Moffat MCP650BK User manual

Operating and Installation Instructions
ElectricCeramic-glass Hob
GB
MCP650 BK
319 6062--00 -E-- D2003.01.13

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DearCustomer
Pleaseread theseinstructions carefullyforusing your
newappliance.Pay specialattention tothe chapter
“Hintson safety”.
Keep theseinstructionsinasafe placeforfuturerefe-
rence and pass themon to any subsequentownerof
the appliance.
The warning triangle and/orspecificwords(war-
ning,caution,important)are used to highlightin-
formation thatisimportant foryoursafetyorthe
functioning of the appliance.
Afterthis symbolyou will find supplementaryin-
formation on operating and practicaluse of the
appliance.
Tipsand instructionsforthe economicaland en-
vironmentally sound use of the appliance are
marked withthis symbol.
Theseinstructions containinformationson howtorec-
tifyfaults yourself. See the section “Something Not
Working“
Shouldyou requirefurtherassistance,pleasecontact
yourlocalServiceForceCentre.
CustomerCareDepartment
Moffat
55--77 High Street
Slough
Berkshire
SL11DZ
Tel:[phone]
Help usto helpyou
Toregisteryour12 month guarantee,pleasecomplete
and returnthe guarantee cardsupplied withyourap-
pliance.

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Content
Fortheuser
DearCustomer2
Safetyinformation 4
Disposal5
ofpackaging material5
Hintson disposal5
Beforethefirstuse 5
Cleaning forthe first time 5
Description of thehob 6
Cooking zone controlknobs6
Specialfeatures of the appliance 7
Operating instructions 7
General information 7
Cooking zone setting 7
Cooking zone switch--off 7
Residualheatindicator7
Use,charts,tips 8
Cooking and frying utensils8
Generalhints8
Energyconsumption 8
Chart: boiling and frying 8
Cleaning and care 10
Ceramicglass surface 10
Lightsoilage 10
Stubbornsoilage 10
Specialsoilage 11
Sugar11
Dark spotsand decordamages11
Scratchesinthe ceramicglass surface 11
The hob frame 11
Something notworking 12
Customercare,Service and spare parts12
Guarantee conditions13
Fortheinstaller
Installation instructions 14
Hintson safety14
Building intothe kitchen worktop 14
Electricalconnection 17
Technicaldata,rating plate 18

