User manual DE DIETRICH DTI1200V

[. . . ] This guide will help you to quickly familiarise you with all the features of the appliance. Contents EN 1/ 2/ 3/ 4/ 6/ 7/ 10/ Description of your appliance Overview / working principle Quick start guide Product / Safety features explained Cleaning and maintaining your appliance Installation guide Help Guide Description EN DTi714 Total dimensions (L x l) DT714 : 58cm x 51cm Cutout Recess (L' x l') DTi714: 56cm X 49cm Power total connected load 5. 9kw 1 Working Principle A B C Induction coils Glass insulating hob top Ferrous pan base EN The induction principle The principle of induction is based on a magnetic effect. When you place your cookware on a cooking zone and you turn it on, the electronic circuits in your cooking hob produce "induced" currents in the bottom of the cookware which instantly raise its temperature. In order for an induction hob to operate the cookware must have a ferrous base (containing Iron). [. . . ] Clean the hob or remove the object, then begin cooking again. Temperature limiter. Each cooking zone is equipped with a safety sensor that constantly monitors the temperature of the bottom of the cookware. If you leave empty cookware on a zone which is turned on, it will automatically limit the power in order to prevent damage to the cookware or hob. Residual heat. After a long cooking period, the zone used can remain hot for several minutes. If you forget cooking is in progress, after a predefined time, this safety function will automatically turn off your hob (from 1 to 10 hours depending on the power setting). A beep will confirm your setting. Automatic Pan Detection: detects when a suitable pan is placed on the cooking zone and so eliminates the possibility of the hob being activated accidentally by a non-suitable object. "Small Items" safety. By placing a small object on the area (a ring, a fork, etc), the hob will detect it and not deliver any power. Note: However, several small objects at the same time on a zone could be identified as cookware. Do not place any utensils (spoons, forks, covers, etc) on the cooking zone being used. They will heat up in the same way as cookware: Risk of combustion. 4 Additional Functions and Safety Features EN Child Lock: for added peace of mind, the child lock can be manually activated to prevent accidental start-up. To activate the lock pres the "E" key and hold until a beep is sounded and an indicator appears. To de-activate hold the "E" key until the indicator goes out and a beep sounds. This will lock the controls set on the cooking zones but will allow the stop key to function. Electronic Power Monitor: prevents power surge and de-surge in the event of electrical interference without loss of performance to the hob. Timer Function Each zone of the appliance can be controlled by using the timer function to turn off the zone after a set period of time. press the timer controls "A" and using the "+" or "-"keys select the cooking time required. [. . . ] It may be necessary to cut the work-surface or cupboard carcass to ensure adequate air flow. Installing above a drawer When installing your appliance above a drawer or shallow cupboard, it may be necessary to remove the carcass support rail from the housing in order to ensure a 4mm air gap is maintained. 7 Installation Guide EN Installing above an oven When installing your appliance above an oven, it may be necessary to remove the carcass support rail from the housing in order to ensure a 4mm air gap is maintained. Most modern ovens including all De Dietrich models will not require any further insulation between the oven and hob. A series of small dashes appears The electronic circuits have across the display or "F7" over heated After turning on a zone the dis play continues to flash EN Ensure the controls are clean and dry and remove any ob jects that cover them Check the ventillation for the appliance is in line with this guide. [. . . ]