Coopers 9854 Instructions Manual

Brand: Coopers

Model: 9854

Category: Small kitchen appliances

Type: Instructions Manual

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Induction Hob 9854 Instructions

Identifying the parts:

1. ON/OFF Standby button

2. Power button

3. Temperature button

4. Timer button

5. Up control

6. Down control

7. Multifunction display

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for future reference.

How induction hobs work:

An induction hob heats in a unique way. A very strong magnetic field is created by electricity running

through an electrical coil positioned under a ceramic plate. The ‘Induction current’, created by the

magnetic field, generates heat in any cookware capable of being magnetised, while standing on the

ceramic plate.

Only the pan is heated – the ceramic plate remains relatively cool. As a result spilt food will not burn on

to the surface and can be simply wiped off at the end of cooking.

Choosing cookware for induction hob use:

Only pans that can be magnetised, that have flat bottoms and are between 12cm and 26cm in diameter

can be used on induction hobs. Suitable pans are:

- Steel

- Cast iron

- Enamelled iron

- Stainless Steel

Unsuitable pans are:

- Heat resistant glass

- Ceramic containers

- Copper

- Aluminium pans/ pots

- Round bottom pans

- Pans/ pots less than 12cm in diameter

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Induction Hob 9854 Instructions

How to use:

 Insert the mains plug into a power socket and switch on at the socket. A ‘’beep’’ will sound and a

red light will flash above the ON/OFF standby button, to indicate that power is applied.

 Add contents for heating to suitable cookware and place within the centre of the heating zone.

 Press the ON/OFF standby button. A ‘’beep’’ will sound and the multifunction display will show - -

- -, to indicate that the hob is in standby. Only the ON/OFF standby button and the temperature

controls are enabled.

 With the power in standby mode as above, press the Power button. The light above the power

button will now glow red and the multifunction display will show 1600.

 You can press the up control and down control to adjust the working power from 300W up to

2000W. There are 8 power levels which are:

- 300W - 1400W

- 600W - 1600W

- 900W - 1800W

- 1200W - 2000W

 Press the temperature button, the red light above the temperature button will then come on and

the multifunction display will show 150. By pressing the up control and down control you can

adjust the temperature from 60°C up to 240°C. The plate has 8 different temperature levels which

are:

- 60°C - 180°C

- 90°C - 200°C

- 120°C - 220°C

- 150°C - 240°C

 To set the cooking time, press the timer button. The multifunction display will show 00:30 and

flash for 5 seconds. During this time you can set the time.

 To set the time in minutes between 31-59 press the up button.

 Once you have selected the cooking time needed the time will flash for 5 seconds and then start

working according to the time set.

 To set the time in hours and minutes press the down button to select the hours and the up button

for the number of minutes. You can set the hours between 1 and 2.59 hours.

 Once you have selected the cooking time needed the time will flash for 5 seconds and then start

working according to the time set.

 When you have finished cooking, press the ON/OFF standby button. Wait until you hear the

cooling fan stop, then disconnect from the mains. DO NOT touch the heating plate until the unit

has completely cooled.

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Protection System

 This unit has 10 different protection modes. When the induction cooker shows a malfunction it

will stop working and an alarm will sound.

 The multifunction display will show a fault code.

 Press the ON/OFF standby button, this will clear the display and will turn the cooker off.

 Wait for 1 minute and turn the cooker on again. If the fault code is still showing then there is

something wrong with the cooker.

 Below are the different error codes and their meanings:

The circuit has a malfunction. The unit shows ‘’EO’’ and automatically stops

working. Solution: check and arrange for a qualified technician to replace the

motherboard.

The pan you are trying to use is not suitable or there is not a pan on the plate. The

cooker shows ‘’E1’’ and automatically stops working. Solution: Switch to a suitable

pan and place in the centre of the heating plate.

This means that the unit has overheated. The cooker will stop heating after the

buzzer has ‘’beeped’’ 5 times. Solution: Allow the unit to cool fully before using

again.

This is a voltage surge protection. When the input voltage is over 275V the cooker

will stop working and show ‘’E3’’. It will work again when the voltage returns to the

145-275V range.

This is a low voltage protection. When the input voltage has already dropped below

145V the unit will stop working and show ‘’E4’’. It will work again when the voltage

returns to the 145V-275V range.

This means that the sensor on the top plate has short circuited. The unit will stop

working and show ‘’E5’’. Arrange for a qualified technician to check all inner parts

and replace where necessary.