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ImportantSafetyInformation
ThisSafetyInformation isprovidedintheinterests
ofyoursafety.Please readthemcarefullybefore
installing orusing thehob. Ifyou areunsureof the
meaning ofanyof thewarningsplease contactour
CustomerCareDepartment.
The safetyof thisappliancecorrespondstothe
acknowledged rulesof technique and tothe lawon
appliancesafety.The safetymeasuresexisting asa
matterofself-understanding would,however,notcover
all ofpossiblerisks ofaccidents.
Moreover,wefeelcompelled asthe manufacturerto
makeyou familiarwiththe following hintson safety.
ElectricalSafety
DThisappliancemustbe installed byqualified per-
sonnel,according tothe manufacturer’sinstruc-
tion and tothe relevantBritishStandards.
DRepairstothe applianceshould onlybe carried
outbyauthorised service enginneers. Improper
repairs can lead toinjuryorseriousmalfunction.
If yourappliance need repairing pleasecontact
yourlocalServiceForceCentre.
Please observethisinstruction,otherwisethe
guarantee will notcoveranydamage thatmay
occur.
DBuilt--in appliancesmustbe installed in built--in
cupboardsand worktops.The cupboardshaveto
be located and fastened in a waythat theyaresta-
ble.
DEnsurethe electricalsupply complieswiththe
type stated on the rating plate.
DDo notattempt tomodifythe hob in anyway.
DDo notinstall the hob if the ceramicglass isdama-
ged orcracked.
DDo notusethe hob if the ceramicglass isdama-
ged:
-switch off the cooking zones,
-disconnect fromthe electricity supply.
ChildSafety
DThisapplianceisdesigned to be operated by
adults.Do notallowchildren to playnearwiththe
appliance.
DChildren can alsoinjuretemselvesbypulling pots
orpansoff the hob.
Safetyduring use
DThishob isintended fordomestic cooking only. It
isnotdesigned forcommercialorindustrial
purposes.
DThe appliance getshotwhen in use.Thereisdan-
gerofburning ifcareisnot taken,when using
the hob.
DDo notusethe cooking zonesto heat the room.
DTakecarewhen plugging electrical itemsinto
mains socketsnearthe hob.Connecting leads
mustnotcomeintoconnection withthe hot
surface orvessels.
DHotoils can igniteveryquickly.Do notleavethe
hob unattended when preparing foodsin pansof
oil,i.e. frying chips.
DAfterusemakesurethat the applianceis
switched off.
Safetywhencleaning
DEnsurethatall heating zonesareswitched off
whilecleaning the hob.
DForsafetyreasonsdo notclean the appliancewith
asteamjetorhigh pressurecleaner.
Howtoavoid damaging yourappliance
DDo notusethe hob surface asaworking surface
orforstorage.
DDo notusethe cooking zoneswith emptypansor
withoutpans.This couldcause damage tothe
pansorthe hob.
DCeramicglass isinsensitivetotemperatureshock
and veryrobust, however,itisnotunbreakable.
Hard and sharp objects,in particular,can damage
the cooking surfaceif theyfall on it.
DDo notusecastiron potsorpanswith damaged
basesthatarerough orburred.Scratching may
occurwhen the pansareslid.
DDo notplace anypanson the hob frame.Scrat-
ching mayoccurorthe paintdamaged.
DEnsurethatliquids containing acids,e.g.vinegar,
lemon limescaleremoving agentsdo notcome
intocontactwiththe hob frame,otherwisematt
spotswill appear.
DIf sugarora dishcontaining sugarcomesintocon-
tactwith a hotcooking zone and then melts,re-
movethe soiling immediatelywhilststill warm,
using a glass scraper.Ifitcools,damage tothe
surfacemayoccur.
DKeep all itemsand materialsthatmeltawayfrom
the ceramicglass surface,e.g.plastics,alumi-
niumfoil oroven foils.Ifsomething of thisnature
shouldmeltontothe ceramicglass surface,it
mustbe removed immediatelyusing a glass scra-
per.

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Disposal
Disposalofpackaging material
All partsof the packaging can be recycled and
hardfoampartsare appropriatelymarked.
PE =Polyethylene
(outerwrapping and the bag inside)
PS =Polystyrene foam (eg.packing pieces)
Please dispose ofall packaing and old
applianceswith due regardforsafetyand the
environment.
Please observethe nationaland regional
regulationson appliancesand packing material
aswell asthe materialmarking (material
separation,refusecollection,waste disposal
sites).
Hintson disposal
The appliancemustnotbe disposed ofwiththe
householdrubbish.
Pleasecontactyourlocalcouncil or
Environmental HealthOfficetosee if there are
facilitiesinyourarea torecyclethe appliance.
Beforethe firstuse
Cleaning forthefirst time
The hob hasto be cleaned thouroughlybeforeitisfirst
used.
DWashthe ceramicglass surface and the frame
withwarm waterwith a littlewashing up liquid ad-
ded and wipe dry.
Neveruse aggressive orabrasivecleaning
agents, theymaydamage the ceramicglass and
hob frame.

