Electrolux U20452 Product guide

GB
Operating and AssemblyInstructions
CeramicGlass Hob
EPCH
319 5305-00
PM-D2000.05.22

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To enableyou to useyourappliance effectivelyand
safely,pleaseread thisinstruction book carefully
beforeinstalling orusing the appliance and retainfor
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appliance or requirefurtherinformation inElectrolux
products,contactourCustomerCareDepartment.
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Content
InstructionsfortheUser
ImportantSafetyInformation 4
Unpacking and Control5
Description of the Hob 5
Beforethe FirstUse 5
Operating Instructions6
The RightCooking Utensils7
Cleaning and Care 8
Something notWorking 12
Service and SpareParts12
CustomerCare 12
Guarantee Conditions13
InstructionsfortheInstaller
Technical Data 9
ImportantSafetyRequirements9
Installation 9
Electrical Connection 11

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ImportantSafetyInformation
ThisSafetyInformationisprovidedintheinterestsofyoursafety.Please readthemcarefullybeforeinstal-
lingorusing thehob.Ifyou areunsureofthemeaning ofanyofthewarningsplease contactourCustomer
CareDepartment.
Installation
SThisappliancemustbe installed byqualified per-
sonnel,according tothe manufacturer’sinstruction
and tothe relevantBritishStandards.
SRemove all packaging before using the appliance.
SEnsuitethe electricalsupply complieswiththe type
stated on the rating plate.
SDo notattempt tomodifythe hob in anyway.
SDo notinstall the hob if the ceramicglass isdama-
ged orcracked.
ChildSafety
SThisapplianceisdesignedtobeoperated byadults.
Do notallowchildren to playnearorwiththe
appliance.
SThe appliance getshotwhen itisin use.Children
shouldbekeptawayuntil ithas cooled.
SChildren can alsoinjurethemselvesbypulling pots
orpansoff the hob.
During Use
SOnlyusethe hob when itisfullyinstalled.
SThishob isintended fordomestic cooking only.Itis
notdesignedforcommercialorindustrialpurposes.
SEnsurethe powerON/OFF control isoff when not
in use.
SWhen using otherelectricalappliances,ensurethe
cable doesnotcomeintocontactwiththe hotsurfa-
cesof the hob.
SDonotuseunstableormis-shapenpansonthehob.
SNeverleavethe hob unattended when cooking with
oil orfat.
SNeveruse plasticoraluminiumfoil disheson the
hob.
SThe cooking zonesheatup quicklywhen theyare
turned on. Onlyturnthemon when a saucepan is
on the cooking zone.
SThe residualheatindicatorwill notoperateif there
isa powerfailure.
SIncaseapan/potisleftonthecookingzonetheresi-
dualheatindicatorcan switch off even though the
cooking zone be still hot fromthe contentsof the
pan.
SDo notstoretemperaturesensitive orinflammable
materials(e.g.detergents,aerosols)in drawersor
cupboardsunderneaththe hob.
SThe hob surfacemustnotbe used asastorage or
working area.
SDonotallowsugar (solidorliquid)orplastictocome
intocontactwiththe hob surfacewhen hot.
SClean thishob in accordancewiththe Maintenance
and Cleaning Instructions.
SDo notusethe hob if the glass isdamaged,contact
yourlocalServiceForceCentre.
Service
SThishob should onlybe repaired orserviced byan
authorised Service engineerand onlygenuine
approved spare parts should be used.
Disposal
SPlease dispose ofanypackaging materialand old
appliance atauthorised disposalsites.

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Unpacking and Control
Please examine the appliance beforeinstal-
lation. If the applianceisdamaged please
immediately contactyour retailerbefore
installation.The packing materialshould be
disposed ofsafely,with due regardforthe
environment.
Description of theHob
rear right
HotplateSwitches
Residualheatindicator
frontright
rearleft
frontleft
Ø180 mm,
1700 W
Ø145 mm,
1200 W
Ø180 mm,
1700 W
rear right
frontright
rearleft
frontleft
Cooking Zones
Ø145 mm,
1200 W
BeforetheFirstUse
Cleanyourceramicglasshob thoroughlybeforeitsfirst
use.Thenclean itregularlywhenitisjustwarm orcold.
Ceramicglass hobsaretreated and cleaned the same
wayasglass.
When you usethe ceramichob forthe first timeitcan
temporarilyemitan odour.

