
Safety adjustment
of the induction system:
1. Appliances must be made with the types of pots recommended for heating systems induction and
be the right size for the cooking zone. It is recommended to use pans with a base diameter greater
than 12 cm.
2. Check and make sure that the supply voltage of the electrical installation matches the voltage
indicated on the specication plate located under the induction hob.
3. The electrical connections must be made under the criteria of the installation regulations national
electricity, incorporating means of disconnection to the xed installation in accordance with the
installation regulations.
4. Make sure you have good ventilation for the induction hob.
5. The induction unit must not be placed near or on any heat emitting source.
6. Make sure that the installation, support and inspection are done by authorized personnel.
7. Make sure the induction hob is properly seated and free from exposure to vibration.
8. Remove all objects from the upper cooking zone. If the porcelain surface is cracked or broken, stop
using the system. Immediately turn off the equipment, disconnect the supply electrical and contact
the ofcial technical service.
9. Use a pan suitable for induction cooking, with a base diameter greater than 12cm (like most cooking
pans available in the markets).
10. If you use pans with a diameter of less than 8 cm, there is no pan on the cooking area or if the
container is not suitable, then no energy will be transferred and on the display of the command will
display E1 error.
11. To check whether the pan is suitable, use a magnet and conrm whether it sticks to the bottom
of the pan. Otherwise, your pan is not suitable for the induction cooking system. For the choice of
pans, it is also recommended that the magnet also adhere to its sides.
12. The heating area of the porcelain surface may contain residual heat after the cooking. To avoid
injury (burns) do not touch the heating zone.
13. To avoid overheating, do not leave pans unattended.
14. Always turn off the system by pressing the “On/Off” key after cooking and not by if it detects the pan
or not (it will not be off, till you press the control).
15. Do not insert pieces of paper, cardboard, cloth, etc. between the pan and the cooking area, as it
could start a re.
16. Metal objects such as knives, forks, spoons and lids should not be placed on the countertop surface
as they can get hot.
17. Do not place credit cards, phone cards or other objects sensitive to the magnetic eld on the
induction hob, as they can cause damage.
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