Contents |
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Introduction | 10 |
Useful advice | 10 |
Use | 10 |
Hob cleaning and maintenance | 12 |
Support | 13 |
Safety instructions | 13 |
Installation | 14 |
Technical data | 15 |
Introduction |
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Thank you for choosing a Franke product. Before using the appliance, please carefully read all the instructions and advice contained in this manual. In this way you will be able to make best use of the appliance and also ensure its lasting efficiency. Keep this booklet for further reference.
Useful advice
Using the cooking zones
For better efficiency and lower electricity consumption, use pots of suitable width for the cooking zones.
Using the hob
To obtain best results from your hob, take the following precautions when cooking or preparing food.
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-Use pots of width as similar as possible to that of the cooking zones, in order to exploit all the heat available and in any case make sure the pot does not surmount the steel trim.
-Always check that the bottoms of pots are clean and dry, to ensure the long life of the hob and the pots.
It is advisable not to use pots with aluminium bottoms, as they could permanently mark the surface of the vitroceramic hob.
Avoid spilling sugary substances on the hob. If necessary, clean immediately. Do not directly heat tins containing food.
Use
Switching on the cooking zone
Switch the hob on by lightly pressing (prolonged) the ON/OFF button . The cooking zone display (D) shows a “0”. The dot (E) at the bottom right on the cooking zone display flashes, indicating that no cooking zone has currently been selected.
Activation and use
With the hob switched on, activate the control zone by lightly pressing the button . The dot (E) lit up on
the zone display indicates activation. By pressing the button the cooking zone is activated with the preset
power level 5. To increase it, press the button again; to decrease it, press the button . Alternatively, the
max. power value 9 can be set immediately by pressing the button . The outer circuit can be activated by
pressing the button : the dot lit up (F) indicates selection has been made.
The outer circuit can only work at the same time as the inner circuit; when the outer circuit is also activated, power adjustment regards both circuits.
After a few seconds of operation, power adjustment is inhibited and the corresponding dot (E) of the cooking zone goes off. To adjust the power, the cooking zone must be selected again.
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