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Esatto ECC604T.1 User manual

Version
V. 23
Everything you need for
your Cermic Cooktop
is in this User Mnul
Model
ECC604T.1
ECC604T.1
02
Welcome
Congrtultions on purchsing your new cooktop. Estto is
proudly distributed in Austrli by Residenti Group Pty Ltd.
Plese refer to the wrrnty chpter t the rer of this mnul
for informtion regrding your product’s prts nd lbour
wrrnty, or visit us online t:
→ residentigroup.com.u
Here t Residenti Group, we re customer obsessed nd our
Support Tem re there to ensure you get the most out of your
pplince. Should you wnt to lern more bout your unit,
nd importntly, tking cre of the pplince, our Support
Tem re here to help. You cn use our online Support Centre
t ny time by visiting:
→ support.residentigroup.com.u
Or you cn contct us by diling: 300  HELP (4357)
It is importnt tht you red through the following user
mnul thoroughly, in order to fmilirise yourself with the
instlltion nd opertion requirements of your pplince,
nd to ensure optimum performnce.
Agin, thnk you for choosing n Estto pplince nd we
look forwrd to being of service to you.
Kind Regrds,
The Residenti Tem
Residenti roup
—
Hed Office
165 Brkly Avenue
Burnley, Victori
Austrli 3121
—
ACN
600 546 656
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Online
residenti.group
www.estto.house
@estto.house
—
Postge
PO Box 5177
Burnley, Victori
Austrli 3121
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Telephone
1300 11 HELP (4357)
—
Emil
support@residenti.group
Customer Cre
—
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When contcting our spre prts tem through 300  HELP, or by emiling prts@residentigroup.com.u,
plese ensure tht you hve the model nd seril numbers on hnd, which re found on your pplinces’ rting plte.
User Manual
03
Contents
estto.house
Pge 06
Instlltion Instructions
Pge 
Operting Instructions
Pge 5
Troubleshooting
Pge 8
Purchse Detils
Pge 02
Welcome
Pge 0
Your Estto Cooktop
Pge 14
Cre Mintinnce
Pge 7
Technicl Specifictions
Pge 20
Wrrnty Informtion
Pge 04
Sfety Informtion
ECC604T.1
04
Sfety Informtion
Conditions of Use
This pplince is intended to be used in household
nd similr pplictions such s frm houses or by
customers in serviced prtments, holidy prtments
nd other residentil type of environments.
Instlltion
•Disconnect the pplince from the electricity supply
before crrying out ny work or mintennce on it.
•Connection to  good erth wiring system is essentil
nd mndtory.
•Mens for disconnection must be incorported in the
xed wiring in ccordnce with the wiring rules.
•Altertions to the domestic wiring system must only be
mde by  qulied electricin.
•WARNING: Filure to follow this dvice my result in
electricl shock or deth.
•Tke cre—pnel edges re shrp.
•Filure to use cution could result in injury or cuts.
•Red these instructions crefully before instlling or
using this pplince.
•No combustible mteril or products should be plced on
this pplince t ny time.
•Plese mke this informtion vilble to the person
responsible for instlling the pplince s it could reduce
your instlltion costs.
•In order to void  hzrd, this pplince must be
instlled ccording to these instructions for instlltion.
•This pplince is to be properly instlled nd erthed
only by  suitbly qulied person.
•This pplince should be connected to  circuit
which incorportes n isolting switch providing full
disconnection from the power supply.
•Only use hob gurds designed or recommended by the
mnufcturer. The use of inpproprite gurds my
result in n ccident or cuse dmge to the pplince.
•Filure to instll the pplince correctly could invlidte
ny wrrnty or libility clims.
•For further informtion regrding instlltion including
 step-by-step guide, plese refer to pges 06–09.
For informtion regrding operting instructions, plese
refer to pges 11–13.
Opertion & Mintennce
•Do not cook on  broken or crcked cooktop. If the
cooktop surfce is brek or crck, switch the pplince
o immeditely t the mins power supply (wll switch)
nd contct  qulied technicin.
•Ensure tht before clening or mintennce, switch the
cooktop o t the wll before beginning.
•WARNING: Filure to follow this dvice my result in
electricl shock or deth.
•This cooktop pplince complies with electromgnetic
sfety stndrds.
•During use, ccessible prts of this pplince will
become hot enough to cuse burns.
