Grundig GIEI848980IH User Manual

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Please

read

this

user

manual

first!

Dear

Customer,

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

Grundig

product.

We

hope

that

you

get

the

best

results

from

your

product

which

has

been

manufactured

with

high

quality

and

state-of-the-art

technology.

Therefore,

please

read

this

entire

user

manual

and

all

other

accompanying

documents

carefully

before

using

the

product

and

keep

it

as

a

reference

for

future

use.

If

you

handover

the

product

to

someone

else,

give

the

user

manual

as

well.

Follow

all

warnings

and

information

in

the

user

manual.

Remember

that

this

user

manual

is

also

applicable

for

several

other

models.

Differences

between

models

will

be

identified

in

the

manual.

Explanation

of

symbols

Throughout

this

user

manual

the

following

symbols

are

used:

Important

information

or

useful

hints

about

usage.

Warning

of

hazardous

situations

with

regard

to

life

and

property.

Warning

of

electric

shock.

Warning

of

risk

of

fire.

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Important

instructions

and

warnings

for

safety

and

environment

4

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Installation

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Installation

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and

CONNECTION.........:0cceeeeeees

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Preparation

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First

cleaning

of

the

appliance.............00

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A

How

to

use

the

hob

16

General

information

about

cooking..........

16

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Maintenance

and

care

31

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information

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Troubleshooting

32

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Guarantee

Details

33

S/EN

This

section

contains

safety

instructions

that

will

helo

protect

from

risk

of

personal

injury

or

property

damage.

Failure

to

follow

these

instructions

shall

void

any

warranty.

General

safety

e

This

appliance

can

be

used

by

children

aged

from

8

years

and

above

and

persons

with

reduced

physical,

sensory

or

mental

capabilities

or

lack

of

experience

and

knowledge

if

they

have

been

given

supervision

or

instruction

concerning

use

of

the

appliance

in

a

safe

way

and

understand

the

hazards

involved.

Children

shall

not

play

with

the

appliance.

Cleaning

and

user

maintenance

shall

not

be

made

by

children

without

supervision.

The

appliance

is

not

to

be

used

by

persons

(including

children)

with

reduced

physical,

sensory

or

mental

Capabilities,

or

lack

of

experience

and

knowledge,

A/EN

unless

they

have

been

given

supervision

or

instruction.

Children

should

be

supervised

and

ensure

they

do

not

play

with

the

appliance

If

the

product

is

handed

over

to

someone

else

for

personal

use

or

second-hand

use

purposes,

the

user

manual,

product

labels

and

other

relevant

documents

and

parts

should

be

also

given.

Installation

and

repair

Orocedures

must

always

be

performed

by

Authorised

service

Agents.

The

manufacturer

shall

not

be

held

responsible

for

damages

arising

from

procedures

carried

out

by

unauthorised

persons

which

may

also

void

the

warranty.

Before

installation,

read

the

instructions

carefully.

Do

not

operate

the

product

If

it

is

defective

or

has

any

visible

damage.

Ensure

that

the

product

function

knobs

are

switched

off

after

every

use.

Electrical

safety

e If

the

product

has

a

failure,

it

should

not

be

operated

unless

it

is

repaired

by

an

Authorised

Service

Agent.

There

is

the

risk

of

electric

shock!

Only

connect

the

product

to

a

grounded

outlet/line

with

the

voltage

and

protection

as

specified

in

the

“Technical

specifications”.

Have

the

grounding

installation

made

by

a

qualified

electrician

while

using

the

product

with

or

without

a

transformer.

Our

company

shall

not

be

liable

for

any

problems

arising

due

to

the

product

not

being

earthed

in

accordance

with

the

local

regulations.

e

Never

wash

the

product

by

spreading

or

pouring

water

onto

it!

There

is

the

risk

of

electric

shock!

e

The

product

must

be

disconnected

during

installation,

maintenance,

cleaning

and

repairing

orocedures.

e If

the

power

connection

cable

for

the

product

is

damaged,

it

must

be

replaced

by

the

manufacturer,

its

service

agent

or

similarly

qualified

persons

In

order

to

avoid

a

hazard.

e

The

appliance

must

be

installed

so that

it

can

be

completely

disconnected

from

the

mains

supply.

The

separation

must

be

provided

by

a

switch

built

into

the

fixed

electrical

installation,

according

to

construction

regulations.

e

Any

work

on

electrical

equioment

and

systems

should

only

be

carried

out

by

authorised

and

qualified

persons.

e

In

case

of

any

damage,

switch

off

the

product

and

disconnect

It

from

the

mains.

To

do

this,

turn

off

the

fuse

at

home.

e

Make

sure

that

fuse

rating

is

compatible

with

the

product.

Product

safety

e

WARNING:

The

appliance

and

its

accessible

parts

become

hot

during

use.

Care

should

be

taken

to

avoid

touching

heating

elements.

Children

less

than

8

years

of

age

shall

be

kept

away

unless

continuously

supervised.

5/EN

e

Never

use

the

product

when

your

judgment

or

coordination

is

impaired

by

the

use

of

alcohol

and/or

drugs.

Be

careful

when

using

alcoholic

drinks

In

your

dishes.

Alcohol

evaporates

at

high

temperatures

and

may

cause

fire

since

it

can

ignite

when

it

comes

into

contact

with

hot

surfaces.

Do

not

place

any

flammable

materials

close

to

the

product

as

the

sides

may

become

hot

during

use.

Keep

all

ventilation

slots

clear

of

obstructions.

Do

not

use

steam

cleaners

to

clean

the

appliance

as

this

may

cause

an

electric

shock.

e

WARNING:

Unattended

cooking

on

a

hob

with

fat

or

oil

can

be

dangerous

and

may

result

in

fire.

NEVER

try

to

extinguish

a

fire

with

water,

but

switch

off

the

appliance

and

then

cover

flame

e.g.

with

a

lid

or

a

fire

blanket.

CAUTION:

The

cooking

process

has

to

be

supervised.

A

short

term

cooking

process

has

to

be

supervised

continuously.

6/EN

e

WARNING:

Danger

of

fire:

Do

not

store

items

on

the

cooking

surfaces.

e

WARNING:

If

the

surface

is

cracked,

switch

off

the

appliance

to

avoid

the

possibility

of

electric

shock.

e

In

case

of

hotplate

glass

breakage

:

Immediately

shut

off

all

burners

and

any

electrical

heating

element

and

isolate

the

appliance

from

the

power

supply.

Do

not

touch

the

appliance

surface.

Do

not

use

the

appliance.

e

After

use,

switch

off

the

hob

element

by

its

control

and

do

not

rely

on

the

pan

detector.

Metallic

objects

such

as

Knives,

forks,

Sooons

and

lids

should

not

be

placed

on

the

hob

surface

since

they

can

get

hot.

The

appliance

Is

not

intended

to

be

operated

by

means

of

an

external

timer

or

separate

remote-control

system.

Vapour

pressure

that

build

up

due

to

the

moisture

on

the

hob

surface

or

at

the

bottom

of

the

pot

can

cause

the

pot

to

move.

Therefore,

make

sure

that

the

hob

surface

and

bottom

of

the

pots

are

always

dry.

e

Hotplates

are

equipped

with

“Induction”

technology.

Your

induction

hob

that

provides

both

time

and

money

savings

must

be

used

with

pots

suitable

for

induction

cooking;

otherwise

hotplates

will

not

operate.

See.

General

information

about

cooking,

page

16

,

selecting

the

pots.

As

induction

hobs

create

a

magnetic

field,

they

may

cause

harmful

impacts

for

people

who

use

devices

such

as

Insulin

DUMP

or

pacemaker.

Do

not

put

electronic

oroducts

such

as

mobile

phones,

tablets,

computers

on

the

induction

cooker.

Your

product

may

be

damaged.

¢

WARNING:

Use

only

hob

guards

designed

by

the

manufacturer

of

the

cooking

appliance

or

indicated

by

the

manufacturer

of

the

appliance

in

the

instructions

for

use

as

Suitable

or

hob

guards

incorporated

in

the

appliance.

The

use

of

inappropriate

guards

can

Cause

accidents.

Prevention

against

possible

fire

risk!

e

Ensure

all

electrical

connections

are

secure

and

tight

to

prevent

risk

of

arcing.

e

Do

not

use

damaged

cables

or

extension

cables.

e

Ensure

liquid

or

moisture

is

not

accessible

to

the

electrical

connection

point.

Intended

use

e

This

product

is

designed

for

domestic

use.

Commercial

use

will

void

the

guarantee.

e

CAUTION:

This

appliance

is

for

cooking

purposes

only.

It

must

not

be

used

for

other

purposes,

for

example

room

heating.

e

The

manufacturer

shall

not

be

liable

for

any

damage

Caused

by

improper

use

or

handling

errors.

Safety

for

children

e

WARNING:

Accessible

parts

may

become

hot

during

use.

Young

children

should

be

kept

away.

e

[he

packaging

materials

will

be

dangerous

for

children.

Keep

the

packaging

materials

away

from

children.

Please

dispose

of

all

parts

of

the

7/EN

packaging

according

to

environmental

standards.

e

Electrical

products

are

dangerous

to

children.

Keep

children

away

from

the

product

when

it

is

operating

and

do

not

allow

them

to

play

with

the

product.

e

Do

not

place

any

items

above

the

appliance

that

children

may

reach

for.

Disposing

of

the

old

product

Compliance

with

the

WEEE

Directive

and

Disposing

of

the

Waste

Product:

This

product

complies

with

EU

WEEE

Directive

(2012/19/EU).

This

product

bears

a

classification

symbol

for

waste

electrical

and

electronic

equipment

(WEEE).

8/EN

This

product

has

been

manufactured

with high

quality

parts

and

materials

which

can

be

reused

and

are

suitable

for

recycling.

Do

not

dispose

of

the

waste

product

with

normal

domestic

and

other

wastes

at

the

end

of

its

service

life.

Take

it

to

the

collection

center

for

the

recycling

of

electrical

and

electronic

equipment.

Please

consult

your

local

authorities

to

learn

about

these

collection

centers.

Compliance

with

RoHS

Directive:

The

product

you

have

purchased

complies

with

EU

RoHS

Directive

(2011/65/EU).

