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If your Midea Hob cooktop isn't turning on, first ensure it's properly connected to the power supply and switched on. Check for any power outages in your home or area. If the problem continues after these checks, it's best to consult a qualified technician.
What to do if pans do not become hot on Midea Hob?
If your pans aren't heating up and a symbol appears on the display of your Midea Hob, it could be that the cookware isn't suitable for induction cooking, or it's too small or not centered on the cooking zone. Use cookware designed for induction cooking and ensure the pan's base matches the cooking zone size and is properly centered.
What to do if Midea MC-6F74A0H556 heating stops suddenly and display flashes “u”?
If the heating stops suddenly and the display flashes “u” on your Midea Hob, it could be due to several reasons: the pan type is wrong, the pan detection circuit is damaged, the pot diameter is too small, or the cooker has overheated. Use the proper pot, wait for the temperature to return to normal, and push the “ON/OFF” button to restart the unit. If replacing the pot doesn't help, replace the power board.
Why the LED does not come on Midea MC-6F74A0H556 when unit is plugged in?
If the LED on your Midea Hob doesn't light up when plugged in, check if the plug is securely in the outlet and the outlet is working. Also, check the connection of the accessorial power board and the display board. If those are fine, the accessorial power board or the display board might be damaged, and you may need to replace them.
Why are the touch controls difficult to operate on Midea MC-6F74A0H556?
If you're finding the touch controls on your Midea Hob difficult to operate, it might be due to a slight film of water on the controls or using the tip of your finger. Ensure the touch control area is dry and use the ball of your finger when touching the controls.
What to do if the Cooking Mode Indicator comes on, but heating does not start on Midea Hob?
If the Cooking Mode Indicator lights up but the Midea Hob doesn't start heating, the ambient temperature may be too high, or the air intake/vent might be blocked. Also, there may be something wrong with the fan. Check whether the fan runs smoothly, if not, replace the fan. If these are not the cause, the power board may be damaged and need replacement.
What does EL/EH mean on Midea Hob?
If you see 'EL/EH' displayed on your Midea Hob, it indicates an abnormal supply voltage. Inspect whether the power supply is normal and power on after the power supply is normal.
How to prevent glass scratches on Midea Hob?
To prevent scratches on the glass surface of your Midea Hob, use cookware with flat and smooth bases and avoid abrasive scourers or cleaning products.
What to do if some buttons can’t work, or the LED display is not normal on Midea MC-6F74A0H556 Hob?
If some buttons aren't working or the LED display is abnormal on your Midea Hob, the display board may be damaged. Replace the display board.
What to do if Midea MC-6F74A0H556 Hob turns off unexpectedly and shows an error code?
If your Midea Hob unexpectedly turns off, emits a tone, and displays an error code, there may be a technical fault. Note down the error letters and numbers, switch off the power to the induction hob at the wall, and contact a qualified technician.
General| Number of Burners | 4 |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Ignition Type | Automatic |
| Weight | 8.5 kg |
| Type | Gas |
Defines the proper and safe use of the appliance to prevent risks and damage.
Details various symbols used in the manual to convey warnings and important information.
Covers electrical shock and cut hazards during installation, and general safety guidelines.
Key safety guidelines for appliance installation, including earthing, circuit protection, and qualified personnel.
Illustrates the layout of the induction hob's cooking zones and glass plate.
Explains the function of each control button on the induction hob's panel.
Provides advice on reducing cooking times, saving energy, and optimal heat settings.
Guides on achieving perfect simmered dishes and cooking rice using the absorption method.
Step-by-step instructions for cooking juicy steaks, including resting and checking doneness.
Advice on preparing ingredients and cooking vegetables and meat for stir-fries.
Details requirements for cutting work surfaces and selecting heat-resistant materials for installation.
Ensures proper ventilation to prevent overheating and electric shock during operation.
Covers checks for work surface, material, oven compatibility, and electrical connections before installation.
Ensures power supply cable safety, adequate airflow, and accessibility of the isolating switch after installation.
Guides on placing the hob on a stable surface and adjusting brackets for table top thickness.
Highlights key safety points like professional installation, avoiding direct installation above appliances, and heat resistance.
Details how to use the touch controls, including pressure, finger use, and keeping controls clean and dry.
Explains how to identify suitable induction cookware using a magnet test or water heating method.
Specifies the minimum and maximum base diameter for cookware on different cooking zones.
Guides on activating the hob, placing suitable pans, and ensuring clean, dry surfaces.
Explains how to use the boost function for rapid heating and how it automatically cancels.
Provides details on boost function duration, zone return settings, and interaction between cooking zones.
Describes using the flexible zone as a single or two zones and requirements for pan detection.
Details how to lock controls to prevent unintended use and unlock them.
Explains how to set and adjust timers for individual heat zones and the flex zone.
Describes how to pause active cooking zones and resume them.
Explains how to activate, deactivate, and use the pan transfer function between zones.
Instructions for cleaning fingerprints, marks, and non-sugary spills from the glass surface.
Guidance on removing sticky or hot spills, including using scrapers and safety precautions.
Steps for cleaning spills on touch controls, ensuring they are completely dry before use.
Compliance with WEEE Directive for proper disposal of electrical equipment and recycling points.
Confirms compliance with the RoHS Directive regarding prohibited materials.
Details on recycling packaging materials according to national regulations and local collection points.
