Bauknecht ETPV 6950/IN/01 User guide

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Operating instructions

Before using the glass ceramic hob

Installation

Electrical connections

Energy saving tips

Safeguarding the environment

General recommendations and precautions

Care and maintenance of the glass ceramic

cooktop

Troubleshooting guide

After-Sales Technical Service

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Before using the glass ceramic hob

•

To ensure best use of your new

appliance, please read the

operating instructions carefully

and keep them at hand in case of

need.

Installation

Cooking hob

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Fit the cooking hob in a

worktop of thickness 30 mm

- 50 mm

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Do not place materials

between the hob and oven

(crosspieces, brackets, etc.).

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The distance between the

bottom of the glass ceramic

hob and the cabinet or

separating panel must be at

least 25 mm.

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If a column unit is to be

installed next to the hob, it

must be kept at least 100 mm

from the edge of the hob.

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Make an opening in the worktop,

respecting the dimensions

indicated in the enclosed product

sheet.

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Apply the seal supplied around

the hob (unless it has already

been fitted), after cleaning the

surface.

Important

In order to prevent overheating and

related damaging of the electronic

circuits:

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Do not install the hob near a

dishwasher or washing

machine, so that the

electronic circuits do not

come into contact with

steam or moisture which

could damage them.

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Make sure that the oven

(manufactured by us) has a

cooling fan to protect the

electronic parts

as much as

possible if the hob is

installed above it.

If the temperature of the electronic

circuits exceeds the maximum

permissible value, the hob will

automatically switch off; in this case,

wait a few minutes until the internal

temperature of the electronic

circuits reaches a tolerable level,

when the hob can be switched on

again.

When combining a 900 mm hob and

a 600 mm oven (which must be

manufactured by us and with cooling

fan), access to the bottom of the hob

must be prevented by interposing a

separator.

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Do not forget to switch off the

hob. If you inadvertently

forget to do so, the hob has an

automatic switching off device

which is activated after 1 to 6

hours of operation, depending

on the cooking level selected.

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Installation

Fitting

The glass ceramic hob is designed

for fitting in a worktop.

1.

Arrange the seal around the

entire edge of the hob.

2.

To fix the appliance in the

worktop, use the clips

supplied, securing them with

screws and taking into

account the thickness of the

worktop, as shown in the

figure.

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Electrical connections

The electrical connection must be

made before connecting the

appliance to the mains. The appliance

must be installed by a qualified

technician aware of the current safety

and installation regulations.

Installation must be carried out in

compliance with the directives of the

local electricity company. Make sure

that the voltage specified on the

rating plate is the same as that in your

home. The appliance must be

earthed: only use wires (including the

earth wires) of the appropriate size.

The manufacturer declines any

liability for injury to persons or

animals and damage to property

resulting from failure to observe the

above instructions. For the electrical

connection use an HO5 RR-F type

cable according to the table below:

Power supply voltage

If the hob is already fitted with

a power cable, refer to the

diagram for connection to the

mains supply given on the

product sheet.

The appliance must be

connected to the mains by

means of a multi-pole

disconnecting switch with

minimum contact gap of 3 mm.

Important

: The power cable must

be long enough to allow the hob to

be removed from the worktop and

must be positioned so as to avoid

damage or overheating caused by

contact with the base.

Connection to the terminal board

Note

: The yellow/green earth

wire must be connected to the

terminal with the symbol

and be longer than the other wires.

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Strip approx. 70 mm of

sheathing from the power cable

(

B

).

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Strip approx. 10 mm of

sheathing from the wires.

Firstly, insert the cable through

the special opening in the

cover. Then insert the power

cable in the cable clamp and

connect the wires to the

terminal block as shown in the

diagram printed on the bottom

of the protection cover.

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Secure the power cable

(B)

with the cable clamp.

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Fit and secure the protection

cover (

A

) by screwing it to the

bottom part of the hob.

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After carrying out the electrical

connection, fit the hob from

the top and hook it to the

support clips, as shown in the

figure.

Wires Quantity x

size

220-240 V ~

~

3 X 2.5 mm

2

220-240 V 3 + ~

~

4 X 2.5 mm

2

400 V 3N + ~

~

5 X 2.5 mm

2

400 V 2N + ~

~

4 X 2.5 mm

2

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Energy saving tips

Safeguarding the environment

1. Packing

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The packing material is 100%

recyclable and marked with the

recycling symbol ( ).

2. Electrical appliances

•

This appliance is marked in

compliance with European

Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste

Electrical and Electronic

Equipment (WEEE). By ensuring

the correct disposal of this

product, you can help prevent

potentially negative consequences

for the environment and the health

of persons.

•

The symbol on the

appliance or accompanying

documentation indicates that

this product should not be

treated as domestic waste but

must be taken to a suitable

collection centre for the

recycling of electrical and

electronic equipment. Disposal

must be carried out in

compliance with local

regulations on waste disposal.