It

does

not

contain

harmful

and

prohibited

materials

specified

in

the

Directive.

Package

information

e

Packaging

materials

of

the

product

are

manufactured

from

recyclable

materials

in

accordance

with

our

National

Environment

Regulations.

Do

not

dispose

of

the

packaging

materials

together

with

the

domestic

or

other

wastes.

Take

them

to

the

packaging

material

collection

points

designated

by

the

local

authorities.

Overview

1

Auxiliary

induction

cooking

zone

2

Induction

cooking

plate

Technical

specifications

3

Vitroceramic

surface

4

Base

cover

Voltage

/

frequency

IN~220-240

V

/2N~380-415

V

50

Hz

Total

power

consumption

max.

/400

W

Cable

type

/

section

min.

HO5V2V2-F

5 x

1,5

mm*

External

dimensions

(height

/

width

/

depth)

55

mm/770 mm/510

mm(For

models

that

come

with

mounting

springs

and

sealing

gasket

attached

to

the

product,

consider

the

width

and

depth

measurements

as

10

mm

more

than

these

measurements.)

Installation

dimensions

(width

/

750

(+2)

mm/490

(+2)

mm

depth)

Burners

Left

I-II-III-IV

Induction

cooking

plate

Dimension

92,7

x

200

mm

Power

900/1800

W

Middle

I-II

Auxiliary

induction

cooking

zone

Dimension

92,7

x

200

mm

Power

900/1800

W

Right

I-ll-lll-IV

Induction

cooking

plate

Dimension

92,7

x

200

mm

Power

900/1800

W

Technical

specifications

may

be

changed

without

prior

notice

to

improve

the

quality

of

the

product.

Figures

in

this

manual

are

schematic

and

may

not

exactly

match

your

product.

Values

stated

on

the

product

labels

or

in

the

documentation

accompanying

it

are

obtained

in

laboratory

conditions

in

accordance

with

relevant

standards.

Depending

on

operational

and

environmental

conditions

of

the

product,

these

values

may

vary.

9/EN

Product

must

be installed

by

a

qualified

person

in

accordance

with

the

regulations

in

force.

The

manufacturer

shall

not

be

held

responsible

for

damages

arising

from

procedures

carried

out

by

unauthorized

persons

which

may

also

void

the

warranty.

Preparation

of

location

and

electrical

installation

for

the

product

is

under

customer’s

responsiblity.

The

product

must

be

installed

in

accordance

with

all

local

electrical

regulations.

Prior

to

installation,

visually

check

If

the

product

has

any

defects

on

It.

If

so,

do

not

have

it

installed.

Damaged

products

cause

risks

for

your

safety.

Before

installation

The

hob

Is

designed

for

installation

into

commercially

available

work

tops.

A

400m

min

he

Simm

min

|

490mm

=

(42mm)

|

10/EN

safety

distance

must

be

left

between

the

appliance

and

the

kitchen

walls

and

furniture.

See

figure

(values

in

mm).

e

Allow

a

minimum

distance

of

750

mm

above

the

hob

surface.

e

(*)

If

a

cooker

hood

Is

to

be

installed

above

the

cooker,

refer

to

cooker

hood

manufacturer’

instructions

regarding

installation

height.

If

not

defined

any

size

in

the

hood

manual,

this

height

should

be

at

least

650

mm.

e

Remove

packaging

materials

and

transport

locks.

e

Surfaces,

synthetic

laminates

and

adhesives

used

must

be

heat

resistant

(100

°C

minimum).

e

The

worktop

must

be

aligned

and

fixed

horizontally.

e

Cut

aperture

for

the

hob

in

worktop

as

per

installation

dimensions.

*

Minimum

height

to

extractor

as

recommend

in

hood

instruction

manual.

If

not

recommended

tn

the

hood

instruction

manual,

this

height

Should

be

at

least

650

mm.

Minimum

distance

between

cabinetry

must

be

equal

to

width

of

hob

Installation

and

connection

e

The

product

must

be

installed

in

accordance

with

all

local

gas

and

electrical

regulations.

xk

Do

not

install

the

hob

on

places

with

sharp

edges

or

corners.

There

is

the

risk

of

breakage

to

the

glass

ceramic

surface!

Electrical

connection

Connect

the

product

to

a

grounded

outlet/line

protected

by

a

miniature

circuit

breaker

of

suitable

capacity

as

stated

in

the

“Technical

specifications"

table.

Have

the

grounding

installation

made

by

a

qualified

electrician

while

using

the

product

with

or

without

a

transformer.

Our

company

shall

not

be

liable

for

any

damages

that

will

arise

due

to

using

the

product

without

a

grounding

installation

in

accordance

with

the

local

regulations.

The

product

must

be

connected

to

the

mains

supply

only

by

an

authorised

and

qualified

person.

The

product's

warranty

period

starts

only

after

correct

installation.

Manufacturer

shall

not

be

held

responsible

for

damages

arising

from

procedures

carried

out

by

Unauthorised

persons.

The

power

cable

must

not

be

clamped,

bent

or

trapped

or

come

into

contact

with

hot

parts

of

the

product.

A

damaged

power

cable

must

be

replaced

by

a

qualified

electrician.

Otherwise,

there

is

risk

of

electric

shock,

short

circuit

or

fire!

e

Connection

must

comply

with

national

regulations.

e

The

mains

supply

data

must

correspond

to

the

data

specified

on

the

type

label

of

the

product.

Type

label

is

at

the

rear

housing

of

the

oroduct.

e

Power

cable

of

your

product

must

comply

with

the

values

in

“Technical

specifications”

table.

Before

starting

any

work

on

the

electrical

installation,

disconnect

the

product

from

the

mains

supply.

There

Is

the

risk

of

electric

shock!

Connecting

the

power

cable

1.

This

product

must

only

be

connected

by

a

qualified

electrician

such

as

a

technician

from

the

local

electricity

company

or

NICEIC

registered

contractor

to

a

suitable

double-pole

control

unit

with

a

minimum

contact

clearance

of

3mm

in

all

poles.

This

control

unit

must

be

installed

accordance

with

the

IEE

regulation.

Failure

to

obey

this

instruction

may

Cause

operational

problems

and

invalidate

the

product

warranty.

Additional

protection

by

a

residual

current

circuit

breaker

is

recommended.

If

a

cable

is

supplied

with

the

product:

11/EN

4N

AC

220-240

V

[2N

AC

380-415

V

*

(This

may

not

exist

on

your

product.)

2.For

single-phase

connection,

connect

the

wires

as

identified

below:

e

Brown/Black

cable

=

L

(Phase)

e

Blue/Grey

cable

=

N

(Neutral)

e

Green/yellow

cable

=

(E)

S

(Ground)

»

OF

e

Grey/Black

cable

=

L

(Phase)

e

Blue/Brown

cable

=

N

(Neutral)

e

Green/yellow

cable

=

(E)

(Ground)

3.For

double-phase

connection,

connect

the

wires

as

identified

below:

e

Brown

cable

=

L1 or

L2

(Phase

1

or

Phase

2

)

e

Black

cable

=

L2

or

L1

(Phase

2

or

Phase

1

)

e

Blue/Grey

cable

=

N

(Neutral)

e

Green/yellow

cable

=

(E)

S

(Ground)

»

OF

e

Black

cable

=

L1

(Phase

1)

e

Grey

cable

=

L2

(Phase

2)

e

Blue/Brown

cable

=

N

(Neutral)

e

Green/yellow

cable

=

(E)

(Ground)

12/EN

Installing

the

product

If

the

oven

is

below:

A

min.

5mm

B

min.

2mm

C

20mm

If

the

board

is

below:

It

is

required

to

leave

a

ventilation

opening

at

the

rear

section

of

the

furniture

as

illustrated

in

the

following

figure.

450*-"

40%

*

min.

During

installation

of

your

induction

hob,

place

the

product

parallel

to

the

installation

surface.

Also,

apply

sealing

gasket

to

the

parts

of

the

hob

contacting

the

counter

as

described

below

in

order

to

prevent

any

liquid

from

penetrating

between

the

product

and

the

counter.

Easy

Installation:

Some

models

come

with

mounting

springs

and

sealing

gasket

attached

to

the

product.

For

these

models,

ignore

the

mounting

springs

and

bracket

mounting

instructions

described

in

the

manual.

Place

your

product

directly

in

the

space

where

the

product

will

be

placed

as

shown

in

the

figure

below.

For

these

models,

consider

the

width

and

depth

measurements

written

in

the

user

manual

as

10

mm

more.

1.Prepare

the

surface

of

the

counter

as

shown

in

the

figure.

2.1

urning

the

hob

upside

down,

place

it

on

a flat

surface.

3.When

installing

the

hob,

apply

the

sealing

gasket,

which

was

provided

in

the

packaging,

around

the

hob

as

shown

in

the

following

picture,

ensuring

that

it

remains

1

to

2mm

inside

f

h

d

f

th

4.F1x

the

mounting

springs

inserting

and

screwing them

through

the

holes

of

the

bottom

case

as

shown

in

the

figure.

For

some

models,

your

product

may

come

with

the

mounting

springs

already

fitted

on

it.

The

number

of

mounting

springs

on

your

product

varies

depending

on

product

model.

5.Place

the

hob

on

the

counter

and

align

it.

6.When

the

hob

Is

placed

on the

counter

top

It

will

be

fixed

easily

with

the

help

of

the

clamps.

If

the

installation

with

these

clamps

Is

not

sufficient

for

your

cooktop,

additional

2

mounting

clamps

can

be

fixed

to

the

front

side

of

the

product

as

shown

in

the

below

figure.

Po

ot

fg

Lott

Gta

gC

ta

ar

ME

oe

Loe

Mga

OLE

eee

eae

1

2 3

1

Hob

2

Installation

clamp

3

Counter

When

installing the

hob

onto

a

cabinet,

a

shelf

must

be

installed

in

order

to

separate

the

cabinet

from

the

hob

as

illustrated

in

the

above

figure.

This

is

not

required

when

installing

onto

a

built-under

oven.

For

example,

if

it

is

possible

to

touch

the

bottom

of

the

product

since

it

Is

installed

onto

a

drawer,

this

section

must

be

covered

with

a

wooden

plate.