•Do not let your body, clothing or ny item other thn
suitble cookwre contct the cermic glss until the
surfce is cool.
•Metllic objects such s knives, forks, spoons nd lids
should not be plced on the hob surfce since they cn
get hot, nd my become  sfety hzrd.
•Children less thn 8 yers of ge shll be kept wy
unless continuously supervised.
•Hndles of sucepns my be hot to touch. Check the
sucepn hndles do not overhng other cooking zones
tht re on. Keep hndles out of rech of children.
•Filure to follow dvice could result in burns nd sclds.
•The rzor-shrp blde of  cooktop scrper is exposed
when the sfety cover is retrcted. Alwys operte with
extreme cre, nd lwys ensure tht you store the blde
sfely nd out of rech of children.
•Filure to use cution could result in injury or cuts.
•Under no circumstnces should you leve the pplince
unttended when in use. Boilover cuses smoking nd
gresy spillovers tht my ignite.
•Never use your pplince s  work or storge surfce.
•Never leve ny objects or utensils on the pplince.
•Never use your pplince for heting up the home.
•After use, lwys turn o the cooking zones nd the
cooktop s described in this mnul (i.e. by using the
touch controls).
•Do not llow children to ply with the pplince or sit,
stnd, or climb on it.
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•Do not store items of interest to children in cbinets
bove the pplince. Children climbing on the cooktop
could be seriously injured.
•Do not leve children lone or unttended in the re
where the pplince is in use.
•Children or  person with  disbility tht limits their
bility to use the pplince should hve  responsible
nd competent person to instruct them in its use.
The instructor should be stised tht they cn use
the pplince without dnger to themselves or their
surroundings, before teching how to use the cooktop.
•Do not repir or replce ny prt of the pplince unless
speciclly recommended in the mnul. All other
servicing should be done by  qulied technicin.
•Do not use  stem clener to clen your cooktop.
•Do not plce or drop hevy objects on your cooktop.
•Do not stnd on your cooktop.
•Do not use pns with jgged edges or drg pns cross
the glss surfce s this cn scrtch the glss.
•Do not use scourers or ny other hrsh brsive clening
gents to clen your cooktop, s these cn scrtch the
cermic glss.
•If the supply cord is dmged, it must be replced by
the mnufcturer, its service gent or similrly qulied
persons in order to void  hzrd.
•This pplince is intended for  domestic household
environment only. Commercil use of ny kind is not nd
will not be covered under the mnufcturer’s wrrnty.
•WARNING: The pplince nd its ccessible prts
become hot during use.
•Tke cre to void touching heting elements.
•Children less thn 8 yers of ge shll be kept wy
unless continuously supervised.
•This pplince cn be used by children ged from
eight yers nd bove, s well s persons with reduced
physicl, sensory or mentl cpbilities, or those with 
lck of experience nd knowledge if they hve been given
supervision or instruction concerning use of the pplince
in  sfe wy nd understnd the hzrds involved.
•Children should never not ply with, inside or round the
pplince. Clening nd user mintennce should never
be undertken by children without supervision.
•WARNING: Unttended cooking on  hob with ft or oil
cn be dngerous nd my result in re. NEVER try to
extinguish  re with wter, but switch o the pplince
nd then cover me e.g. with  lid or  re blnket.
•WARNING: Dnger of re—do not store items on the
cooking surfces.
•WARNING: If the surfce is crcked, switch o the
pplince to void the possibility of electric shock, for
hob surfces of glss-cermic or similr mteril which
protect live prts.
•Do not use  stem clener to clen the cooktop.
•The pplince is not intended to be operted by mens of
n externl timer or seprte remote-control system.
•CAUTION: The cooking process hs to be supervised.
Regrdless of whether cooking for long or short periods,
the cooking process must be supervised continuously.
•The bottom surfce nd the power cord of the hob should
not ccessible fter instlltion is complete.
•To rrnge n uthorised technicin plese contct our
friendly support tem t 1300 11 HELP (4357).
Disposl
•The pplince is lbeled in complince
with the Europen directive 2012/19/
EC for Wste Electricl  Electronic
Equipment (WEEE). By ensuring tht
this pplince is disposed of correctly,
you will hve helped to prevent ny
possible dmge to the environment
nd to humn helth, which otherwise
my be cused if it were disposed of in
the wrong wy.
•The symbol on the product indictes tht it my not be
treted s norml household wste. It should be tken
to  collection point for the recycling of electricl nd
electronic goods.
