Groupe Brandt IF-900S Owner's manual

Category
Hobs
Type
Owner's manual
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ES MANUAL DE UTILIZACIÓN
EN GUIDE TO INSTALLATION
FR GUIDE D'UTILISATION
DE BETRIEBSANLEITUNG
PT GUIA DE UTILIZAÇÃO
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ES MANUAL DE UTILIZACIÓN
EN GUIDE TO INSTALLATION
FR GUIDE D'UTILISATION
DE BETRIEBSANLEITUNG
PT GUIA DE UTILIZAÇÃO
Coloque la placa en el hueco del
mueble presionando bien para
que la junta de estanqueidad
haga buen cierre.
Amarre los cuatro enganches de
la placa por la parte inferior en las
esquinas del hueco.
Los circuitos electrónicos de su placa de inducción deben enfriarse por una corriente
de aire fresco como se indica en el esquema.
40mm mínimo
50mm
Placa sobre Horno Placa sobre Mueble
50mm
5mm mínimo 5mm mínimo
6
IMPORTANTE
La instalación debe garantizar que llegue aire fresco por la parte trasera y que tenga una
salida en la parte delantera de al menos 5 mm.
3
FIJACIÓN EN LA ENCIMERA
4
LUGAR DE INSTALACIÓN
A
B
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UTILIZACIÓN PLACAS
DE INDUCCIÓN
UTILIZACIÓN
Tamaño foco Pot. Tipo “A” Pot. Tipo “B”
(cm)
16 2.200w 2.000w
18 2.800w 2.800w
21 3.100w 3.100w
28 3.600w 2.800w
TIPO A
TIPO B
POTENCIA DE CADA FOCO
TIPO DE APARATO
1
Los aparatos tipo
"A" llevan mandos
con funciones
especiales o con
funciones basicas
Los aparatos tipo
"B" llevan mandos
compactos
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2
DESCRIPCIÓN DE LOS MANDOS
Sensor Encendido/Apagado.
Sensores y Visualizadores
de Potencia entre “0 y P.
Indicador de Foco a utilizar.
Funciones Especiales.
Sensores y Visualizador
del Temporizador.
Sensor y Visualización de
Seguridad.
Permite el encendido o apagado de cada foco.
Al encender el foco se visualiza un “0” en el visualizador de potencia.
Busque el tipo de mando que corresponde al de su placa
. Mando con funciones especiales
. Mando con funciones básicas
. Mando compacto
Permite ver sobre la placa la situación de cada foco.
Permite bloquear los demás sensores para evitar que los niños puedan
jugar con los mismos.
Permite seleccionar el tiempo de cocción del foco elegido entre 0 y 99
minutos. Si pulsamos el “-” y el “+” al mismo tiempo, el temporizador se
pone a 0. Si se mantienen pulsados dichos botones la velocidad de
avance de los minutos aumenta.
Permite realizar funciones especiales.
Permite elegir la potencia de cualquiera de los focos eligiendo entre
el 0, 1, 2...11 y P.
FUNCIONES
MANDO CON FUNCIONES ESPECIALES
A
A B C D E F
B
C
D
E
F
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20
400 V 3N trifásica
Fusible 16 amperios
220-240 V monofásica
Separe los 2 cables de fase L1,L2
antes de efectuar la conexión.
Neutro
N
Fase
L
Tierra
Neutro
N
Fase
L3
Fase
L1
Fase
L2
Tierra
Marrón
Verde/Amarillo
Azul
Negro o gris
Marrón
Verde/Amarillo
Azul
Marrón
Verde/Amarillo
Azul
Negro o gris
Marrón
Verde/Amarillo
Azul
IMPORTANTE
La placa se suministra con cable de alimentación. Si el cable de alimentación está dañado
debe ser sustituido por el fabricante, servicio postventa o personal autorizado con el fin de
evitar un peligro.
Al poner la placa bajo tensión o después de un corte de corriente prolongado aparecerá
un código luminoso en el panel de mandos.