13/EN

A

min.

5mm

B

min.

2mm

Rear

view

(connection

holes)

Location

of

the

connection

holes

shown

in

the

below

figure

are

schematic,may

vary

depending

on

the

product

model.

Fix

them

according

to

connection

holes

on

your

product.

F

r

Ee

Em

& 4

A

Making

connections

to

different

holes

is

not

a

good

practice

in

terms

of

safety

since

It

can

damage

the

gas

and

electrical

system.

14/EN

There

are

gas

and

electrical

components

contained

within

this

hob,

therefore

when

fitting

the

mounting

springs/clamps

only

attach

the

supplied

fixings

to

the

connection

holes

shown

in

this

manual.

Failure

to

observe

this

advise

may

lead

to

life

and

property

safety

The

number

of

mounting

springs

on

your

product

varies

depending

on

product

model.

Final

check

1.OQperate

the

product.

2.Check

the

functions.

Future

Transportation

e

Keep

the

product's

original

carton

and

transport

the

product

tn

it.

Follow

the

instructions

on the

carton.

If

you

do

not

have

the

original

carton,

pack

the

product

in

bubble

wrap

or

thick

cardboard

and

tape

It

securely.

Check

the

general

appearance

of

your

product

for

any

damages

that

might

have

occurred

during

transportation.

Tips

for

saving

energy

the

heat

conduction

between

the

cooking

zone

and

bottom

of

the

pot.

e

Information

on

energy

efficiency

according

to

EU

66/2014

can

be

found

on

the

product

fiche

given

with

the

product.

The

following

information

will

help

you

to

use

your

appliance

in

an

ecological

way,

and

to

save

energy:

e

Defrost

frozen

dishes

before

cooking

them.

e

Use

pots/pans

with

cover

for

cooking.

Initial

use

If

there

is

no

cover,

energy

First

cleaning

of

the

appliance

consumption

may

increase

4

times.

e

Select

the

burner

which

is

suitable

for

the

bottom

size

of

the

pot

to

be

used.

Always

select

the

correct

pot

size

for

your

dishes.

Larger

pots

require

more

energy.

Pay

attention

to

use

flat

bottom

pots

when

cooking

with

electric

hobs.

Pots

with

thick

bottom

will

provide

a

better

heat

conduction.

You

can

obtain

energy

savings

up

to

1/3.

e

Vessels

and

pots

must

be

compatible

with

the

cooking

zones.

Bottom

of

the

vessels

or

pots

must

not

be

smaller

than

the

hotplate.

Keep

the

cooking

zones

and

bottom

of

the

pots

clean.

Dirt

will

decrease

The

surface

might

get

damaged

by

some

detergents

or

cleaning

materials.

Do

not

use

aggressive

detergents,

cleaning

powders/creams

or

any

sharp

objects

during

cleaning.

Do

not

use

harsh

abrasive

cleaners

or

sharp

metal

scrapers

to

clean

the

oven door

glass

since

they

can

scratch

the

surface,

which

may

result

in

shattering

of

the

glass.

1.Remove

all

packaging

materials.

2.Wipe

the

surfaces

of

the

appliance

with

a

damp

cloth

or

sponge

and

dry

with

a

cloth.

15/EN

General

information

about

cooking

Never

fill

the

pan

with

oil

more

than

one

third

of

It.

Do

not

leave

the

hob

unattended

when

heating

oil.

Overheated

oils

bring

risk

of

fire.

Never

attempt

to

extinguish

a

possible

fire

with

water!

When

oil

catches

fire,

cover

it

with

a

fire

blanket

or

damp

cloth.

Turn

off

the

hob

iff

tt

is

safe

to

do

so

and

call

the

fire

department.

e

Before

frying

foods,

always

dry

them

well

and

gently

place

into

the

hot

oll.

Ensure

complete

thawing

of

frozen

foods

before

frying.

e

Do

not

cover

the

vessel

you

use

when

heating

oll.

Place

the

pans

and

saucepans

in

a

manner

so

that

their

handles

are

not

over

the

hob

to

prevent

heating

of

the

handles.

Do

not

place

unbalanced

and

easily

tilting

vessels

on

the

hob.

e

Do

not

place

empty

vessels

and

Saucepans

on

cooking

zones

that

are

switched

on.

They

might

get

damaged.

e

Operating

a

cooking

zone

without

a

vessel

or

saucepan

on

it

will

cause

damage

to

the

product.

Turn

off

the

cooking

zones

after

the

cooking

Is

complete.

e

As

the

surface

of

the

product

can

be

hot,

do

not put

plastic

and

aluminum

vessels

on

it.

Clean

any

melted

such

materials

on

the

surface

immediately.

Such

vessels

should

not

be

used

to

keep

foods

either.

e

Use

flat

bottomed

saucepans

or

vessels

only.

16/EN

e

Put

appropriate

amount

of

food

in

saucepans

and

pans.

Thus,

you

will

not

have

to

make

any

unnecessary

cleaning

by

preventing

the

dishes

from

overflowing.

Do

not put

covers

of

Saucepans

or

pans

on

cooking

zones.

Place

the

saucepans

In

a

manner

so

that

they

are

centered

on

the

cooking

zone.

When

you

want

to

move

the

saucepan

onto

another

cooking

zone,

lift

and

place

it

onto

the

cooking

zone

you

want

instead

of

sliding

it.

Saucepan

selection

e

Glass

ceramic

surface

is

heatproof

and

is

not

affected

by

big

temperature

differences.

e

Do

not

use

the

glass

ceramic

surface

as

a

place

of

storage

or

as

a

cutting

board.

e

Use

only

the

saucepans

and

pans

with

machined

bottoms.

Sharp

edges

create

scratches

on

the

surface.

; é

Spills

may

damage

the

glass

ceramic

surface

and

cause

fire.

Do

not

use

vessels

with

concave

or

convex

bottoms.

Use

only

the

saucepans

and

pans

with

flat

bottoms.

They

ensure

easier

heat

transfer.

Boiling

behaviour

may

vary

depending

on

the

pot

types,

size

of

the

pot

and

size

of

the

cooking

zone.

For

a

more

homogenous

boiling

behaviour

a

one

step

larger

cooking

zones

might

be

used.

To

use

a

larger

cooking

zone

has

no

negative

effect

on

energy

consumption

at

induction

hobs,

because

the

heat

Is

only

created

in

relevant

pot

area.

For

induction

hobs,

use

only

vessels

suitable

for

induction

cooking.

Saucepan

test

Use

following

methods

to

test

whether

your

saucepan

Is

compatible

with

the

Induction

hob

or

not.

1.Your

saucepan

is

compatible

If

its

base

holds

magnet.

-

2.Your

saucepan

is

compatible

if

"=.

and

.“:."

does

not

flash

when

you

place

your

saucepan

on

cooking

zone

and

start

the

hob.

You

can use

steel,

teflon

or

aluminium

saucepans

with

special

magnetic

base

that

contains

labels

or

warnings

indicating

that

the

saucepan

Is

compatible

with

induction

cooking.

Glass

and

ceramic

vessels,

pots

and

the

stainless

steel

vessels

with

non-

magnetic

aluminium

base

should

not

be

used.

Pan

detection-focusing

system

In

induction

cooking,

energy

Is

generated

only

in

the

area

where

the

base

of

the

pan

on the

respective

cooking

zone

covers.

[he

base

of

the

pan

is

detected

by

the

induction

system

and

only

this

area

is

automatically

heated.

If

the

pan

is

removed

from

the

cooking

zone

during

cooking,

the

cooking

process

will

be

stopped."

and

>."

symbol

flashes.(For

some

hob

models,

the

selected

cooking

zone

level

and

"hu

and

=."

flash

respectively.

Safe

use

Do

not

select

high

heating

levels

when

you

will

use

a

non-sticking

(teflon)

saucepan

with

no

oll

or

with

very

little

oll.

Do

not put

metal

items

such

as

forks,

Knives

or

Saucepan

covers

onto

your

hob

since they

can

get

heated.

Never

use

aluminium

foil

for

cooking.

Never

place

food

items

wrapped

with

aluminium

foil

onto

the

cooking

zone.

If

there

Is

an

oven

under

your

hob

and

if it

is

running,

sensors

of

the

hob

can

decrease

the

cooking

level

or

turn

off

the

hob.

When

the

hob

is

running,

keep

items

with

magnetic

properties

such

as

credit

cards

or

cassettes

away

from

the

hob.

Illuminated

cooking

areas(This

may

not

exist

on

your product.)

Cooking

zones

on

the

hob

will

be

illuminated.

The

cooking

zones

will

not

appear

when

the

hob

ts

in

the

turned-oft

or

stand-by

position.

When

you

turn

on

the

hob,

the

illumination

that

indicates

the

cooking

zones

should appear.

Using

pans

on

the

large

cooking

zone

The

pan you

are

using

should

cover

both

centres

of

the

large

cooking

zone.

Do

not

use

the

cooking

zone

ina

different

manner.

You

can

use

the

large

cooking

zone

by

combining

them

for

the

large

diameter

pans.

You

can

use

the

large

cooking

zone

in

two

different

ways,

namely

left

rear

and

left

front

zones.

17/EN

Using

the

hobs

Do

not

allow

any

object

to

drop

on

the

hob.

Even

small

objects

such

as

a

Saltshaker

may

damage

the

hob.

Do

not

use

cracked

hobs.

Water

may

leak

through

these

cracks

and

cause

short

circuit.

In

case

of

any

kind

of

damage

on

the

surface

(eg.,

visible

cracks),

switch

off

the

product

immediately

to

minimize

the

risk

of

electric

shock.

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panel

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Wifi

Symbol

*

/

\

Setting

area

(for

“(This

feature

is

optional.

It

may

not

(

J

temperature

level)

exist

on

your

product.)

“p18

On/Off

key

Key

lock

key

Timer

Activation/Deactivation

key

Rapid Heating

key/High

power

setting

(Booster)

key

Automatic

cooking

key

Stop

key

Wide

Surface

Cooking

Zone

Selection

key

*

Timer

level

increasing

key

Timer

level

decreasing

key

Active

cooking

area

display

“Move”

function

symbol

Hob

to

Hood

symbol

*

Graphics

and

figures

are

for

informational

purposes

only.

