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USE AND CARE GUIDE
Model:
Serial Number:
www.caloricappliances.ca info@caloricappliances.ca
Electric Induction Cooktops
Models
CICT244
CICT305
CICT366
EN
Before installation, record the model and serial
as found on the bottom of your cooktop. If you require
service or call with a question, please have this
information ready.
number
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Important Safety Instructions........................................................................1 4 -
Cooktop Features........................................................................................ 5-7
Using .....................................................................................8 12 The Cooktop -
Your CALORIC Induction Cooktop
We thank you for purchasing the CALORIC induction cooktops.
Please read the entire instruction manual prior to using
your unit.
We wish you find a lot of pleasure in its use.
We hope you enjoy the speed, efficiency, and safety of our appliance.
Induction cooking is a safe, advanced, efficient, and economical cooking
technology. It works by electromagnetic field generating instant heat
directly in the cookware bottom, rather than indirectly through heating the
glass surface. The glass becomes hot only because the cookware warms
it up.
Our induction cooktops have been tested and comply with Part 18 of the
FCC Rules for ISM equipment. Product meets the FCC requirements to
minimize interference with other devices in residential installation.
About Induction Cooking
Operational Cooktop Noises...........................................................................13
Compatible Cookware.....................................................................................14
Cleaning Your Cooktop...................................................................................15
Troubleshooting Guide..............................................................................16 17-
Installation Instructions.............................................................................18 23-
WARNING
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Intended Use
Cooking Safety
Close supervision is necessary when
any appliance is used by or near
children.
Do not touch hot surfaces. Use dry pot
holders to hold the handles of pots and
pans.
Use only dry potholders - moist or damp
potholders on hot surfaces may result
in burns from steam. Do not let the
potholder touch hot heating elements.
Do not use a towel or other bulky cloth.
Nevertheless, we strongly recommend
that a person with physical or mental
impairments not use the appliance
unless accompanied by a qualified
person. The same recommendation
applies to children.
When the unit is on, do not touch
outside the control panel as the surface
may contain residual heat. It is
important to be aware that the unit’s
surface will remain hot for a short
period of time after use. Do not touch
hot surfaces.
Do not allow aluminum foil, paper or
cloth to come in contact with a hot
element.
Avoid preparing food in aluminum foil
or plastic containers over the hot
cooking zones.
Protective liners - Do not use aluminum
foil to line cooking zone, drip bowls or
oven bottoms, except as suggested in
the manual. Improper use of these
liners may result in a risk of electric
shock or fire.
Do not allow pans to boil dry or empty.
Never leave the cooktop unattended
when in use.
Always use the proper pot and pan
size.
The use of undersized cookware will
expose a portion of the hot element,
which can result in ignition of clothing
or personal burners.
Always remove the covers on sealed or
canned goods and before heating to
avoid explosion.
This appliance is designed for built-in
household use only.
Do not use outdoors.
Do not use the appliance to heat a
room.
Important Safety Instructions
WARNING
WARNING
Failure to follow these warnings could result in a fire or explosion
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WARNING
IMPORTANT Keep these instructions handy for future use.
The appliance is manufactured in compliance with the relevant safety standard.
Read all instructions carefully before installation and operation
of the appliance.
that causes property damage, personal injury or death. To reduce the risk of fire,
electric shock or injury, take the following precautions:
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Environment of Unit
Cleaning Safety
Condition of Unit
Do not use steam cleaners or highpressure cleaners to clean the cooktop,
as this may result in electric shock.
Do not operate any
appliance with a damaged cord or
after the appliance malfunctions or
has been damaged in any manner.
Return appliance to the nearest
authorized service facility for
examination, repair, or adjustment.
To reduce the risk of fire, do not let any
objects(glass, paper, etc.) obstruct the
inlet and outlet of your cooktop.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do
not mount unit over a sink.
To reduce the risk of fire, do not store
anything directly on top of the
appliance surface when the appliance
is in operation.
