user manual
Induction hob
EHD 60020 P
2 electrolux
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Contents
Safety instructions.................................. |
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Description of the Appliance .................. |
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Operating the appliance ......................... |
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Tips on Cooking and Frying ................... |
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Cleaning and Care ................................. |
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What to do if …..................................... 14 |
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Disposal ................................................ |
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Installation Instructions .......................... |
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Assembly .............................................. |
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Service .................................................. |
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Subject to change without notice |
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1Warning! This must be read! Important advice for the safety of persons and information on avoiding damage to the appliance
3 General information and advice
2 Information on environmental protection
z Dangerous voltage
1 Safety instructions
Please comply with these instructions. If you |
Safety during use |
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do not, any damage resulting is not covered |
• Remove stickers and film from the glass |
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by the warranty. |
ceramic. |
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Correct use |
• There is the risk of burns from the appli- |
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• This appliance is not intended for use by |
ance if used carelessly. |
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children or other persons whose physi- |
• Cables from electrical appliances must |
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cal, sensory or mental capabilities or |
not touch the hot surface of the appli- |
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lack of experience and knowledge pre- |
ance or hot cookware. |
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vents them from using the appliance |
• Overheated fats and oils can ignite very |
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safely without supervision or instruction |
quickly. Warning! Fire hazard! |
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by a responsible person to ensure that |
• Switch the cooking zones off after each |
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they can use the appliance safely. |
use. |
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• Do not leave the appliance unattended |
• Users with implanted pacemakers |
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during operation. |
should keep their upper body at least |
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• This appliance should be used only for |
30 cm from induction cooking zones |
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normal domestic cooking and frying of |
that are switched on. |
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food. |
• Risk of burns! Do not place objects |
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• The appliance must not be used as a |
made of metal, such as knives, forks, |
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work surface or as a storage surface. |
spoons and saucepan lids on the cook- |
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• Additions or modifications to the appli- |
ing surface, as they can get hot. |
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ance are not permitted. |
Safety when cleaning |
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• Do not place or store flammable liquids, |
• For cleaning, the appliance must be |
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highly inflammable materials or fusible |
switched off and cooled down. |
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objects (e.g. plastic film, plastic, alumin- |
• For safety reasons, the cleaning of the |
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ium) on or near the appliance. |
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appliance with steam jet or high-pres- |
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Children’s safety |
sure cleaning equipment is not permit- |
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• Small children must be kept away from |
ted. |
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the appliance. |
How to avoid damage to the appliance |
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• Only let bigger children work on the ap- |
• The glass ceramic can be damaged by |
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pliance under supervision. |
objects falling onto it. |
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• To avoid small children and pets unin- |
• The edge of the glass ceramic can be |
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tentionally switching the appliance on, |
damaged by being knocked by the |
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we recommend activation of the child |
cookware. |
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safety device. |
• Cookware made of cast iron, cast alu- |
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General safety |
minium or with damaged bottoms can |
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• The appliance may only be installed and |
scratch the glass ceramic if pushed |
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connected by trained, registered service |
across the surface. |
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engineers. |
• Objects that melt and things that boil |
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• Built-in appliances may only be used af- |
over can burn onto the glass ceramic |
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ter they have built in to suitable built-in |
and should be removed straightaway. |
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units and work surfaces that meet |
• Do not use the cooking zones with emp- |
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standards. |
ty cookware or without cookware. |
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• In the event of faults with the appliance |
• To avoid damaging cookware and glass |
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or damage to the glass ceramic (cracks, |
ceramics, do not allow saucepans or |
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scratches or splits), the appliance must |
frying pans to boil dry. |
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be switched off and disconnected from |
• The ventilation gap of 5mm between the |
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the electrical supply, to prevent the pos- |
worktop and front of the unit underneath |
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sibility of an electric shock. |
it must not be covered. |
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• Repairs to the appliance must only be |
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carried out by trained registered service |
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engineers. |
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Description of the Appliance
Cooking surface layout
Induction cooking zone 1400 W |
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Induction cooking zone 1800 W |
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Induction cooking zone 2200 W |
Control panel |
Induction cooking zone 1800 W |
with power function 3700 W |
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with power function 2800 W |
Control panel layout
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Cooking zone indicators |
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On/Off |
Timer |
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Power function |
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Touch Control sensor fields
The appliance is operated using Touch Control sensor fields. Functions are controlled by touching sensor fields and confirmed by displays and acoustic signals.
Touch the sensor fields from above, without covering other sensor fields.