Actual

displays

and

functions

may

vary

according

to

the

model

of

your

hob.

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Setting

area

Timer

key

Cooking

zone

display

Cooking

zone

symbol

(*)

Rapid

heating

key

Automatic

cooking

key

(Varies

depending

on the

product

model.)

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oath

WDM

+

This

product

is

controlled

by

means

of

a

touch

control

panel.

Each

operation

you

make

on

your

touch

control

panel

will

be

confirmed

by

an

audible

signal.

Always

keep

the

control

panel

clean

and

dry.

Having

damp

and

soiled

surface

may

cause

problems

in

the

functions.

Turning

on

the

hob

1.Touch

the

"@"

key

on the

control

panel.

The

hob

is

ready

for

use.

If

no

Operation

is

performed

within

20

seconds,

the

hob

will

automatically

return

to

Standby

mode.

When

any

key

('&1"

key)

is

pressed

for

a

long

time,

the

product

automatically

turns

off

for

safety

reasons.

Turning

off

the

hob

1.Touch

the

"@"

key

on

the

control

panel.

The

hob

will

turn

off

and

return

to

Standby

mode.

If

"3"

or

"=="

symbol

is

lit

on

the

cooking

zone

display

once

the

hob

ts

turned

off,

it

means

that

the

cooking

zone

Is

still

hot.

Do

not

touch

cooking

zones.

Residual

heat

indicator

If

"8"

symbol

is

lit

on

the

cooking

zone

display,

it

means

that

the

cooking

zone

is

still

hot

and

may

be

used

to

keep

a

small

amount

of

food

warm.

This

symbol

will

soon

turn

to

"="

symbol

meaning

less

hot.

When

the

electricity

is

cut

off,

residual

heat

indicator

will

not

light

up

and

does

not

warn

the

user

against

hot

cooking

zones.

Turning

on

the

cooking

zones

ta

1.Touch

the

"CD"

key

to

turn

on the

hob.

»

"QO"

symbol

on

cooking

zone

displays.

2.1ouch

the

setting

area

of

the

cooking

zone

you

want

to

switch

on

and

slide

your

finger

across

the

area.

If

no

Operation

is

performed

within

20

seconds,

the

hob

will

automatically

return

to

Standby

mode.

19/EN

Setting

the

temperature

level

By

touching

the

adjustment

area

or

by

sliding

your

finger

across

the

area,

adjust

the

temperature

level

between

"O"

and

"4

Bl

You

can use

a

single

auxiliary

cooking

zone

for

cooking.

To

do

this,

for

the

auxiliary

left

cooking

zone,

should

be

set

the

temperature

level

for

the

rear

left

cooking

zone;

for

the

auxiliary

right

cooking

zone;

should

be

set

temperature

level

the

rear

right

cooking

zone.

Turning

off

the

cooking

zones:

A

selected

cooking

zone

can

be

turned

off

in

2

different

ways:

1.By

dropping

the

temperature

to

"QO"

level

You

can

turn

the

cooking

zone

off

by

dropping

the

temperature

setting

to

"O"

level.

2.By

using

the

switch-off

function

on

the

timer

for

the

desired

cooking

zone

When

the

time

Is

over,

the

timer

will

switch

off

the

cooking

zone

linked

to

tt.

"O"

or

"OO"

value

will

appear

on

all

displays.

The

"©"

symbol

on the

hob

display

will

disappear.

When

the

time

Is

over,

an

audible

alarm

will

sound.

Touch

any

button

on

the

control

panel

to

silence

the

audible

alarm.

Turning

on

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone

(This

feature

is

optional.

It

may

not

exist on

your

product.)

1.Touch

the

"@"

key

to

turn

on the

hob.

2.louch

Wide

Surface

Cooking

Zone

Selection

key

»

Q

will

be

displayed

on

the

display

of

the

rear

left

cooking

zone

and

"2."

will

20/EN

appear

on

the

front

cooking

zone

display.

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3.

By

touching

the

adjustment

area

or

by

sliding

your

finger

across

the

area,

adjust

the

temperature

level

between

O

and

15.

»

You

can

change

the

temperature

level

on

the

setting

area

of

both

cooking

Zones.

Wide

surface

left

cooking

zones

are

explained

as

an

example.

If

there

is

a

wide

surface

cooking

zone

also

on

the

right-hand

side

of

the

hob,

the

same

instructions

apply

to

the

said

cooking

zone.

Turning

on

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone

while

one

or

both

of

the

left

cooking

zones

are

running

(This

feature

is

optional.

It

may

not

exist

on

your product.)

While

one

or

both

of

the

left

cooking

zones

are

running,

you can

combine

both

cooking

zones

by

activating

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone.

Thus,

you

can

utilize

a

wider

cooking

zone

just

with

the

same

values.

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1.

Touch

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone

selection

key

while

one

or

both

of

the

left

cooking

zones

is/are

running.

»

The

smaller

one

of

the

temperature

values

of

the

cooking

zones

you

have

previously

selected

will

appear

on the

rear

left

cooking

zone

display.

If

there

is

a

timer

duration

given,

the

timer

value

of

the

cooking

zone

with

the

lower

value

will

appear

on

the

display.

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To

change

the

temperature

value

afterwards,

set

the

desired

temperature

on

the

setting

area

of

both

cooking

Zones.

If

you

touch

the

wide

surface

zone

key

while

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone

Is

active,

the

cooking

zones

will

be

separated

and

turn

off.

Turning

off

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone:

(This

feature

is

optional.

It

may

not

exist on

your

product.)

Wide

surface

cooking

zone

can

be

turned

off

in

3

different

ways:

1.By

dropping

the

temperature

to

"QO"

level

You

can

turn

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone

off

by

dropping

the

temperature

level

to

“O".

2.By

using

the

turn-off

with

the

timer

option

for

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone

When

the

time

Is

over,

the

timer

will

turn

off

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone.

0

will

appear

on

the

left

cooking

zone

display

and

OO

will

appear

on the

timer

display.

The

light

of

"©"

key

on

the

rear

left

cooking

zone

display

will

go

off.

3.By

touching

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone

symbol

for

3

seconds

If

you

touch

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone

symbol

for

3

seconds,

the

cooking

zone

Is

turned

off

"Autoflexi"

mode

(Enabling

the

automatic

wide

surface

cooking

zone)

If

the

pot

is

placed

on

cooking

zones

as

shown

below,

"flexi"

(wide

surface

cooking

zone)

mode

willbe

automatically

enabled.

Touch

"fl"

once

to

exit

this

mode.

Models

with

Illuminated

around

cooking

zones:

(This

may

not

exist

on

your

product.)

A

B

When

the

two

separate

cooking

zones

(shown

in

the

figure

A)

are

combined

as

a

wide

surface

cooking

zone

shown

in

the

figure

B,

the

separating

light

should

go

off.

When

the

wide

surface

cooking

zone

Is

returned

back

into

two

separate

cooking

zones,

the

separating

light

should

be

illuminated.

High

power

setting

(BOOSTER)

You

can use

booster

function

to

perform

heating

at

the

maximum

power.

However,

this

function

is

not

recommended

for

cooking

a

long

time.

Booster

function

may

not

be

available

in

all

cooking

zones.

When

the

booster

21/EN

setting

time

(see,

Table

of

operation

time

limits)

is

over,

cooking

zone

will

switch

off.

Selecting

BOOSTER

directly:

1.Touch

the

"@"

key

to

turn

on the

hob.

2.Touch

the

"="

Key.

The

cooking

zone

that

has

been

activated

will

run

with

maximum

power

and

the

animated

booster

symbol

"!:.!"

will

appear

on the

cooking

zone

display.

»

When

the

booster

setting

time

(see,

Table

of

operation

time

limits)

is

over,

cooking

zone

will

switch

off.

Selecting

the

booster

while

the

cooking

zone

is

operating:

1.While

the

hob

is

on

and

the

respective

cooking

zone

is

active,

touch

"a("

The

booster

may

only

be

activated

in

one

of

the

zones

on

the

same

side

(left

or

right).

If

one

of

the

cooking

zones

on

the

same

side

is

operating

at

a

certain

temperature

level,

the

booster

cannot

be

set

for

the

other

cooking

zone

on the

same

side.

While

the

large

cooking

zone

Is

active,

the

booster

cannot

be

set

for

these

cooking

zones.

2.9elected

cooking

zone

will

operate

at

the

maximum

power

and

3

lights

will

flash

on

the

cooking

zone

display

respectively.

Once

the

Booster

period

is

over,

the

cooking

zone

switches

to

the

set

temperature

level

and

only

the

selected

temperature

value

Is

displayed.

Switching

off

the

high

power

setting

(BOOSTER)

prematurely:

By

touching

the

"

="

key

you

can

turn

off

the

booster

setting

any

time

you

want.

Key

Lock

You

can

activate

the

key

lock

to

avoid

changing

the

functions

by

mistake

when

the

hob

is

operating.

22/EN

Activating

the

key

lock

1.Touch

"&"

for

3

seconds

to

lock

the

control

panel.

If

any

key

Is

pressed

when

the

key

lock

is

active,

the

light

of

the

"4"

key

flashes.

You

can

activate

the

key

lock

in

operation

mode

only.

When

key

lock

is

activated,

only

the

"CO"

key

will

be

functional.

When

you

touch

any

other

key,

the

light

of

the

"4"

Key

will

flash

to

indicate

that

the

key

lock

Is

active.

If

you

turn

the

hob

off

when

the

keys

are

locked,

the

key

lock

must

be

deactivated

to

turn

the

hob

on

again.

Deactivating

the

key

lock

1.Keep

"&"

key

pressed

for

3

seconds.

The

operation

is

confirmed

with

an

audible

signal.

The

light

of

the

"2"

key

turns

off

and

the

control

panel

is

unlocked.

Timer

function

This

function

makes

it

easier

for

you

to

cook.

It

will

not

be

necessary

to

attend

the

oven

for

the

whole

cooking

period.

Cooking

zone

will

be

turned

off

automatically

at

the

end

of

the

time

you

have

selected.

Activating

the

timer

1.Touch

the

"@"

key

to

turn

on the

hob.

2."0"

symbol

will

appear

on

cooking

zone

displays.