•This pplince requires specilist wste disposl. For
further informtion regrding the tretment, recover
nd recycling of this product plese contct your locl
council, your household wste disposl service, or the
shop where you purchsed it.
•For more detiled informtion bout tretment, recovery
nd recycling of this product, plese contct your locl
city oce, your household wste disposl service or the
shop where you purchsed the product.
ECC604T.1
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Instlltion Instructions
Prepring the Cut-Out
•Begin by cutting out the work surfce ccording
to the sizes shown in the digrm below.
•For the purpose of instlltion nd use, ensure you
leve  minimum of 5cm spce round the cut out.
•Be sure the thickness of the work surfce is t lest
30mm. Plese select  het-resistnt nd insulted
work surfce mteril (Wood nd similr brous
or hygroscopic mteril should be voided unless
impregnted) to void the risk of electricl shock
nd lrger deformtion cused by the het rdition
from the hotplte. As shown below:
The sfety distnce between the sides of the cooktop nd
the inner surfces of the worktop should be t lest 3mm.
50
min. 560+2
min. 480+2
50
590
51
520
min. 50
all units

mm
min. 3mm
↖ SEAL
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Prepring the Cut-Out (Continued)
•Under ll circumstnces, mke sure the cermic cooktop
is well ventilted nd the ir inlet nd outlet re not
blocked. Ensure the cermic cooktop is in good working
stte (s shown below).
•Plese refer to your rngehood’s user mnul for exct
minimum clernces from the top of the cooktop surfce
to your rngehood.
*Plese Note: Regrding djcent wlls, cupbords nd
protection for combustible mterils: Alwys ensure tht
the pplince is instlled in ccordnce with AS/NZS 5601.1,
or AS/NZS 5601.2 with regrd to clernces to combustible
surfces nd mterils, nd clernces to rngehoods nd
exhust fns.
5
min. 25
Air Intake
*See note
min. 30
min. 20
Ensuring Adequte Ventiltion
•Mke sure the cermic cooktop is well ventilted nd
tht ir inlet nd outlet is not blocked. In order to void
ccidentl touch with the overheting bottom of the
cooktop, or getting unexpected electric shock during
working, it is necessry to put  wooden insert, xed by
screws, t  minimum distnce of 25mm from the bottom
of the cooktop. Follow the requirements below.
•IMPORTANT: There re ventiltion holes round the
outside of the hob. YOU MUST ensureb tht these holes
re not blocked by the worktop when you re plcing the
hob into position.
•The glue tht joins the mteril to the cbinetry must be
resistnt to tempertures of 150°C to void dmge.
•The rer wll, djcent nd surrounding surfces must
therefore be ble to withstnd n temperture of 90°C.
•Ensure tht the worktop is t lest 30mm thick minimum.
Instlltion Sfety Wrnings
•The pplince must lwys be instlled by n uthorised
technicin or similrly qulied person. Plese not tht
the mnufcturer is not held responsible for ny dmge
cused by defective plcement or instlltion done by n
unuthorised personnel.
•The cermic cooktop should not be mounted to cooling
equipment, dishwshers nd rotry dryers.
•The cermic cooktop shll be instlled so tht better het
rdition cn be ensured to enhnce its relibility.
•The wll nd induced heting zone bove the work
surfce must withstnd high tempertures.
•To void ny dmge, the sndwich lyer nd dhesive
must be resistnt to het.
•Do not use  stem clener to clen the cooktop.
max. 5mm max. 5mm
min. 25mm
ECC604T.1
08
Instlltion Instructions (Continued)
Applying the Fixing Brckets
•The unit should be plced on  stble, smooth surfce
(such s the pckging). Do not pply force onto the
controls protruding from the hob. Fix the hob on the work
surfce by screwing in the four brckets on the bottom of
hob fter instlltion (see digrm A below).
IMPORTANT!
•When pplying the brckets, ensure you djust the
brckets’ position to suit your prticulr work surfce’s
thickness. Under no circumstnces re the brckets
to touch with the inner surfces of the worktop fter
instlltion (see digrm B below).
