User manual GAGGENAU SP384104

[. . . ] You will find notes on Page 4 that you ought to observe before operating the appliance for the first time. The chapter entitled "Cleaning and care" will make sure that your appliance will stay operable and beautiful for a long time. Important notes 1. 1 For your safety You must not operate the appliance if it is damaged. The appliance must only be connected by an authorised specialist, paying attention to the relevant regulations of the power supply companies and the regional construction regulations. [. . . ] ­ The appliance is not suitable for warming up foodstuffs in aluminium foil or in plastic vessels. ­ The glass-ceramic cooker additionally features an individual residual heat display. The residual heat display indicates that, after switching off, a cooking zone has still not cooled down to such an extent that it can be safely touched. It lights up in the residual heat display panel as a red dot for each cooking zone. 4 2. Structure and operating principle 2. 1 Structure 2 3 1 SuperQuick cooking zone Ø 145 mm (1200 W) 2 SuperQuick cooking zone Ø 180 mm (1800 W) 3 SuperQuick cooking zone Ø 145 mm (1100 W) with connection to the roasting zone Ø 140 mm x 240 mm (2000 W) 4 SuperQuick cooking zone Ø 120 mm (750 W) with connection to Ø 210 mm (2200 W) 5 Residual heat display panel Fig. 2 1 5 4 2. 2 Operating principle The glass-ceramic range features SuperQuick cooking zones, which possess excellent heat distribution properties. When it is combined with the EE 214/215 or control consoles, the supply of power is controlled by automatic, brief switching on and off. When the control knobs are set to the highest power stage, an overheating protection facility makes sure that the glass-ceramic disk is not destroyed by excessive temperatures. The SuperQuick cooking zones regulate themselves automatically by switching briefly to the maximum safe final temperature. Fig. The diameters of pots and pans should correspond to that of the hotplate. Remember that high-quality ktchenware will help to minimise energy consumption. ­ Depending on the experience you have gathered, you can switch off the cooking surface at an earlier time. Operation 3. 1 Switching on / off Switching on 0 Switching on: Turn the corresponding control knob to the left or right to the required cooking level (1-9). Note: A few seconds after switching on, the individual residual heat display indicating the chosen cooking zone lights up in the residual heat display panel. Fig. 4 Switching off 0 Switching off: Turn the control knob to the 0 position on the left or right. Note: The control knobs for cooking zones with the combination function cannot be switched from the combination position directly to the 0 position. Fig. 5 Individual residual heat display The glass-ceramic cooker additionally features an individual residual heat display. It lights up in the residual heat display panel as a red dot for each cooking zone. The display of the residual heat indicates that, after switching off, a cooking zone has still not cooled down to such an extent that it can be safely touched. Fig. 6 6 3. 2 Operating with the combination function 0 Cooking zone 3 (rear right) has a combination function to turn the round cooking zone into an oval cooking zone, which is suitable for heating oval roasters. Cooking zone 4 (front right) has a combination function to turn the small round cooking zone into a large round cooking zone. Switching on the combination function: Turn the corresponding control knob to the right beyond 9 (EE 214, SP 212) or 12 (SP 384) to the or (Combination) symbol and then back to the cooking level you require. Fig. [. . . ] Pay attention to the information on the rating plate and connect the PE conductor. The distance from the lower edge of the housing trough to the next combustible item of furnishing at the side should be at least 20 mm. 10 6. 3 Installation 4 Proceed as follows: 580 510 40 487 min. Now attach sealing gasket as shown in figure 9 to the cutout section of the worktop in such a way that half of the gasket overlaps to the inside. [. . . ]