3.Increase

the

level

of

the

cooking

zone

you

want

to

turn

on.

4.Touch

"©"

key

to

activate

the

timer.

"OO"

will

appear

on the

display

of

the

relevant

cooking

zone.

Bene,

8

5.Set

the

desired

duration

by

touching

"©"

and

"©"

keys.

»

Touch

"©"

to

confirm

the

setting.

If

you

do

not

touch

"©",

the

setting

will

be

cancelled

automatically

in

a

few

seconds.

The

timer

can

only

be

set

for

the

operating

cooking

zones.

In

order

to

set

the

timers

of

the

other

cooking

zones,

repeat

the

process

explained

above.

Timer

cannot

be

adjusted

unless

the

cooking

zone

and

the

temperature

value

for

the

cooking

zone

are

selected.

Deactivating

the

timers

Once

the

set

time

is

over,

the

hob

will

be

switched

off

automatically

and

give

an

audible

warning.

Press

any

key

to

silence

the

audio

warning.

Turning

off

the

timers

earlier

If

you

deactivate

the

timer

earlier,

the

hob

will

Keep

on

operating

at

the

set

temperature

until

It

is

switched

off.

You

can

turn

the

timer

off

earlier

in

two

different

ways:

1-Turning

off

the

timer

by

dropping

its

value

down

to

"OO"

:

1.Select

the

cooking

zone

you

want

to

turn

off.

2.Touch

"©"

key

to

select

the

timer

of

the

relevant

cooking

zone.

3.Until

"OO"

is

displayed

on

the

relevant

cooking

zone

display,

decrease

the

value

by

touching

the

"©"

and

"©"

Keys.

2-Deactivating

the

timer

by

touching

its

key

for

about

3

seconds:

1.Touch

"©"

key

of

the

relevant

cooking

zone

for

about

3

seconds;

"©"

will

go

off

completely

and

the

timer

will

be

cancelled.

Automatic

cooking

function

You

can

cook

quickly

at

3

different

levels

by

means

of

this

function.

1.Warm

keeping

2.Boiling

3.

Frying

Activating

the

automatic

cooking

function

without

setting

the

timer

1.Touch

the

"©"

key

to

turn

on the

hob.

2.Touch

the

""U8S""

key

of

the

cooking

zone

on

which

you

want

to

activate

the

automatic

cooking

function.

3.

The

relevant

cooking

zone

will

be

activated

at

the

keeping

warm

level

after

the

first

touch.

"2!"

symbol

will

appear

on

the

display.

4.

The

relevant

cooking

zone

will

be

activated

at

the

boiling

level

after

the

second

touch.

"i"

symbol

will

appear

on

the

display.

5.

The

relevant

cooking

zone

will

be

activated

at

the

frying

level

after

the

third

touch.

"=!"

symbol

will

aopear

on

the

display.

»

The

cooking

zone

will

start

to

operate

at

the

set

automatic

cooking

level.

Activating

the

automatic

cooking

function

by

setting

the

timer

1.Select

the

desired

automatic

cooking

level

by

touching

the

""L8I""

key

of

the

relevant

cooking

zone.

2.Touch

"©"

key

to

activate

the

timer.

»

"00"

and

"©"

symbols

will

light

on

the

cooking

zone

display.

3.Set

the

desired

duration

by

touching

the

"©"

/"@"

Keys.

»

The

cooking

zone

will

keep

on

operating

at

the

selected

automatic

cooking

level

throughout

the

set

time

period.

»

Once

the

set

time

is

over,

the

hob

will

be

switched

off

automatically

and

give

an

audible

warning.

Press

any

key

to

silence

the

audio

warning.

23/EN

Deactivating

the

automatic

cooking

function

1.You

can

completely

switch

off

the

relevant

cooking

zone

by

touching

the

"2"

key

to

cancel

the

automatic

cooking

function.

2.If

you

want

the

cooking

zone

to

operate

at

a

certain

level

and

deactivate

the

automatic

cooking

function,

set

the

desired

temperature

level

by

touching

the

"Oo"

/

"©"

Keys.

The

cooking

zone

will

Keep

on

operating

at

the

set

temperature

level.

If

the

timer

has

been

set

previously,

the

set

cooking

time

will

not

be

canceled

and

will

keep

on

at

the

set

temperature

level.

Using

the

Move

function

This

function

makes

switching

quickly

to

different

cooking

levels

easier

for

you

by

changing

the

cooking

level

through

pan

movement

without

entering

the

control

panel.

Therefore,

you

do

not

have

to

increase

or

decrease

the

temperature

every

time.

For

the

Move

function

to

be

enabled,

pan

size

should

cover

one

or

two

cooking

zones.

To

activate

the

“Move”

function:

1.Touch

"©"

to

turn

on the

hob.

2.Place

your

pan

on

the

left

or

right

cooking

zone,

according

to

the

desired

starting

level,

ensuring

that

it

covers

both

cooking

zones.

3.Touch

"fl"

twice.

»

“E"

and

"2"

will

tum

on,

indicating

that

the

“move”

function

has

been

enabled.

You

just

need

to

slide

the

pan

on

the

cooking

zone

for

the

desired

cooking

level.

This

function

allows

you

to

quickly

switch

between

3

cooking

zones:

e

Level

3

(Keep

warm):

If

you

place

your

pan

on

the

rearmost

two

cooking

2A/EN

zones

of

the

left

and

right

cooking

zones,

the

hob

will

operate

at

level

3.

Level

3

¢

Level

8

(Boiling):

If

you

place

your

pan

on

the

middle

two

cooking

zones

of

the

left

and

right

cooking

zones,

the

hob

will

operate

at

level

9.

Level

8

e

Level

15

(Frying):

If

you

place

your

pan

on

the

front

two

cooking

zones

of

the

left

and

right

cooking

zones,

the

hob

will

operate

at

level

15.

Level

15

When

using

the

“Move”

function,

the

timer

cannot

be

set

for

the

cooking

zones.

If

there

is

a

pan

on

the

relevant

auxiliary

cooking

zone,

the

“Move”

function

cannot

be

used.

If

the

pan you

are

using

covers

three

cooking

zones,

the

“Move”

function

will

be

cancelled.

Operating

Hood

and

Hob

as

connected

(Hob

to

Hood)

(This

may

not

exist

on

your product.)

lf

your

product

has

"#&"

symbol,

your

product

has

the

ability

to

operate

In

conjunction

with

the

hood.

You

can

connect

your

hob

and

hood

via

this

feature

allowing

your

hood

to

operate

automatically

by

adjusting

the

extraction

level

for

optimum

performance

according

to

the

set

heating

level

of

your

hob.

In

order

to

do

this

you

must

first

connect

your

hood

and

hob

to

each

other,

once

this

is

done

you

can

activate

the

connection

on the

hob

allowing

the

hob

and

hood

to

work

together.

Matching

the

hob

and

hood

to

one

another

The

process

of

connecting

hob

and

hood

Is

required

only

once.

To

connect

the

hob

and

the

hood,

simply

activate

the

connection

via

the

hob

after

the

initial

connection

has

been

achieved.

1.To

turn

on

the

hob,

touch

the

"cD" key.

2.Touch

the

"&"

key

for

3

seconds

approximately.

»

"&®"symbol

flashes

on

the

display.

3.Activate

matching

to

the

hob

on

your

hood

(see

the

hood

manual)

and

the

corresponding

symbol

on

the

hood

will

start

to

flash.

»

When

the

matching

is

complete,

the

"38"

symbol

on the

hob

and

the

corresponding

symbol

on

the

hood

constantly

appear.

Activating

the

connected

operation

of

the

hob

and

the

hood

1.To

turn

on

the

hob,

touch

the

"(D" key.

2.Touch

the

"&®"

on the

hob.

3.When

activation

is

complete,

the

corresponding

symbol

in

the

hood

and

the

"#"

symbol

on the

hob

will

appear

continuously.

»

Depending

on

the

total

temperature

level

of

your

hob,

your

hood

will

automatically

run,

increase

or

decrease

the

level.

Using

the

HomeWhiz

application

lf

your

product

has

"="

symbol,

you

can

control

your

hob

via

tablet/phone.

Follow

the

steps

below

to

control

and

track

your

hob

via

your

tablet/phone.

You

need

to

connect

your

tablet/ohone

to

your

home

network

and

download

the

HomeWhiz

application

onto

your

tablet/ohone

from

the

application

store

of

your

smart

device.

1.Start

the

app

you've

downloaded

on

your

tablet/phone..

2.1ouch

"Add/remove

product"

on

the

tablet/phone.

3.Follow

the

instructions

on

the

tablet/ohone

to

complete

the

setup.

4,

Press

and

hold

the

""

key

for

3

seconds

and

then

release

It.

On

the

screen,

"="

symbol

will

blink.

During

this

time,

you can

connect

to

your

smart

device.

5.Connect

to

your

hob,

using

the

name

and

the

password

in

the

application

through

the

settings

of

your

tablet/phone.

6.Select

the

network

you

are

using

in

the

network

list

and

connect

your

hob

to

the

network

with

the

required

password.

When

the

setup

Is

complete,

""

will

flash

continuously

on

the

display.

You

can

start

to

use

your

hob

after

giving

it

aname

in

the

"Add/remove

product"

section

in

your

app.

HomeWhiz

supports

2.4GHz

frequency

band.

25/EN

If

the

network

connection

cannot

be

set

up

within

5

minutes

after

touching

the

""

key

for

about

3

seconds,

the

homewhiz

application

will

be

automatically

exited

and

the

""

symbol

will

disappear.

The

HomeWhiz

application

on

your

tablet

/

phone

will

guide

you

to

set

up

the

connection

and

use

the

application.

Your

connection

should

be

active

In

order

for

you

to

reach

the

HomeWhiz

menu.

As

long

as

HomeWhiz

is

on,

you

can

control

and

monitor

your

hob

both

on

the

hob

screen

and

via

smart

devices.

To

disconnect

HomeWhiz,

press

and

hold

the

"*"

key

and

then

release

it.

The

"="

symbol

will

go

off

on

the

screen.

If

there

is

a

power

failure

and

your

connection

Is

cut

off

while

the

Homewhiz

connection

of

your

product

is

enabled,

HomeWhiz

will

automatically

switch

to

the

off

position.