↓ TABLE
BRACKET ↗
↓ HOB
↓ TABLE
BRACKET ↗
↓ HOB
↓ TABLE
BRACKET ↗
↓ HOB
↓ TABLE
BRACKET ↗
↓ HOB
max. 5mm max. 5mm
min. 50mm
Screw
Screw-hole
B
se
Br
cket

b
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Connecting the Hob to the Mins Power Supply
•The power supply should be connected in complince
with the relevnt stndrd, or  single-pole circuit
breker. The method of connection is shown bove.
•If the cble is dmged or needs replcing, this should be
done by n fter-sles technicin using the proper tools,
so s to void ny ccidents.
•If the pplince is being connected directly to the mins
supply, n omnipolr circuit breker must be instlled
with  minimum gp of 3mm between the contcts.
•The instller must ensure tht the correct electricl
connection hs been mde nd tht it complies with
sfety regultions.
•The cble must not be bent or compressed.
•The cble must be checked regulrly nd only replced
by  properly qulied person.
•The bottom surfce nd the power cord of the hob should
not ccessible fter instlltion is complete.
Yellow/Green
Black
Brown
Grey
Blue
Yellow/Green
Black
Brown
Grey
Blue
Yellow/Green
L1 L2
220–240V~ 220–240V~ 220–240V~
220–240V~
400V~
220–240V~
N1 N2
Black
Brown
Grey
Blue
L1 L2 N1 N2 L1 L2 N1 N2
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Your Estto Cooktop
Controls Key
1. Temperture Controls 2. Timer Function 3. Child Sfety Lock 4. Power Button
Top View Key
1. 1200W Zone
Ø 165mm
2. 1800W Zone
Ø 200mm
3. 1800W Zone
Ø 200mm
4. 1200W Zone
Ø 165mm
5. Cooktop
Controls
    




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11
Using the Touch Controls
•Red this user mnul crefully, tking specil note
of the ‘Sfety Informtion’ chpter in prticulr.
•Ensure you remove ny protective lm tht my still
be on your cooktop surfce fter unpcking.
•The controls respond to touch, so you don’t need ny
pressure. Use the pd of your nger, not the tip.
•You will her  beep ech time  touch is registered.
•Mke sure the controls re lwys clen, dry, nd tht
there is no object (e.g.  utensil or  cloth) on top.
Even  thin lm of wter or food prticles my mke
the controls unresponsive nd dicult to operte.
Choosing the Right Cookwre
•Do not use cookwre with jgged edges, corse or uneven surfces, chipped bottoms or  curved bse.
•Mke sure tht the bse of your pn is smooth, sits t ginst the glss, nd is the
sme size s the cooking zone. Alwys center your pn on the cooking zone.
•Alwys lift pns o the cermic hob—do not slide them, s they my scrtch the glss.
Operting Instructions
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Operting Instructions (Continued)
Touch the Power button to turn the cooktop on.
After the cooktop hs been powered on,  buzzer tone will sound once, followed by the
indicators lighting up for one second. This indicates that the ceramic cooktop is powered
on, and has entered standby.
Plce  suitble pn on the cooking zone you wish to use, referencing pge 11.
Mke sure the bottom of the pn nd the surfce of the cooktop re clen nd dry, tht
the cookwre’s dimeter corresponds to the size of the zone, nd tht the surfce of the
cookwre is smooth nd t, devoid of ny jgged edges or  corse or uneven surfce.
Adjust the zone’s het setting by using the corresponding nd buttons.
If you don’t choose  het setting within one minute, the cooktop will utomticlly switch
o, nd you will need to strt gin from the beginning. You cn modify the het settings
t ny time during cooking.
To turn o  cooking zone once cooking hd completed, simply turn the temperture of
the relevnt zone to ‘
o
’ using the relevnt nd buttons.
Alterntively you cn hold both the nd buttons for severl seconds, which will
chieve the sme result.
‘
H
’ will show on your disply to indicte tht the cooking zone is hot to touch.
The cooktop will stop displying ‘
H
’ once the surfce hs cooled down to  sfe
temperture, cool enough to touch. ‘
H
’ cn lso be used n energy sving function if you
wnt to continue heting cookwre using the zone tht is still hot.
To turn the cooktop o, press the power button until the indictors re no longer lit.
Keep in mind tht the cooktop’s surfce my be hot to the touch for some time. Sfety
precutions re strongly encourged, prticulrly if children re present. After cooking
is completed, void touching the surfce of the cooktop, or leving objects on top or
nerby the cooktop.
