What to do if my True Induction TI-1B displays E7?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays 'E7', it means the ventilation area is blocked, preventing heat from escaping properly. Ensure there's a minimum of 2 to 4 inches of space between the unit and any walls or obstructions. Also, try turning the power OFF, unplugging the unit, allowing it to cool completely, and then restarting the cooktop.
Why does my True Induction TI-1B Cooktop show “_ _ _” and beep?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays “_ _ _” and beeps, ensure that the cookware you are using is compatible with induction cooking, as explained in the relevant section of the manual.
What to do if my True Induction TI-1B shows EE?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays 'EE', simply press the ON/OFF button to restart the unit and resume cooking.
What does E6 mean on my True Induction Cooktop?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays 'E6', the unit will switch off after 3 minutes in standby mode. You can then restart it.
Why is my True Induction TI-1B showing error E1?
The error code E1 on your True Induction Cooktop indicates that the voltage is under 75V.
What does error E2 mean on a True Induction TI-1B Cooktop?
The error code E2 on your True Induction Cooktop indicates that the voltage is over 145V.
How to fix no cookware found on True Induction TI-1B?
If your True Induction Cooktop isn't detecting cookware, make sure the cookware is centered on the cooking zone. Also, verify that your cookware is induction compatible.
Why does my True Induction TI-1B say voltage too high?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays an error because the supplied voltage is too high, it might be due to an increase in voltage to your house circuit. Once the voltage returns to normal, the error code should disappear.
What to do if my True Induction TI-1B IGBT is overheating?
If your True Induction Cooktop indicates IGBT overheating, turn off the unit and allow the IGBT to cool down. After it has cooled, restart the unit.
What to do if my True Induction TI-1B Cooktop top plate is overheating?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays a top plate overheat error, please turn off the cooktop and allow it to cool down.
General| Type | Induction Cooktop |
|---|---|
| Number of Burners/Zones | 1 |
| Power | 1800 W |
| Surface Material | Ceramic Glass |
| Timer | Yes |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Safety Features | Auto Shut-off |
Details cut-out dimensions and placement requirements for countertop installation.
Covers feeding power wire, gasket installation, and specific guidance for RV usage.
Specifies required air circulation clearances around the unit for proper ventilation.
Covers essential safety rules for using the induction cooker, including handling heat and electricity.
Details risks of electric shock, cord handling, and proper extension cord use.
Addresses polarized plug safety, turning off the unit, and residual heat awareness.
Safety guidelines for cleaning and maintenance, emphasizing cool down and avoiding water.
Lists specifications like power, voltage, temperature range, and dimensions.
Steps for plugging in, turning on, and setting the heat level from 1-10.
Explains how to adjust temperature settings from 150-450°F using +/- keys.
Details how to set and adjust the timer for cooking duration.
Describes the automatic 120-minute shut-off feature and its indicators.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the Child Safety Lock function.
Instructions on how to properly turn off the induction cooktop after use.
Guidelines for choosing induction-compatible cookware based on material and magnetic properties.
Lists types of cookware that are not compatible with the induction cooktop.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the cooktop after use, including what to avoid.
How to clean air intake and exhaust vents using a vacuum cleaner attachment.
Provides a list of error codes, their causes, and recommended solutions for the cooktop.
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