To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Silvercrest 75467 Hob not turning on?
If your Silvercrest Hob isn't working and the On/Standby light isn't on, check if the plug is properly connected to the mains power socket. If it is and the hob still doesn't work, the appliance might be damaged, and you should contact Customer Services.
Why does my Silvercrest 75467 not start the cooking process?
If the Silvercrest Hob doesn't start cooking, it might be due to the absence of cookware on the cooking area or the cookware being unsuitable for induction cooking areas. Place suitable cookware on the cooking area. Refer to the chapter on "Suitable Cookware" for more details.
What to do if ' - - - ' appears on the Silvercrest 75467 Hob display?
If ' - - - ' appears on the display of your Silvercrest Hob, it usually means that there's no cookware on the cooking area, the cookware is unsuitable, or it's not centered. Make sure you place suitable cookware centrally on the cooking area.
What to do if E05 appears on the Silvercrest 75467 Hob display?
If error code E05 appears on your Silvercrest Hob, it means the appliance is too hot in power levels mode. Disconnect the plug from the mains power socket and wait until the appliance has cooled down.
What does E07 mean on my Silvercrest 75467 Hob and how to fix it?
If error code E07 appears on your Silvercrest Hob, it indicates that the appliance is too hot in Temperature-Mode. To resolve this, disconnect the hob from the mains power socket and allow it to cool down completely before using it again.
Why does E01 appear on my Silvercrest Hob display?
If error code E01 is displayed on your Silvercrest Hob, it indicates that the appliance isn't getting enough voltage (below 160V). Check that the hob is connected to a properly installed power socket that supplies 220-240V, 50Hz.
What does error E02 mean on a Silvercrest Hob?
If error code E02 appears on the display of your Silvercrest Hob, it signifies that the appliance is receiving too much voltage (above 270V). Verify that the appliance is connected to a correctly installed mains power socket providing 220 - 240 V , 50 Hz.
What should I do if E03 appears on my Silvercrest 75467?
If error code E03 appears on your Silvercrest Hob's display, it indicates a short circuit inside the appliance. Immediately disconnect the plug from the mains power socket and contact Customer Services.
What does E06 error mean on my Silvercrest 75467?
If error code E06 appears on the display of your Silvercrest Hob, it means the temperature sensor underneath the cooking area is defective or there is a short circuit. Disconnect the plug from the mains power socket and contact the Customer Services department.
What to do if E08 appears on the Silvercrest 75467 display?
If error code E08 appears on your Silvercrest Hob display, the temperature sensor is defective. Disconnect the plug from the mains power socket and contact the Customer Services department.
General| Number of Burners | 4 |
|---|---|
| Timer | Yes |
| Overheating Protection | Yes |
| Child Safety Lock | Yes |
| Number of cooking zones | 4 |
| Material | Glass-ceramic |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
Appliance is intended exclusively for heating and keeping warm of foods in domestic households.
Lists the components included with the induction hob, such as the appliance, magnet, and instructions.
Packaging materials are recyclable and should be disposed of according to regional regulations.
Overview of the induction hob and its control panel components with illustrations.
Technical specifications including voltage, nominal power, protection class, and noise emission level.
Warnings and precautions regarding water, damaged cables, and unplugging the device.
Precautions against touching hot surfaces and guidelines for child usage and supervision.
Precautions against overheating, flammable objects, and improper container usage.
Guidelines on maintaining distance from sensitive electronic and medical devices.
Explanation of how induction heating works and the principle of energy field generation.
Details on compatible cookware materials, bottom types, and diameter requirements for optimal use.
Instructions for positioning the appliance to ensure proper ventilation and heat dissipation.
Instructions for connecting the appliance to the mains power supply, including voltage and fuse checks.
Explanation of power levels and power sharing between front and rear cooking areas.
Step-by-step guide for operating individual cooking areas and selecting modes (power/temperature).
Explains the difference between power level and temperature modes for cooking.
Explains automatic shut-off for safety when cookware is removed or appliance is inactive.
Instructions for setting the timer to automatically switch off cooking areas in power mode.
Instructions for setting the timer to automatically switch off cooking areas in temperature mode.
Explanation of how to activate and deactivate the childproof lock feature for safety.
Safety warnings and guidelines for cleaning the appliance safely and effectively.
Instructions on how to clean the appliance, including removing burnt-on soiling.
Troubleshooting for appliance not functioning or not starting cooking process.
Addressing error codes E01, E02, E03, E05, E06, E07 and their causes/solutions.
Troubleshooting for error code E08, no cookware, unsuitable cookware, and off-center cookware.
Instructions for proper disposal of the appliance according to environmental regulations.
Information regarding compliance with EU directives for electromagnetic compatibility and low voltage.
Company information for the importer of the appliance.
Details on the warranty period, terms, and conditions for the appliance.
Contact information for customer support and service in Great Britain and Ireland.
Contact details for customer service in Germany.
Contact details for customer service in Austria.
Contact details for customer service in Switzerland.