Cooking With Your Cermic Cooktop
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Using the Timer Function
The Timer function cn be used in two wys, either s 
minute minder (kitchen timer), or s  wy to utomticlly
turn o cooking zones fter  set period of time. The timer
cn be set up to 99 minutes.
Using the Timer s  Minute Minder:
1. To djust the timer, use the clock's nd buttons
to set the timer. Ech press of the nd buttons
increses or decreses the time by 1 minute, s shown
by the minute disply.
Holding either the or buttons while selecting 
time will increse the units by 10 minutes, insted of 1.
Plese note tht the time set cnnot exceed 99 minutes.
Hold the nd buttons together to cncel the timer
t ny point in the process. The disply will show ‘
--
’.
2. When the time hs been set, fter  moment the minute
disply will sh for 5 seconds nd begin to count down.
3. Once the set time hs elpsed,  tone will sound for 30
seconds, nd the minute disply will show ‘
--
’.
Using the Timer to Shut Down Cooking Zones:
1. First touch the or buttons for the prticulr zone
you would like to pply the timer.
2. Follow step 1. of ‘Using the Timer as a Minute Minder’.
A red deciml point will illuminte, indicting tht the
prticulr zone hs hd the timer selected.
3. When the timer hs elpsed, the corresponding zone
will switch o utomticlly. Other zones will continue
to operte s norml.
Time Adjust Time Adjust
Minute Disply
Activting the Child Sfety Lock
It is possible to lock the cooktop controls to prevent ny
unintended use. When the controls re locked, ll of the
controls will disbled, except for the Power button.
To lock the controls:
1. First touch the Child Sfety Lock button , the disply
will show ‘
L¤
’, indicting tht the Child Sfety Lock hs
been ctivted.
1. To unlock the cooktop, ensure the cooktop is turned on.
Next, touch nd hold the Child Sfety Lock button for
severl seconds nd the cooktop will then unlock.
Auto-Shutdown Protection
Auto-Shutdown is  sfety function designed to protect the
cooktop. In the event tht the cooktop is ccidentlly left
running, the cooktop will utomticlly shutdown fter 
set period of time.
Despite this utomtic sfety feture, it is still strongly
recommended to exercise wreness when cooking to void
endngering yourself or your fmily.
Power Level: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Shut Down In: 8hr 8hr 8hr 4hr 4hr 4hr 2hr 2hr 2hr
When  pot hs been removed from the cooktop, the zone
will stop heting immeditely, nd will utomticlly switch
itself o fter two minutes.
Over-Temperture Protection
Your pplince contins n in-built temperture sensor
tht monitors the temperture inside the cooktop. If n
excessive build-up of het is monitored, the cooktop will
utomticlly stop opertion.
Zone is selected
Read on to learn how to clean and maintain your cooktop →
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Cre  Mintennce
Cre nd Clening Guide
Mrks, Blemishes or Spots Solution Wrning
Everydy soiling on glss.
(ngerprints, mrks, stins left by
food or non-sugry spillovers)
1. Switch the power to the cooktop
o t the wll.
2. Apply  cermic cooktop clener
while the glss is still wrm (but
ensure it is not hot!)
3. Rinse nd wipe dry with  clen
cloth or pper towel.
4. Switch the power to the cooktop
bck on.
When the power to the cooktop is
switched o, there will be no ‘hot
surfce’ indiction but the cooking
zone my still be hot! Tke cre.
Hevy-duty scourers, some nylon
scourers nd hrsh/brsive clening
gents my scrtch the glss. Alwys
red the lbel to check if your clener
is suitble.
Never leve clening residue on the
cooktop s it my become  stin.
Boil-overs, melts, nd hot sugry
spills on the glss.
Remove these immeditely with 
sh slice, plette knife or scrper
suitble for cermic cooktops, but
bewre of hot cooktop surfces:
1. Switch the power to the cooktop
o t the wll.
2. Hold the blde or utensil t  30°
ngle nd scrpe the soiling or
spill towrds  cooler re.
3. Clen the soiling or spill up with
 dish cloth or pper towel.
4. Follow steps 2 to 4 bove.
Remove stins left by melts, sugry
food or spillovers ASAP. If left to cool
on the glss, they my be dicult to
remove or even permnently dmge
the glss surfce.
Cut Hzrd: When the sfety cover
is retrcted, the blde in  scrper is
rzor-shrp. Use with extreme cre
nd lwys store sfely nd out of
rech of children.
