Asko H6 User manual

HOB H6
HOB H6A
ENGLISH • NORSK • SVENSKA
art. nr. 72369920/T92059

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appliance description H6 description of the control panel
twin area zone
2000/1000 W
left rear zone
1200 W
rear right zone
1800 W
front right zone
1200 W
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child safety lock
timer
zone operating buttons
rear left and rear right and
timer for each zone
zone operating touch controls
front left and front right
control for twin-area zone
selection
where to find ASKO/ONE
introduction
general information about your hob
for your safety
tips for use
selecting a setting
timer
connecting the timer to a zone
twin area zone switching
child safety lock
automatic boiling / automatic frying
cooking comfortably
limiting cooking time automatically
caring for the appearance of the appliance
dealing with faults yourself
building-in – preliminary notes
electrical connection
building-in
technical details
disposal of packaging and appliance
ASKO/ONE’s guarantee
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contents
indications in the display
still hot
standby
fault codes
appliance overheating
settings
automatic boiling
automatic frying
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F3
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A1 - A7
A8 - A9
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appliance description H6A
for Australia
twin area zone
1900/950 W
left rear zone
1200 W
rear right zone
1800 W
front right zone
1200 W
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32 introduction
general information
about your hob
Reading these instructions will tell you
quickly what the appliance can do. You
can read about safety and how you
should maintain the appliance.
There are also tips about the
environment and information that can
help to save energy.
Keep the instructions for use and the
installation instructions. Any later user
of this appliance could benefit from
them.
Enjoy your cooking!
When you first connect the appliance to
the mains it will test itself automatically
and the displays will light briefly.
The appliance adjusts itself. At first the
controls can react very quickly. After a
few days of use this will have adjusted
to the surroundings.
If you do not select a setting within 5
seconds the zone will switch itself off
automatically.
The control panel uses touch controls.
The appliance bleeps when you touch a
control. If you touch a control for
longer than 2 seconds the function will
be repeated but there will be no bleep.
This repeat function does not apply to
switching zones on and off.
You can switch in the timer for the two
rear zones so that at the end of the
cooking time the zone will be switched
off automatically.
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where you can find
ASKO/ONE
Australia
Adress:
Phone:
Fax:
New Zealand
Adress:
Phone:
Fax:
Norway
Adress:
Phone:
Fax:
Sweden
Adress:
Phone:
Fax:
ASKO Appliances
19, Trent Street
3125 Burwood
Victoria, Australia
03 - 9809 2599
03 - 9809 1358
Award Appl Ltd.
388/390 Blenheim Road
PO Box 4007 Christchurch
New Zealand
03 - 348 0556
03 - 348 0687
ASKO Elto AS
Vevelstadveien 113
1404 Siggerud
Norge
6486 8860
6486 7625
ASKO Cylinda AB
S-534 82 Vara
Sverige
0512 320 00
0512 320 10