Always have a working smoke detector
in or near the kitchen.
Do not leave lids or
other metal objects such as knives,
forks or spoons on the cooktop. If the
cooktop is turned on, these objects
can heat up quickly and may cause
burns.
Do not place rough or uneven objects
on the units as they may damage the
surface. If the cooktop is near a
window, ensure that curtains do not
blow over or near the unit.
Do not use the
cooktop as a work surface. Certain
substances such as salt, sugar, or
sand can scratch the glass ceramic
surface.
Do not store hard or pointed objects
over the cooktop as they can damage
the unit if they fall on top.
Important Safety Instructions
CAUTION
CAUTION
IMPORTANT
WARNING
WARNING
IMPORTANT
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Some cleaners can produce
noxious fumes if applied to a hot
surface.
steam or
Clean Cook - Top with
Caution - If a wet sponge or cloth is
used to wipe spills on a hot cooking
area, be careful to avoid steam burns.
IMPORTANT
Do Not Cook on
Broken Cook-Top. If cook-top break,
cleaning solutions and spillovers may
penetrate the broken cook-top and
create a risk of electric shock.
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Power Cord Safety
Do not put detergents or flammable
materials in the equipment installed
under the cooktop.
Extreme caution must be used when
moving an appliance containing hot oil
or other hot liquids.
While cooking any overflowed fat or oil
on the cooktop may ignite. There is a
risk of burning and fire; therefore,
control the cooking process at all times.
The use of accessory attachments not
recommended by the appliance
manufacturer may cause injuries.
Items with a magnetic field such as:
radios, televisions, credit cards,
cassette tapes etc., can affect the unit.
The marked electrical rating should be
at least as great as the electrical rating
on the appliance.
To prevent accidents and achieve
optimal ventilation, allow for sufficient
space around the cooking area.
Environment of Unit
CAUTION
WARNING
WARNING
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Important Safety Instructions
Do not store items of
interest to children in cabinets above
the range or on the backguard of a
range - children climbing on the range
to reach items could get seriously
injured.
Use proper cookware size - This
appliance is equipped with four for five
Cooking Elements of different sizes.
Choose cookware with a flat bottom
large enough to cover the unit heating
surface. The use of undersized
cookware will expose a portion of the
heating surface where direct contact
may be made and cause serious injury.
Compatible cookware will improve
efficiency.
To reduce risk of burns, ignition of
flammable materials, and spillage due
to unintentional contact with cookware,
the cookware handles should be turned
inward and not extend over adjacent
heating surface.
Wear proper apparel - loose fitting or
hanging garments should never be
worn while using the appliance.
Unplug from outlet when not in use and
before cleaning. Allow to cool before
performing any maintenance or repairs.
Always attach plug to appliance first,
then plug cord into the wall outlet. To
disconnect, turn any control to off, then
remove plug from wall outlet.
The cord should be arranged so that it
will not drape over the countertop
where it can be pulled on by children or
tripped over.
To protect against
electric shock, do not immerse cord, or
main body in water or any other liquid.
Do not let cord hang over edge of table
or counter.
Do not allow cord to touch hot surface.
A short power supply cord or
detachable power supply cord should
be used to reduce the risk of becoming
entangled in or tripping over a longer
cord.
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Service and Repair Safety
Important Safety Instructions
WARNING
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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This product may not be treated as household waste. Instead it should be
handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical
and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly,
you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment
and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste
handling of this product. For more detailed information about recycling of
this product, please contact your local city office, your household waste
disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.
There are no user serviceable parts on
this appliance. Only an authorized
service representative should attempt
to service your cooktop.
Do not repair or
replace any part of the appliance
unless specifically recommended in
the manual. All other services should
be referred to a qualified technician.
