What to do if my IsEasy LI4-30 Hob displays error E0?
Error E0 on your IsEasy Hob indicates that no pan is detected or the pan is not detected properly. To resolve this, ensure that a suitable pan is placed correctly on the hob.
What does the C/C-C-C-C Error mean on my IsEasy LI4-30 Hob?
The C/C-C-C-C Error on your IsEasy Hob indicates an automatic safety shut-off has been activated due to liquid overflow.
What to do if my IsEasy LI4-30 Hob displays error codes E5-E8?
Error codes E5-E8 on your IsEasy Hob indicate a range of potential issues requiring professional attention. Contact the after-sales service and specify the error code.
Why does my IsEasy LI4-30 show error E3?
Error E3 on your IsEasy Hob indicates a high voltage issue. Contact the after-sales service and specify the error code.
What to do if my IsEasy Hob displays error E4?
Error E4 on your IsEasy Hob indicates a low voltage issue. Contact the after-sales service and specify the error code.
What does error E2 mean on my IsEasy Hob?
Error E2 on your IsEasy Hob indicates an NTC short or open. Contact the after-sales service and specify the error code.
Guidance on selecting suitable pots and pans for induction hob use, including material and bottom type checks.
Essential safety messages, warnings, and precautions to prevent injury, damage, and electric shocks during appliance use.
Details on physical dimensions, ventilation, and clearances required for proper installation of the induction hob.
Instructions for connecting the appliance to the power supply, including wiring diagrams and voltage checks.
Description of the control panel layout, turning on/off, and adjusting cooking zones.
Instructions for activating and deactivating the child lock feature to prevent accidental operation.
Guide on setting, using, and deactivating the cooking timer function for up to 99 minutes.
Explanation of the booster function for increased power and its return to last setting.
Information on the automatic shut-off feature when no cooking time is set or the hob is inactive.
Explanation of the residual heat indicator symbol alerting users when cooking zones are still hot.
Troubleshooting for the "E0" error code related to unsuitable or missing pots on the hob.
Guidance on using different heat levels for various cooking tasks and their corresponding power consumption.
Details on voltage, maximum power, and individual cooking zone power outputs including booster.
Guidelines for cleaning the induction hob surface, including precautions and recommended materials.
A table listing common error codes, their possible causes, and recommended remedies for the hob.
Explanation of normal operating noises from pots, pans, and the internal cooling system.
Steps to take before contacting customer support and information to provide for assistance.
Advice and recommendations for optimizing energy efficiency during cooking.
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