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Timing
Once Power or Temperature have been set, you may choose to set a cooking time,
after which the hob will switch OFF, up to a maximum of 180 minutes.
Touch the1. control to display the cooking time, which will start at a setting of 0
minutes, shown on the Display 9along with a flashing
symbol, which indicates
that the time may be set using the and controls, to decrease or increase the
cooking time. When setting the time, if either of these controls are held, the setting
will count down or up automatically until released.
Once no further adjustments are made to the time, initially
• the Display 9will show
the selected Power or Temperature setting, then alternate with the time remaining
until the hob switches OFF automatically.
To cancel the Timer at any time, touch the
2.
control to change all settings, or the
control to switch OFF.
When the set cooking time is reached, the hob will switch OFF, a series of “beeps”
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will sound and the display will flash “----”, to indicate that the hob is in Standby.
Lock
To prevent further operation of the controls during cooking, touch and hold• the
control. The Display 9will show the symbol and all other controls except
the control will be disabled. To switch the Lock OFF, touch and hold the
control again for 1 second, to enable the other controls.
Note: the Lock function cannot be used to prevent operation from Standby. Disconnect
from the mains to prevent unwanted use.
CLEANING
Clean after each use.•
Switch OFF, allow to cool and disconnect from the mains before cleaning.1.
Hob Plate: Clean with a warm damp cloth and washing-up detergent, occasionally a2.
proprietary Hob Cleaner.
Casing: Clean with a warm damp cloth and washing-up detergent.
3.
Air Circulation Ports: Use a vacuum cleaner to suck out dust.4.
DO NOT immerse the Induction Hob in water.•
ERROR MESSAGES
If shown on the Display 9, perform the action described below. If this does not rectify
the problem, or it repeats without obvious cause, or another error message is displayed,
please report the following error messages to STELLAR Customer Services at the
address given in the warranty section:
E0: Cookware not present, unsuitable material, or less than 12cm diameter; hob
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switches power off and “beeps”
- use correct cookware.
E1, E2 or E3: Overheating problem; hob switches power off and “beeps”
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- switch off, remove cookware and allow 5 minutes to cool, check the position and
location of the hob, then operate as normal.
Touch Controls & Indicators
Lock control6.
Timer control
7.
Down control
8.
Multifunction display9.
Up control10.
Select control11.
Power control12. and indicator
Add contents for heating to suitable cookware and place within the centre of the2.
heating zone 2.
Touch the
3. control.
A “beep” will sound and the Display
• 9will flash “----”, to indicate that the hob is
in Standby; only the and controls are enabled. If no further action is taken
within 1 minute, the hob will drop out of Standby, with just the Power indicator
illuminated.
Note: if any control is touched when enabled, a “beep” will sound to confirm operation
of the control.
Cooking may be controlled in either Power mode or Temperature mode; each
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mode is selected in turn using the control. In Temperature mode, the desired
temperature will be reached as quickly as possible and then maintained; this is useful
to prevent food burning. In Power mode, the hob will work in a similar way to a
conventional hob.
Touch the4. control; the hob will begin heating immediately in Power mode,
indicated by the
symbol on the Display 9, which will also show 1200W, the
default power setting.
Use the
5. and controls to decrease or increase the required power. The
following power settings are available:
Min Default Max
500W 900W 1000W 1100W 1200W 1400W 1500W 1600W 1800W 2000W
To select Temperature mode from Power mode, touch the6.
control once. The
Display 9will show the symbol, as well as 120°C, the default temperature
setting.
Use the
7.
and controls to decrease, or subsequently increase, the required
temperature. The following temperature settings are available:
Min Default Max
40°C 60°C 80°C 100°C 120°C 140°C 160°C 180°C 200°C 220°C
After setting either Temperature or Power, you may subsequently adjust these•
further, using the and controls. If you wish to make alternative settings,
touch the control again, to return to the start point, the default Power setting.
Once cooking has started, you may use the Timing and Lock functions - refer to the
following headings.
When you have finished cooking, touch
8. the control to switch OFF, wait until you
hear the cooling fan stop, then disconnect from the mains.
HOW INDUCTION HOBS WORK
An induction hob heats in a unique way. A very strong magnetic field is created by
electricity running through an electrical coil positioned under a ceramic plate. The
‘induction current’, created by the magnetic field, generates heat in any cookware
capable of being magnetised, while standing on the ceramic plate. Only the pan is
heated - the ceramic plate remains relatively cool. As a result, spilt food will not burn on
to the surface, and can be simply wiped off at the end of cooking.
CHOOSING COOKWARE FOR INDUCTION HOB USE
Only pans that can be magnetised can be used on induction hobs. Most recent Judge,
Stellar, and Horwood cookware is induction-ready, and is described as ‘suitable for all
hob types’. Some cookware, although made of non-magnetic material, has a special
base which allows efficient working on induction hobs. A simple way to check - if a
fridge magnet will stick to the base of the pans, then the pan will heat on an induction
hob. Pans with a base diameter of less than 120mm may not work on this hob.
Ensure all cookware used on the hob is clean before use.
HOW TO USE
Main Cooking Functions
Insert the Mains Plug1. 3into a mains socket and switch on at the socket. A “beep”
will sound and the indicator above the control will illuminate, to indicate that
power is applied.
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IDENTIFYING THE PARTS
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Hob plate1.
Heating zone2.
Mains plug3.
Mains lead4.
Air circulation ports5.
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