Dudoff Gi-z0102 Guide

INSTALLATION AND USER INSTRUCTIONS

BUILT-IN MIXED HOB, INDUCTION DOMINO HOB

WARNING:

The appliance and it acce ible part become hot

during u e.

Care hould be taken to avoid touching heating element .

Children le than 8 year of age hall be kept away unle

continuou ly upervi ed.

Thi appliance can be u ed by children aged from 8 year and above

and per on with reduced phy ical, en ory or mental capabilitie or

lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given

upervi ion or in truction concerning u e of the appliance in a afe

way and under tand the hazard involved.

Children hall not play with the appliance.

Cleaning and u er maintenance hall not be made by children without

upervi ion.

WARNING:

Unattended cooking on a hob with fat or oil can be

dangerou and may re ult in fire. NEVER try to extingui h a fire with

water, but witch off the appliance and then cover flame e.g. with a lid

or a fire blanket.

WARNING: Danger of fire: do not tore item on the cooking

urface .

WARNING: If the urface i cracked, witch of the appliance to

avoid the po ibility of electric hock.

WARNING: do not u e a team cleaning unit of: stoves, hobs

and ovens.

WARNING: the hob i not de igned to work with an external timer,

or with a remote control y tem.

WARNING: U e only hob guard de igned by the manufacturer of

the cooking appliance or indicated by the manufacturer of the

appliance in the in truction for u e a uitable or hob guard

incorporated in the appliance. The u e of inappropriate guard

can cau e accident .

WARNING:The cooking proce ha to be upervi ed. A hort

term cooking proce ha to be upervi ed continuou ly.

DESCRIPTION

The appliance ha 2 cooking area with different ize and different power level . The induction

element are of the magnetic induction type, which come on after electing the heating element, and the

heat can be regulated u ing the control on the front panel, from a minimum of 1 to a maximum of 9

(depending on the model ).

The cooking area have concentric di c with the following diameter .

COO ING AREA

TYPE: PCZ VTCI

with booster

1 Induction element Ø 14,5 cm 1200 W 1600 W

2 Induction element Ø 21,0 cm 1500 W 2000 W

3 Touch control

DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION OF FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

2 INDUCTION ELEMENT

1 - Induction element 1 – button

2 - Induction element 1 + button

3 - ON/OFF button

4 - TIMER programming – button

5 - Clock level di play

6 - TIMER programming + button

7 - Safety lock button

8 - Induction element 2 – button

9 - Induction element 2 + button

10 - Di play cooking level (0 - 9)

11 - Symbol TIMER

INITIAL LIGHT CONDITIONS

When power i initially applied to the Cooktop, the touch control conduct a calibration proce for the

touch key , which require a low level of ambient light in the area of the touch key .

If during thi calibration proce exce ive ambient lighting i detected the U er Interface di play “FL”

(Infrared Ambient Light Error) and the control calibration proce i u pended. In order to rectify the

proce any lighting that could effect the calibration proce hould be witched off (e.g. halogen cooker

hood lighting). The error will di appear when ati factory ambient lighting i detected and the touch

control calibration procedure will now complete ati factorily.

Notes:

● the “FL” error can only be generated within approx 3 of initial power being applied to the cooktop.

● We recommend that the u er witche off all cooker hood lighting and lighting directed toward the

cooktop when power i initially applied to the cooktop.

● After the touch control ha conducted it initial calibration proce (approx 3 ), any cooker hood or

other lighting can be witched on a normal and will not affect the operation of the touch control.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER

Every time a ymbol i pre ed it i confirmed by a beep. The function of hob that u e thi type of

technology are activated by gently pre ing the ymbol printed on the urface. When connecting to the

electricity upply for the fir t time, an operating check will be run and all the warning light will light up for

a few econd .

Model: 30 cm.

ARRANGEMENT OF THE HEATING ELEMENTS

FRONT BACK

Every time the hob i reconnected to the electricity upply, the control panel lock i active and the

relative led in on.

After removing the control panel lock (by pre ing the ymbol for 1 econd), witch on the hob by

pre ing the ymbol for a few econd . If no function i activated within 10 econd , the hob will

witch off automatically. The a ociated heating element i indicated next to every control area.

