User manual DE DIETRICH DTI721X

[. . . ] FR Le guide d'utilisation de votre table de cuisson Hob operating guide EN Contents Your hob in complete safety What does your hob look like?Easily install your hob Flush-mounting advice Connecting the gas supply Changing the gas supply Connecting the electricity supply 31 32 33 34 35-37 38-39 40-43 44 45 45 46 47 48-49 50 51-52 53 54 56 EN Use your hob in complete simplicity How do you switch on and adjust the power of the rings?Which pans are compatible with gas rings?Choosing pans - induction safety How should you clean your hob? [. . . ] Subject to modifications. Easily install your hob Connecting the electricity supply Gas hob · This hob comes with a power cable (H05V2V2F, cross-section 1. 5 mm2) with 3 conductors (including 1 for the earth: yellow/green). These conductors must be connected to the network by means of a CEI 60083 standardised phase + earth + neutral plug or an omnipolar cutout device conform to the installation guidelines currently in force. CABLE CROSS-SECTION TO BE USED 220-240 V~ - 50 Hz H05V2V2F - T90 3 conductors including 1 for the earth 1, 5 Cross-section of conductors in mm2 Fuse 16 A The plug must be accessible after installation. Blue wire Warning: If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by a cable or a special kit available from the manufacturer or its After-Sales Service Department. Black, brown or red wire Neutral (N) Live (L) · Connect the wires to the electricity system, paying attention to the colours of the wires (see picture opposite). Earth Green/yellow wire The protective wire (green/yellow) is connected to the appliance's earth terminal and must be connected to the electricity system's earth terminal . If the power cable is damaged, it must only be replaced by the manufacturer, its After Sales Service department or a similarly qualified person, to avoid danger. If a hob is used that is not connected to the earth or has a faulty earth connection, the manufacturer may not be held liable for any accidents and their possible consequences. 44 Use your hob in complete simplicity How do you switch on and adjust the power of the rings? · Select the "GAS" or "INDUCTION" ring that you want to use by pressing the corresponding key (fig. The display for the power level selected will show a flashing . · Select the heating power by pressing the ring power level adjusting keys according to choice (direct access) (fig. Your hob will then automatically ignite. · You can adjust the ring's power level by pressing the or keys. This power level is shown in the display by: Pressing (fig 3). · Locking: press the control for around 3 seconds and the indicator will light up. The controls will be locked, except for the rings' on/off keys and the general off key. · Unlocking: press the control for Fig. All the hob's controls will again be enabled. · Main off control: you can immediately switch off all the rings in operation by using the main off key . · Residual heat indicator The cooking area may remain hot for several minutes. A "H" will be displayed during this time. While it is shown, avoid touching the areas concerned. The gas ring flames are smaller at the pan support bars to protect the enemel of the pan supports In case of accidental extinguishment (e. g. air currents), your hob is equipped with an automatic reigniting system. 45 Use your hob in complete simplicity How do you use the burner/ring timer? · The front left "INDUCTION" rings and rear left "GAS" rings have a timer (maximum duration of 99 minutes). They may be used without it, however. · Ignite the ring as indicated on the previous page "How do you switch on and adjust the power of the rings?" · Press the timer Fig. 1 key . When you press the key , the timer will start up and the time (in minutes) will be shown on the display. · Keep your finger on the key until the required time is reached. [. . . ] Sparks are produced, but the burners do not ignite. If the gas is coming from a cylinder or tank, check that it isn't empty If you have just installed the hob or changed the gas cylinder, repeat the ignition process several times until the gas reaches the burners. Check that the injector is not blocked, and if this is the case, unblock it using a safety pin. Ignite your burner before placing your pan on it. Avoid strong currents or air in the room. [. . . ]