220-240 V monofásica
Fusible 16 y 32 amperios
32A 16A
Neutro
N
Marrón
Verde/Amarillo
Azul
Negro o gris
Verde/Amarillo
Azul
Fase
L
Tierra
Neutro
N
Tierra
Marrón
Fase
L
CABLES DE 8 HILOS
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QUÉ HACER SI...
UD. ADVIERTE QUE
La placa de inducción no
funciona. Los indicadores
luminosos del teclado
están apagados.
Los diferenciales de su
instalación saltan al
ponerla en servicio.
Al conectar el aparato a la
red aparece una señal
luminosa.
La placa emana un olor en
las primeras cocciones.
La placa no funciona y
aparece un mensaje.
La placa no funciona y
aparece la información
La placa deja de funcionar,
emite una señal sonora
cada 10 segundos y
aparece un o F7 en la
pantalla.
Aparece un símbolo de
este tipo o F7.
Despues de poner en fun-
cionamiento una zona de
calor, los pilotos luminosos
del teclado continúan
parpadeando.
Las cacerolas hacen ruido
durante la cocción. La
placa emite chasquidos
durante la cocción.
La ventilación continúa
durante unos minutos
después de haber deteni-
do la placa.
POSIBLES CAUSAS
El aparato no está alimen-
tado. La alimentación o
conexión es defectuosa.
La conexión de su placa
es defectuosa.
Funcionamiento normal.
Aparato nuevo.
El circuito electrónico
funciona mal.
La placa está bloqueada.
Se ha producido un des-
bordamiento o un objeto
ostruye el panel de man-
dos.
Los circuitos electrónicos
se han recalentado.
El recipiente utilizado no
es apto para la inducción o
tiene un diámetro interior a
12 cm (10 cm en foco de
16 cm).
Normal con ciertos tipos
de recipientes. Se debe al
paso de la energía de la
placa al recipiente.
Enfriamiento de la
electrónica.
Funcionamiento
normal.
QUÉ HACER
Verifique el estado de la
instalación eléctrica.
Compruebe los fusibles
y los diferenciales.
Verifique la conformidad
de la conexión.
Nada, el mensaje desapa-
recerá al cabo de 30
segundos.
Caliente una cazuela llena
de agua en cada zona
durante 1/2 hora.
Llame al Servicio Técnico.
Ver capítulo utilización
seguridad niños.
Limpie o retire el objeto y
vuelva a poner en marcha
la cocción.
Ver capítulo
encastramiento.
Ver capítulo de recipientes
para la inducción.
Nada. No existe ningún
riesgo para la placa ni
para el recipiente.
Nada.
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03-07 C60T357A4
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• Only the Authorised Technical Service can replace your hob plate if it breaks
down. Otherwise your guarantee will not be valid.
The nameplate features the technical and identification data for the appliance.
This manual must be consulted before making any electrical connections.
The electrical connections must be made by a specialist who is aware of the
legal procedures and the standard requirements in each country.
• In order to constantly improve our products, we reserve the right to make tech-
nical evolution modifications to their technical, functional or aesthetic features.
WARNING
We work to protect the Environment.
For this reason, our packaging:
• Is 100% recyclable.
• Has the smallest possible amount of parts and material to make
recycling easier.
COMMIT TO ECOLOGY, RECYCLING AND PACKAGING WITH US
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INDUCTION HOBS
INDEX
INSTALLATION 4
1. DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE 4
2. FRAME DIMENSIONS 4
3. FASTENING THE WORKTOP 6
4. INSTALLATION POSITION 6
USE 7
1. TYPE OF APPLIANCE 7
•Power of each hob 7
2. DESCRIPTION OF THE COMMANDS 8
Command with special functions 8
-Funciones 8
Operation 9
-Switching on a hob 9
-Timer function 10
-Acoustic signal 10
Special Functions 11
Command with basic functions 13
Operation 13
-Switching on a hob 13
-Timer function 13
-Acoustic signal 13
-P. function (P point)
Fast heating function 13
Compact command 14
Operation 14
-Switching on a hob 14
-Acoustic signal 14
-Timer function 14
3. SAFETY 15
•Safety in operation 16
4. CONTAINERS 17
5. CARE AND CLEANING 18
6. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 19
TROUBLESHOOTING 21
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INDUCTION HOBS
INSTALLATION
1
DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE
2
FRAME DIMENSIONS
You appliance must be positioned so that the electricity network installation is accessible.
