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solution of induction problems
Based on the number of flashes of the green indicator light,
the induction hob indicates the type of problem which has
occurred.
The flash codes are listed below along with recommenda-
tions on what to do.
The indicator light always does a long flash first followed
by the number of flashes related to the problem that has
occurred.
problem
1 No current on Unsuitable pot
the inductor. (e.g.: alumini-
um).
2 High current Unsuitable pot
on the induc- (e.g.: alumini-
tor. um).
3 High tempera- Clogged
ture on the ducts.
cooling unit. Blocked fan.
4 High tempera- Empty pot.
ture on the
cooking zone.
5 I n t e r r u p t i o n D e f e c t i v e
on the knob. knob.
6 High tempera- Clogged
ture inside the ducts.
generator. Blocked fan.
7 Cooking zone Short circuit on
te m p e rat u re the sensor.
sensor.
10 C o n n e c t i o n No connection
error. between
control panel
and the gen-
erator.
In case of problems not listed in this table, contact a qualified
service centre only.
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Cause solution
Use suitable
pots (e.g.: in
steel 430).
Use suitable
pots (e.g.: in
steel 430).
air Check and free
the air ducts.
Clean the fan.
Remove the
pot and switch
off the hob.
Check/ replace
the switch.
air Check and free
the air ducts.
Clean the fan.
Have the sen-
sor checked /
replaced.
Disconnect the
the hob from the
power supply.
Check the con-
nections.
OpeRATing insTRUCTiOns FOR eleCTRiC OVens
Fe-TYpe eleCTRiC OVen (Fig.8)
- The heating elements are placed in the roof (top heat)
and floor (bottom heat).
- The temperature can be regulated between 50 °C and 300
°C by a thermostat connected to a three-pole switch.
- The top and bottom heating elements can be switched
on simultaneously or individually.
- Indicator lights indicate when the appliance is operating.
- The cooking chamber is made of stainless steel.
- There is no flue-gas collector in the cooker with an electric
oven.
switch-on and switch-off of the Fe-type electric oven
Operate the switch upstream from the appliance.
To switch on the appliance, turn the knob (A) and select the
top, bottom or both heating elements depending on the
type of cooking desired.
The indicator light (C) turns on to indicate that the oven is
operating, but the heating elements do not yet produce
heat.
Turn the knob (B) to activate the heating elements, and the
indicator light (D) turns on. The desired cooking temperature
can then be set by turning the knob further.
The indicator light (D) turns off when the selected tempera-
ture has been reached, and the heating elements switch off.
When the temperature falls below the set value, the indica-
tor light (D) turns on and the heating elements switch back
on again.
To switch the oven off, turn both the knobs to the position
"O"
Fe1-TYpe eleCTRiC OVen (FAn OVen) (Fig.9)
- In this type of oven the heat comes from the rear of the
chamber and a fan distributes the heat in a uniform man-
ner.
- The motor fan is located at the back of the oven, at the
centre of the circular heating element.
- The temperature can be regulated between 50 °C and 300
°C by a thermostat connected to a two-pole switch.
- Indicator lights indicate when the appliance is operating.
- The cooking chamber is made of stainless steel.
- There is no flue-gas collector in the cooker with an electric
oven.
switch-on and switch-off of the Fe1-type electric oven
Operate the switch upstream from the appliance.
To switch on the appliance, turn the knob (A) to the desired
temperature; the indicator light (B) turns on to indicate that
the oven is operating and the indicator light (C) turns on to
indicate that the heating element is active.
The indicator light (C) turns off when the selected tempera-
ture has been reached; the heating element switches off, but
the fan continues to operate.
When the temperature falls below the set value, the indi-
cator light (C) turns on and the heating element switches
back on.
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