What to do if my viceroy WRECOIND60 shows error ER03?
If the Viceroy Hob displays 'ER03', it indicates that the pan is placed over the controls or there's water on the glass/over the controls. To resolve this, clean the control panel or move the pan.
Why does my viceroy WRECOIND60 Hob show error E3 E?
If your Viceroy Hob displays 'E3 E', it means the supply voltage is abnormally high. Please inspect whether the power supply is normal and power on after the power supply is normal.
What does error E4 E mean on my viceroy WRECOIND60?
If your Viceroy Hob displays 'E4 E', it indicates an abnormally low supply voltage. Please inspect whether the power supply is normal and power on after the power supply is normal.
What to do if my Viceroy Hob displays error E1 E?
If the Viceroy Hob displays 'E1 E', it means the temperature sensor of the ceramic glass plate is high. Please restart after the induction hob cools down.
Why is my viceroy WRECOIND60 showing error E2 E?
If the Viceroy Hob displays 'E2 E', it means the temperature sensor of the IGBT is high. Please restart after the induction hob cools down.
How to fix F1 E error on viceroy WRECOIND60?
If your Viceroy Hob shows 'F1 E', the connection between the display board and the left mainboard has failed. Here’s what you should do: 1. Check if the connection cable is correctly plugged in or defective. 2. Replace the mainboard.
What does E5 E error mean on a Viceroy Hob?
If your Viceroy Hob displays 'E5 E', it indicates a temperature sensor failure. Check that the connection cable is correctly plugged in or if the assembly is defective.
What to do if Viceroy Hob shows F3 E error?
If your Viceroy Hob shows 'F3 E', there is a coil temperature sensor failure. Replace the coil sensor to resolve this issue.
What does F4 E error mean on my viceroy WRECOIND60?
If your Viceroy Hob displays 'F4 E', there is a mainboard temperature sensor failure. Replace the mainboard to fix this issue.
Why does my Viceroy Hob display U –?
If the Viceroy Hob displays 'U –', it means there is no pan or the pan is not suitable. Replace the pan with a suitable one.
Read installation and safety instructions thoroughly prior to use.
Important safety warnings regarding hob usage, installation, and potential hazards.
Further safety information including child safety, fire prevention, and appliance care.
Connecting the hob to a mains power outlet using the supplied UK 3-pin plug.
Instructions for qualified installers to convert the hob for permanent wiring.
Steps to configure the hob's maximum power output via software settings.
Table of error codes, their possible causes, and recommended solutions for hob issues.
Manufacturer details, product information, and compliance with relevant EU/UK legislation.
Guidelines for proper disposal of the appliance in compliance with WEEE directives.
List of tools and items necessary before commencing the installation process.
Details of the components and accessories included with the product.
Instructions and dimensions for preparing the work surface cutout for the hob.
Pre-installation checks including work surface, ventilation, and power supply considerations.
Steps for sealing the hob to the worktop using the provided materials for a secure fit.
How induction cooking technology works and its advantages.
Guidelines for selecting suitable cookware for induction hob operation.
Introduction to the hob's control panel and main functions.
Explanation of symbols, indicators, and layout of the hob's control panel.
Covers boost, keep warm, child lock, and pause functions for everyday operation.
How to activate, cancel, and utilize boost and keep warm cooking modes.
Instructions for activating and deactivating the child lock feature for safety.
How to pause and resume cooking processes interruption-free.
Using the timer for setting cooking durations or as a minute minder.
Details on over-temperature, small article detection, and auto-shutdown protection.
Step-by-step guide to starting cooking, selecting zones, and adjusting heat.
Cleaning methods for different types of dirt and general maintenance advice.
Contact details for customer service, repair, and spare part inquiries.
The WRECOIND60 is a plug & play induction hob designed for domestic use, offering efficient and economical cooking technology. It features four cooking zones and can be connected directly to a mains power outlet using a 3-pin (UK) plug, with a default maximum input power of 2800W. For permanent installations, it can be converted to a 6400W output, requiring professional electrical installation and cable replacement.
The hob requires a work surface cutout of 565mm (A) x 495mm (B) with a minimum thickness of 18mm. A minimum of 50mm space (X) must be preserved around the hole. The work surface material and adhesive must be heat-resistant. Adequate ventilation is crucial, with air intake (D) and air exit (E) requirements of 20mm and 5mm respectively. For 13amp connections, minimum clearances for A, B, and C are 500mm, 10mm, and 20mm. For 32amp connections, A, B, and C remain the same. If no cooker hood is installed, a safety distance of at least 500mm between the hotplate and the cupboard above is required. If a cooker hood is installed, refer to its manual for specific safety distances. The hob should be placed on a stable, smooth surface during installation, and force should not be applied to the controls. The work surface must be square, level, and made of heat-resistant material. If installed above an oven, the oven must have a built-in cooling fan. The power supply cable must not be accessible through cupboard doors or drawers. A suitable isolating switch providing full disconnection from the mains power supply, with a 3mm air gap contact separation in all poles, must be incorporated into the permanent wiring and easily accessible. The cut edge of the worktop should be sealed with silicone or PTFE before fitting the hob. A supplied seal (02) should be stretched and stuck along the underside edge of the hob, ensuring the ends overlap. The hob is then positioned into the cut-out and gently pressed downwards to ensure a good seal. Adhesives should not be used to fix the hob into the worktop.
The hob uses touch controls, responding to the ball of the finger. Controls must be clean and dry.
The hob supports RF technology for connection with other appliances (e.g., Viceroy Hood). Refer to the Viceroy Hood Manual for connection instructions. The connectivity operation must be completed within two minutes of turning on power to the cooker hood. If unsuccessful, switch off both hood and hob, wait one minute, and retry.
The hob displays protective codes for abnormalities:
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