Clean the induction hob
regularly to stop foreign objects
from getting into the fan and
preventing the appliance from
working properly.
Do not store detergents or
flammable materials beneath
the hob.
Always open sealed containers,
such as cans, before heating
them, otherwise they may
explode.
Never have the induction
hotplate to work without food
inside, otherwise its operational
performance may be affected
and danger may happen.
Do not place rough or uneven
vessels on the hob, as they
may damage the ceramic
surface.
If the surface of the hob is
cracked, switch off the
appliance to avoid any
possibility of electric shocks.
Do not leave metallic objects,
such as knives, forks, spoons
and lids on the hob as they may
get hot.
A dedicated power
protection air switch must
be used.
Never wash the induction hob
directly with water.
Never use the induction hob
near another appliance which
generates a high temperature,
such as a gas cooker or a
paraffin heater.
When a cooking zone has been
on for a long time the surface
remains hot for some time
afterwards - so do not touch
the ceramic surface.
From time to time check that
nothing (e.g. glass, paper, etc.)
is obstructing the air intake
beneath the induction hob.
Keep children or infirm persons
away from the appliance.
Never let them use it
unsupervised.
For indoor use only.
Safety Reminding and Maintenance:
If the supply cord is damaged,
it must be replaced by the
manufacturer,its service agent
or similary qualified person in
in order to avoid a hazard.
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USE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT WHEN
INSTALLING THE APPLIANCE.
Veneers, adhesives or plastic coatings on adjacent furniture should be temperature-resistant (>90°C). If
they are not sufficiently temperature-resistant, they may warp over time.
The minimum distance between a ventilation hood and the cooking surface must be at least the distance
indicated in the ventilation hood installation instructions.
The minimum distances must also be respected for the edges of the hob on the back as indicated in the
installation illustrations.
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