What to do if my Tisira Hob pans do not become hot and appears in the display?
If your pans aren't heating up and a symbol appears on the display, it could be due to unsuitable cookware or incorrect pan placement. Ensure you're using cookware designed for induction cooking. Also, center the pan on the cooking zone, making sure the base size matches the zone's dimensions.
Why is my Tisira Hob making a low humming noise?
The low humming noise from your induction hob when used on a high heat setting is a normal characteristic of induction cooking technology. The noise should decrease or disappear when you lower the heat setting.
What to do if my Tisira TIT60 Hob touch controls are unresponsive?
If the touch controls aren't responding, the controls might be locked. Please unlock the controls.
Why is my Tisira TIT60 fan still running after turning it off?
The cooling fan in your induction hob prevents the electronics from overheating. It's normal for it to continue running even after you turn the hob off. Do not switch off the power at the wall while the fan is running.
How to fix a Tisira TIT60 that cannot be turned on?
First, ensure the induction hob is properly connected to a power supply and switched on. Then, check for any power outages in your home or area.
What to do if my Tisira TIT60 is displaying E5/E6?
If your induction hob displays error codes E5 or E6, it indicates bad heat radiation. Please restart it after the hob cools down.
What to do if my Tisira TIT60 Hob is displaying E1/E2?
If your hob shows error codes E1 or E2, this indicates an abnormal supply voltage. Please inspect whether the power supply is normal. Power on after the power supply is normal.
What to do if my Tisira Hob is displaying E3/E4?
If your hob displays error codes E3 or E4, it means there is an abnormal temperature. Please inspect the pot.
Why does my Tisira TIT60 glass is being scratched?
Scratches on the glass surface can be caused by rough-edged cookware or the use of unsuitable, abrasive cleaning products. Use cookware with flat and smooth bases.
Why some pans make crackling noises on my Tisira TIT60?
Crackling or clicking noises from pans are normal and caused by the construction of your cookware, where layers of different metals vibrate differently. This does not indicate a fault.
Covers electrical shock and cut hazards during installation.
Addresses electrical shock, health hazards, and electromagnetic fields.
Details hot surfaces, child safety, and general operating rules.
Illustrates the top of the hob and its zones.
Explains the functions of the touch controls.
Guides on connecting to mains, including diagrams.
Reinforces safety instructions for installation.
Details cut-out sizes and clearance requirements.
Covers prerequisites, post-installation checks, and bracket adjustment.
Explains induction principles and touch control operation.
Criteria for choosing suitable cookware.
Steps for turning on, selecting heat, and modifying settings.
Details safety features like control lock and auto shutdown.
Explains minute minder and zone timer usage.
Step-by-step guide for zone-specific timing.
Provides advice on boiling, searing, and stir-frying.
A table mapping heat settings to cooking tasks.
Instructions for cleaning different types of soiling.
Addresses typical issues with causes and fixes.
Lists error codes and their meanings.
Lists key technical specifications and sizes.
Outlines warranty terms and registration process.
Provides contact details for Australia and New Zealand.
General| Type | Induction |
|---|---|
| Number of Burners | 4 |
| Number of Zones | 4 |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Material | Glass Ceramic |
| Control Type | Touch Control |
| Safety Features | Child Lock, Overheating Protection |
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