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Keep the control panel clean.
This cooking appliance is designed for
domestic use. Use it for the preparation
of dishes.
Use the hob for cooking only. Be careful
with aluminium foil, plastic (shrink film)
and sugar. Once melted they are difficult
to remove from the hob surface.
Use pans that are suitable for cooking by
electricity. Place only pans with a clean
dry base on the hob zones. This will
prevent marking by lime-scale or other
stains that are difficult to remove.
Do not place objects on the touch
controls. This will switch off the hob
and a fault code will appear. See
page 14, "Dealing with faults yourself".
Do not use the appliance as a working
surface.
A grain of sand can cause a scratch that
cannot be removed. Do not slide pans
across the hob surface and do not clean
vegetables on it.
Do not use pans that are smaller than
the cooking zone. This will prevent food
spills on the very hot cooking zone.
Burnt-on food spills are difficult to
remove.
tips for use
operating panel
for cooking only
pans
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what you should do
If a crack appears in the hob surface you
must switch off or disconnect the
appliance from the mains by taking out
the plug. Do not use the appliance
anymore and get in touch with the
Service department (see page 20).
The appliance is hot during and after
use. Remember this if there are young
children near the appliance.
what you should not do
Be careful when you are using
earthenware, glass or metal objects
above the cooking surface. A dropped
herb jar, for example, can cause a
crack.
Do not leave young children alone near
an appliance that is hot.
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for your safety
crack in the hob surface
young children
wrong
wrong
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connecting the timer to a zone
You can connect the timer to one of the
rear zones. The zone will switch off
automatically when the time set has been
reached.
Press
1
and set the required
power with
=
or
_
.
Press
1
and set a time with
=
or
_
.
Press the timer control required (
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).
The power set will appear in the
display.
The timer will start to count back five
seconds after setting the time required.
At the end of the time set the timer will
ring and the zone will be switched off.
1 setting the zone
2 set the timer
3 connect the timer to the zone
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Press
1
.
Press
=
or
_
.
Press
1
.
A zero will appear in the display.
The timer will start to count back five
seconds after setting the time required.
At the end of the time set the timer will
ring.
When no control is touched the signal
will stop itself after 30 minutes.
timer
The timer only gives a signal at the end of
the time set. 1 switch the timer on
2 set the time required
3 switch the timer off
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Press
1
.
Press
=
or
_
. You can also adjust
the power with these controls.
Press
1
.
A horizontal bar lights up to show that
the hob is on standby.
If you press
_
you will start from
setting 12.
If you press
=
you will start from
setting 1.
An H will appear in the display to show
that the hob is still hot.
selecting a setting
You can select settings between 1 and 12.
You can also select the automatic boiling
settings A1 to A7 or the automatic frying
settings A8 and A9 (see also pages 10 and
11).
If the zone is cold it will be brought up to
temperature quickly at high power.
1 switch a zone on
2 select a setting
3 switch the zone off
You can use the remaining heat to
continue heating a dish for the last few
minutes.
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higher/lower
on/off
timer
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6*
6/7*
* The numbers below the illustrations refer to the corresponding numbers on the fold out page
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Press
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in the lower part of the control
panel. The light above the control will come on.
twin area zone switching
You cannot use the outer ring on its own. switch on the twin area zone
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Press e in the upper part of the control
panel.
Keep pressing the control for 3 to 4
seconds.
The light above the key will come on.
The selected settings are locked. You
can still switch off the zones and the
timer.
As soon as you press the control you
will hear a signal. When the lock is
switched off the signal sounds again
and the light will go out.
child safety lock
When the lock is switched on the settings
selected cannot be changed.
You can also use the child safety lock as a
cleaning setting.
1 switch on the child safety lock
2 switch off the child safety lock
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5*
* The numbers below the illustrations refer to the corresponding numbers on the fold out page
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Press
1
.
Press
_
.
Press
_
.
A horizontal bar shows that the hob is
on standby.
Setting 12 will appear in the display.
A1 to A7 will appear after each other in
the display.
automatic boiling/
automatic frying
Automatic boiling is particularly useful if
you regularly cook the same quantities.
setting rapid heating time
A1 1,5 minutes
A2 2 minutes
A3 3 minutes
A4 4 minutes
A5 6 minutes
A6 10 minutes
A7 13 minutes
setting frying heating time
A8 2 minutes
A9 2,5 minutes
1 switching a zone on
2 select setting 12
3 select the automatic boiling setting
required
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You do not need first to select a high
setting and then to turn it down.
A prerequisite is a good quality pan,
with a heavy base.
With a small quantity on a large zone
automatic boiling can be too fierce.
Select a smaller zone with a lower
power.
Usually you bring the dish to the boil
at a high setting, you then switch to a
lower setting to finish cooking the
dish.
Automatic boiling does this for you. It
works automatically. First bring to the
boil at full power and then switch
automatically to the lower cooking
setting.
Cooking using automatic boiling
requires some experience.
You will notice after some time that
you always use the same setting to
complete the cooking of certain
dishes. For example, you always finish
cooking potatoes at setting 5.
Using automatic boiling you can select
the A5 setting.
1110

1312
Press
1
.
Press
=
or
_
.
The hob will be heated and will switch
off automatically after a certain time.
This time will differ according to the
setting selected. See the table.
limiting cooking time
automatically
setting duration
1 10 hours
2 10 hours
3 5 hours
4 5 hours
5 5 hours
6 4 hours
7 4 hours
8 4 hours
9 3 hours
10 2 hours
11 1 hour
12 1 hour
1 switch a zone on
2 select a setting
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setting 1 _4
_simmering bouillon
_lightly stewing pears
_preparing stewed meats
_completing the cooking of dishes
_braising vegetables
setting 4 _7
_ completing the cooking of large
quantities
_ thawing hard vegetables, for example
green beans
setting 8
_ cooking thick pancakes
_ frying thick pieces of meat in
breadcrumbs
_ cooking through thin pieces of meat
_ broiling large pieces of meat
_ frying blocks of ham or bacon
_ frying raw potatoes
_ frying beef olives
_ frying fish in breadcrumbs
_ frying thin pieces of meat in
breadcrumbs
_ cooking omelettes
setting 9 _12
_sealing meat
_frying flat fish, thin slices or fillets
_frying cooked potatoes
_preparing smooth thickened soups
and sauces
_cooking omelettes
_frying beefsteaks (medium,
medium-rare)
_deep fat frying (depending on
temperature and quantity)
setting 12
_bringing quickly to the boil
_shrinking leaf vegetables
_blanching vegetables
_heating oil, fat and butter
_frying beefsteak (very rare, rare)
_bringing a pressure cooker up to
pressure
_cooking smooth thickened desserts
cooking comfortably
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what you should do
Clean the ceramic hob after use. You can
use, for example, a little washing-up
liquid in water. Switch on the child
safety lock before cleaning the control
panel.
Special maintenance products for
ceramic hobs, such as Collo Profi or
Cerafix give the ceramic hob a protective
layer. Treat the hob with these products
also when obstinate stains have been
removed.
You can remove burnt-on stains, metal
and lime scale stains from the ceramic
hob with such special cleaning materials
as Jif, Collo Luneta or Stahlfix.
Remove boiled-over food residues with a
glass scraper. Molten plastic and sugar
can also be removed with a glass
scraper.
what you should not do
Never clean the ceramic hob with an
abrasive cleaning material!
Do not first allow the hob to cool
completely.
caring for the appearance
of the appliance
Special maintenance products for ceramic
hobs (e.g. Collo Luneta) form an antistatic
layer on the hob so that it attracts dust less
readily.
daily
weekly
obstinate stains
boiled-over food residues
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