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OPERATION
If within 10 seconds after the hob has been switched on no sensor has been
activated, the heating zones switch off.
A heating zone is active when on the hob display a figure or letter and a decimal
point lights up, which means that the zone is ready for the heating power to be set up.
Adjusting heating power level of an induction zone
When the display of a heating zone (4) shows "0" and a decimal point you may start adjusting
the required level of heating power using sensor (+) (2) or () (3).
Booster "P" function
The Booster function makes it possible to in-
crease power of a heating zone Ø 210 – from
2100W to 3700W, and of zone Ø 260 – from
2600W to 3700W.
Activation of the Booster function should be
performed as follows:
- Press the Booster function sensor, which
is signalled by lighting up of the LED next to
sensor (9),
- Then press sensor (+) (2) or sensor (-) (3)
for a specific heating zone, which is signalled
by the appearance of „P" letter on the display,
while the LED next to the display (9) switches
off. The whole time „P" letter is on, the Booster
function is active.
The Booster function is switched off by pres-
sing sensor (-) (3) and reducing heating power
or by simultaneous pressing of sensor (+) (2)
and sensor (-) (3), or after removing a pot from
the heating zone.
If a pot is removed from the heating
zone when the Booster function is in
operation, the function is still active
and time countdown will continue.
If the temperature of the heating
zone (its electronic system or a
coil) is exceeded when the Booster
function is activated, it is automati-
cally switched off. The heating zone
returns to the nominal power.
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The duration of the Booster function
operation is limited by the sensor panel
to 10 minutes. When the Booster function
is automatically switched off, the heating
zone keeps working with nominal power.
The Booster function can be reactivated
provided that temperature sensors in
electronic systems and coils allow that.
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