Andrew James AJ000058 Induction Hob - Manual (Page 5)

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Commissioning the device
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Prior to connecting the device, check that the voltage indicated on the rating
label corresponds to the voltage supply in your home. Connecting to a
different voltage other than the one instructed could damage the product
and lead to injury to persons.
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The induction hobs surface consists of temperature-resistant ceramics. If any
damage is visible disconnect the device from the power supply immediately
and contact the manufacturer.
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We recommend not placing any metal kitchen utensils, cookware, pan lids,
knives or other metal objects on the hotplate. These may heat up when the
device is turned on.
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In order to avoid overheating, do not place any aluminium foil or metal
plates on the device.
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Do not insert any objects like wires or tools into the ventilation slots.
Attention: this may cause electric shocks.
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Do not touch the hot surface of the ceramic field. Please note: the induction
hot plate does not heat up itself during cooking, but the temperature of the
cookware heats up the hotplate!
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Do not heat up any unopened tins on the induction hotplate. A heated tin
could explode, therefore remove the lid beforehand.
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Scientific tests have proven that induction hotplates do not pose a risk.
However, persons with a pacemaker should keep a minimum distance of 60
cm to the device while it is in operation.
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Do not use pans that are larger than the surface area of the induction hob.
Operating the device
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Plug the lead into a suitable power outlet and an acoustic signal will sound.
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Place induction compatible cookware in the centre of the hotplate. (Please
note you can test the suitability of the cookware by placing a magnet such as
a fridge magnet on the bottom of the cookware. If the magnet attaches to
the bottom of the cookware, the cookware is suitable to use with the