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30" (76.2cm) Model CICT305
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4
3
5
7 9 10
10 9
24" (59cm) Model CICT244
6 7 8 9 10
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1
2
1
2
1
2
1. Left rear cooking e
2. Left front cooking element
3. Right rear cooking element
4. Right front cooking element
5. Center rear cooking element (Model
CICT366 only)
6. Left rear cooking element control area
7. Left front cooking element control area
8. Center cooking element control area
(Model CICT366 only)
9. Right front cooking element control area
10.Right rear cooking element control area
lement
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36" (91.4cm) Model CICT366
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4
6
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Cooktop Features
This manual covers different models. The cooktop you have
purchased may have some or all of the features listed.
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11. Main Power On/Off
12. Main Power indicator light
13. Controls Lock
14. Control Lock indicator light
15. Stop/Go
16. Stop/Go indicator light
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12
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17. Cooking element symbol and Power On/Off
18. Increase power
19. Decrease power
20. Heat level and Residual heat display
21. Power Boost symbol and indicator light
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20
21
22. Minute timer
23. Minute timer setting Up
24. Minute timer setting Down
25. Minute timer display window and
cooking element symbol
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Cooktop Features
This manual covers different models. The cooktop you have
purchased may have some or all of the features listed.
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Specification
Heat Setting Displays
DISPLAY
DESCRIPTION
No
power level for the element
The keep warm function
The power level
The power boost
A cooking element is still hot to touch (residual heat)
Electronics fault error message of specific cooking element
Error code
STOP/GO
Cooktop Features
CICT244
CICT305 CICT366
23-7/32" x 20-15/32" x 2-5/32"
30" x 21" x 2-5/32"
36" x 21" x 2-5/32"
Product dimension wxdxh inch( )
Cut-out dimension(wxd) inch
Min.:21-31/32" x 18-15/16"
Max.:22-7/16" x 20-1/16"
Min 28-3/4" x 19-21/32".:
Max 29-5/16" x 20-1/16".:
Min 34-7/16" x19-21/32".:
Max 35-1/32" x 20-1/16".:
Voltage (volts)
240 240 240
Frequency ( Hz)
60 60 60
Total power (Watts)
7400 7400 9600
Elements
4 4
5
Front Left
1850W/2400W 2200W/3200W 1800W/2400W
Rear Left
1850W/2400W 1800W/2600W 1800W/2400W
Front Rig ht
1600W/1800W 1600W/2000W 2200W/3200W
Rear Right
2100W/2700W 2400W/3700W 1800W/2600W
Center
N/ A N/ A 2400W/3700W
Model
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Touch and hold for 3 seconds
Operating The Cooking Elements
Controls Lock
To Lock
To unlock
Touch and Hold Lock key pad for 3
seconds, a beep will sound, the
indicator light will turn OFF.
To Turn On The Cooktop
While in the Standby mode, touch the
Main “Power” key pad, a “beep” will
sound and the indicator light above the
Power key pad will be lit up, indicating
that the induction cooktop functions are
ready to use. The unit will automatically
Touch and Hold Lock key pad for 3
seconds, a “beep” will sound and
the indicator light above the Lock key
pad will be lit up.
Controls
cooktop is off: Controls Lock prevents
activation of any sensor key, except for
the Lock key pad, so you must
deactivate the control lock firstly, then
touch the main POWER key pad to turn
on the cooktop.
Controls Lock is activated during the
cooktop use: Controls Lock prevents
activation of any sensor key, except for
the ON/OFF, Power and Lock key pad.
Lock is activated when the
Using The Cooktop
IMPORTANT
Touch the Minus key (- ) to start at low
level, the power display will show 1.
Touch the “ ” key, it will show on the
display as a “P” and Power Boost LED
is lit up, boosting the heating power to
the highest level for 10 minutes.
Touch the Plus key (+) to start at high
level, the power display will show 9.
return to Standby mode if no ON/OFF
keys are touched within 30 seconds.
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To turn on one or more Cooking
Elements, place a compatible pot or
pan on the desired cooking element.