Using

the

hob

via

tablet

1.Start

the

HomeWhiz

application

installed

on

your

tablet

/

phone.

»

Your

device

will

be

visible

on the

application

page.

2.Tap

your

device.

»

Hob

control

and

monitoring

page

will

appear

on

the

display.

On

this

screen,

you

can

adjust

temperature

level

of

cooking

zones,

key

lock,

hob-hood

connection

activation

(Hob

to

Hood)

and

other

settings.

3.After

finishing

all

settings

made

from

your

tablet

/

phone,

go

to

the

product

26/EN

Touch

"Uf"

key

and

activate

the

settings.

Each

setting

on

the

tablet

/

phone

requires

confirmation

of

the

product

for

safety

reasons.

Turning

off

the

HomeWhiz

Application

1.When

your

tablet

/

phone

is

connected

with

the

product,

tao""

key.

"="

symbol

disappears

on the

screen.

During

this

time,

your

tablet

/

phone

is

disconnected

from

your

oroduct.

Deleting

a

connected

product

1.Touch'"ll"

and

""

keys

simultaneously.

»

"i"

and

"="

symbols

start

blinking

and

audible

warning

will

be

heard.

2.Once

"ti"

and

""

symbols

on the

display

has

stopped

blinking,

the

deleting

process

has

been

completed.

You

need

to

have

a

network

connection

to

complete

the

deleting

process.

Declaration

of

Conformity

Arcelik

A.S.

hereby

declares

that

this

appliance

complies

with

Directive

2014/53/EU.

A

detailed

RED

Declaration

of

Conformity

can

be

found

online

at

support.grundig.com

among

the

additional

documents

on

the

product

page

for

your

appliance.

2.4

GHz

band:

100

mW

max.

Stop

function

You

can

stop

all

functions

(except

for

the

timer)

operating

on the

hob

by

means

of

this

function.

If

the

timer

is

set

for

any

cooking

zone,

timer

will

continue

operating

during

stoppage.

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4 ist

1.

Touch

the

‘i’

Key

when

your

hob

is

operating.

All

active

cooking

zones

will

continue

to

operate

at

the

minimum

level.

2.1ouch

“li”

key

again

to

restart

all

stopped

cooking

zones

with

When

the

stop

key

is

pressed,

displays

of

the

cooking

zones

which

were

active

before

this

key

is

pressed.

Power

management

function

Your

product

has

a

power

management

function.

With

this

function,

you

can

change

the

total

power

setting

that the

hob

will

draw.

There

are

9

different

levels

for

the

power

management

function.

Power

management

function

-

Total

power

levels

that

can

be

set

P1

1,2

kW

P2

2,4

kW

P3

3

kW

PR4

3,6

kW

me

4,4

kW

P6

0,4

kW

me

O,/

KW

P8

6,7

kW

RQ

1,4

kW

With

the

hob

zones

turn

off

position,

1.Touch

the

"@"

key

to

turn

on the

hob.

2.Touch

the

left

rear

cooking

zone

"©"

key,

then

the

left

front

cooking

zone

"©" key

and

finally

the

"tl"

key

without

lifting

your

finger.

The

tone

sounds

when

each

key

is

touched.

3.

The

power

management

level

set

on

the

left

rear

cooking

zone

display

and

the

total

power

value

of

this

level

appear

on

the

left

front

cooking

zone

display.

Stop

touching

the

3

keys

after

the

values

appear.

4.Switch

between

levels

by

touching

the

‘IP

key

and

set

the

total

power

value

you

want

to

adjust.

5.Confirm

the

setting

by

touching

the

""

key

and

turn

off

the

burner.

The

total

power

value

you

set

will

be

activated.

Depending

on the

total

power

level

set,

the

temperature

levels

you

can

give

to

the

cooking

zones

may

vary.

Depending

on

the

power

adjustment

of

the

hob,

the

temperature

level

given

to

the

cooking

zones

may

fall

automatically.

This

is

not

an

error.

Using

the

induction

cooking

zones

safely

and

effectively

Operating

principles:

Induction

hob

heats

directly

the

cooking

vessel

as

a

feature

of

its

operating

principles.

Therefore,

it

has

various

advantages

when

compared

to

other

hob

types.

It

operates

more

efficiently

and

the

hob

surface

does

not

heat

up.

Your

induction

hob

is

equipped

with

superior

safety

systems

that

will

provide

you

maximum

safe

usage.

Your

hob

can

be

equipped

with

induction

cooking

zones

with

a

diameter

of

145,

180,

210

and

280

mm

depending

on

the

model.

Each

cooking

zone

automatically

detects

the

vessel

placed

on

it

thanks

to

the

induction

feature.

Energy

builds

up

only

where

the

vessel

contacts

with

the

cooking

zone

and

thus,

minimum

energy

consumption

Is

achieved.

27/EN

Operation

time

limits

The

hob

control

is

equipped

with

an

operation

time

limit.

When

one

or

more

cooking

zones

are

left

on,

the

cooking

zone

will

automatically

be

deactivated

after

a

certain

period

of

time

(see,

Table-

1).

If

there

is

a

timer

assigned

to

the

cooking

zone,

the

timer

display

will

also

turn

off

later.

Operation

time

limit

depends

on the

selected

temperature

level.

Maximum

operation

time

is

applied

at

this

temperature

level.

The

cooking

zone

may

be

restarted

by

the

user

after

It

is

turned

off

automatically

as

described

above.

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time

limits

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Overheating

protection

Your

hob

is

equipped

with

some

sensors

ensuring

protection

against

overheating.

The

following

may

be

observed

in

case

of

overheating:

e

Active

cooking

zone

may

be

turned

off.

e

Selected

level

may

drop.

However,

this

condition

cannot

be

seen

on

the

indicator.

Overflow

safety

system

Your

hob

is

equipped

with

a

safety

system

to

prevent

overflows.

If

there

Is

overflowing

that

affects

the

control

panel,

the

system

will

turn

off

the

hob

by

disconnecting

the

power

automatically.

Meanwhile,

"E"

or

"F"

will

be

displayed.

Precise

power

setting

Induction

hob

reacts

the

commands

immediately

as

a

feature

of

its

operating

principles.

It

changes

the

power

settings

very

fast.

Thus,

you

can

prevent

a

cooking

pot

(containing

water,

milk

and

etc.)

from

overflowing

even

if it

was

just

about

to

overflow.

Noisy

operation

Some

noises

may

arise

from

the

induction

hob.

These

sounds

are

normal

and

a

part

of

induction

cooking.

e

Sound

becomes

prominent

in

high

temperature

levels.

e

Alloy

of

the

cooking

pot

can

cause

noise.

e

In

low

levels,

a

regular

on/off

sound

can

be

heard

because

of

the

operating

principles.

e

Noise

can

be

heard

if

an

empty

cooking

pot

is

heated.

When

you

put

water

or

meal

in

it,

this

sound

will

clear

away.

e

The

noise

of

the

fan

that

cools

the

electronic

system

can

be

heard.

urn

the

induction

cooker

off

an

wait

until

it

is

cooled

down.

The

Ee

Induction

hob

is

overheated.

error

shall

be

resolved

when

E

26

temperature

of

the

hob

comes

down

below

the

limits.

One

or

more

keys

are

kept

The

problem

shall

be

resolved

pressed

for

more

than

10

when

you

remove

your

hand

from

seconds.

E

46

ae

the

hob.

An

object

is

left

on

the

The

problem

shall

be

resolved

control

panel

or

the

control

when

the

contro!

panel

is

cleaned.

is

exposed

to

vapour.

| | |

The

error

shall

be

resolved

when

a

A

pot

suitable

for

induction

i,

E

47/F

1

or

pot

suitable

for

induction

heating

Is

heating

is

not

used.

Turn

the

induction

hob

off

and

E1-E45

Communication

error on

operate

again

after

30

seconds.

Induction

hob.

Contact

the

authorized

dealership

if

the

issue

Is

resumed.

Turn

the

induction

hob

off

and

F16-E

274

Temperature

sensor

error

on

operate

again

after

30

seconds.

Induction

hob.

Contact

the

authorized

dealership

if

the

issue

Is

resumed.

Turn

the

induction

hob

off

and

E

23

Software

error

on

induction

operate

again

after

30

seconds.

E

24

hob.

Contact

the

authorized

dealership

if

the

issue

Is

resumed.

Turn

the

induction

hob

off

and

E95

Fan

operation

error on

operate

again

after

30

seconds.

Induction

hob.

Contact

the

authorized

dealership

if

the

issue

Is

resumed.

Turn

the

induction

hob

off

and

£31-E45

Electronic

board

hardware

—_

operate

again

after

3O

seconds.

error

on

induction

hob.

Contact

the

authorized

dealership

if

the

issue

Is

resumed.

Sensor

equipment

shall

be

E

48

; ;

rendered

compatible

for

the

sensor

error

on

induction

,

E

49

hob

operating

conditions.

Contact

the

E

51

authorized

dealership

if

the

issue

Is

resumed.

29/EN

High

temperature

error

on

Fo2-E

of

induction

hob.

If

the

surface

of

the

touch

control

panel

is

subjected

to

vapor,

the

entire

control

system

will

be

deactivated,

a

signal

sound

will

be

heard

and

"E"

will

flash

on the

display.

30/EN

Turn

the

induction

hob

off

and

wait

until

it

is

cooled

down.

The

error

Shall

be

resolved

when

temperature

of

the

sensor

comes

down

below

the

limits.

Contact

the

authorized

dealership

if

the

issue

Is

resumed.

Fl

Keep

the

surface

of

the

touch

control

panel

clean.

It

may

give

erroneous

operation

warning.

f

No

pots/pans

must

be

placed

on

the

touch

control

panel.

General

information

Service

life

of

the

product

will

extend

and

the

possibility

of

problems

will

decrease

if

the

product

is

cleaned

at

regular

intervals.

Disconnect

the

product

from

mains

supply

before

starting

maintenance

and

cleaning

works.

There

is

the

risk

of

electric

shock!

Allow

the

product

to

cool

down

before

you

clean

tt.

Hot

surfaces

may

cause

burns!

e

Clean

the

product

thoroughly

after

each

use.

