Teka 1 VTC B, TT 620, VT CM, VT DUAL., TB 600, TR 640 Suggestions for using the burners effectively

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Suggestions for using the burners effectively

*Rapid burners should not be used with pans that have a small diameter, becau- se part of the flame will spread away from the pan, thus reducing performan- ce significantly. (See fig. 13)

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If a gas smell is noted, the gas intake to the hob should be shut off and the room ventilated. The gas installation and the hob should also be checked by a specialised technician.

Use flat-bottomed pans and check that they sit squarely on the grid, so that when food boils the pan does not slip (do not use pans with a concave or convex base).

Only pans with a minimum diameter of 120

mm.should be used. If you wish to use a smaller pan, it should be placed on the semi-rapid burner.

When the burners are in opera- tion or have recently been in operation, the hob will be hot in places and this can lead to burns. Children should be kept well away.

For safety reasons, we advise that the instructions provided by the gas supply company are followed and that the supply tap is turned off when the hob is not in use.

*The burners should not be operated wi- thout there being a pan on them, or gas will be wasted and the grid will heat up excessively. The pan should be covered up, in order to save energy.

*When the burners are turned on, they should not be exposed to strong draughts. As well as the loss of calorific power, the flame could go out which would mean that gas would escape and could cause an accident. This should be borne in mind when burners are opera- ting at their minimum power, especially.

*If the burner makes the pans smoky, or if the tip of the flame is yellow, the bur- ner should be cleaned. If this problem persists after cleaning, contact the Tech- nical Assistance Service.

*Pans placed on the burners should not jut out past the edge of the hob, becau- se the effect of the flame being reflected from the pan can damage hobs whose surfaces are not resistent to high tempe- ratures.

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Contents Ceramic Hobs Contents / Inhalt / Table des Matières / Spis treœci Présentation InstallationInformations Techniques Utilisation ET EntretienModell VTN DC Model VTN DCModèle VTN DC GB Model VT CMDE Modell VT DUAL.1 GB Model VT DUAL.1FR Modèle VT DUAL.1 Model VT CM Inox HalogenModell VTC DC Model VTC DCModèle VTC DC Model VTC BModell VR Model VRModèle VR Model TTModell VT TC Model VT TC Model TRModèle VT TC Modell TRDE Modelle TT GB Model TTFR Modèle TT GB Models TR 640 and TTModell TT 600, TR 600 und TB Model TT 600, TR 600 and TB Model TCModèle TT 600, TR 600 et TB Modelle TCModell TR 735 AB Modell TM Model TR 735 AB Model TMModèle TR 735 AB Modèle TMModel TM Model TR Modell TM Modell TRModèle TM Modèle TR Safety instructions Guide to Using the Instructions BookletPositioning the hobs GB InstallationModels Fixing the hob See figsCeramic hobs with controls Connecting the electricityPositioning the oven Joining the hob to the oven Or the control panelConnecting the gas Model VT DUAL.1Rear view of the Control Panel Gas conversion Configuration Hob dimensionsUnit ElectricsGas Characteristics Common to ALL Models Characteristics of the VT DUAL.1Technical details Touch control user Instructions Special requirements Before first useSwitching the Appliance on Selecting the Hotplate to be Switched onModels TR 640, TT 640, TR 620, TT 620 and TM Residual Heat Indicator Switching the Hotplate OFFSwitching the Appliance OFF Connecting / Turning on the Double and Triple HotplateLocking the Hobs Sensors Disconnecting / Turning OFF the Double HotplateModels TT 630, TC 620 and TR Unlocking for cooking only models shown in figureCancelling the locking function Safety disconnectionSwitching HEAT-UP Function on Heat-up function Automatic cooking startModifying the Power Level DU- Ring HEAT-UP Function Timer FunctionSwitching HEAT-UP Function OFF Switching on the clockQuick switch-off Disconnecting the clockViewing / Changing the programmed time Models TC 620, TR 735 AB and TRSwitching on the counter Clock as a Countdown timerChanging the programmed time Models TT 640 and TRSwitching off the counter Power surgesDouble Circuit Instructions Ceramic hobs with controls InstructionsResidual Heat Indicators Anti-accidental turn system On gas controlsIgniting the burners Suggestions for using the burners effectively Advice on using the hotplates effectively Cleaning and care the burnersMantaining the VT DUAL.1 Cleaning and Care the Glass Cleaning and careRecommended Cleaning Products Light soilingCleaning and Care the Frame When the glass’ colour changesNeither the hotplates nor the pilot lights are working Message ER 25 and the beeping signalPan is sticking to the glass Message ER 21 on the control and subsequent disconnectionGas burners are making the pans dirty Gas burners are not lightingTeka Industrial, S.A Teka Küchentechnik GmbH Teka Group
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TT 640, TT 620, VT CM, VT DUAL., TT 600 specifications

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In summary, Teka’s VTN DC, TB 600, TR 620, VR 622, and TT 620 models are designed with modern technologies and user-friendly characteristics, making them excellent choices for any kitchen. Their innovative features ensure a delightful cooking experience while adhering to contemporary efficiency standards.
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