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Description of the hob
Cooking zones and controlknobs
Cooking zone
Controlknobs
Cooking zone
180 mm
1700 W
145 mm
1200 W
145 mm
1200 W180 mm
1700 W
Cooking zone
Cooking zone
Residualheatindicator

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Operating instructions
General information
The cooking surfaceismade ofproven ceramicglass.
and consistsof4cooking zones.The rapid glowing
cooking zoneswiththat the especiallyefficientradiant
heating elementswill considerablyreducethe duration
ofheating--up.
The cooking surfaceispore--free and alsoinsen-
sitivetorapidchangesintemperature.Pots can
thereforebemoved froma hot tocoldzone.
When switchingonacooking zone you mayhear
ashortbuzz.Thatisacharacteristicofall ceramic
glass cooking zonesand doesnotimpairthe func-
tion orthe lifetime of the appliance.
Always putpotsand pansontothe cooking zone
beforeswitching on.
HeatControlKnobs
The controlknobsregulatesthe heating capacityof the
cooking zones.
Switching on the cooking zones
DTurnthe controlknobstothe rightortothe left to
the desired position.
DYou may set the cooking zone selection between
positions1 and 9.
1=minimumsetting
9=maximumsetting.
Switching off the cooking zones
DTurnthe controlknob aftercooking always tothe
OFF--position.
Residualheatindicator
The warning lamplightsup when the surface of the cor-
responding cooking zone reachesatemperaturewhich
couldcause burns.
Thislightremainslitafterthe heated-up area hasbeen
switched off aslong asthe residualheatof the corres-
ponding cooking surfacecan cause burnings.The light
will go outonlyafterthe cooking zone has sufficiently
cooled down.
The residualheatcan be used forthe melting and
keeping disheswarm.
Caution!Whilethe indication lampisilluminated
the hob ishotand thereisarisk ofburning.
Caution! If thereisa powerfailurethe indication
lampwill go outeven if thereisresidualheatinthe
hob.Carewill havetobetaken until thereisno
longerarisk ofburning.

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Use,Charts,Tips
Cooking and frying utensils
The betterthe potorthe pan, the betterthe boiling
orfrying result.
DYou can recognise good qualitypansbytheir
base.The baseshouldbethick and asflataspos-
sible.
DRough bases(i.e.burrsand sharp edges)will
scratchthe ceramicglass surface.
DUtensilswith aluminiumand copperbases can
leave behind metallicdiscolorationswhichcan
onlybe removed with difficultyorsometimesnot
atall.
DSaucepansand frying pans should notbe smaller
than the cooking zone,and preferablynotmore
than 10--15 mm largerthan the diameterof the
cooking zone.
DWhen cold,pan basesnormally curveslightlyin-
wards(areconcave). Innocaseshouldthey
curve outwards(be convex).
DWhen buying newpotsorpanspayattention to
the base diameter.Manufacturersoften statethe
upperdiameterof the edge ofa dish.
DIf you are using specialcooking utensilslike pres-
surecookersoraWOK, followthe manufacturer’s
instructions.
DFollowanyguidelinesprovided bythe saucepan
manufacturer.Ensuretheyarerecommended for
useonceramichobs.
Generalhints
DThe bases should always be clean and dry.
DTo avoidscratching ordamaging the ceramic
glass surface,potsand pans should be moved on
the hob bylifting them,and notby sliding.
DScratches can also be caused bygrainsofsand
(e.g.originating fromthe previouswashing ofve-
getables),drawn overthe cooking surfacewith
the pan,orbyburrsand the rimsofpan bases.
DUse high sided pansfordisheswith a lotofliquid,
sothatnothing boilsover.
Energy consumption
Tosave energy,you should:
Dplace potsand pansin position beforeswitching
on the cooking zone.
Duse only cooking and frying utensilswithsmooth,
flatbases.
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Dwhereverpossible,coverpotsand panswith a lid.
Dneverplace potsorpanson cooking zoneswith
a higherdiameter.
Dbecause ofwetordirty cooking zonesand pots
energywill be wasted.
Dswitch off the cooking zone a fewminutesbefore
the end of the cooking time,in ordertomake use
of the residualheat.
DWhen using pressurecookers you can reducethe
cooking time byup to 50%.Aswell as saving
energy,morevitaminsand mineralsareretained
inthe food.
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Chart:: Boiling and frying
The setting position required forcooking processesisdependenton the qualityof the potsand on the type
and amountof the food.
Controlknob Cooking method Examples
9Boiling
Deepfat frying
Starting ofcooking and roasting,cooking oflarge quantitiesof
liquid, then switch--back to appropriatesetting
7-9Frying
Deepfat frying
Frenchfries,pan--cakes
Filletofporkand beef, steaks goulash
6-7Frying
Gentlefrying
Frying ofmeat, schnitzel,cutlets,meat--balls,sausages,liver,
fish--filletin deep fat,
Frying eggsorchops
4-5Boiling
Braising Boiled potatoes,stews,soups,hot--pot, saucesinlarge quantities
3-4Simmering
Stewing
Simmering ofvegetables,braising ofmeat, lightly cooking
small amountof fruitwithlittleliquid
2-3Gentle simmering
Simmering ofrice and food withmilk(sometimes stirring),
Stewing ofsmalleramountofpotatoesorvegetables,
Warming up ofprepared meal
1--2Keeping warm
Melting
Omelette, fried eggs,Hollandaisesauce,
Keeping warm amealorsmall amountofhot--pot
Melting ofbutter,chocolate,gelatine.
0ResidualheatResidualheat, OFF--position
When heating up orfrying,werecommend heatsetting “9”,and then continue cooking foodsatan appropriate
lowerheatsetting.