Spillovers on the touch controls. 1. Switch the power to the cooktop
o t the wll.
2. Sok up the spill
3. Quickly wipe the touch control
re with  clen nd dmp
sponge or cloth.
4. Wipe the re completely dry
with  pper towel.
5. Switch the power to the cooktop
bck on.
The cooktop my beep nd turn itself
o, nd the touch controls my not
function while there is liquid on them.
Mke sure you wipe the touch control
re dry before turning the cooktop
bck on.
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Troubleshooting
For Minor Fults
Problem Possible Cuse Solution
The cooktop cnnot be turned on. No power is going to the cooktop. •Ensure the cooker is connected
to the power, nd is switched on.
•Check if there is  power outge
in your home or re. If the
problem persists contct our
Support Tem for guidnce.
The touch controls won’t respond, or
re dicult to operte.
The controls my be locked, or
there my be  slight lm of wter
on the controls. You my be using
the tip of your nger s opposed to
the pd when touching controls.
•Unlock the controls, see pge 13.
•Mke sure the touch controls re
properly dry, nd to use the pd
of your nger rther thn the tip.
The cooktop hs been scrtched. Rough-edged cookwre, or
unsuitble clening products such
s n brsive scourer my hve
been used on the cooktop.
•Use cookwre with t nd
smooth bses. See pge 11.
Some of my cookwre mkes
crckling or clicking noises.
This my be cused by the build of
your cookwre, s dierent lyers
of metls vibrte.
•This is norml for cookwre to
mke these noises, nd does not
indicte  fult.
The cooktop, or one of the zones hs
turned o unexpectedly, nd  tone is
sounding longside n error code on
the disply.
This my be the result of  technicl
fult. To identify the fult code nd
its mening, red the tble on Fult
Codes found on pge 16.
•Note down the error letters nd
numbers, switch o the power
from the wll nd contct our
Support Tem vi 1300 11 4357 or
by sending our tem n emil t
support@residentigroup.com.u
For Serious Fults:
•Some minor fults cn be xed by referring to the tble
on pge 15, however if n emergency or serious fult
occurs, immeditely set ll controls to their o positions
nd disconnect the power from the source.
•If  serious fult occurs, DO NOT ttempt ny repirs
yourself, insted wit for  service gent to do so.
•For ny ssistnce or to orgnize n uthorised service
gent contct our Support Tem by clling 1300 11 4357,
or by emiling support@residentigroup.com.u.
•Plese note tht if  service gent is sked to ttend
whilst the product is under wrrnty nd nds tht the
problem is not the result of n pplince fult, then you
my be lible for the cost of the cll out chrge.
•The pplince must be ccessible for the service gent
to perform ny necessry repir. If your pplince
is instlled in such  wy tht  service gent is
concerned tht dmge will be cused to the pplince
or your kitchen, then they will not complete  repir.
•Plese refer to the Wrrnty Informtion to lern more.
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Troubleshooting (Continued)
Fault Code Possible Cause Solution
‘
Eo
’ Zero error. •Reinsert the connection between the disply
bord nd the power bord, or replce the
power bord if it is dmged.
‘
e|
’ The cooktop’s temperture sensor hs filed
due to short-circuiting.
•Check nd repir the circuit connection, or
replce the cermic temperture sensor.
•To void ny dmge to the pplince, risk
of bodily hrm or property dmge, do not
ttempt to crry out ny repirs yourself,
insted wit for  service gent.
•Tke note of the fult code nd plese cll our
Support Tem by diling 1300 11 4357 or emil
us t support@residentigroup.com.u
‘
E2
’ The cooktop’s temperture sensor hs filed
due to short-circuiting.
‘
E7
’ The cooktop’s temperture sensor hs filed
‘
C|
’ Extremely high tempertures hve been
detected by the cermic plte sensor.
•Plese llow the cooktop to fully cool down
before restrting it.
•However if the problem persists, plese cll
our Support Tem by diling 1300 11 4357 or
emil t support@residentigroup.com.u
‘
E3
’ An NTC temperture sensor hs likely filed
due to open circuiting.
•The disply bord needs to be replced.
•Tke note of the fult code nd plese cll our
Support Tem by diling 1300 11 4357 or emil
us t support@residentigroup.com.u to
orgnise n uthorised service gent.
‘
E4
’ An NTC temperture sensor hs likely filed
due to short circuiting.
‘
El
’ The supply voltge is below the rted supply
voltge recommended.