With the cooktop being ON as
mentioned above, touch the ON/OFF
key pad of the desired cooking
element, the Power display will show a
“- ”, indicating no power level for the
Element has been set yet, then press
either the “+” key, “- ” key or “ ”
(Power Boost) key to select a cooking
level. The selected cooking element
will automatically turn off if no power
selection key is not pressed within
30 seconds.
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Using The Cooktop
Power Management
Automatic Power Level Control
Touch “- ” key or “+” key to adjust the desired power level;
NOTE: During cooking, the unit is equipped with safeguards against parching.
Heating will appear intermittent phenomenon when cooking element is used for
frying, stir-frying, grilling and other high temperature cooking formats.
To Turn Off
The power level displayed may be different from the actual power level at the power
sharing and high temperature range. To prevent the cooktop from overheating, the
power level is controlled automatically.
Power Boost
Keep Warm
WARNING
WARNING
While in the Power level 1, touch “ ”
key to enter into Keep Warm mode,
Power digital will switch from 1 to L.
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In the Boost status, touch “ ” key or
after 10 minutes the power boost
setting will switch off automatically,
Power Boost indicator light will turn off,
Power digital will switch from P to 9.
-
Power Boost is only
recommended for BOILING WATER.
Do not leave a pot
unattended while in Boost Mode or
other high power settings.
The 'Boost' function is used to cook at
maximum power for a short period of
time (maximum 10 minutes). The
power is reduced to level 9 at the end
of the maximum boost time.
1. Touch the ON/OFF key of the
cooking element being used, a “beep”
will sound and Power display will turn
off, and the corresponding cooking
element will turn off, indicating
touched cooking element shut off.
2. Touch the Main Power key pad to
turn off the entire cooktop, a “beep”
will sound and all indicator lights will
turn off, indicating the cooktop enter
into the Standby mode.
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36" ( cm) Model CICT36691.5
24" (59cm) Model CICT244
Left Zone Right Zone
30" (76.2cm) Model CICT305
Left Zone Right Zone
Left Zone Right Zone
Using The Cooktop
Power Sharing
Four or five burner cooktops are divided
into two separate cooking area, the
right and left side cooking elements
share power of a inverter.
Power sharing is activated when the
cooking element in the same area are
activated; the controls adjust the power
automatically for “Power Sharing”. This
power sharing is administered by unit's
microprocessors, which will alternate
power in one area.
Power sharing tips: Remember to
select the power setting last for the
cooking element you want to maintain
at full setting heat. To maintain full
setting heat for two items, place one
item on a element in one section (left
side), and the other item on a element
in another section (right side).
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Using The Cooktop
Stop/Go
To turn on
To turn off
Use the Stop/Go function to the
cooktop for Max. 10 minutes while
cooking; the unit will be automatically
switched off if Stop/Go is not touched
again within 10 minutes.
'Pause'
One or more cooking zones are active.
Touch Stop/Go key pad, a “beep” will
sound, the indicator light above the
Stop/Go will be lit up and all opened
Power digital display of the cooktop
will show blinking like marching ants.
Any set cooking timers/minute stop,
When deactivating "Stop and Go", the
countdown will continue.
Touch Stop/Go key again within 10
minutes, the indicator light above
Stop/Go button will go off, and the
cooktop continues with the settings
that were set before the Stop / Go.
All of the buttons are inactive except
for Stop/Go, Lock and ON/OFF and
POWER key.
If no any key are touched within 10
minutes, all of the active cooking
zones are automatically switched off.
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Using The Cooktop
Residual Heat Indicator
Set Timer
The automatic timer settings range
from 1 minute to 99 minutes. (NOTE:
There is no “seconds” and “hours”
display, only minutes.) The red dot
next to the Time symbol indicator will
illuminate indicating that the cooking
elements is selected.
While cooking, touch the Timer key
pad until time light of the desired
cooking element is ON, Time digital
display reads “00” and blinking; Touch
“+” or “- ” key to set the desired
number, Once the Timer is set and no
“+” or “- ” key are pressed for 5
seconds, the Minute Timer begins the
countdown and the timer display will
stop blinking and will stay on in the
display. Once the Minute Timer
reaches “00”, a “beep” will be sound,
indicating that the time is up, the
Particular Cooking Element will
automatically shut off.
