To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does the 'H' symbol mean on my SIGURO SGR-HB-I250B Hob?
The appearance of the "H" symbol after switching off a cooking zone on your SIGURO Hob is normal. It indicates that the cooking zone is still hot and potentially dangerous to touch.
What to do if the controls on my SIGURO SGR-HB-I250B are not active?
If the controls on your SIGURO Hob are not active, ensure that the control panel lock is not enabled. Also, if water has overflowed into the control panel, wipe it with a dry cloth.
Why did my SIGURO SGR-HB-I250B Hob switch off?
If your SIGURO Hob switches off, first check if you have set the cooking zone to shut off automatically. Also, the hob might have switched off automatically after a set time. If water overflowed and entered the control panel, wipe the panel with a dry cloth.
What does error E5 mean on my SIGURO Hob?
If you get an E5 error on your SIGURO Hob, it means the temperature sensor is too hot. Let the hob cool down before using it again.
What does error E3 mean on my SIGURO Hob?
If you get an E3 error on your SIGURO Hob, it indicates a high temperature of the sensor of empty cookware. Check if the water has boiled out of the dishes. If so, add water and continue cooking.
How to fix a SIGURO SGR-HB-I250B Hob that cannot be switched on?
If your SIGURO Hob cannot be switched on, verify that there was no power outage. Also, ensure that the hob is properly connected to the mains.
How to prevent scratches on my SIGURO Hob?
If the surface of your SIGURO Hob is scratched, ensure you are using the correct pots and pans with a smooth bottom. Also, avoid using abrasive cleaners.
Why does my SIGURO Hob make a crackling sound with certain cookware?
The crackling or clicking sound from cookware during use on your SIGURO induction hob is normal. It is the sound of the induction coil operating in combination with the materials of the dishes.
What to do if my SIGURO Hob displays other error messages?
Switch off the SIGURO hob and contact an authorized service center.
Key safety rules for appliance usage, covering user age, supervision, maintenance, and potential hazards.
Warnings and precautions to prevent electric shock during use and maintenance.
Warnings and precautions to prevent injuries from sharp edges or specific tools.
Precautions related to electromagnetic compatibility and hot surfaces.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable and safe location for hob installation.
Specifications for cutting the worktop and applying the sealing foam for proper installation.
Guidelines for the safe and correct electrical connection of the hob.
Explanation of the touch-sensitive control system and its operation.
Information on selecting and using appropriate cookware for induction hobs.
Instructions on turning the hob on/off and setting cooking zone power levels.
Explains residual heat, panel lock, Stop & Go, and Booster functions.
Guidance on low cooking, cooking steaks, and sautéing for optimal results.
Recommended power levels for various cooking methods and food types.
Instructions for cleaning the hob, including recommended materials and methods.
Methods for removing burnt-in food or liquids from the hob surface.
Guidance for resolving issues like the hob not switching on or controls being inactive.
Explanation of error codes (E1/E2, E3, E5) and their causes and solutions.
General| Product Name | SIGURO SGR-HB-I250B |
|---|---|
| Category | Hob |
| Type | Induction |
| Number of Cooking Zones | 2 |
| Total Power | 3500 W |
| Left Cooking Zone Power | 2000 W |
| Right Cooking Zone Power | 1500 W |
| Power Levels | 9 |
| Timer | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Residual Heat Indicator | Yes |
| Auto Shut-off | Yes |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Color | Black |
| Control | Touch |
| Width | 290 mm |
| Material | Glass |
