User manual GAGGENAU CI263110

[. . . ] Operating Instructions CI 263110 Ceramic induction hob Table of contents Important information . Only after read ing these will you be able to operate the appliance correctly. If the appliance is passed to another per son, please enclose the instructions. Before switching on your appliance Transport damage Check your appliance after removing the packaging. If it has suffered any damage during transport, do not connect the appliance but contact the Technical Ser vices department. [. . . ] Switch down to a lower heat setting in good time. Cooking with small quantities of water Lowering the heat setting 18 Keep warm function All induction hotplates have the keep warm function. Method of operation The keep warm function is suitable for melting chocolate or butter or keeping food warm. This only works with pots and pans suitable for use with induction hobs. If the "keep warm" function is activated, the hotplate automatically changes to its minimum power setting to keep cookware warm. The letter C appears in the visual display. The function is activated as follows How to deactivate it Follow these steps: 1. Touch the symbol - or +. The C disappears in the visual display and the function will have been deactivated. Timer function This function can be used in two different ways: - to switch a hotplate off automatically - as a cooking timer 19 A hotplate is to switch off automatically Setting procedure You enter a specific cooking time for the desired hotplate. When the cooking time has elapsed, the hotplate switches off automatically. 1. Set the heat setting on the hotplate which is to be operated with the timer function. 2. If you select a different hotplate, touch the - and + symbols repeatedly and at the same time until the 1 indicator for the required hotplate flashes. 3. For +: 30 minutes For -: 10 minutes The 1 indicator for the hotplate flashes again. 4. Touch the - or + symbol until the desired cooking time appears in the timer indicator. If you have set a cooking time for several hotplates, it is always the shortest cooking time that is displayed. When the cooking time has elapsed When the cooking time has ended, the hotplate switches off. Touch the - and + symbols repeatedly and at the same time until the required 1 indicator flashes. Change the cooking time using the - or + symbol. Changing the cooking time 20 Cancelling prematurely Touch the - and + symbols repeatedly and at the same time until the required 1 indicator flashes. If you would like to call up the remaining cooking time for a hotplate: Touch the - and + symbols repeatedly and at the same time until the 1 indicator for the relevant hotplate flashes. The timer function is no longer active after a power cut. Notes Cooking timer You can use the timer on your cooker to set a time of up to 99 minutes. Touch the - and + symbols repeatedly and at the same time until the a indicator for the cooking timer flashes. Set the time using the - and + symbols. The time disappears after a few seconds. When the cooking time has elapsed A signal sounds when the cooking time has elapsed. The displays go out and the audible signal ceases. When the cooking time has elapsed 21 Changing the time Touch the - and + symbols repeatedly and at the same time until the a indicator for the cooking timer flashes. The cooking timer is no longer in operation after a power cut. Note Memory function You can use the memory function to store the heat settings and times for one meal which can be called up again at any time. It is sensible to use the memory function if you require several different heat settings in order to prepare a meal, and if there is a meal which you cook particularly often. [. . . ] If the indication continues, notify the technical assistance service. o2/o3 The cooking zone has overheated. The cooking hob is not well connected. U400 29 Normal operating noises for the appliance Induction heating technology is based on the vibration resistance of certain metals when subjected to high frequency waves. In some circumstances, these vibrations can cause a certain degree of noise, such as the following: This occurs when cooking at a high power. The cause of this is the amount of energy which is transmitted from the hob to the cookware. [. . . ]