•

For further information on the

treatment, recovery and

recycling of this appliance,

please contact your local office,

household waste disposal

service or the shop where you

purchased the product.

EC Declaration of

Conformity

•

These appliances are designed

for coming into contact with

food products and comply with

European Directive

89/109/EEC.

•

They are designed for use only

as cooking appliances. Any other

use (e.g. room heating) is

deemed improper and

potentially dangerous.

•

The appliances are designed,

manufactured and sold in

compliance with:

•

The safety requirements of

“Low Voltage” Directive

73/23/EEC.

•

The protection requirements of

“Electromagnetic compatibility”

EMC Directive 89/336/EEC.

•

The requirements of Directive

93/68/EEC.

•

Use pots and pans with

bottoms of the same width as

the cooking zone.

•

Only use flat-bottomed pots

and pans.

•

If possible, keep pot lids on

during cooking.

•

Cook vegetables, potatoes, etc.

with little water in order to

reduce cooking times.

•

Using a pressure-cooker will

allow you to further reduce

energy consumption and

cooking times.

NO!

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General recommendations and precautions

•

Before carrying out any

maintenance on this appliance,

disconnect it from the electric

power supply.

•

Keep children away from the

appliances when they are in use

and when just switched off.

•

The appliances must only be

repaired or adjusted by a

specialised technician.

•

Make sure the electrical wires of

other appliances used near the

hob do not touch hot parts.

• Do not switch on the

hotplates/cooking zones

without pots or pans.

•

The hob has hotplates/cooking

zones of different widths. Use

pots with bottoms of the same

width as the hotplate/cooking

zone.

To avoid permanently

damaging the glass ceramic

top, do not use:

-

pots with bottoms that are

not perfectly flat;

-

metal pots with enamelled

bottoms

-

At the end of cooking, press

the button .

•

Do not use the hob as a work or

support surface.

•

Pay constant attention when

frying food, since the oil may

catch fire.

•

If the glass ceramic surface

breaks or cracks due to a violent

impact (falling objects, etc.) do

not use it; call the After-Sales

Technical Service immediately.

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Do not place food wrapped in

aluminium foil, plastic containers

or rags on the hot cooking zones.

•

To avoid scratching the surface,

do not drag pans across the glass

ceramic.

•

Avoid spilling sugar and similar

substances on the hob. If

necessary, clean the hob

immediately, following the

cleaning and maintenance

instructions contained in this

manual.

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If the hob is fitted with halogen

plates, do not stare at the lamps.

•

This appliance is not intended

for use by persons (including

children) with reduced physical,

sensory or mental abilities or

lack of experience and

knowledge, unless supervised or

given initial instruction

concerning use of the appliance

by those responsible for their

safety.

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Care and maintenance of the glass ceramic cooktop

Troubleshooting guide

The hob does not work

• Did you press the control

buttons according to the

instructions given in the

section “Using the hob” of the

attached ”Product sheet”?

• Is there a power failure?

•Did you dry the hob

thoroughly after cleaning it?

The hob will automatically switch off if

a fault occurs. The fault will be

indicated by the letters “F“ and “L”

flashing on the corresponding display.

At the same time, a warning buzzer

will sound for 3 seconds every 30

seconds. The buzzer will go off after

15 minutes.

Important!

If you cannot turn the glass ceramic

hob off after using it, immediately

unplug it.

After-Sales Technical Service

Before contacting the After-

sales Technical Service

1.

Try to eliminate the problem

(consult the “Troubleshooting

guide”).

2.

Switch the appliance off, then

switch it on again to see if the

fault has been eliminated.

If the fault persists after the

above checks, contact the

nearest After-Sales Technical

Service.

Always specify:

•

a brief description of the fault,

•

the exact type and model of the

appliances,

•

the service number (the number

after the word “Service” on the

dataplate), located under the

hob or on the Product Sheet.

The service number is also given

in the warranty booklet,

•

your address and phone

number.

If any repairs are required, contact

an

After-Sales Technical Service

Centre

indicated in the warranty.

In the unlikely event that an

operation or repair is carried out by

an

unauthorised technician,

always request a statement of the

work carried out and demand the

use of

original spare parts

.

Failure to comply with these

instructions can compromise

the safety and quality of the

product

.

NEVER use high pressure water

or steam cleaners.

It is advisable

to clean the hob after every use,

when cool. In this way grime will

not accumulate and cleaning will be

easier.

•

Use a clean cloth, absorbent

paper and washing up liquid, or

specific products for cleaning

the glass ceramic top.

•

Remove any stubborn cooking

deposits with the scraper

supplied and specific products.

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Remove any food scraps from

the glass ceramic top before

they become hard.

•

Foods with high sugar content

(toffee, fruit juice, jam, etc.)

that boil over while cooking or

spattered sugar stains must be

immediately removed using a

scraper.

•

Do not use abrasive products,

bleach, oven-cleaner spray or

steel wool.

It is advisable to periodically go

over the glass ceramic hob with

the special waxes available on the

market.

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