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Cleaning and care
Attention!Cleanersmustnotgetontothe hotce-
ramicglass surface!Aftercleaning all residuesof
cleanersmustbe removed withsufficientclean
water,astheymaybe causticwhen being rehea-
ted.
Neveruse aggressive orabrasive agents,such
asoven sprays,stain or rustremovers,scouring
powder,orspongeswith an abrasive effect.
Suitablecleaning materialsare:clean cloth or
household paper,hotwaterwith detergent, suita-
blecommercialcleanersand cleaning scrapers.
Cleaning scrapersand ceramicglass cleaners
are availablefromyourlocalServiceForceCen-
tre.
Ceramicglass surface
DClean the ceramicglass surface aftereveryuse
when itishand warm orcold.Thiswill avoidspills
becoming burnton.
DRemovescale and water marks, fatspotsand
metallic shimmering discoloration with a commer-
cialceramicglass cleanersuch asVitroclen.
Lightsoilage
DWipe the ceramicglass surfacewith a dampcloth,
and a littlewashing up liquid.
DThen rub drywithaclean cloth.Noresiduesof
cleaner mustbe left on the surface.
DOnce a week, throroughly clean the entirecera-
micglass surfacewith a commercialceramic
glass cleaner.Always ensurethat the hob isdry
aftercleaning.
Stubbornsoilage
DToremovefood thathasboiled overorburnton
spots,useaglass scraper.
DPlacethe glass scraperatan angletothe ceramic
glass surface.Removesoiling by sliding the scra-
per.

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Specialsoilage
Sugar
DRemove burnt--on sugar,melted plastics,alumi-
niumfoil immediately-- when theyarestill warm
-- using a glass scraper,otherwise damage may
be caused.
Warning!When using the cleaning scraperon the
warm cooking zone careshouldbetaken.
DAfterwards clean the cooking surface normally.
If the cooking zone and melted materialhas coo-
led down,reheat the cooking zone gentlyto aid
the cleaning process.
Dark spots,decordamages
If aggressivecleanersorpanswith abrasive ba-
sesare used, then the decorwill take on an abra-
ded appearence and dark spotswill appearover
time.
Thesemarks cannotbe removed.However, they
do notimpairthe fuctioning of the hob.
.
Scratches inthe ceramicglass surface
Scratchesinthe ceramicglass surfaceresulting
fromburrson a pan base orsand grains cannot
be removed.
However, theydo notimpairthe fuctioning of the
hob.
Thehob frame
Do notallowvinegar,lemonsorscaleremoversto
comeintocontactwiththe hob frame,matt spots
will appear.
DClean the hob framewithwaterand a littlewas-
hing up liquid.
DSoften dried dirtwith a wetcloth.Then wipe off
and rub dry.