Identify the heating element to activate ( ) and then activate it u ing the and

ymbol, regulating the level of cooking required on a cale o 1 to 9. With the heating element et

on 9 it i po ible, pre ing the key, to activate the “fa t boil” function (boo ter), indicated with a P

on the di play. The heating element will work at maximum power for 10 minute , after which it will return

to level 9, i uing a beep.

DESCRIPTION

TIMER

There i a timer for etting cooking time from 1 to 99 minute ( ymbol ).

After activating the cooking area required, electing it on the di play, activate the timer by pre ing the

or ymbol above the ymbol. Then return to the heating element to be programmed by pre ing it

or ymbol. Return to the timer and et the programming time u ing the or ymbol. The

programmed heating element i highlighted by the corre ponding led above the cooking level indicator.

The timer will tart 5 econd after the la t ymbol ha been pre ed and the heating element will operate

until the number on the di play reache 0. The heating element will then witch off automatically. When the

time end a equence of beep will be repeated at 3 econd interval for 1 minute.

During timed cooking it i po ible to change the operating power and the cooking time. Every time the

or ymbol of the cooking area are pre ed, the heating element operating power i increa ed or

reduced. To change the amount of time remaining, it i nece ary to pre the or ymbol of the

heating element until the led po ition in the cooking area witche on. Then the operating time can be

changed u ing the and ymbol of the timer.

EY LOC FUNCTION

Lock Function ( ): thi function prevent the hob from being accidentally witched on (child afety lock).

To activate it, the en or mu t be pre ed for about three econd (the warning light come on). It i

not po ible to make the heating area work if i active. If the heating element are till working, it i

po ible to witch them off while i active. Thi function i deactivated by pre ing the en or for

two econd , for all the configuration .

RESIDUAL HEAT

Every plate ha a device which indicate the pre ence of re idual heat. On the di play, after witching off

any plate, an may appear. Thi ignal indicate that the cooking area i till very hot. It i po ibile

to tart cooking food again even when the i vi ibile, by reactivating the heating element required.

SWITCHING OFF THE PLATES

The plate witch off when the relative operating power di play indicate 0. The plate will be

automatically deactivated five econd after the 0 appear on the di play. If the plate are hot, the

indicating the pre ence of re idual heat will appear. To immediately witch off an element, imply touch

the and key together, or the key until 0 appear on the di play.

SWITCHING OFF THE HOB

The hob i witched off by pre ing the ymbol for one econd, even if the plate are operating; all

the plate will be deactivated and the hob will witch off completely. If the plate are hot, the

indicating the pre ence of re idual heat will appear after witching off. There i a heat protection y tem

in talled in ide the hob. If the temperature exceed 95 °C, the hob witche off automatically. Thi i to

prevent exce ive temperature from damaging the internal component .

DESCRIPTION

W RNINGS:

see figure 1 for correct use, and remember:

- only connect the power supply after placing

the pan on the cooking area.

- Use pans with a thick, flat bottom.

- Dry the bottom of the pan before placing it on

the cooking area.

- Do not drag pans across the glass hob as

this may damage the surface.

- Never leave the appliance unattended while

the cooking areas are in use and ensure that

children are kept at a safe distance. Pay

close attention to children because they are

unlikely to see the “H” indication of residual

heat. fter use, the cooking areas remain

very hot for a while, even when they have

been switched off. Do not allow children to

rest their hands on them. fter using the hob,

always make sure that the controls are in the

“zero” position (off). Make sure that pan

handles are correctly positioned towards the

inside and supervise the cooking of foods in

oil and fat, as these are highly flammable.

- fter use, the cooking areas remain hot for a

long time; do not rest your hands or other

objects on them to avoid the risk of burns,

until the “H” indicating the presence of

residual heat has switched off.

- Should a crack appear on the surface of the

glass, disconnect the appliance from the

electricity supply immediately.

- Do not rest sheets of aluminium or plastic

containers on the hot surface.

- Do not use the hob as a work surface.

