User manual ROSIERES PC DVI 1PN

[. . . ] Coupling two or more Domino cook tops (Fig 4) Cut out the work top to allow for the flush mounting of two or more Domino cook tops. First of all, place the steel supporting element (E) provided in the package in position, then insert the cook top (G) as illustrated in the figure below. Together with the seal on the two Domino cook tops, the steel support will ensure that the top is watertight. The Domino cook tops are fixed to the work top using the kit of brackets provided. [. . . ] If you touch the "+" and "-" keys (5-4) simultaneously, the burner goes off immediately. Residual heat indicator (Fig 9) As long as the temperature of the burner remains high enough to cause injury, the display corresponding to the burner shows the "H" symbol (residual heat) alternatively with "0" symbol. This indication only disappears when there is no longer any danger (at 60°C). To save energy, turn off the burner in advance, in order to exploit the residual heat. The residual heat indicator "H" is lost in the event of a mains power cut lasting more than 3 seconds. Turning off the cook top (Fig 10) The cook top can be turned off at any time by means of the on/off key (1). The display shows a "H" as long as the temperature remains above 60°C. If one or more burners are accidentally left on, the control automatically turns them off after a certain time has elapsed. The table below indicates the time interval, which depends on the power level setting. To avoid the automatic cut-out being tripped, simply touch the burner selection key or the "+" or "-" keys before the time runs out. Booster functions( Fig 11) The "booster" function for the 210 mm burner is enabled by touching the "Booster" key (8) regardless of the selected power level. If the power delivered to the other 145 mm burner exceeds 600W, this is automatically reduced to 600W. The corresponding indicator begins to display the new lower power setting and the previous power setting alternately. System temperature control A temperature sensor situated inside the cook top's cooling unit constantly measures the temperature of the generator's electronic circuits. In the event of these circuits overheating, the system reacts as follows: The display related to the induction plates shows the power levels alternatively with the symbol "c". The overheating of the circuits definitely indicates an anomaly and means that the cook top has not been installed properly, or the openings for air circulation are not large enough 9. Pan sensor Each burner is complete with its own sensor for detecting the presence of a pan. The system is fine-adjusted to recognize the presence of a pan that, according to the scale of the EN standards, is one size smaller than the nominal diameter of the burner. If no pan are detected or if an aluminium pan is detected, the power level flashes on the heater display. If the power level symbol flashs also when a pan is actually on the burner, this generally means that the size or shape of the pan concerned is unsuitable. [. . . ] No part of the power supply cable must reach an ambient temperature which is over 50°c. If damaged, the cable must be replaced with one supplied by the technical assistance service. wARNING: If the surface is cracked , switch off the appliance to avoid the possibility of electric shock. If the glass surface breaks, unplug the device from the mains supply in order to avoid getting an electric shock. [. . . ]