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Something NotWorking
If the hob doesnot function correctly,pleasecarryout
the following checks,asitmaybe something you can
remedy yourself.
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
zDiscolorationsappearinthe cooking zone JThisisprobablyaresultofburned on
remnantsthathave notbeen removed
regularly.Theywill notaffect the function of
the hob.
If aftercarrying out the abovechecks yourapplianceis
still faulty,disconnect fromthe mains supplyand con-
tactyourlocalServiceForceCentre.
In guarantee customers shouldensurethat the
above checks have beenas the engineerwill make
a chargeif thefaultisnotamechanicalorelectrical
breakdown.
Please notethatproofofpurchase isrequiredfor
anyin--guarantee service calls.
If yourhob isnot functioning correctlypleasecarryout
the following checks beforecalling outan engineer.
Important: If you call outan engineerto a faultlisted
below,ortorepairafaultcaused byincorrectuse or
installation,acharge will be made even if the appliance
isunderguarantee.
CustomerCare
Forgeneralenquiriesorforfurtherinformation,please
contactourcustomerCareDepartment.
CustomerCareDepartment
Moffat
55--77 High Street
Slough
Berkshire
SL11DZ
Tel:[phone]*
*callstothisnumber maybe recorded fortraining pur-
poses.
Service and SpareParts
If you require an engineeroryou wishto purchase
spare parts contactyourlocalServiceForceCentre by
telephoning:
08705 929 929
Yourcall will be routed tothe ServiceCentrecovering
yourpostcode area.
Forthe address ofyourlocalServiceForceCentre and
furtherinformation aboutServiceForce,pleasevisit
the website atwww.serviceforce.co.uk.
When you contact the ServiceCentreyou will need to
givethe following details:
1Yourname,address and postcode.
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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Guarantee Conditions
Standard guarantee conditions
We,Moffat, undertakethatifwithin 12 monthsof the
date of the purchasethisMoffatappliance oranypart
thereofisproved to be defective byreason onlyof fault
workmanship or materials,wewill,atouroption repair
or replacethe sameFREE OFCHARGEforlabour,
materialsorcarriage on condition that:
SThe appliance hasbeen correctlyinstalled and used
onlyon the electricity supply stated on the rating
plate.
SThe appliance hasbeen used fornormaldomestic
purposesonly,and in accordancewiththe manu-
facturer’sinstructions.
SThe appliance hasnotbeen serviced,maintained
repared, taken apartortampered with anyperson
notauthorised byus.
SAll serviceworkunderthisguarantee mustbe
undertaken byan MoffatServiceForceCentre.
SAnyappliance ordefective partreplaced shall
becometoCompany’sproperty.
SThisguarantee isin addition toyourstatutoryand
otherlegalrights.
Homevisitsaremade between 8.30 amand 5.30 pm
MondaytoFriday.Visitsmaybe available outside
these hoursinwhichcase a premiumwill be charged.
Exclusions
Thisguarantee does notcover:
SDamage orcallsresulting fromtransportation,
improperuse orneglect, the replacementofany
lightbulbsor removable partsofglass orplastic.
SCoastsincurred forcallsto putrightan appliance
whichisimproperlyinstalled orcallsto appliances
outside the United Kingdom.
SAppliancesfound tobein usewithinacommercial
environment, plusthosewhich aresubjected toren-
talagreements.
SProductsofMoffatmanufacturewhich are notmar-
keted byMoffat.
EuropeanGuarantee
If you shouldmoveto anothercountrywithinEurope
then yourguarantee moveswithyou toyournewhome
subject tothe following qualifications:
SThe guarantee startsfromthe dateyou firstpurcha-
sed yourproduct.
SThe guarantee isforthe same period and tothe
same extent forlabourand partsasexistsinthe
newcountryofuseforthisbrand or range ofpro-
ducts.
SThisguarantee relatestoyou and cannotbe trans-
ferred to anotheruser.
SYournewhomeiswithinthe European community
(EC)orEuropean Free Trade Area.
SThe productisinstalled and used in accordance
with ourinstructionsand isonlyused domestically,
i.e.a normalhousehold.
SThe productisinstalled taking into accountregula-
tionsinyournewcountry.
Beforeyou move pleasecontactyournearestCusto-
merCareCentre,listed below, to givethemdetailsof
yournewhome.Theywill then ensurethat the local
ServiceOrganisation isaware ofyour move and able
tolookafteryourappliances.
FranceSenlis+33 (0)3 44 62 22 22
GermanyNürnberg+49 (0)911 3232 2600
ItalyPordenone [phone]
Sweden Stockholm+46 (0)20 78 77 50
UK Slough [phone]

