Gorenje SVK66TS User Manual

Instructions for use, mounting and connection
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Built-in ceramic-glass cooktop GB IE MT
Dear customer !
The built-in ceramic-glass cooktop is intended for
household use only.
Materials used for packaging are nature friendly
and may be recycled, deposited or destroyed
without any threats to the environment.
In order to recognize these features, all packing
materials are marked with relevant symbols.
Once your appliance has become obsolete and
you do not intend to use it any longer, take
adequate care not to litter the environment.
Deposit your old appliance with the authorized
depot dealing with used household appliances.
Instructions for use
Instructions for use have been prepared for the
user, and describe the particulars and handling of
the appliance. These instructions apply to
different models from the same family of
appliances, therefore you may find information
and descriptions that may not apply to your
particular appliance.
Installation instructions
The appliance should be connected to the power
supply in accordance with the instructions from
the chapter "Electrical connections" and in line
with the standing regulations and standards.
The connections should be carried out by a
qualified personnel only.
Rating plate
The rating plate with basic information is located
underneath the appliance.
Fire hazard protection
Appliances are allowed to be mounted on one
side next to a high kitchen cabinet, the height of
which may exceed that of the appliance. On the
opposite side however, only a kitchen cabinet of
equal height as the appliance is allowed.
Built-in ceramic-glass cooktop EN .............. 40
Important warnings ...................................... 41
Connection to the power supply .................. 41
Basic adjustment of sensors to the ambience
Installation diagram
Mounting the built-in cooktop ..................... 42
Caution !
Dimensions of the built-in hob opening
Installation procedure
Ceramic-glass cooktop.................................. 43
Cookware ....................................................... 44
Energy saving tips
Glass ceramic hob control elements ............ 45
Control panel
Control elements
Automatic cooking mode
Blocking the hob operation
Timer function
Limited time of operation
Safety functions and error display
Cooker controls.............................................. 52
Control panel
Control elements............................................ 53
Switching the hob on
Selecting the particular hotplate
Switching the hotplate on
Automatic cooking mode
Blocking the hob operation
Remaining heat indicators
Switching the entire hob off
Limited operation time
Power interruption
Safety warnings and error indication
Cleaning and maintenance of ceramic-glass
hob .................................................................. 56
Technical information................................... 57

Gorenje SVK66TS Specifications

General

Brand	Gorenje
Model	SVK66TS
Category	Cooktop
Language	English

Summary

Instructions for Use and Safety

Installation Instructions Overview

Fire Hazard Protection Guidelines

Important Safety Warnings

General Appliance Safety Precautions

Critical safety advice for users, covering potential hazards and protective measures.

Power Supply Connection

Electrical Connection Requirements

Specifications for qualified technicians, earthing, voltage, circuit breakers, and wiring for safe power connection.

Built-in Cooktop Mounting

Mounting Safety and Material Care

Precautions for installation by qualified personnel and using heat-resistant materials for cabinets.

Glass Ceramic Hob Controls

Control Panel Component Identification

A diagram illustrating and labeling all sensors, indicators, and digital displays on the control panel.

Control Element Operations

Sensor Interaction and Initial Setup

How to use touch sensors, the appliance's environmental accommodation, and error prevention.

Sensor Interaction and Error Modes

Detailed guide on using touch sensors, the initial accommodation process, and preventing error states.

Activating the Main Hob Switch

Procedure for turning the entire cooktop on using the primary ON/OFF sensor.

Hotplate Selection and Activation

Selecting and Activating Hotplates

Steps for choosing individual hotplates and setting their initial power levels.

Initiating Hob Power

Setting Cooking Power Levels

Adjusting Heat Intensity

Methods for increasing or decreasing the heat output for each hotplate using dedicated sensors.

Hob Operation Blocking Feature

Child Safety Lock Activation

Procedure for locking the control panel to prevent accidental use or setting changes.

Switching Individual Hotplates Off

Methods for Hotplate Deactivation

Ways to turn off a hotplate, including setting power to zero or using sensor combinations.

Switching the Entire Hob Off

Complete Hob Deactivation Procedure

How to turn off all active cooking zones simultaneously using the main ON/OFF sensor.

Deactivating All Cooking Zones

Timer Functionality

Setting a Countdown Timer

Programming Timed Hotplate Operation

Limited Operation Time Safety Feature

Automatic Hotplate Shutdown Feature

Maximum Usage Duration for Hotplates

Safety Features and Error Display

Error Codes and Troubleshooting Guidance

Identifying error signals like 'F' and recommended actions for resolving faults.

Cooker Control Panel

Layout and Function of Controls

Hotplate Power Setting

Adjusting Heat Levels for Hotplates

Hob Operation Lock Mechanism

Engaging the Child Lock Feature

Instructions for activating the safety lock to prevent unintended operation or changes to settings.

Switching Hotplates Off

Turning Off Individual Cooking Zones

Safety Warnings and Error Indicators

Interpreting Error Signals and Safety Shutdowns

Summary of conditions that trigger safety shutdowns and how to understand error codes like 'F'.

Ceramic-Glass Hob Cleaning and Care

Routine Cleaning of the Hob Surface