In

this

way

it

will

be

possible

to

remove

cooking

residues

more

easily,

thus

avoiding

these

from

burning

the

appliance

is

used.

e

No

special

cleaning

agents

are

required

for

cleaning

the

product.

Use

warm

water

with

washing

liquid,

a

soft

cloth

or

sponge

to

clean

the

product

and

wipe

tt

with

a

dry

cloth.

e

Always

ensure

any

excess

liquid

is

thoroughly

wiped

off

after

cleaning

and

any

spillage

is

immediately wiped

dry.

e

Do

not

use

cleaning

agents

that

contain

acid

or

chloride

to

clean

the

stainless

or

Inox

surfaces

and

the

handle.

Use

a

soft

cloth

with

a

liquid

detergent

(not

abrasive)

to

wipe

those

parts

clean,

paying

attention

to

sweep

in

one

direction.

The

surface

might

get

damaged

by

some

detergents

or

cleaning

materials.

Do

not

use

aggressive

detergents,

cleaning

powders/creams

or

any

sharp

objects

during

cleaning.

Do

not

use

harsh

abrasive

cleaners

or

sharp

metal

scrapers

to

clean

the

oven

door

glass

since

they

can

scratch

the

surface,

which

may

result

in

shattering

of

the

glass.

Do

not

use

steam

cleaners

to

clean

the

appliance

as

this

may

cause

an

electric

shock.

Cleaning

the

hob

Glass

ceramic

surface

Wipe

the

glass

ceramic

surface

(vitroceramic)

with

cold

water,

paying

attention

to

leave

no

residual

cleaning

agents,

and

dry

with

a

soft

clothing.

Residues

may

cause

damage

on

the

glass

ceramic

surface

when

using

the

hob

for

the

Dried

residues

on

the

glass

ceramic

surface

(vitroceramic)

should

under

no

circumstances

be

scraped

with

hook

blades,

steel

wool

or

similar

tools.

Remove

calcium

stains

(yellow

stains)

with

commercially

available

lime

remover

or

a

small

amount

of

lime

remover

such

as

vinegar

or

lemon

juice.

If

the

surface

is

heavily

soiled,

apply

the

cleaning

agent

on

a

sponge

and

wait

until

it

is

absorbed

well.

Then,

clean

the

surface

of

the

hob

with

a

damp

cloth.

Sugar-based

foods

such

as

thick

cream

and

syrup

must

be

cleaned

promptly

without

waiting

the

surface

to

cool

down.

Otherwise,

glass

ceramic

surface

may

get

damaged

permanently.

Slight

color

fading

may

occur

on

coatings

or

other

surfaces

In

time.

This

does

not

affect

the

operation

of

the

product.

Color

fading

and

stains

on

the

glass

ceramic

surface

Is

a

normal

condition,

and

not

a

defect.

31/EN

*

When

the

metal

parts

are

heated,

they

may

expand

and

cause

noise.

>>>

This

is

U

or

has

tripped.

>>>

Check

fuses

in

the

fuse

box.

If

necessary,

replace

or

reset

them.

e

Product

is

not

plugged

into

the

(grounded)

socket.

>>>

Check

the

plug

connection.

e

If

the

display

does

not

light

up

when

you

switch

the

hob

on

again.

>>>

Disconnect

the

appliance

at

the circuit

breaker.

Wait

20

seconds

and

then

reconnect

it.

e

Overheat

protection

is

active.

>>>

Allow

your

hob

to

cool

down.

pot

on

the

cooking

zone.

e

Your

pot

is

not

compatible

with

induction

cooking.

>>>

Check

if

your

cooking

pot

is

compatible

with

induction

hob.

e

The

cooking

pot

is

not

centered

properly

or

the

bottom

surface

of

the

pot

Is

not

wide

enough

for

the

cooking

zone.

>>>

Choose

a

pot

wide

enough

and

center

the

pot

on

the

cooking

zone

properly.

¢

Cooking

pot

or

cooking

Zone

is

overheated.

>>>

Allow

them

to

cool

down.

¢

Cooking

time

for

the

selected

cooking

zone

may

be

over.

>>>

You

may

set

a

new

cooking

time

or

finish

cooking.

e

Overheat

protection

is

active.

>>>

Allow

your

hob

to

cool

down.

e

An

object

may

be

covering

the

touch

control

panel.

>>>

Remove

the

object

on

the

panel.

e

Your

pot

is

not

compatible

with

induction

cooking.

>>>

Check

if

your

cooking

pot

is

compatible

with

induction

hob.

e

The

cooking

pot

is

not

centered

properly

or

the

bottom

surface

of

the

pot

Is

not

wide

enough

for

the

cooking

zone.

>>>

Choose

a

pot

wide

enough

and

center

the

pot

on

the

cooking

zone

properly.

Consult

the

Authorised

Service

Agent

or

technician

with

licence

or

the

dealer

where

you

have

purchased

the

product

if

you

can

not

remedy

the

trouble

although

you

have

implemented

the

instructions

in

this

section.

Never

attempt

to

repair

a

defective

product

yourself.

327EN

GRUNDIG

UK

AND

IRELAND

STANDARD

MANUFACTURER

GUARANTEE

TERMS

AND

CONDITIONS

Your

new

Grundig

product

is

guaranteed

against

faulty

materials,

defective

components

or

manufacturing

defects.

The

standard

guarantee

starts

from

the

date

of

original

purchase

of

the

product,

and

lasts

for

a

period

of

thirty

six

(86)

months

unless

Beko

plc

(the

“Manufacturer”)

agrees

to

extend

the

guarantee

for

the

product

in

writing.

If

you

have

registered

the

product

within

90

days

of

purchase

by

completing

the

online

registration

form,

then

the

standard

36

month

guarantee

will

be

extended

to

60

months,

under

the

same

terms

and

conditions

as

detailed

below

If

you

have

any

questions

about

the

guarantee

on

your

product

(including

how

long

it

is

valid),

please

contact

your

retailer

or

our

contact

centre

on

03833

207

9920

(UK

and

Northern

lreland)

or

01

691

0203

(Republic

of

Ireland)

This

guarantee

does

not

in

any

way

diminish

or

affect

your

statutory

rights

in

connection

with

the

product.

This

guarantee

is

in

addition

to

your

statutory

rights

as

a

consumer.

If

you

have

any

questions

about

these

rights,

please

contact

the

retailer

from

which

you

purchased

the

product.

In

certain

circumstances,

It

is

possible

that

your

statutory

rights

may

offer

additional

or

higher

levels

of

protection

than

those

offered

under

the

terms

of

this

guarantee.

What

is

covered

by

this

guarantee?

e

Repairs

to

the

product

required

as

a

result

of

faulty

materials,

defective

compo-

nents

or

manufacturing

defects.

e

Functional

replacement

parts

to

repair

a

product.

e

The

costs

of

a

Grundig

Approved

Engineer

to

carry

out the

repair.

What

is

not

covered?

e

Transit

and

delivery

damage.

e

Cabinet

or

appearance

parts,

Including

but

not

limited

to

control

knobs,

flaps

and

handles.

e

Accessories

and/or

consumable

items

including

but

not

limited

to

ice

trays,

scrap-

ers,

cutlery

baskets,

filters

and

light

bulbs.

e

Repairs

necessary

as

a

direct

or

indirect

result

of:

-

Accidental

damage,

misuse

or

abuse

of

a

product.

—

An

attempted

repair

of

a

product

by

anyone

other

than

a

Grundig

Ap-

proved

Engineer

(the

“Engineer’).

—

Installation

or

use

of

a

product

where

such

installation

or

use

fails

to

meet

the

requirements

contained

In

this

guarantee

or

the

User

Instruc-

tions

Booklet.

33/EN

Repairs

to

a

product

operated

at

any

time

on

commercial

or

non-residential

household

premises

(unless

we

have

previously

agreed

to

the

installation

envi-

ronment).

This

guarantee

is

limited

to

the

cost

of

repairing

the

product.

To

the

extent

permitted

by

law,

the

Manufacturer

does

not

accept

and

will

not

be

held

liable

for

any

financial

loss

incurred

in

connection

with

the

failure

of

any

product

to

operate

in

accordance

with

the

expected

standards.

Such

financial

loss

includes

but

is

not limited

to

loss

arising

from:

Time

taken

off

work.

Damaged

food,

clothing

or

other

items.

Meals

taken

at

restaurants

or

from

takeaways.

General

compensation

for

inconvenience.

Important

Notes

1.

2.

10.

11.

Your

product

Is

designed

and

built

for

domestic

household

use

only.

The

guarantee

will

automatically

be

void

if

the

product

Is

installed

or

Is

used

In

commercial

or

non-residential

domestic

household

premises,

unless

we

have

pre-

viously

agreed

to

the

Installation

environment.

The

product

must

be

correctly

installed,

located

and

operated

In

accordance

with

the

Instructions

contained

in

the

User

Instructions

Booklet

provided

with

your

product.

Professional

installation

by

a

qualified

Electrical

Domestic

Appliance

Installer

Is

recommended

for

all

Washing

Machines,

Dishwashers

and

Electric

Cookers

[as

in-

correct

installation

may

result

In

you

having

to

pay

for

the

cost

of

repairing

the

product).

Gas

Cookers

must

be

professionally

installed

by

a

Gas

Safe

(or

Gas

Networks

Ire-

land

for

Republic

of

Ireland)

registered

gas

installer.

This

guarantee

Is

given

In

respect

of

products

purchased

and

used

within

the

United

Kingdom

and

the

Republic

of

Ireland.

This

guarantee

Is

effective

from

the

Initial

date

of

purchase

of

a

new

product

from

an

authorised

retailer

and

will

be

void

if

the

product

is

resold.

This

guarantee

does

not

apply

to

graded

sales

{where

the

product

is

purchased

as

a

second’).

Possession

of

a

copy

of

these

terms

and

conditions

does

not

necessarily

mean

that

a

product

has

the

benefit

of

this

guarantee.

If

you

have

any

questions,

please

call

our

Call

Centre

on

the

number

set

out

above.

The

Manufacturer

reserves

the

right

to

terminate

the

guarantee

If

its

staff

or

rep-

resentatives

are

subjected

to

physical

or

verbal

abuse

In

the

course

of

carrying

out

their

duties.

