What does ER03 mean on my IKEA BEJUBLAD and how to fix it?
ER03 on your IKEA Hob indicates continuous key activation, likely caused by water or cookware placed on the control panel. Remove any water or cookware from the glass and control panel.
How to fix error E8 on an IKEA BEJUBLAD Hob?
Error E8 on your IKEA Hob indicates a fan failure, possibly due to the fan being blocked by dust or fabrics. Clean the fan and remove any foreign bodies. If the error persists, please contact After Sales Service.
What to do if my IKEA BEJUBLAD displays error E3?
If your IKEA Hob displays error E3, it means that you are using the wrong cookware or the cookware is losing its magnetic characteristics, which may lead to induction hob damage. Use appropriate cookware. The error should automatically cancel after 8 seconds, allowing you to use the cooking area again. If the error continues, you will need to change the cookware. If the error persists, please contact After Sales Service.
What does error E6 mean on my IKEA Hob?
Error E6 on your IKEA Hob indicates that the power supply voltage and/or frequency is out of range. Check the mains voltage and/or frequency. If needed, contact After Sales Service.
Why does my IKEA BEJUBLAD show error code ER21?
Error code ER21 on your IKEA Hob indicates that the internal temperature of the electronic parts is too high. Allow the hob to cool down and ensure it has sufficient ventilation. If the error persists after cooling and proper ventilation, contact After Sales Service.
What to do if my IKEA Hob displays error E2?
If your IKEA Hob displays error E2, it means that the pot is empty or you are using the wrong cookware, the pot or glass temperature is too high, or the electronic temperature is too high. Allow the hob to cool down. Ensure you're using appropriate cookware and avoid heating up empty pots.
What to do if cookware is too small for IKEA BEJUBLAD Hob cooking zone?
If the diameter of your cookware is too small for the cooking zone on your IKEA Hob, move it to a smaller cooking zone.
General| Type | Induction |
|---|---|
| Number of Cooking Zones | 4 |
| Control Type | Touch |
| Power Levels | 9 |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Timer | Yes |
| Boost Function | Yes |
| Width | 59 cm |
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Power | 7.4 kW |
| Color | Black |
| Total power | 7400 W |
| Safety features | Overheating protection |
| Dimensions | 59x52 cm |
| Material | Glass ceramic |
Guidelines for flammable materials and specific unit components used during installation.
Visual representation of wiring configurations for different power supply types.
Explanation of symbols and indicators for pot detection and residual heat.
Instructions for activating and deactivating the child lock feature to prevent accidental use.
Procedure for locking hob functions, e.g., for cleaning, that remains active across power cycles.
How to use the boost function for temporary extra power on cooking areas.
Setting individual timers for specific cooking zones to turn off automatically.
Using the hob's timer for general cooking duration with an alarm.
Activating the melting function for gentle heating of specific items.
Using the heat-up function for initial high-power cooking before setting a lower level.
Temporarily pausing all hob functions, which can be resumed later.
Restoring previous hob settings after a power interruption or shut-down.
Connecting two cooking areas to create a single, larger cooking zone.
Lists suitable cookware materials like cast iron, enamelled steel, etc.
Warns against using empty or thin-based pots to prevent damage.
Provides general advice on cooking, including noise from glass ceramic hobs.
Explains how to use cookware with the hob for optimal performance.
Guidelines for recycling electrical and electronic components of the appliance.
Instructions for recycling packaging materials in designated collection bins.
Tips for saving energy during cooking with the hob.
Specifies the duration of the IKEA guarantee and proof of purchase requirements.
Identifies IKEA's service providers and authorized partners for guarantee execution.
Defines the scope of the guarantee, covering construction and material faults for domestic use.
Outlines IKEA's process for examining and resolving issues under the guarantee.
Lists exclusions from the IKEA guarantee, such as normal wear and tear or misuse.
Explains how local laws and consumer rights interact with the IKEA guarantee.
Defines the geographical scope and conditions for warranty service claims.
Guidance for seeking additional assistance or asking general questions about the appliance.
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