What does error E6 mean on my Proline ICD35BOOST Hob?
If your Proline Hob displays 'E6', it indicates a high temperature of the IGBT thermistor. Please touch to restart after the induction hob cools down.
What to do if my Proline ICD35BOOST Hob turns off unexpectedly and displays a failure code?
If the induction hob or a cooking zone on your Proline Hob has turned itself off unexpectedly, a tone sounds, and a failure code is displayed, this indicates a technical fault. Note down the failure codes, switch off the power, and contact a qualified technician.
Why does the fan motor sound abnormal on my Proline Hob?
If the fan motor sounds abnormal on your Proline Hob, the fan motor is damaged. Replace the fan.
Why don’t some buttons work on my Proline ICD35BOOST Hob?
If some buttons don’t work, or the LED display is not working normally on your Proline Hob, it is possible that the display board is damaged. Replace the display board.
Why does heating suddenly stop during operation on my Proline ICD35BOOST Hob?
If heating suddenly stops during operation and you hear a beep every second on your Proline Hob, it could be due to an incorrect pan type, a pot diameter that is too small, or a broken thermal link. Use the correct pan type, and replace the thermal link if necessary.
Why does the LED not come on when my Proline ICD35BOOST Hob is plugged in?
If the LED does not come on when the Proline Hob is plugged in, it may be due to no power supply. Check if the plug is secured tightly in the outlet and that the outlet is working. Also, the accessorial power board and the display board may have a connection failure or the accessorial power board may be damaged. Check the connection and replace the board if needed.
Why does the cooking mode indicator come on, but heating does not start on my Proline Hob?
If the cooking mode indicator comes on, but heating does not start on your Proline Hob, the ambient temperature may be too high, or the air intake or vent may be blocked. Also, the fan may not be running smoothly, or the power board could be damaged. Check for blocked air vents, ensure the fan runs smoothly (replace if necessary), and consider replacing the power board if problems persist.
Why do some pans make crackling noises on my Proline ICD35BOOST Hob?
If some pans make crackling or clicking noises on your Proline Hob, it is likely due to the construction of your cookware. Different layers of metals may vibrate differently. This is normal and doesn't indicate a fault.
Why does my Proline Hob make a humming noise on high heat?
If your Proline Hob makes a low humming noise when used on a high heat setting, this is normal due to the technology of induction cooking. The noise should decrease or disappear when you lower the heat setting.
What to do if my Proline ICD35BOOST shows an error and the pans do not become hot?
If your Proline Hob displays 'Pans do not become hot and appears in the display', it means the hob can't detect the pan. This could be because the cookware isn't suitable for induction cooking, or the pan is too small or not centered. Use cookware suitable for induction cooking and ensure the pan's base matches the cooking zone size and is properly centered.
General| Brand | Proline |
|---|---|
| Model | ICD35BOOST |
| Category | Hob |
| Type | Induction |
| Boost Function | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Glass Ceramic |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Safety Features | Child lock, overheating protection |
| Frequency | 50-60 Hz |
| Width | 590 mm |
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