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Installation instructions
Hintson safety
This appliance mustbeinstalledand connec-
ted byqualified personel. Please observe this
instruction,otherwise theguarantee will not
coveranydmagewhichmay occur.
During the installation and incase ofaservicefai-
lurethe appliancemustnotbe connected tothe
mains.
The generalrulesforthe operation ofelectricap-
pliances, the provisionsbythe competentelectri-
city supplyboard and the specificationsof these
instructionsforinstallation havetobestrictlyad-
hered to.
Building intothe kitchenworktop
Electricalsafetyisto be ensured byprofessional
installation.
Protection againstaccidentalcontactaccording
tothe regulations setbyVDEorotherlocalautho-
ritiesmustbe ensured by correctinstallation of
the appliances.The samereferstothe back of the
appliancewhich,even incase ofbuilt--insolutions
awayfromthe wall,mustnotbe freelyaccessible.
Built--incupboardshaveto be located and faste-
ned inawaythat theyarestable.
DNote downthe datafromthe rating plate ofyour
applianceinthe printed rating plateform inthis
manual.These numbersare needed incase of
servicecalls.
Installation dimensions
The opening inthe cabinetmustcorrespond tothe
standard dimensions.The necessaryinformation can
be found inthe dimensionalsketch.
DThe separation between the lowersurface of the
hob and the partsof the furniture below itmustbe
atleast20 mm
DThe lateralseparation between the sidesof the
hob and the cabinetmustbe atleast55 mm,and
mustbe atleast55 mm fromthe rearpanel.
20 mm
55 mm
20 mm
50 mm
R5
distancefromworktopopeningto
theleftor rightsidewall ortoa
highcupboard
distancefromworktop
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Withregardtothe protection againstoverheating
ofsurrounding furnituresurfacesthisappliance
correspondstotype Y.Thisappliance orthe built--
incupboardforthe appliancerespectivelymaybe
located withthe rearwall and one side wall towha-
teverhigh wallsorfurniturerespectivelyand with
the otherside to anotherappliance orfurniture of
the same heightasthisappliance.
Hob installation
DCutout the worktop withthe cut--outsize as sta-
ted.The toleranced sizesmustnotbe exceeded..
Sawexactlyat the marking line.Recommenda-
tion:Markthe cut--outwith a steelneedle.Cover--
glue the line in orderto avoidsplintering of the
coating when cutting.
DWithtiled worktopsthe grooveswithinthe contact
area of the cooking area mustcompletelybe filled
up with groovematerial.
DClean the worktop inthe cut--outsection
DFromthe top laythe cooking area intothe cutou-
tand adjustconcentrically.
D4 holesinthe bottomof the build--incase are pro-
vided forthe screwsof the fitting plates.
DAt firstscrewon the fitting platesbyascrewdriver
and afterwardsregularlytighten the platesalter-
nativelyand diagonallyoffset, until the frame of
the cooking area isperfectlylaying on the work-
top.
DAtoo strong and one--sided tightening isto be
avoided!Electric screwdriversorpusherair-
screwsto be exclusivelyused withslipclutch(set-
ting value 1 -- 1.1Nm).4
DCheck the seal inthe supporting frameforperfect
seating and gapless support. Please do notapply
furthersilicone sealing matterasthiswill compli-
catethe removalof the hob ifservicing isneces-
sary.
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Electricalconnections
Beforeconnecting the appliance,check that the
voltage quoted on the rating plate-thatis, the no-
minalvoltage of the appliance-correspondsto
the availablemains voltage.The rating platecan
be found on the lowerhousing of the ceramic
glass hob.
DThe mains connection mustbe carried outbyan
expertelectrician.The VDE-regulationsand the
valid prescriptionsbythe localpowersuppybo-
ardshavetobecompiled with.
DPriortoconnection itshould be checked whether
the voltage stated on the rating plate-- i.e. the no-
minalvoltage of the appliance and of the oven/
controlbox-- isidentical withthe prevailing mains
voltage.The rating plateislocated on the lower
housing of the hob.
DThe heating elementvoltage amountsto 230 V~.
The appliancewill also perfectlyperform withthe
former mains voltage of220 V~.
DThe mains connection mustbe carried outin a
waythatan all--poleinsulating deviceisexisting
withacontactopening ofatleast3mm,e.g.LS--
automatism,earth--leakage circuit--breakeror
fuse.
DAwire of type H05VV-Forofhigher rating isto be
used as supply cable.
DThe mainsterminal islocated inthe bottomof the
appliance behind a covering slide. It can be ope-
ned withascrewdriver (pict.).
DAccording to existing mains voltage the appliance
hasto be connected incorrespondencewiththe
diagramsofconnecting possibilities.The bridges
of the terminalboard aretobechanged accordin-
gly,ifneed be.
DThe protectiveconductoristo be connected to
terminal.The protectiveconductor mustbe
longerthan liveleads.
DThe cable connectionshave to be connected
as shownand theterminalscrewsbefirmly
tightened.
DAfterwardsthe supply cable hasto be secured by
strainreliefdevice and the covering slide mustbe
closed byfirmlypressing down until itengages.
Priortofirstuseremove anyexisting labelsand
protectivefilmfromthe 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
inthebase of thehob
changing
bridges of the
terminal
Connecting possibilities
L1N
51 2 3 4
L1L2N
51 2 3 4
L1L2L3N
51 2 3 4
L1L2
51 2 3 4
L1L2L3
51 2 3 4
(L3)
1L+
N
2L+
N
3L+
N
2L
3L
230 V~
400 V2N
~
400 V3N
~
230 V2~
230 V3
~
UK only