The sensor of the IGBT (insulated gate bipolar transistor) has short circuited. The

cooker will stop working and show ‘’E6’’. Arrange for a qualified technician to check

all inner parts and replace if necessary.

The top plate has overheated and the cooker has stopped working. Solution: Allow

to cool completely before using again.

Cleaning:

 Clean after each use.

 Switch the ON/OFF standby button and then disconnect from the power supply, allow to

cool completely before cleaning.

 Hob plate: Clean with a warm damp cloth and washing up detergent. DO NOT submerge

in water or put into a dishwasher.

 Casing: Clean with a warm damp cloth and washing up detergent. DO NOT submerge in

water or put into a dishwasher.

 Air circulation ports: Use a vacuum cleaner to suck out dust.

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Induction Hob 9854 Instructions

CAUTIONS:

 Check that the electrical supply ratings of the appliance are correct for your home (see the rating

label attached to the item).

 The induction hob must be connected via an earthed socket, which should have an individually

rated load of above 10A. The plug must be fully pushed into the socket. Overheating could occur

if a socket is shared and overloaded.

 PERSONS WITH PACEMAKERS SHOULD KEEP A MINIMUM DISTANCE OF 60CM FROM

INDUCTION HOBS – SEEK THE ADVICE OF A DOCTOR.

 Do not insert plug with wet hands.

 Do not operated this device using a timer/ controller, or remote control system.

 Do not place the hob near a hot gas or electric burner, or in a heated oven.

 Do not use the hob in high humidity conditions.

 The hob should be placed on a level stable worktop at least 10cm from walls or other solid

obstructions.

 Do not use the induction hob on a metal table.

 Do not use the induction hob on a carpet or tablecloth – the air circulation fan ports are

underneath the hob and could become blocked with fibres.

 Do not move the induction hob whilst in operation.

 Never move the hob by pulling on the power cord.

 Ensure that the power cord does not trail over the edge of the worktop and that it is kept away

from any hot object.

 Do not operate the appliance if the power cord has been damaged. Arrange for the power cord to

be replaced by a qualified professional.

 This appliance is not intended for us by persons (including children) with reduced physical,

sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been

given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their

safety.

 Always keep the appliance out of the reach of children.

 The hob plate may remain hot for a short period after cooking.

 Never use the appliance if it has been dropped, shows damage or does not function properly.

Arrange for a qualified professional to repair the hob. DO NOT try to repair yourself.

 Use the appliance for its intended purpose only.

 Extreme caution must be used when moving pans containing hot oil or other hot liquids.

 Do not heat empty pans, as bases may distort and become ineffective for future use.

 Keep the unit clean and prevent foreign matter from entering the air circulation ports.

 Do not immerse the appliance in water.

 Do not place the induction hob close to devices or objects which are sensitive to magnetic fields

– radios, TVs, recording devices, credit cards etc.

 Do not leave ‘out of use’ cookware on the hob plate – this will become hot if the hob is

inadvertently switched on.

 The hob plate is temperature resistant glass. If it has been damaged in any way, even if the

damage is minor, do not operate the unit.

 Do not attempt to insert wires or tools into the air circulation ports as this could lead to electric

shock.

SPECIFICATIONS:

 Power supply – 220-240V, 50Hz

 Wattage: 2000W maximum

 Temperature range: 60°C to 240°C

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for future reference.

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We the Enterprise Department Ltd of 11 Bridge Street, Bishops

Stortford, Hertfordshire, UK, CM23 2JU in accordance with the

following Directives:

Electromagnetic Compatibility 2004/108EC

EN 55014-1:2006+A1:2009+A2:2011

EN 55014-2:1997+A1:2001+A2:2008

EN 61000-3-2:2006+A1:2009+A2:2009

EN 61000-3-3:2008

EU Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC

EN 60335-2-9:2003+A1:2004+A2:2006+A12:2007+A13:2010

EN 60335-1:2012

EN 62233:2008

RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC

Commission Regulation (EC) No 1275/2008, Implementing Directive 2009/125/EC:

EN 50564:2044

hereby declare that the equipment named above has been designed to comply

with the relevant sections of the above referenced specifications. The unit

complies with all applicable Essential Requirements of the Directives.

Mr. Stuart Fowler

Imports Director

June 2014

Packaging

• Dispose of packaging at your local recycling centre.

• Dispose of paper and carton separately from

plastic bags at your local recycling centre.

• Dispose of item at the end of its lifespan at your

local authorised household waste recycling centre.

Coopers 9854 Instructions Manual

Brand: Coopers

Model: 9854

Category: Small kitchen appliances

Type: Instructions Manual

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