The distance between the edge of the hob plate and the side or rear wall (or panel) must be
at least 40 mm (zone A).
Glue the foam joint underneath the hob plate following the outline of the support surfaces with
your worktop. In this way you will get good sealing against the worktop. Fix the hob plate’s
hooks to the unit.
Do not use material which cannot be removed such as silicon.
4
A
A
A
B
B C B
C
D
D
Air inlet
580
490
64
40
40
40
A
560
510
Air outlet
Vitroceramic glass
Power cable
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FRAME DIMENSIONS
5
65
65
65
288
65
40 máx.
60 máx.
40 máx.
40 máx.
510
510
490
510
410
440
490
490
930
930
770
900
900
270
750
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Fit the hob into the space in the
unit pressing down well to close
the seal properly.
Fix the four hob plate hooks
underneath in the unit space cor-
ners.
There must be a current of fresh air to cool your induction hob’s electronics circuits as
shown in the diagram.
40mm minimum
50mm
Hob on oven Hob on unit
50mm
5mm minimum 5mm minimum
6
IMPORTANT
Installation must guarantee that fresh air can come from the rear and that a vent measu-
ring at least 5 mm allows the air to escape in the front part.
3
FASTENING TO THE WORKTOP
4
INSTALLATION POSITION
A
B
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USING INDUCTION HOBS
USE
Hob size Type “A” power Type “B” power
(cm)
16 2.200w 2.000w
18 2.800w 2.800w
21 3.100w 3.100w
28 3.600w 2.800w
TYPE A
TYPE B
POWER OF EACH HOB
TYPE OF APPLIANCE
1
Type “A” appliances
have commands with
special functions or
with basic functions
Type "B" appliances have
compact commands
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2
DESCRIPTION OF THE COMMANDS
On/Off Sensor
Power sensors and displays
between “0 and P.
Indicator of Hob to use.
Special functions.
Timer sensors and display
Safety sensor and display.
Switches each hob on or off.
When the hob is switched on “0” appears on the power display.
Find the type of command which corresponds to your hob
. Command with special functions
. Command with basic functions
. Compact command
Allows you to see the situation of each hob on the top.
Allows the other sensors to be blocked to prevent children playing with
them.
Allows you to select the cooking time for the chosen hob between 0 and
99 minutes. If we press “-” and “+” at the same time, the timer is set to 0.
If these buttons are held down the minutes increase at a faster rate.
Allows you to carry out special functions.
Allows you to choose the power for any of the hobs from
0, 1, 2...11 and P.
FUNCTIONS
COMMAND WITH SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
A
A B C D E F
B
C
D
E
F
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IMPORTANT
Put your fingertip over the on/off sensor. Remember
that there is a safety sensor to prevent children playing
with the controls, which is deactivated by holding your
finger on the sensor for three seconds.
Make sure that the sensor you are going to activate
corresponds to the hob that you wish to use.
Put your fingertip on the “-” or “+” power
sensors.
Select the appropriate power level by holding your
finger down.
When boiling liquids, particularly using high power levels, you will hear a buzzing sound
due to the hob frequency coupling.
IMPORTANT
SWITCHING ON A HOB
Whenever you wish you can activate the safety sensor by holding your finger over it for
three seconds.
If you leave an object on top of the sensors, the hob top will beep and switch off.
The hob top switches off automatically after an estimated safety time, which varies
according to the power level you have selected. (From 1 hour at power level “P” or “9”, up
to 10 hours at power level “1”).
OPERATION
A
B
C
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Switch on a hob. To switch on the hob, press the
button on this hob. Then select the power
you wish with the “+” or “-” buttons for the power
sensors.