If you want to set another burner to
switch-off automatically, touch Timer
key to until the desired time symbol
indicator blinks, repeat the same
steps above.
If you want to check the remaining
time for another Cooking Element,
touch the Timer until the Time
symbol indicator for the desired
Cooking Element blinks.
If more than one switch-off time is
programmed, the shortest time
remaining will show in the Time
digital display, the indicator for that
particular burner will be blinking.
To Cancel Timer
Touch the Timer until the Time
symbol indicator for the desired
Cooking Element blinks, then
touch the “+” or “- ” to set the timer
to 00. The Time digital display will
blink for 5 seconds and then turn
off, indicating that the timer of
selected heating element has been
cancelled.
After using any of the Cooking
Element, the cooking area will
remain hot. Even after turning off the
entire unit, the surface of the
cooktop will remain hot for some
time. The digital display for the
Cooking Element will show an “H” to
warn the user that the surface is hot
to touch(Hot surface indicator)
after the Cooking Element switch
off. Wait until the “H” is no longer
displayed to clean the unit. You may
turn the Cooking Element back on
even if the “H” is displayed.
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The induction fields are generated by
electronics equipment, which are
pretty much silent but they do produce
heat at high power level. A softsounding cooling fan run when the
unit is running multiple cooking
elements at high settings at once or
when a cooking element is set at very
high power settings.
What can sometimes produce sound
with induction cooking is not the
induction equipment but the cookware
itself. Slight sounds may be produced
by different types of cookware. Some
of the possible causes include:
Cookware with irregular or warped
bottoms can vibrate audibly on the
ceramic glass surface, though again
typically only at high power settings.
A “Cracking” noise may be heard if
the cookware base is made of layer of
different material.
A low “humming” noise occurs when
cooking, which is normal particularly
at high power settings.
Whistling can occur if both elements
are being used at the same time at
the high settings, and the cookware
has bases made of layer of different
material.
Loose-fitting handles on cookware,
typically when riveted on, can vibrate
slightly.
High quality cookware of solid cast
iron including enamelware will lower
the noise.
Operational Cooktop Noises
Heavier pans such as enameled cast
iron produce less noise than a
lighter weight multi-ply stainless
steel pan; Light weight cookware
may also vibrate. Heavy weight
quality cookware is recommended.
Cookware Noise
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Proper Cookware
Improper Cookware
Non-magnetic stainless stee l
Pot with stand s
Heat resistant glas s
Ceramic containe r
Coppe r
Aluminum
Magnetic stainless steel
Cast iron
Enameled iron
Nickel
Bottom measuring less than
12 cm(4. 7 inches)
NOTE: Some cookware can produce noises when used on induction
cooking zones. This is not a fault in the cooktop, and its function will not
be impaired in any way as a result.
Induction
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Flat- bottomed pots or pans with or
made from the following:
Pots or pans with or made of the
following CANNOT be used on your
cooktop:
Because induction cooking requires a magnetic vessel for heating, only
certain materials can be used on your cooktop.
Optimally the cookware will
have this induction image
on the retail box:
Check that the bases of your pans
are attracted by a magnet to find out
if they are suitable.
The quality of your cooking is dependent on the cookware you use.
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Cleaning Your Cooktop
1.Be careful not to slide pots and
pans across your cooktop. It will
leave metal markings on the
cooktop surface. These marks are
removable using a ceramic cooktop
cleaner with cleaning pad for
ceramic glass.
2.If pots with a thin overlay of aluminum
or copper are allowed to boil dry, the
overlay may leave black discoloration
on the cooktop. This should be
removed immediately before heating
again or the discoloration may be
permanent.
NOTE: If the ceramic glass top of the cooktop is broken, turn off the unit; the
cooktop glass will have to be replaced. In this case, contact CALORIC for
assistance.