- The pans must be properly centred on the

heating elements (see fig. 2). If the pan is not

properly centred over the corresponding

printed area or is removed without switching

the element off, a sensor automatically

switches off the hob after a few seconds and

the symbol appears on the display

indicating the absence of the pan. If the pan

is not returned to or correctly positioned on

the cooking area within 1 minute, the hob

resets and if no control is pressed, it

switches off after 20 seconds.

- If the power level does not change during a

set period of time, the corresponding heating

element switches off automatically. The

maximum time that a heating element can

remain switched on depends on the cooking

level selected (see table below: HOB

UTOM TIC SWITCH-OFF). glass, terracotta,

aluminium without a special finish on the

bottom, copper or non-magnetic steel pans

are not suitable for use with the induction

hob. We recommend using thick-bottomed

pans so that the heat is distributed properly

and the food cooks more evenly. lways use

pans bearing the logo indicating that they are

suitable for use with an induction hob, with

the word INDUCTION. Use a magnet to check

that your pans are compatible: if the magnet

is attracted to the pan, it is compatible for

use.

See the following table for the pan diameters

to use:

Pans with smaller diameters risk non being

detected and therefore not activating the

inductor.

USE

Power level selected Corresponding time

(in hours)

1 10

2 10

3 10

4 10

5 10

6 10

7 10

8 10

9 3

HOB AUTOMATIC SWITCH-OFF

Coil ØMinimun pan Ø

14,5 cm 9,0 cm

21,0 cm 13,0 cm

FIG. 2

TYPE: PCZVB

1 Double crown burner of 5000 W

2 Triple crown burner of 4000 W

4 Rapid burner of 2800 W

5 Auxiliary burner of 1000 W

6 Electric heating element induction Ø 14,5 cm of 1200 W (booster function 1600 W)

7 Electric heating element induction Ø 21,0 cm of 1500 W (booster function 2000 W)

8 Pan upport

9 Burner n° 1 control knob

10 Burner n° 2 control knob

12 Burner n° 4 control knob

13 Burner n° 5 control knob

14 Touch control

ttention: this appliance has been manufactured for domestic use only and it employment by

private person.

The appliance ha 2/4 cooking area with different ize and different power level . The heating

element are of the magnetic induction type, which come on after electing the heating element, and the

heat can be regulated u ing the control on the front panel, from a minimum of 1 to a maximum of 9

(depending on the model ). There i al o a fa t boiling function (boo ter) indicated by the letter Pon the

di play. The cooking area have concentric di c with the following diameter .

DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION OF FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION OF FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

1 - Induction element 6 – button

2 - Induction element 6 + button

3 - ON/OFF button

4 - TIMER programming – button

5 - Symbol TIMER

6 - TIMER programming + button

7 - Safety lock button

8 - Induction element 7 – button

9 - Induction element 7 + button

10 - Di play cooking level (0 - 9)

11 - Di play clock

1 - Induction element 7 – button (left)

2 - Induction element 7 + button (left)

3 - Induction element 6 – button (left)

4 - Induction element 6 + button (left)

5 - ON/OFF button

6 - TIMER programming – button

7 - Symbol TIMER

8 - TIMER programming + button

9 - Safety lock button

10 - Induction element 7 – button (right)

11 - Induction element 7 + button (right)

12 - Induction element 6 – button (right)

13 - Induction element 6 + button (right)

14 - Di play cooking level (0 - 9)

15 - Di play clock

60 cm.

90 cm.

USE

FIG. 2

1) TRADITIONAL BURNERS

A diagram i creen-printed above each knob on

the front panel. Thi diagram indicate to which

burner the knob in que tion corre pond . After

having opened the ga main or ga bottle tap,

light the burner a de cribed below:

- manual ignition

Pu h and turn the knob corre ponding to the

required burner in an anticlockwi e direction until it

reache the full on po ition (large flame fig. 1),

then place a lighted match near the burner.

- utomatic electrical ignition

Pu h and turn the knob corre ponding to the

required burner in an anticlockwi e direction until it

reache the full on po ition (large flame fig. 1),

then depre the knob.

- Lighting burners equipped with flame failure

device

The knob of burner equipped with flame failure

device mu t be turned in an anticlockwi e direction

until they reach the full on po ition (large flame

fig. 1) and come to a top. Now depre the knob

in que tion and repeat the previou ly indicated

operation .