•Plese ensure tht the power supply is s
recommended, see pge 17 for detils.
•Only once power is djusted ccordingly cn
you turn the cooktop bck on.
‘
Eh
’ The supply voltge is exceeding the rted
supply voltge recommended.
‘
Eu
’ A communiction error hs occurred. •Reinsert the connection between the disply
bord nd the power bord, or replce the
power bord if it is dmged.
Note: These fult codes will only pper if n bnormlity or fult occurs. In such n occurrence, the cooktop will enter
 protective stte nd disply one of the relevnt fult codes s listed bove. Do not ignore these codes if they pper.
Cooktop Fult Codes & Solutions
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Technicl Specictions
Model ECC604T.1
Rted Voltge 220–240V~ / 380–415V~
Rted Frequency 50 / 60Hz
Totl Power 5500–6600W
Cooktop Zone A * 1200W, Ø 165mm
Cooktop Zone B * 1800W, Ø 200mm
Cooktop Zone C * 1800W, Ø 200mm
Cooktop Zone D * 1200W, Ø 165mm
Weight (Net / Gross) 7.2kg / 8.6kg
Dimensions (W × D × H) 590 × 520 × 51mm
Specictions Chrt
AB
CD
Cooktop Zone Key *

Need Help?
If you’re feeling stuck nd need ssistnce,
you cn spek to our Support Tem by
clling 1300 11 4357, or simply rech out by
emiling support@residentigroup.com.u
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Attch Your Receipt Here
Purchse Detils
For future reference, plese record the following informtion which cn be found on
the rting plte nd the dte of purchse which cn be found on your sles invoice.
STORE DETAILS
STORE NAME
|
ADDRESS
|
TELEPHONE
|
PURCHASE DATE
|
PRODUCT DETAILS
MODEL NO.
|
SERIAL NO.
|
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Notes
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WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS
COOKTOPS
This document sets out the terms nd conditions of the
product wrrnties for Residenti Group Applinces. It is
n importnt document. Plese keep it with your proof of
purchse documents in  sfe plce for future reference
should you require service for your Applince.
1. IN THIS WARRANTY
() ‘cceptble qulity’ s referred to in cluse 10 of
this wrrnty hs the sme mening referred to in
the ACL;
(b) ‘ACL’ mens Trde Prctices Amendment (Austrlin
Consumer Lw) Act (No.2) 2010;
(c) ‘Applince’ mens ny Residenti Group product
purchsed by you ccompnied by this document;
(d) ‘ASR’ mens Residenti Group uthorised service
representtive;
(e) ‘Residenti Group’ mens Residenti Group Pty Ltd
of 165 Brkly Ave, Burnley VIC 3121, ACN 600 546 656
in respect of Applinces purchsed in Austrli;
(f ) ‘mjor filure’ s referred to in cluse 10 of this
wrrnty hs the sme mening referred to in the ACL
nd includes  sitution when n Applince cnnot
be repired or it is uneconomic for Residenti Group,
t its discretion, to repir n Applince during the
Wrrnty Period;
(g) ‘Wrrnty Period’ mens:
(i) where the Applince is used for personl,
domestic or household use (i.e. norml
single fmily use) s set out in the instruction
mnul, the Applince is wrrnted ginst
mnufcturing defects for 24 months, following
the dte of originl purchse of the Applince;
(h) ‘you’ mens the purchser of the Applince not hving
purchsed the Applince for re-sle, nd ‘your’ hs 
corresponding mening.
2. This wrrnty only pplies to Applinces purchsed
nd used in Austrli nd is in ddition to (nd does
not exclude, restrict, or modify in ny wy) ny
non-excludble sttutory wrrnties in Austrli.
3. During the Wrrnty Period Residenti Group or its
ASR will, t no extr chrge if your Applince is redily
ccessible for service, without specil equipment nd
subject to these terms nd conditions, repir or replce
ny prts which it considers to be defective. Residenti
Group or its ASR my use remnufctured prts to
repir your Applince. You gree tht ny replced
Applinces or prts become the property of Residenti
Group. This wrrnty does not pply to light globes,
btteries, lters, sels or similr perishble prts.
4. Prts nd Applinces not supplied by Residenti Group
re not covered by this wrrnty.
— THIS WARRANTY IS VALID IN AUSTRALIA ONLY —
Wrrnty (Austrli)

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