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Operating Instructions
HeatControlKnobs
Thecontrolknobsregulatesthe heatingcapacityof the
cooking zones.
The controlknobsforthe cooking zone can be turned
tothe left and tothe right tothe desired position.
1=minimumsetting
6=maximumsetting.
Setting itback to„O“turnsoff the cooking zone.
Always putpansorpotson the cooking zones,before
switching on.
Hotplate setting chart
Function Examples
OFF 0residualheat, keep-
warm
keep--warm,melting 1smalleramountofhot
pot, sauce,butter,cho-
colate
gentlesimmering 1--2rice
spinach
frying 1-3omlette,
fried eggs
simmering, frying 3-4vegetables,small
amountsof fruitwithlittle
liquid,
boiling, frying 4-5boiled potatoes,stews,
soups,sauces
schnitzel,cutlets,meat-
balls, fish--filet
in deep fat
parboiling,
quick frying
deep fat frying
5-6potatofritters,pan--ca-
kes, fried eggs
...then switch--back to
appropriatesetting
Residualheatindicator
Eachcookingzone isrelatedto one indicator.The war-
ning lamplightsup when the surface of the correspon-
ding cooking zone reachesatemperaturewhichcould
cause burns.
Thislightremainslitafterthe heated-up area hasbeen
switched off aslong asthe residualheatof the corres-
ponding cooking surfacecan causeburnings.The light
will go outwhen the temperaturefallsbelow60 oC.
residualheatindicator
0
12
3
4
5
6

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TheRightCooking Utensils
Saucepans and frying pans
Saucepansand frying pans should notbe smallerthan
the cooking zone,and preferablynotmorethan 10-15
mm largerthan the diameterof the cooking zone.
Always usecooking and frying utensilswithsmooth,
flatbottoms.
Thebottomsshouldalwaysbecleananddry.Cookwith
alidin place.
Checkthatthebottomsofutensilsaresmothandunda-
maged;bottomswith burrsand sharp edgeswill
scratchthe ceramicglass surface.
Scratches can alsobecaused bygrainsofsand (e.g.
originating fromthe previouswashing ofvegetables),
drawn overthe cooking surfacewiththe pan,orby
burrsand the rimsofpan bottoms.
Toavoidscratchingordamaging theceramicglasssur-
face,potsand pans should be moved on the plate by
lifting them,and notby sliding.
Utensilswith aluminiumand copperbottoms canleave
behind metallicdiscolourationswhichcanonlybe rem-
noved with difficultyorsometimesnotatall.
When cold,pan basesnormally curveslightlyinwards
byapprox.0,1-0,5mm (areconcave). In no case
shouldthey curve outwards(be convex).
Followanyguidelinesprovidedbythe saucepanmanu-
facturer.Ensuretheyarerecommended foruse on
ceramichobs.
Check that the applianceis switched off after
use.
Energy consumption
Tosave energy,you should...
Suse only cooking and frying utensilswithsmooth,
flatbottoms.
Splace potsand pansin position beforeswitching in
the cooking zone.
Swhereverpossible,coverpotsand panswithalid.
Sswitchoffthecookingzoneafewminutesbeforethe
endeofthecookingtime,inordertomakeuse ofthe
residualheat.
Susethe residualheatof the cooking zonesforkee-
ping food warm orforsmelting.
Sposition potsand pans centrallyon the cooking
zones.
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Cleaning and Care
Beforecleaning,makesurethe hob iscoolanddiscon-
nected fromthe powersupply.
Neveruse aggressive orabrasive agents,such
asoven sprays,stain or rustremovers,scouring
powder,orspongeswith an abrasive effect.
Specialcleaning agents such asVitroclen andceramic
scrapersare availablefromdepartementstores,elec-
tricalspecialistshops,and in drug and grocery stores.
Cleaning aftereach use
SSlight, non-burntsoiling can be wiped off with a
dampcloth.
SBurntsoiling hastoberemoved withascraper.
Afterwardswipe off the ceramicglass surfacewith
a dampcloth,and Vitroclen.
Stainremoval
SLightmetallic stains(aluminium residues)can be
removed fromthe cooking zone with a ceramichob
cleaning agentsuch asVitroclen when cool.
SSugarsolutions, food stuffswithahigh sugarcon-
tent, plastics,orkitchen foil - mustbe removed
immediatelywithascraper. If thistype ofsoilage is
notremoved immediatelyitcan causeirrepairable
damage tothe ceramicglass surface.When the
surfacehas cooledwipe overwith a dampclothand
Vitroclen.
SBeforeusing anydetergentorcleaningagentonthe
ceramicglass top,ensuretheyarerecommended
bythe manufacturerforuse on ceramicglasshobs.
SDo notapplyany cleaning agentsto hotcooking
zones.Ensureanyresiduesarewipedoffbeforethe
cooking zonesare used again.
Specialproblems
ifa chemicalcleanerproves inadequate.... Check whetherthe use ofascraperismore effective.
when darks stainsoccur.... If the use ofascraperand a stainless steelcleaning
agentprovesunsuccessful,yourdecorsurface has
mostlikelybeen abraded byusing unsuitablecleaning
agents,orbypan bottomswithascouring effect. This
will notimpairthe efficiency ofyourcooking surface.
whenmetallicdiscolouration appearon the.... cooking zones Potsand panswith unsuitable bottoms,orunsuitable
cleaning agentshave been used.The discolorations
can onlybe removed withconsiderable effort, using a
ceramicglass orstainless steelcleaning agent.
whenthe surface shows scratches or.... impressionsThese blemishes,caused by scraping or melted on
objects,cannotbe removed.Thiswill notimpairthe
efficiency ofyourcooking surface.