Keep the knob depre ed for about 10 econd

once the burner ha ignited.

Note: you are advise not to try and light a

burner if the flame divider (Burner Cap) is not

correctly place.

In the event of the Burner flames being

accidentally extinguished, turn off the burner

control and do not attempt to re-ignite the

burner for a least 1 minute.

HOW TO USE THE BURNERS

Bear in mind the following indication in order to

achieve maximum efficiency with the lea t po ible

ga con umption:

- u e adequate pan for each burner (con ult the

following table and fig. 2).

- When the pan come to the boil, et the knob to

the reduced rate po ition ( mall flame fig. 1).

- Alway place a lid on the pan .

- U e only pan with a flat bottom and in thick

metal.

W RNINGS:

- burners with flame failure device may only be

ignited when the relative knob has been set to

the Full on position (large flame fig. 1).

- Matches can be used to ignite the burners in

a blackout.

- Never leave the appliance unattended when

the burners are being used. Make sure there

are no children in the near v i c i n i t y.

Particularly make sure that the pan handles

are correctly positioned and keep a check on

foods requiring oil and grease to cook since

these products can easily catch f i r e .

- Never use aerosols near the appliance when it

is operating.

- Containers wider than the unit are not

recommended.

Clo ed po ition

Full on po ition

Reduced rate

po ition

Burners Power W Ø Pan cm

Double crown 5000 24 ÷ 26

Triple crown 4000 24 ÷ 26

Rapid 2800 20 ÷ 22

Auxiliary 1000 10 ÷ 14

FIG. 1

USE

During, and immediately after operation,

some parts of the cook top are very hot:

avoid touching them.

FIG. 3 FIG. 4 FIG. 5

(*) IR INLET: SEE INST LL TION CH PTER (P R GR PHS 7 ND 8)

W RNINGS ND DVICE FOR THE USER:

- use of a gas cooking appliance produces heat and moisture in the room in which it is installed.

The room must therefore be well ventilated by keeping the natural air vents clear (fig. 3) and by

activating the mechanical aeration device (suction hood or electric fan fig. 4 and fig. 5).

- Intensive and lengthy use of the appliance may require additional ventilation. This can be

achieved by opening a window or by increasing the power of the mechanical exhausting system

if installed.

- fter using the cook top, make sure that the knob is in the closed position and close the main

tap of the gas supply or gas cylinder.

- If the gas taps are not operating correctly, call the Customer Care Department.

2) INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER

Every time a ymbol i pre ed it i confirmed by a beep. The function of hob that u e thi type of

technology are activated by gently pre ing the ymbol printed on the urface. When connecting to the

electricity upply for the fir t time, an operating check will be run and all the warning light will light up for

a few econd .

USE

W RNING FOR USE:

►The appliance is built to perform the following function: cooking and heating food.

Every other use must be considered improper.

►Never use this appliance to heat the environment.

►Do not attempt to change the technical characteristics of the product because it

can be dangerous.

►

If you should not to use this appliance any more (or replace an old model), before disposing

of it, make it inoperative in conformity with current law on the protection of health and the

prevention of environmental pollution by making its dangerous parts harmless, especially

for children who might play on an abandoned appliance.

► Do not touch the appliance with wet or damp hands or feet.

►Do not use the appliance barefoot.

►The manufacturer will not be liable for any damage resulting from improper, incorrect or

unreasonable use.

►If the ceramic hob is not cleaned immediately there is a risk of forming encrustations which

are impossible to remove after the hob has cooled or has been reheated several times.

►Do not use gloves when programming the hob. Press with clean fingers and touch the

glass gently.

►Do not leave any type of metallic object, such as forks, knives, spoons or lids on the hob, as

they might accumulate heat, posing a hazard.

►

The hob operates in compliance with the current legislation on electromagnetic fields and

interference deriving from their use. The appliance in fully compliant with the legal

requirements in force. Wearers of pacemakers or other similar devices must ensure that

these appliances have been built or operate in compliance with the above legislation.

