To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a Silvercrest SDI 3500 D4 when the On/Off light is not on?
If the On/Off indicator lamp on your Silvercrest Hob isn't lighting up, it could be due to these reasons: * The appliance might not be properly connected to the mains power socket. Connect the appliance to a functioning power socket. * The appliance might be damaged. In this case, it is recommended to contact the Customer Service department.
Why won't my Silvercrest SDI 3500 D4 Hob start cooking?
Your Silvercrest Hob might not start cooking for several reasons: * Ensure a suitable pot/pan is placed on the induction field. * Verify that the pot/pan is compatible with induction cookers. Refer to the 'Suitable cookware' section for guidance. * Check if the child lock is activated; if so, hold down the r and z buttons for about 3 seconds to deactivate it.
Why does my Silvercrest Hob show error code "(9"?
If the error code "(9" appears on the display of your Silvercrest Hob, it indicates that the electronics have overheated. Check whether the fans on the bottom of the appliance are working correctly and whether they can take in a sufficient volume of air.
What to do if Silvercrest Hob shows "(8" error?
If the error code "(8" appears on your Silvercrest Hob's display, it indicates that the temperature sensor beneath the induction field is defective or there is a short circuit. Disconnect the hob from the mains power socket and contact the Customer Service department, providing them with the error code.
General| Brand | Silvercrest |
|---|---|
| Model | SDI 3500 D4 |
| Category | Hob |
| Language | English |
Specifies the appliance's exclusive use for heating foodstuffs in private households.
Lists the standard components included with the appliance, including instructions.
Explains how to dispose of packaging materials responsibly and their recyclability.
Identifies the main physical components like induction fields and control panels.
Details the various lamps, buttons, and the display on the control panel.
Warns about electrical hazards, cable safety, and proper plug usage.
Details risks related to hot surfaces and safe usage by children or persons with reduced capabilities.
Advises on keeping animals away from electrical appliances to prevent hazards and damage.
Outlines fire hazards, including overheating, flammable objects, and improper container use.
Advises on maintaining safe distances from sensitive devices and medical equipment.
Details criteria for selecting pots and pans compatible with induction fields, including material and base size.
Provides recommendations for optimizing energy use, such as pan size and using lids.
Details power output and temperature levels for the induction fields.
Explains automatic shut-off when pans are removed or detected as unsuitable, including error codes.
Covers starting the appliance and selecting between power level and temperature modes.
Describes how to set a cooking timer from 1 to 180 minutes for automatic switch-off.
Details special programmes like Boost, Milk, and Keep Warm for specific cooking tasks.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the child lock to prevent accidental changes.
Outlines the 3-year warranty, conditions for claims, and what is covered or excluded.
Provides instructions on how to make a warranty claim, including required documentation and contact methods.
Lists contact details (phone, email) for service inquiries in Great Britain and Ireland.