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InstructionsfortheInstaller
Please examine the applianceforanydamage. If the
applianceisdamaged contactyour retailerbeforethe
applianceis connected.
Pleasekeep packaging awayfromchildren and dis-
pose ofwith due regardforthe environment.
TechnicalData
EPCH
Hob dimensions:
length:572 mm
depth:502 mm
height: 49 mm
Cutoutdimensions:
length:560 mm
depth:490 mm
Voltage 230 V-50 Hz
Totalpower:5,8 kW
Wereservethe right tomaketechnicalchanges.
ImportantSafetyRequirements
SThehob mustonlybeinstalled bya qualifiedelectri-
cian.
SDamaged hobswithcracks orbreakagesinthe
ceramicglasssurfacemustnotbe connected tothe
electricalsupply.
SThishob mustbe installed in accordancewiththe
IEE Wiring Regulations(currentEdition).Detailed
recommendationsarecontained inthe following
BritishStandardsCodesofPractice:B.S.
6172/B.S.5440 Part2 and B.S.6891 CurrentEdi-
tions.
Installation dimensions
The opening inthe cabinetmustcorrespond tothe
standard dimensions.The necessaryinformation can
be found inthe dimensionalsketch.
SThe separation between the lowersurface of the
hob and the partsof the furniture below itmustbe
atleast20 mm
SThe lateralseparation between the sidesof the hob
and the cabinetmustbe atleast55 mm,and must
be atleast55 mm fromthe rearpanel.
20 mm
min55mm
20 mm
min55mm
distancefromworktop opening to
the left or rightside wall ortoahig-
hcupboard
distancefromworktop
opening tothe rearwall
MADEINGERMANY
TYP:PEE2 001 PNC:949 590 849 MODELL:EPCH
AC230 V
Totalmax.5.8kWF.Nr.:............

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Theminimumdistancecombustiblematerialcan be fit-
ted abovethe hob inline withthe edgesof the hob is
420 mm.Ifitisfitted below420 mm aspace of55 mm
mustbe allowed fromthe edgesof the hob.
Theminimumdistancecombustiblematerialcan be fit-
ted directlyabovethe hob is700 mm.
This appliance conformsto TypeY(IEC335-2-6)
withregardtofireprotection. Only appliances of
thistypemay beinstalled on one sideofadjacent
cabinetsorwalls.
Installation
SCut the worktop according tothe prescribeddimen-
sions.Seefig.1.Sawexactlyalong thescribedline.
SFixaccording tofig.2.
Fastening according tofig.3
STighten bracketagainst the underside of the work-
top.Fixaccording tofig.2.
SUsingascrewdriver, tighten the tension clamps
evenly starting at the centre and moving diagonally
until the built-inrimistighton the worktop.
SDo notovertighten.
SDo notuse an electricorpneumatic screwdriver
withoutan adjustablesafety clutch.
Pointsforfixing clamps
fig1
fig2
fig3
hobsframeCeramicglass plate
worktop
fixing clamp
Einbaukasten
R5
radius
R5