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Technicaldata
Dimensionsof the appliance :
Length 572 mm..........................
Depth 502 mm...........................
Height49 mm..........................
Cut--outdimensions
Length 560 mm..........................
Depth 490 mm...........................
RadiusR5.........................
Powerofcooking zones:
Cooking zone frontleft 1700 W...............
Cooking zone rearleft 1200 W................
Cooking zone rear right1700 W..............
Cooking zone frontright1200 W..............
Totalconnectedloadmax.5,8 kW.........
Voltage 230 V~50 Hz........................
Specifications,Standards, Guidelines
Thisappliancecorrespondstothe following standards:
DEN60 335--1 and EN60 335--2--6
withregardtothe safetyofelectricappliancesfor
domesticuse and similarpurposes
DDIN44546 /44547 /44548
withregardtothe criteriaforelectric cookersfor
domesticuse.
DEN55014--2/VDE0875 part14--2
DEN55014 /VDE0875 part14 /12.93
DEN61000--3--2/VDE0838 part2
DEN61000--3--3/VDE0838 part3
withregardtothe basicprotection demandsfor
electromagnetic compatibility(EMC).
ThisappliancecorrespondstoEC--guidelines
D73/23/ECdt. 19.02.1973
(low--voltage--guideline)
D89/336/ECdt. 03.05.1989
(EMC--guideline inclusive of
amendment--guideline 92/31/EC)
Rating plate
Note down herethe datafromthe rating plate ofyourappliance.The rating plateison the base of the hob.
The rating plateisnotvisible afterthe hob hasbeen built--in.
Thisinformation will be required:
-- when requestingaservicecall
-- when ordering spare partsoraccessories
-- withtechnicalqueries.
Modell MCP650 BK Prod.Nr.949 591 073
Typ:PEE2 011
Made inGermanySer.Nr.:............
230 V AC50 Hz
5,8kW

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