►

Wearers of pacemakers or other similar devices must be certain that the operation of these

devices is not disturbed by the magnetic field generated by the hob, which has a frequency

between 20 KHz and 50 KHz.

USE

ARRANGEMENT OF THE HEATING ELEMENTS

Model: 60 cm.

FRONT BACK

Every time the hob i reconnected to the electricity upply, the control panel lock i active and the

relative led in on.

After removing the control panel lock (by pre ing the ymbol for 1 econd), witch on the hob by

pre ing the key for a few econd .

If no function i activated within 10 econd , the hob will witch off automatically.

The a ociated heating element i indicated next to every control area. Identify the heating element to

activate and then activate it u ing the and key , regulating the level of cooking required on a

cale o 1 to 9. With the heating element et on 9 it i po ible, pre ing the , key, to activate the “fa t

boil” function (boo ter), indicated with a P on the di play. The heating element will work at maximum power

for 10 minute , after which it will return to level 9, i uing a beep.

TIMER

There i a timer for etting cooking time from 1 to 99 minute ( ymbol ).

After activating the cooking area required, electing it on the di play, activate the timer by pre ing the

or ymbol above the ymbol. Then return to the heating element to be programmed by

pre ing it or ymbol. Return to the timer and et the programming time u ing the or

ymbol. The programmed heating element i highlighted by the corre ponding led above the cooking level

indicator.

The timer will tart 5 econd after the la t ymbol ha been pre ed and the heating element will operate

until the number on the di play reache 0. The heating element will then witch off automatically. When the

time end a equence of beep will be repeated at 3 econd interval for 1 minute.

During timed cooking it i po ible to change the operating power and the cooking time. Every time the

or ymbol of the cooking area are pre ed, the heating element operating power i increa ed or

reduced. To change the amount of time remaining, it i nece ary to pre the or ymbol of the

heating element until the led po ition in the cooking area witche on. Then the operating time can be

changed u ing the and ymbol of the timer.

USE

EY LOC FUNCTION

Lock Function ( ): thi function prevent the hob from being accidentally witched on (child afety

lock). To activate it, the en or mu t be pre ed for about three econd (the warning light come

on). It i not po ible to make the heating area work if i active. If the heating element are till

working, it i po ible to witch them off while i active. Thi function i deactivated by pre ing the

en or for two econd , for all the configuration .

RESIDUAL HEAT

Every plate ha a device which indicate the pre ence of re idual heat. On the di play, after witching off

any plate, an may appear. Thi ignal indicate that the cooking area i till very hot. It i po ibile

to tart cooking food again even when the i vi ibile, by reactivating the heating element required.

SWITCHING OFF THE PLATES

The plate witch off when the relative operating power di play indicate 0. The plate will be

automatically deactivated five econd after the 0 appear on the di play. If the plate are hot, the

indicating the pre ence of re idual heat will appear. To immediately witch off an element, imply touch

the and key together, or the key until 0 appear on the di play.

SWITCHING OFF THE HOB

The hob i witched off by pre ing the ymbol for one econd, even if the plate are operating; all

the plate will be deactivated and the hob will witch off completely. If the plate are hot, the

indicating the pre ence of re idual heat will appear after witching off. There i a heat protection y tem

in talled in ide the hob. If the temperature exceed 95 °C, the hob witche off automatically. Thi i to

prevent exce ive temperature from damaging the internal component .

Model: 90 cm.

FRONT LEFT BACK LEFT BACK CENTRAL

FRONT RIGHT BACK RIGHT FRONT CENTRAL

Every time the hob i reconnected to the electricity upply, the control panel lock i active and the

relative led in on.

After removing the control panel lock (by pre ing the ymbol for 1 econd), witch on the hob by

pre ing the key for a few econd . If no function i activated within 10 econd , the hob will witch

off automatically. The a ociated heating element i indicated next to every control area. Identify

the heating element to activate ( ) and then activate it u ing the and key , regulating the

level of cooking required on a cale o 1 to 9. With the heating element et on 9 it i po ible, pre ing the

key, to activate the “fa t boil” function (boo ter), indicated with a Pon the di play. The heating

element will work at maximum power for 10 minute , after which it will return to level 9, i uing a beep.