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Sensor field |
Function |
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On / Off |
To switch the appliance on and off |
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Increase settings |
Increasing heat setting/time |
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Decrease settings |
Decreasing heat setting/time |
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Timer |
Timer selection |
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Lock |
Locking/unlocking the control panel |
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Power |
Switching the power function on and off |
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Displays |
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Display |
Description |
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Cooking zone is switched off |
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Heat settings |
Heat setting is set |
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Fault |
Malfunction has occurred |
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Pan detection |
Cookware is unsuitable or too small or no |
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cookware has been placed on the cooking |
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Residual heat |
Cooking zone is still hot |
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Child safety device |
Lock/child safety device is engaged |
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Power |
Power function is switched on |
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Automatic switch off |
Switch off is active. |
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Residual heat indicator
1Warning! Risk of burns from residual heat. After being switched off, the cook-
ing zones need some time to cool down. Look at the residual heat indicator 
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3Residual heat can be used for melting and keeping food warm.
The induction cooking zones create the heat required for cooking directly in the base of the cookware. The glass ceramic is merely heated by the residual heat of the cookware. The cooling fan switches itself on and off depending upon the temperature of the electronics.
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Operating the appliance
3Use the induction cooking zones with suitable cookware.
Switching the appliance on and off
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Control panel |
Display |
Pilot light |
To switch on |
Touch for 1 second |
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lights up |
To switch off |
Touch for 1 second |
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goes out |
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3After switching on, within approx.
10 seconds a heat setting or a function must be set, otherwise the appliance automatically switches itself off.
Setting the heat setting
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Increase |
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Decrease |
Touch |
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Switch off |
Touch and |
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Locking/unlocking the control panel
The control panel, with the exception of the “On/Off” sensor field, can be locked at any time in order to prevent the settings being changed e.g. by wiping over the panel with a cloth.
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Control panel |
Display |
Switch on |
Touch |
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Switch off |
Touch |
previously set heat setting |
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3When you switch the appliance off, the locking function is automatically switched off.
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Using the child safety device
The child safety device prevents unintentional use of the appliance.
Setting the child safety device
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Control panel |
Display/Signal |
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Switch on the appliance |
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(Do not set a heat setting) |
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2. |
Touch |
until the signal sounds |
Acoustic signal |
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Touch |
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Appliance switches off. The child safety device is engaged.
Overriding the child safety device
The child safety device can be released in this way for a single cooking session; it remains activated afterwards.
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Display/Signal |
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Switch on the appliance |
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Touch and |
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Until the appliance is next switched off, it can be used as normal.
Releasing the child safety device
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Control panel |
Display/Signal |
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Switch on the appliance |
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Touch |
until the signal sounds |
Acoustic signal |
3.Touch
Appliance switches off. The child safety device is released.
Switching the power function on and off
The power function 
makes more power available to the induction cooking zones, e.g. to bring a large quantity of water to the boil quickly.
The power function is activated for 10 minutes at most. After that the induction cooking zone automatically switches back to heat setting 9.
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3If the power function has ended, the cooking zones automatically switch back to the heat setting set previously.
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Power Management
The cooking zones of the cooking surface have a maximum power.
The maximum power is reached when the heat setting 9 has been set for all cooking zones.
Two cooking zones generate a pair (see figure) and therefore, the power management shares the maximum available power between these cooking zones.
When the power function is selected for one cooking zone, the power management makes the additional power for this cooking zone available by reducing the power of the corresponding other cooking zone.
Example: the heat setting 9 is selected on one cooking zone. The power function is switched on for the corresponding cooking zone. The power function is carried out but the heat setting 9 of one of the cooking zones and the power function for the other cooking zone of the pair exceed the maximum power for both at the same time. For this purpose, the power management reduces the power of the cooking zone that switched on first from 9 to example 5 and the display of this cooking zone changes between 9 and 5 and then stays at the current possible maximum 5. (If the display changes between 9 and 5 or 9 and 3 or another value depends on the type of appliance and the size of the cooking zone.).
Using the timer
All cooking zones can use each use one of the two timer functions at the same time.
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Outcome after the time |
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Automatic cut-out |
a heat setting is set |
acoustic signal |
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Cooking zone switches off |
Countdown timer |
cooking zones not in use |
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3If a cooking zone is switched off, the timer function set is also switched off.
3If a heat setting is set on this cooking zone in addition to a countdown timer, the cooking zone is switched off after the time set has elapsed.
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