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Electricalconnections
Beforeconnecting the appliance,check that the vol-
tagequotedonthe ratingplate-thatis,thenominalvol-
tage of the appliance-correspondstothe available
mains voltage.The rating platecan be found on the
lowerhousing of the ceramicglass hob.
Themains connectionmustbe carriedoutbyan expert
electrician.The VDE-regulationsand the valid pre-
scriptionsbythe localpowersuppyboardshaveto be
compiled with.
Priortoconnection itshould be checked whetherthe
voltage stated on the type plate-- i.e. the nominalvol-
tage of the appliance and of the oven/controlbox-- is
identical withthe prevailing mains voltage.The type
plateistlocated on the hobsbottom.
Themains connectionmustbe carriedoutinawaythat
an all--poleinsulating deviceisexisting with a contact
opening ofatleast3mm,e.g.earth--leakage circuit--
breakerorfuse.
Awire of type H05VV-Forofhigher rating isto be used
as supply cable.
The mainsterminal islocated inthe bottomof the
appliance behind a covering slide. It can be opened
withascrewdriver (pict.).
According to existing mains voltage the appliance has
tobeconnected incorrespondencewiththe diagrams
ofconnecting possibilities.The bridgesof the terminal
board aretobechanged accordingly,ifneed be.
Theprotectiveconductoristo beconnectedtoterminal
.The protectiveconductor mustbe longerthan live
leads.
The cable connectionshave to be connectedas
shownand theterminalscrewsbefirmlytighte-
ned.
Afterwardsthesupplycablehastobesecured bystrain
reliefdevice and the covering slide mustbe closed by
firmlypressing down until itengages.
Priortofirstuseremoveanyexisting labelsandprotec-
tivefilmsfromthe ceramicglass plate orthe frame of
the hob.
Afterconnecting the electricalsupply,all cooking
zones should be briefly switched on one afterthe
otherat their maximumpower,in ordertotest
whethertheyare operational.
strainreliefdevice
Mainsterminal
inthebottomof thehob
changing brid-
ges of theter-
minal
L1N
51 2 3 4
L1L2N
5
1234
L1L2L3N
5
1234
L1L2
51 2 3 4
L1L2L3
51 2 3 4
(L3)
1L
+N
2L
+N
3L
+N
2L
3L
230 V~
400 V
2N~
400 V
3N~
230 V
2~
230 V
3~
WARNING1
READTHEINSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS BEFORECONNEC-
TINGTHEMAINSCABLE:ENSURINGTHAT THELINKS AREFIT-
TED CORRECTLYTOTHETERMINALBLOCK319 4077--01
Connecting possibilities

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Something notworking
If yourhob isnot functioning correctlypleasecarryout
the following checks beforecalling outan engineer.
Important: If you call outan engineerto a faultlisted
below,ortorepairafaultcaused byincorrectuse or
installation,achargewill bemade evenif the appliance
isunderguarantee.
SymptomPossibleSolution
zThe cooking zonesdo not functionn JCheck the mainsfuse hasnot failed
JCheck a powerlevelhasbeen selected
zAfterswitching off acooking zone the hob
hotindicatorisnotilluminated JThe cooking zone mayhave onlybeen
switched on forashortwhile,and istherefore
below60 oC
zAbuzzing isheardwhen a cooking zone is
switched on JThisisnotafault, the buzzing will disappear
asthe zone heatsup
zDiscolourationsappearinthe cooking zone JThisisprobablyaresultofburned on
remnantsthathave notbeen removed
regularly.Theywill notaffect the function of
the hob.
If aftercarrying out the abovcechecks thereis still afault, contactyourlocalElectroluxServiceForceCentre.
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If you require an engineeroryou wishto purchase
spareparts contactyourlocalElectroluxServiceForce
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2Yourtelephone number.
3Clearand concise detailsof the fault.
4The modeland serialnumerof the appliance
(Found on the rating plate).
5The purchase date.
In guarantee customershould ensurethat the checks
listed in„Something notworking“have been made as
the engineerwill makeacharge if the faultisnota
mechanicalorelectricalbreakdown.
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SOUTH WEST
BARNSTAPLE Main Road
Fremington
Barnstaple
North Devon EX31 2NT
BOURNEMOUTH 63-65 Curzon Road
Bournemouth
Dorset
BH1 4PW
BRIDGEWATER 6 Herswell Business Park
Salmon Parade
Bridgwater
Somerset TA6 5PY
BRISTOL 11 Eldon Way
Eldonwall Trading Estate
Bristol
BS4 3QQ
EMSWORTH 266 Main Road
Southbourne
Emsworth
PO10 8JL
ISLE OF WIGHT Unit 8
Enterprise Court
Ryde Business Park
Ryde
Isle of Wight PO33 1DB
NEWTON ABBOT Unit 2
Zealley Ind. Estate
Kingsteignton
Newton Abbot
TQ12 3TD
REDRUTH Unit 7D
Pool Ind. Estate
Druids Road
Redruth
Cornwall TR15 3RH

IBNr.31953054-00
2000.05.17 PM--D