Optional

extras,

where

available

(i.e.

extendable

feet]

are

supplied

on

a

chargeable

basis

only.

Does

Grundig

offer

replacements?

This

is

a

repair-only

guarantee.

On

occasion,

the

Manufacturer

may

at

Its

sole

discretion,

replace

your

product

with

a

new

product

instead

of

carrying

out

a

repair.

Where

a

B4/EN

replacement

is

offered,

this

would

normally

be

an

identical

model

but

when

this

is

not

possible,

a

model

of

similar

specification

will

be

provided.

The

Manufacturer

will

cover

the

costs

and

arrange

for

the

delivery

of

the

new

product

and

for

the

return

of

the

old

product.

Any

costs

disconnecting

the

faulty

product

and

installing

the

replacement

product

will

not

be

borne

by

the

Manufacturer

unless

previously

agreed

to

in

writing.

The

original

guarantee

will

continue

to

apply

to

the

replacement

product;

the

new

product

will

not

come

with

a

new

guarantee.

When

will

the

repair

take

place?

Our

Engineers

work

Monday

to

Friday

9.00am

to

5.00om.

Appointments

outside

these

hours

may

be

possible

at

the

sole

discretion

of

the

Manufacturer

but

cannot

be

guaranteed.

Whilst

our

Engineers

will

endeavour

to

minimize

inconvenience

and

to

meet

requests

for

specific

timed

appointments,

this

cannot

be

guaranteed.

We

will

not

be

liable

for

delays

or

if

it

is

unable

to

carry

out

a

repair

because

a

convenient

appointment

cannot

be

arranged.

Will

there

be

any

charge

for

the

repairs?

It

is

your

responsibility

to

provide

evidence

to

the

Engineer

that

your

product

is

covered

by

this

guarantee

with

a

proof

of

purchase.

The

Manufacturer

reserves

the

right

to

charge

for

the

reasonable

cost

of

any

service

call

if:

e

You

cannot

provide

evidence

that

your

product

is

covered

by

this

guarantee.

e

Wherea

service

call

has

been

made

and

the

engineer

finds

that

there

Is

no

fault

with

your

product.

e

That

your

product

has

not

been

installed

or

operated

in

accordance

with

the

User

Instructions

Booklet.

e

That

the

fault

was

caused

by

something

other

than

faulty

materials,

defective

com-

ponents

or

manufacturing

defects.

e

For

missed

appointments.

Payment

of

these

costs

are

due

immediately

upon

the

Engineer

providing

you

with

an

invoice.

The

Manufacturer

reserves

the

right

to

terminate

the

guarantee

if

you

fail

to

pay

the

costs

for

the

service

call

in

a

timely

manner.

If

you

are

a

resident

of

the

United

Kingdom,

this

guarantee

will

be

governed

by

English

law

and

subject

to

the

English

Courts,

save

where

you

live

in

another

part

of

the

United

Kingdom,

in

which

case

the

law

and

courts

of

that

location

will

apply.

If

you

are

resident

in

the

Republic

of

Ireland,

this

guarantee

will

be

governed

by

Irish

law

and

the

Irish

courts

will

have

jurisdiction.

This

guarantee

is

provided

by

Beko

plc.

Beko

House,

1

Greenhill

Crescent,

Watford,

Hertfordshire.

WD18

8QU.

Beko

plc

is

registered

in

England

and

Wales

with

company

registration

number

02415578.

GRUNDIG

UK

AND

IRELAND

ECO

INVERTER

MOTOR

GUARANTEE

TERMS

AND

CONDITIONS

This

10

year

guarantee

relates

to

Grundig

products

that

feature

the

Eco

Inverter

Motor.

35/EN

The

Eco

Inverter

Motor

guarantee

terms

and

conditions

are

in

addition

to

our

Standard

guarantee

terms

and

conditions

detailed

in

the

In

order

to

activate

the

10

year

guarantee

you

MUST

register

the

appliance

within

90

days

of

the

original

purchase

date.

You

can

register

by

first

visiting

grundig.co.uk/register

and

by

following

the

online

instructions.

Grundig

Free

standing

and

Built-in

appliances

come

with

a

36

month

parts

and

labour

guarantee

as

standard,

which

can

be

extended

to

a

60

months

parts

and

labour

guarantee

by

registering

within

90

days

of

the

original

purchase

date.

To

make

a

claim

against

your

Grundig

Eco

Inverter

Motor

Guarantee

(the

“Guarantee”),

all

customer

and

product

details

must

be

registered

with

Beko

plc

using

the

procedure

outlined

below.

1.

This

extra

7

years

(or

5

years

for

appliances

registered

within

90

days

of

the

origi-

nal

purchase

date]

Guarantee

is

only

effective

after

the

expiration

of

the

standard

manufacturer's

guarantee.

2.

Itis

only

valid

for

the

Eco

Inverter

motors

of

selected

washing

machines,

washer-

dryers,

tumble

dryers

and

dishwashers.

It

does

not

cover

any

labour

charge

or

any

other

components

of

the

product.

In

addition,

it

is

only

valid

for

one

replacement

of

the

Eco

Inverter

motor

during

the

extra

7

years

(or

5

years

for

appliances

regis-

tered

within

90

days

of

the

original

purchase

date]

guarantee

period.

3.

To

activate

your

guarantee,

you

MUST

register

your

appliance

within

90

days

of

the

original

purchase

date,

by

visiting

Grundig.co.uk/register.

4.

Customers

will

receive

a

unique

reference

code

as

proof

of

guarantee

validation

by

email

or

post,

which

must

be

quoted

at

the

time

of

a

claim

being

made.

5.

Any

repair/replacement

of

the

Eco

Inverter

motor

must

only

be

carried

out

by

an

authorised

Grundig

Service

Agent

(the

“Service

Agent’).

6.

Labour

for

the

repair/replacement

of

the

Eco

Inverter

motor

is

not

included

in

this

guarantee

and

Is

chargeable

directly

by

the

Service

Agent.

7.

Any

additional

components

fitted

to

the

product

at

any

time

will

not

be

covered

by

this

guarantee

and

will

be

chargeable

directly

by

the

Service

Agent.

8.

The

guarantee

is

not

transferable

and

cannot

be

exchanged

for

cash.

9.

There

are

no

alternative

or

additional

offers

to

this

Guarantee.

10.

The

guarantee

Is

exclusive

of

the

manufacturer's

standard

guarantee

S6/EN

11.

The

Terms

and

Conditions

shown

above

are

in

addition

to

the

standard

terms

and

conditions

of

your

product

guarantee.

Please

read

and

refer

to

such

Terms

and

Conditions

when

making

any

claim.

12.

We

may

use

the

information

you

provide

for

marketing

purposes

and

to

analyse

your

purchasing

preferences.

We

may

keep

your

information

for

a

reasonable

pe-

riod for

these

purposes

In

accordance

with

the

applicable

Data

Protection

Laws

and

General

Data

Protection

Regulations

(GDPR].

You

can

opt

into

this

service

dur-

ing

the

registration

process.

Further

details

are

available

at

http

://www.Grundig.co.uk/cookie-and-privacy.

13.

These

Terms

and

Conditions

are

governed

by

the

laws

of

England

and

Wales;

manufacturer:

Beko

plc,

Beko

House,

1

Greenhill

Crescent,

Watford

WD18

8QU.

Company

Registration

Number:

02415578.

377EN

HOW

TO

OBTAIN

SERVICE

FOR

YOUR

APPLIANCE

Please

keep

your

purchase

receipt

or

other

proof

of

purchase

details

in

a

safe

place;

you

will

need

to

have

this

documentation

available

should

the

product

require

attention

under

guarantee.

Please

take

a

few

moments

to

complete

the

details

below,

as

you

will

need

this

information

when

you

Call

us, or

to

use

our

online

services.

When

you

call

us

you

may

be

required

to

input

your

serial

number

into

your

telephone

keypad.

For

help

please

visit

grundig.co.uk/support/model-finder

e

The

product

model

number

is

printed

on

the

Operating

Instruction

Booklet

/

User

guide

e

The

product

model

and

serial

number

Is

printed

on

the

Rating

Label

affixed

to

the

appliance.

e

The

Retailer

(Purchased

from}

and

Date

of

purchase

will

be

printed

on

your

pur-

chase

receipt

or

other

proof

of

purchase

paperwork

Recording

of

these

details

alone

will

not

count

as

proof

of

purchase.

A

valid

proof

of

purchase

is

required

for

requesting

service

under

guarantee.

For

service

under

guarantee

or

for

product

advice

please

call

our

Contact

centre

Before

requesting

service

please

check

the

troubleshooting

guide

in

the

Operating

Instructions

booklet,

as

a

charge

may

be

levied

where

no

fault

is

found,

and

even

though

your

product

may

still

be

under

guarantee.

After

arranging

service

the

area

around

the

product

must

be

easily

accessible

to

the

Engineer,

without

the

need

for

cabinets

or

furniture

to

be

removed

or

moved.

It

is

your

responsibility

to

ensure

our

Engineers

have

a

clean

and

safe

environment

to

carry

out

any

repairs.

Please

have

your

Model

number

and

Serial

number

available

when

you

call

us,

aS

you

may

be

required

to

input

your

serial

number

into

your

telephone

keypad

during

your

call.

UK

Mainland

&

Northern

Ireland:

0333

207

9920

Landline

or

mobile

calls

to

O3383

numbers

cost

no

more

than

calls

to

geographic

numbers

O1

or

02,

and

are

charged

at

the

basic

rate.

Calls

from

landlines

and

mobiles

are

included

in

free

call

packages

but

please

check

with

your

telephone

service

provider

for

exact

call

charges.

Republic

of

Ireland:

38/EN

01

691

0203

Service

once

the

manufacturers

guarantee

has

expired

lf

you

have

purchased

an

extended

guarantee

please

refer

to

the

instructions

contained

within

the

extended

guarantee

agreement

document,

otherwise

please

call

us

using

the

appropriate

number

above,

where

service

can

be

obtained

at

a

charge.

Should

you

experience

any

difficulty

in

obtaining

service

please

call

us

on

0333

207

9920

or

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