After each use, be sure the controls are turned to OFF and let your cooktop
COOL down completely, and then start cleaning your cooktop. When it is cool to
the touch, apply approximately 1 teaspoon (5ml) of non-abrasive cleaner to the
surface of the ceramic glass with a lightly damaged cloth. Use a second cloth to
remove any remaining cleaner residue. Wipe dry with a dry cloth.
Do NOT use the following to clean your unit
Metal Marks and Scratches
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Glass cleaners which contain ammonia or chlorine b l each as these
materials may stain the cooktop
Caustic cleaners that may etch the surface
Abrasive cleaners
Metal scouring pads and scrub sponges
Powdery cleaners containing chorine bleach
Flammable cleaners such as lighter fluid or WD-40
NOTE: Sugary products can damage the ceramic glass surface. If dry sugar,
sugar syrup, tomato products, or milk spills on the surface DURING heating,
clean immediately.
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Troubleshooting Guide
Cooktop does not work
Make sure Lock mode is
turned off
Check house lights to
confirm power outage
Cooktop does not heat
No cookware or improper
cookware placement on the
cooking element
Cookware is not properly
resting on cooking element
Incorrect cooking element
selected
No power to cooktop
Problem Possible Cause Solutions
If you encounter the following problems while using your cooktop, check the
guide below to see if you can correct the problem yourself before calling for
assistance or service:
Cooktop contr ols are locked
Power outage
Installatio n wire not complete
Circuit break er has tripped or
fuse is blown
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Incorrect cookware size
for the selected cooking
element
Make sure the cooktop vents
are not blocked
The cooktop features an
automatic shutoff feature
that turns off the entire
cooktop if any cooking
element has been on
continuously for 2 hours
The cooktop control panel
may register liquids or
objects obstructing the
panel, which can cause the
cooktop to shut off. Clean up
spills or remove objects and
restart the unit
Cooktop turns off while
cooking
controls area
Liquid or object on the
automatic shut off
cooktop, activating
temperature inside the
sensor has detected high
Cooktop internal heat
above
See “Cooktop does not work”
being used
is ON for the cooking element
Make sure the correct control
COMPATIBLE COOKWARE
cooking element. See
flat and centered on the
Cookware bottoms must be
COOKWARE
See COMPATIBLE
cooking element completely.
must be large enough to cover
The bottom of the cookware
COMPATIBLE COOKWARE
induction cooking. See
also of correct type for
element, and that cookware is
is centered on the cooking
Make sure that the cookware
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Power boost doe s not work
NTC1 Break off
NTC2 Break off
NTC2 Short circ uit
See POWER SHARI NG
The electroni cs are cooling down
This is a normal oc currence
“EE” appears in t he Timer display
“E9” appears in t he Timer display
“E8” appears in t he Timer display
“E7” appears in t he Timer display
“E3” appears in t he Timer display
“E2” appears in t he Timer display
“E1” appears in t he Timer display
“E0”appears i n the Timer display
“E”appears in t he Power display
IGBT ov erheating
Electronics f ault error message
of particular c ooking element
NTC1 Short circ uit
Problem Possible Cause Solutions
Troubleshooting Guide
If you encounter the following problems while using your cooktop, check the
guide below to see if you can correct the problem yourself before calling for
assistance or service:
This may be cause d by
increased vol tage being
supplied to the h ouse circuit.
If the connecti ons are correct
and the supplie d voltage
returns to norm al, the code
will disappear
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This is a normal oc currence,
See Operation al Cooktop
Noises
Noise
Noise like humm ing,
crackling and b uzzing
Make sure that th e cookware
is centered on th e cooking
element, and th at it is also
induction com patible. See
COMPATIBLE COOKWARE
Turn the cooktop OFF; then
pull plug out for a bout 30
seconds. Then re-insert the
plug and turn the c ooktop on
using the POWER p ad. If the
error message i s still
displayed, ca ll for service
This ma y be caused by
reduced volta ge being
supplied to the h ouse circuit.
