Example:
You are cooking on a heating element
where the heat-up function is activated
and you have chosen power level
seconds of automatic boost) and after 30
seconds you change to power level
seconds). The remaining automatic boost
time will be 360 seconds (390 seconds
minus 30 seconds).
DISCONNECTING THE HEAT-UP FUNC-
TION
This function can be cancelled before it
has finished.
1 Touch sensor
(4). The decimal point
will disappear. The automatic boost
function is automatically deactivated.
The decimal point disappears (16) and
the heating element will stay on at a
constant power level.
Safety cut-off
MAXIMUM OPERATION TIME
If one or various heating elements are
accidentally left on, they will be disconnec-
ted automatically after a certain amount of
time has passed since the last action using
the element. (See table 2)
Table 2
MAXIMUM OPERATION
Power
selected
RADIANT HOTPLATES
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
When the "safety cut-off" has occurred, the
residual heat indicator
ding heating element will appear in the
power indicator.
1
(60
SAFETY IN CASE OF COVERED SEN-
4
(390
SOR BUTTONS
The touch control panel has a function that
makes it so the device automatically
detects when there is an object (cookware,
rag or certain liquids) covering the panel
sensor buttons for more than 10 seconds.
This makes it possible to prevent the object
from activating or deactivating a heating
element without you realising it.
When the touch control panel disconnects
the device for safety reasons, it begins to
beep for a maximum of 2 minutes until the
object covering the control panel is remo-
ved. After this time, the beeping stops even
if the object has not been removed.
This function will help you when cooking,
since it is not necessary to be there at the
same time: using this function you can
time a heating element, which will turn off
automatically once the chosen time has
passed. The appliance allows you to use
the timer with the two heating elements at
the same time, if you so choose.
The function is controlled using the time
TIME
increase/decrease sensor buttons
(in hours)
(14/15) associated with the clock (7).
Setting the timer for one heating ele-
10
ment
5
5
1 Touch one of the two sensor buttons of
4
the clock
3
tor of the heating element, which indica-
2
tes that we must choose one of them.
2
2
1
H
of the correspon-
Timer function
and
(14/15). A blinking
will turn on in the power level indica-
GB
and
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