User manual SMEG SE631C

[. . . ] 4 The clamps and the sealing strip are included in the delivery contents. Electrical connections Fig. 3 The underside of any furniture located ver tically above the hob must be at a minimum distance of 60 mm. Before connecting the hob to the electrical supply, check that the voltage and frequency of the supply correspond to those shown on the rating plate on the base of the hob. The electrical connection should be carried out using a single-pole switch or a plug, provided this is accessible, of a rating suitable for the power of the hob and with a separation of at least 3mm between contacts, to ensure that the hob can be disconnected from the mains in case of emergency or for cleaning. [. . . ] Figure 7 illustrates how pots with dented or concave bases have reduced contact sur faces. Fig. 7 The control corresponding to each of the heating elements (hob) should be taken into account before switching on. To do so, each control has an indicator for the corresponding heating element. · It is not recommended to use pots with a smaller diameter than that of the circle marked on the glass. · Place the cooking pots properly centred on 13 GB the hotplate outlines marked on the glass. · Dry the bases of pots before placing them on the vitroceramic hob top. · Never leave plastic objects or utensils, or aluminium foil on the vitroceramic hob. · Take care not to scrape the surface of the hob with pots with sharp edges or corners. · Do not switch on the hob if there is no pot on the zone to be used. · Do not heat plastic recipients on the hob. · Cooking pots must be made of materials that will not melt onto the glass of the hob. · The glass will withstand a certain level of impact from large recipients with no sharp edges. Care should be taken to avoid impacts with small, pointed utensils. When the halogen heating elements are in use it is recommended to avoid making eye contact with them to prevent any injury being caused. Take care to prevent sugar or products that contain sugar from spilling onto the glass since when hot they could react with the glass and damage its surface. CARE OF THE GLASS SURFACE When cleaning the hob the degree of staining must be taken into account, using appropriate products and utensils in each case. Light stains Light stains that have not hardened or stuck to the surface can be removed with a damp cloth and a gentle detergent or warm soapy water. Hardened stains Stubborn stains and grease can be removed using special cleaning products for vitroceramic hobs following the manufacturer's instructions. [. . . ] Do not store objects on top of the glass surface. FRAME MAINTENANCE Use a damp cloth or lukewarm soapy water for cleaning. If the stains are hard to remove use a special vitroceramic cleaning product or liquid polish for electrical household appliances. Apply and spread, rubbing the undiluted product, leave it to take effect and remove it with a dry cloth. [. . . ]