If connection s are correct and
the supplied vo ltage returns
to normal, the co de will
disappear
Supplied volt age to cooktop is
too high
Supplied volt age to cooktop is
too low
Turn off unit to all ow IGBT to
cool. Restart u nit
See E0, E1, E2, E3, E 7, E8,
E9, EE
The fans keep run ning for one
minute after th e cooking element
has been switch ed off
Total using power reach rated
power (Model CICT24 4,
CICT305) or 480 0W(Model
CICT366) in the s ame section.
3700W
No cookware fou nd or improper
placement of co okware on the
cooking eleme nt
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Serial plate is located
under the burner box
of cooktop.
Installation Instructions
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Installation and service must be performed by a qualified
installer or service technician.
Read and save these instructions for future reference.
A
these instructions can be killed or seriously injured.
lways read and obey all safety information, failure to follow
WARNING
1. Visually inspect the cooktop for damage.
Also make sure all cooktop screws are on tight.
2. Record the model and serial number as found
on the bottom of your cooktop. When ordering
parts for or making inquires about your cooktop,
always be sure to include the model and serial
numbers and a lot number or letter from the serial
plate on your cooktop.
3. Cutout dimensions of the countertop.
4. Make sure the wall coverings, countertop and cabinets
around the cooktop can withstand heat (up to 200°F) generated
by the cooktop.
5. Gently lower the cooktop into the countertop cutout.
NOTE: Do not seal the cooktop to the countertop,
the cooktop must be removable if service is necessary.
Observe all governing codes and local ordinances.
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
DANGER
Model CICT244 & model CICT305 need 40 Amp service.
Model CICT366 needs 50 Amp service.
Maximum Connected Load
Model CICT244 ......7.4 kW at 240 VAC, 6.4 kW at 208VAC
Before Installing the cooktop
Electrical Connection
Model CICT305 ......7.4 kW at 240 VAC, 6.4 kW at 208VAC
Model CICT366 ......9.6 kW at 240 VAC, 8.3 kW at 208VAC
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Installation Instructions
Cable from Power Supply
Green Wire
(Grounding)
Junction Box
Black Wire
White Wire
Cable from appliance
The Caloric Induction Cooktops must connect to a separate, grounded
three-wire, single phase, AC Only electrical supply with their own circuit
breaker. These appliances must be installed in accordance with National
Electrical Codes, as well as all state, municipal and local codes. This
appliance must be supplied with the proper voltage and frequency and
amperage, which is protected by a properly sized circuit breaker or time
delay fuse.
Electrical ground is required on this appliance
WARNING
The cooktop conduit wiring is approved for copper wire
connection only, if you have aluminum house wiring, use only special
connectors which are approved for joining copper and aluminum wires
conform with local codes and ordinances. Follow the electrical connector
manufacturer’s recommended procedure closely.
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Red Wire
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Min 21-31/32"(558)
Max 22-7/16"(570)
A
Installation — 24" (59cm) Model CICT244
CICT244
Countertop Cut-Out Opening
18"
(457)
(64)
36"(914)
13"max
(330)
24" min
(610)
4-23/32"( 120) min
Height Clearance from the
2" min
(51)
30"(762)
Countertop To
Combustible
Materials
Above Cooktop
Cut-out Depth
2-1/2"min
Floor To
Height
Standard
Counter
OVEN OPENING
Cut-out Width
27" (686) Recommended
Cabinet Width
24" min (610)
All dimensions are stated in inches and (mm).
Installation Instructions
4-1/2"(114)
Front
Cooktop Dimensions
A. Width
B. Depth
C. Height
23-7/32"(590)
20-15/32"(520)
2-5/32"(55)
B
C
2" min (51)
From Edge of
Cooktop to Nearnest
Combustible Wall
Both Sides
2" min (51)
From Edge of
Cooktop to Nearnest
Combustible Wall
Both Sides
Junction box
CICT244 Cooktop Dimension and Cutout
* DO NOT obstruct these areas.
countertop to the top of the drawer,
oven or other obstruction
Vent
Vent
Min 18-15/16"(481)
Max 20-1/16"(510)
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IMPORTANT: For perfect
ventilation, provide a vent of
under the countertop, in the
front of the cabinet and in the
back of the cabinet. The
ventilation opening is to
extend the full length of the
cooktop cutout.
