Parts and features
Control panel
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| 07 | Timer control sensor (Count up) | |
| 08 | Lock control sensor | |
| 09 | Heat setting sensor | |
| 10 | Pause&Go sensor | |
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12 English
Components
Induction hob |
| Bracket Spring |
Induction heating
•The Principle of Induction Heating:
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| • | Greater speed in cooking and frying: |
A. | Induction coil |
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| transformed into heat. |
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