User manual ROMMELSBACHER CT 2020/IN

[. . . ] CT 3420/IN Control panel for left cooking zone Control panel for right cooking zone O for setting the "power level" mode 2 o zur Wahl des Modus , , Temperaturstufen" o for setting the "temperature level" mode O for changeover between "power level" and "Slider touch" area "1 ­ 10" for parameter setting Sensor "Lock" for key lock Display indicating o the set power level o the set temperature level o the remaining time of the set cooking time o the existing residual heat of the cooking zone o error codes in case of failure O , , Timer" für Betrieb mit Laufzeiteinstellung o "Timer" for operating with runtime setting O "Lock" for key lock 6 General notes for cooking with induction. 8 Safety advices for using the appliance. Setting the operating time (timer) We are pleased you decided in favour of this superior induction cooking plate and thank you for your confidence. Its easy operation and wide range of applications will certainly fill you with enthusiasm as well. [. . . ] By briefly tapping the "+" or "-" sensors with a finger, both the power and temperature levels as well as the runtime settings can be modified step by step. Residual heat indicator Each cooking zone is equipped with a residual heat indicator, which shows whether the cooking zone is still hot. Once the temperature of the cooking zone has reached a value of more than 80 °C due to the waste heat emitted by the pot, the display shows "H" after switching off the appliance. As soon as the temperature has dropped below 80 °C or when the appliance is disconnected from the mains, the "H" in the display expires. Pot recognition Each cooking zone features a sensor, which recognizes whether there is a vessel on the cooking zone. Zone after switch-on, the display shows "E0" and an alternate warning signal sounds. If no pot is recognized within 60 seconds, the appliance switches automatically into the "Standby" mode. During operation, the display shows "E0" and an alternate warning signal sounds. If a pot is replaced within 60 seconds, the cooking process is continued at the last set level and a runtime continues, if it has been pre-set before. If no pot is recognized within 60 seconds, the appliance switches automatically to the "Standby" mode. Cooling fan After switch-on an inside fan starts working, which cools the interior components of the appliance in order to prevent the appliance from overheating. It is normal for the fan to continue running in "Standby" mode after a long operation time. operating time limitation · The operating time limitation will cause the cooktop to switch automatically in the "Standby" mode If the settings have not been changed for a period of 2 hours. This happens independently of the respectively set level. After an automatic switch-off, the cooking plate can be switched on once again and the maximum operating time will be active again. In case the operating time (timer) is set for a period of more than 2 hours, this setting takes priority. This format is valid until the user will set it back. The selected display format remains saved also after switch-off. Only after pulling the power plug or a cut-off from the power supply, there is a reset of the control to the default format with the figures "01" to "10". The values indicated below are reference values and apply to standard steel pots with 20 cm Ø. NOTE: A sensor in the centre of the cooking zone checks the temperature at the bottom of the cookware. The regulation will only function properly if the cookware covers this area. [. . . ] Self-help: Place a pot on the cooking zone within 60 seconds; otherwise the electronics will switch the unit into the "Standby" mode. (Also refer to point "Getting acquainted with your appliance") E1 Electronic error: A short-circuit has occurred in an electronic circuit of the appliance. Self-help: Not possible ­ the appliance must be forwarded to the customer service at any rate. e2 Temperature sensor: The temperature sensor below the glass ceramic plate provides an undue value. [. . . ]