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Vent
CICT305 Countertop Cut-Out Opening
Installation Instructions
30"(762)
21"(533)
2-5/32"(55)
All dimensions are stated in inches and (mm).
18"
(457)
36"(914)
13"max
(330)
24" min
(610)
30"(762)
Countertop To
Combustible
Materials
Above Cooktop
Floor To
Height
Standard
Counter
OVEN OPENING
Cut-out Width
33" (838) Recommended
Cabinet Width
30" min (762)
2" min (51)
From Edge of
Cooktop to Nearnest
Combustible Wall
Both Sides
2" min (51)
From Edge of
Cooktop to Nearnest
Combustible Wall
Both Sides
A
Installation — 30" (76.2cm) Model CICT305
Front
Cooktop Dimensions
A. Width
B. Depth
C. Height
B
C
Junction box
* DO NOT obstruct these areas.
IMPORTANT: For perfect
ventilation, provide a vent of
under the countertop, in the
front of the cabinet and in the
back of the cabinet. The
ventilation opening is to
extend the full length of the
cooktop cutout.
Vent
Min 19-21/32"(500)
Max 20-1/16"(510)
Max 29-5/16"(744)
Min 28-3/4"(730)
CICT305 Cooktop Dimension and Cutout
4-1/2"(114)
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4-23/32"( 120) min
Height Clearance from the
countertop to the top of the drawer,
oven or other obstruction
(64)
2" min
(51)
Cut-out Depth
2-1/2"min
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Vent
4-1/2"(114)
CICT366 Countertop Cut-Out Opening
Installation Instructions
36"( )915
18"
(457)
36"(914)
13"max
(330)
24" min
(610)
30"(762)
Countertop To
Combustible
Materials
Above Cooktop
Floor To
Height
Standard
Counter
OVEN OPENING
Cut-out Width
39" (991) Recommended
Cabinet Width
36" min (914)
2" min (51)
From Edge of
Cooktop to Nearnest
Combustible Wall
Both Sides
2" min (51)
From Edge of
Cooktop to Nearnest
Combustible Wall
Both Sides
All dimensions are stated in inches and (mm).
21"(533)
2-5/32"(55)
Installation — 36" ( cm) Model CICT36691.5
Cooktop Dimensions
A. Width
B. Depth
C. Height
Junction box
* DO NOT obstruct these areas.
A
Front
B
C
Vent
CICT366 Cooktop Dimension and Cutout
Max 35-1/32"(890)
Min 34-7/16"(875)
Min 19-21/32"(500)
Max 20-1/16"(510)
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4-23/32"( 120) min
Height Clearance from the
countertop to the top of the drawer,
oven or other obstruction
IMPORTANT: For perfect
ventilation, provide a vent of
under the countertop, in the
front of the cabinet and in the
back of the cabinet. The
ventilation opening is to
extend the full length of the
cooktop cutout.
(64)
2" min
(51)
Cut-out Depth
2-1/2"min
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After Installation
1. Remove all the stickers and items from the top of the cooktop
surface.
2. Clean cooktop before use. Dry with a soft cloth. See
for reference.
3. Read .
4. Turn on the power to the cooktop.
5. Verify all function operation properly.
NOTE: If the cooktop does not work, or you met any problem in your
operation, please check that the circuit breaker has not tripped or
the house has not blown. For more information, please See
Troubleshooting Guide. If you do not solve the problem by yourself,
please send email to info@caloricappliances.ca for assistance or service.
Cleaning
Your Cooktop
Using Your Cooktop
Installation Instructions
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