Assign a time to the timer. To do this, press the “+”or “-”
button on the timer, and it shows the time in minutes.
If you start with “+” it will initially display “00” minutes.
If you start with “-” it will initially display “99” minutes.
This time will count down until it reaches zero and then
the hob will switch off.
Steps to set a hob timer:
It is possible to silence the appliance, or deactivate the acoustic signals.
They can only be activated or deactivated when the hob top is switched off.
• In order to deactivate the acoustic signal, press simultaneously on the
“+”power commands and “+” for the timer commands on the keypad for
the right or rear right cooking zone (depending on the model) until the
“bE Ep” symbol appears, keep pressing until the digits disappear.
• In order to activate the acoustic signal, press simultaneously on the “+”
power commands and “+” timer commands on the keypad for the right
or rear right cooking zone (depending on the model) until the “bE Ep”
symbol appears, and an acoustic signal sounds, then stop pressing the
buttons.
IMPORTANT
If no time is selected and the display shows 00, the timer will switch off, and if it indicates 99,
it will take 99 minutes as its timer time.
ACOUSTIC SIGNAL
TIMER FUNCTION
A
B
C
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TOTAL
This allows you to always be able to trip the power for a certain time. This gives
the user total flexibility.
1. Start with the hob switched on and a determined power level.
2. Press the button and then you can enter the new power
level and the time which it is going to be active.
The power level is adjusted with the “-” and “+” buttons in zone (B)
and the duration is adjusted using the “-” and “+” buttons in zone (E).
3.Then validate by pressing the button
4.The new power level is displayed with a dot.
5.Once the time has passed, return to the initial position and the dot will
disappear.
DIRECT ACCESS
Allows you to access a determined power level at any moment
Press the button and the hob will heat up to a determined
power level (The power level defined by the manufacturer is 8), but the
user can change the value of this power level by following these
steps.
Modification of the direct access power
(With the hob switched off)
1. Keep the button pressed down until a beep sounds.
2. The power level which has been defined will flash on the display.
3. Modify the power level with the “-” and “+” power buttons (B).
4. Press the button again to validate the operation.
5. Switch off the hob.
BOOSTER
The cooking areas are equipped with a “BOOSTER” function. This function
means that the maximum temperature can be obtained quickly.
1.Press the button
The hob power display will display (bo) and the hob will start to give
maximum power.
2.Once the hob has heated up, select the chosen power level by
pressing the “-” button in zone “B”.
The “BOOSTER” function will be cancelled by pressing any other power
sensor associated with the hob, or with the on/off sensor.
IMPORTANT
By using the “BOOSTER” function, if the other hob is switched on the same side of the
hobplate, the maximum power level which can be used is 6. This is due to the fact that in
this function the appliance takes power from the adjacent hob.
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
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OFFSET PROGRAMMING
This allows you to adjust the finishing time and the duration of this cooking session.
1. Switch on the hob of your choice, using the button.
2. Press the button and it will display the current time. If the time
is correct, go to point 4, and if not, adjust the time.
3. ADJUSTING THE CURRENT TIME: Use the “-” and “+” power
buttons in zone (B) to change the hour and use the “-” and “+”
timer buttons (E) to adjust the minutes.
4. Validate the time by pressing the button (the digits will then flash).
5. Adjust the time to when you wish cooking to finish with the “ -” and
“+” buttons from zones (B) and (E).
6. Validate by pressing the button.
7. Adjust the cooking time using the “-” and “+” buttons in zone (E).
8. Validate by pressing the button
9. Define the chosen power level for cooking with the
“-” and “+” buttons from zone (B).
10. Validate the power by pressing the button.
11. Once programmed, it displays (Auto) and then the digits go off
and only a red dot remains lit.
IMPORTANT
Offset programming cannot be used at the same time on more than one hob.
The chosen finishing, duration and power values must be changed whilst the digits are
flashing.
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Groupe Brandt IF-900S Owner's manual

Category
Hobs
Type
Owner's manual

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