De dietrich DTI108XE1 User Manual
Induction hob operating and
installation guide
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Using your hob in all simplicity 20
How to switch on?
How to use the timers?
Using the different heating zones
What recipients are best adapted?
How to make your hob last?
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How to look after your hob?
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Minor troubleshooting
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Cooking guide 32
Using your hob in complete safety 4
What your hob looks like? 6
The principles of induction 7
Installing your hob in complete safety 8
Choice of installation
Dimensions for fitting your hob
Fitting recommendations
Electrical connections
List of contents
In this Manual,
displays safety instructions
displays tips and hints
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Editorial
You have just acquired a De Dietrich induction hob, for which we thank you. De Dietrich
has designed this hob to meet all your requirements in terms of quality, aesthetics and
performance.
This induction hob will save you an immense amount of time and energy thanks to its
induction technology. It can just as easily be used at extremely high temperatures as at
very low temperatures for delicate dishes. It is ideal for searing and simmering all your
dishes with the utmost accuracy. All your family's safety is guaranteed as the hob only
works when there is a recipient on it and the ceramic surface gives off no heat. It is
cleaned simply by wiping it with a cloth and any possible splashes do not burn.
DE DIETRICH offers its latest and best know-how to improve your quality of life and
respect our environment.
We thank you for your confidence and invite you to read this guide very carefully. It will
enable you to install and use your new induction hob as well as possible, and to discover
and get to know all the possibilities it makes available to you.
Using your hob in complete safety
Using your hob in complete safety
We have designed this hob for private use in homes.
With a view to constantly improving our products, we reserve the right to make any changes to their technical, program
or aesthetic features connected with their technical evolution.
These hobs are exclusively designed for cooking drinks and
foodstuffs and contain no asbestos based components.
We suggest that you should periodically check that there are
no objects ( paper, etc.) that could obstruct the air inlet under
your induction hob (See fitting).
HOB safety
A sensor continuously monitors the temperature of the
components of your hob. The power output by the hob
will automatically be reduced if this temperature becomes
excessive.
SAUCEPAN safety
Each unit is equipped with a sensor that continuously
monitors the temperature of the bottom of the pan, so that
overheating is impossible (empty saucepan, etc.).
METALLIC OBJECT safety
A small object such as a fork, a spoon or a ring placed on
your induction hob by itself is not detected as a pan. The
display flashes and there is no output power.
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If your hob is placed above your oven (see "Choice of Installation") thermal
protectors prevent it being used when the oven is being pyro-cleaned.
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Your induction hob in complete safety
For the attention of wearers of
pacemakers or other active
implants:
The hob complies with all current
standards on electromagnetic interference.
Your induction hob is therefore perfectly in keeping with legal requirements (89/336/CEE directives). It is
designed not to create interference on
any other electrical apparatus being
used on condition that the apparatus
in question also complies with this
legislation.
Your induction hob generates
short-range magnetic fields.
To avoid any interference between your
induction hob and a pacemaker, the latter must be designed to comply with
relevant regulations.
In this respect, we can only guarantee
our own product conformity. Please
consult the pacemaker manufacturer or
your doctor concerning its conformity
or any possible incompatibility.L
If a crack appears in the glass
surface, disconnect the
appliance immediately to avoid
any risk of electric shock.
For disconnecting, remove the fuses or
use the cutout switch.
Do not re-use your hob until the glass
surface has been changed.
When cooking never use
aluminium foil and never place
products wrapped in aluminium
foil or products deep-frozen in
aluminium packs on the hob.
The aluminium will melt and damage
your appliance irreparably.
What your hob looks like?
Ø 23 cm
50 W to 3200 W
Ø16 cm
50 W to 2200 W
Ø 18 cm
50 W to 2800 W
Ø 23 cm
50 W to 3200 W
Display
Touch controls
Timer adjustment
for each heating
zone
Power
pre-selections
Power
adjustment
Stop/Start
Heating zone power
Timer
Boost
display
Boost
setting
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The principles of induction
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You can control the heating zone you
have selected by using these touch
controls.
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Principle
When your induction hob is switched on
and a heating power has been selected,
the electronic circuits produce induced
currents that instantaneously heat the
bottom of the pan that transfers this heat
to the food.
Thus cooking takes place with practical-
ly no energy loss between the induction
hob and the food.
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Induced currents
Electronic circuits
Induction coil
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You only have to remove the recipient from the hob to stop power
instantaneously. Push the "Off" touch
control to turn off the heating zone
completely.
Refer to the "What recipients are
best adapted?" chapter
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Your hob is extremely versatile
and temperatures can be adjusted
very accurately. It looks after
cooking all your dishes thanks to its
electronic control circuits.
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Installing your hob in complete safety
Depending on how your kitchen is laid out, you can fit your hob:
● Above a cupboard or drawer unit
● Above a De Dietrich oven
● Above an oven of a different make
● Above a dishwasher
C
hoice of installation
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Your induction hob must always be adequately ventilated.
Make sure that the air inlet through the fan grid at the back is not obstructed.
If these recommendations are not adhered to, the hob may overheat,
switch into the "safety" position and stop temporarily (A series of
small lines can be seen on the display).
The hob must not be fitted above a washing machine, a refrigerator or
a deep-freeze.
If the cable is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer, his
after-sales service or a person possessing similar qualifications to
avoid any risks.
Installing your hob in complete safety
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Installing your hob in complete safety
● You want to fit your hob above a cupboard or drawer unit
Example of a hob with the air
escape at the front beneath the
hob.
Gap
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Installing your hob in complete safety
1 No particular problems with a
small crosspiece.
2 When a rectangular closed
crosspiece is used it must be
chamfered to allow the air to
escape.
3 When several heating zones
are used simultaneously over
long periods of time, or in hot
climatic conditions, we recommend that openings be made in
the side of the unit near the air
escape to allow the hot air to
be evacuated more easily.
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