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Ceramic-glass Built-in Cooktop
This built-in Ceramic-glass cooktop is made for
domestic use only.
For best results, carefully read the instructions on
how to install your new appliance. Correct
installation will avoid delays and unnecessary
service calls.
Our appliances are packed in environmentally
friendly materials which may be recycled,
deposited or destroyed without any hazard to the
environment. Such packaging materials are also
labelled accordingly.
Once the life cycle of your appliance is over,
ensure you do not to pollute the environment.
Deliver it to an authorised collector of used
household appliances
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Instructions for Use
These instructions are intended for the user.
They describe the cooker and how to use it. They
also apply to different types of appliances,
therefore you may find some descriptions of
functions that may not apply to your appliance.
Instructions for Installation
This appliance should be connected to the power
supply according to instructions for the
connection of appliances in compliance with
current standards and local regulations. Electrical
connection should be carried out by a qualified
technician only.
Rating Plate
The rating plate with basic data is fixed on the
rear wall of the appliance.
Fire hazard protection
The appliances can be mounted on one side next
to a high kitchen cabinet, the height of which may
exceed that of the appliance. On the opposite
side however, only a kitchen cabinet of equal
height as the appliance is allowed.
Ceramic-glass Built-in Cooktop........................... 3
Instructions for Use
Instructions for Installation
Rating Plate
Attention................................................................. 4
Technical Data ....................................................... 4
Glass Ceramic Cooktop......................................... 5
Setting of Cooking Zones...................................... 6
Use of Cooking Zones
The Circuit and Extended Circuit Switch
Signal lamp
Warning lamps "HOT"
Instructions for use, mounting and connection
Pots and Pans ......................................................... 7
Energy Saving Tips
Cleaning and Maintenance ...................................8
Mounting the built-in cooktop.............................. 9
Caution !
Dimensions of the built-in hob opening
Installation procedure
Electrical connections.......................................... 10
Connecting to Power Supply............................... 10
Connecting diagram 10
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Attention
• The appliance may be installed and connected
to mains by qualified personnel only.
• Particular areas of the appliance get hot during
operation (vicinity of the heating plates). Make
sure children are kept out of reach and warn
them accordingly.
• Overheated oil may suddenly ignite. Constant
monitoring should therefore be assured during
the preparation of such dishes that require the
use of oil (chips).
• Do not leave an empty pan on a heating zone.
• Do not use the appliance for room heating.
• Do not use the glass ceramic plate as a
working top. Sharp objects may cause
scratches.
• Do not drag saucepans across the hob surface,
as in the long term this will damage the ceramic
top.
• Do not place saucepan lids on the cooktop
surface. Extreme pressure can build up while
cooling and cause the ceramic top to crack!
Technical Data
• If any other electric appliances are plugged in
close to the hotplates, prevent the cord coming
into contact with the hotplate.
• Do not store any temperature sensitive objects
below the hotplates, like cleaners, sprays, etc.
• Do not use copper, earthenware or aluminium
pots on the cooktop as they may scratch or
stain the cooktop. Do not place any plastic
objects or aluminium foil upon hot plates.
• Do not use cracked or broken glass ceramic
plates. If a crack is detected, switch off the
electric supply immediately.
• In case of any failures disconnect the appliance
from mains and call your nearest authorised
Kleenmaid service agent on 1300 652 100.
• Warning! The appliance is not intended for use by
young children or infirm persons without
supervision. Children should be supervised to
ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
Type CH605CM (SVK65ES)
Mains voltage
Operating voltage
Type of control knobs E= sliding increase of power with power regulators
Cooking zones
(φ mm/kW)
Fr ont left 210/120/2,2/HL
Rear left 145/1,2/HL
Rear right 180/1,8/HL
Front right 145/1,2/HL
Total power (kW )
HL=HI- light plate
HA=halogen plate
2N AC 400 V
230 V, 50 Hz
6,4
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Glass Ceramic Cooktop
The glass ceramic cooktop has four heating
zones. Its surface is flat and there are no edges
where food remains usually collect.
• The heating zone reaches the preset
temperature quickly, yet the area around the
hot cooking zone remains cool.
• The hob is resistant to temperature changes.
• Never use the ceramic hob as a working
surface. Sharp objects may scratch it.
• Preparation of food in aluminium or plastic pots
or dishes on hot cooking plates is not allowed.
Do not place any plastic objects or aluminium
foils upon the cooktop surface.
• Do not prepare coffee in small traditional
coffeepots if the diameter of the pot is smaller
than the cooking area as it may result in
damage.
• Do not use aluminium, earthenware or copper
pots or pans as they may scratch or stain the
ceramic glass.
• Do not place saucepan lids on the cooktop
surface. Extreme pressure can build up while
cooling and cause the ceramic top to crack!
• The ceramic surface is very strong, however, it
is not unbreakable. Breakage from excessive
force or impact may void warranty.
WARNING!
• Never use a cracked or broken ceramic hob.
The hob may break or crack if an object with
sharp edges falls on it. The crack may be
visible immediately or only after some time.
Disconnect the appliance from mains
immediately in case any cracks are detected
upon the glass ceramic surface.
• If you spill sugar or any other sweet substance,
wipe the hob immediately, with a clean cloth or
use a scraper even though the cooking area is
still hot. This will prevent damage to it.
• Never use ordinary cleaning agents for cleaning
the ceramic glass cooktop, as they may
damage the ceramic glass surface.
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Setting of Cooking Zones
The cooking zones are controlled by knobs
mounted on the control panel of the cooker. The
heating degrees are marked on the knobs from 1
to 6 (gradual increase), or 1-9 (continuous
increase), whereby position 1 is the lowest and
position 6 or 9 respectively the highest setting.
The heating is switched off in position 0. The
intermediate settings can also be selected and
set in two ways: in stages or continuously. The
knob can be turned in both directions. Energy
knobs increase power if turned clockwise and
decrease if turned in opposite direction.
Use of Cooking Zones
SE
0
1-2
3-4
5-6
7
8
9
Cooking zone switched off
Maintaining the temperature and warming
up smaller quantities of food
Warming up
Warming up or slow cooking of large
quantities of food
Baking in turns (like pancakes..)
Frying
Quick heating up
Signal lamp
Signal lamp ON (red) is on when at least one
cooking plate is switched on.
Warning lamps "HOT"
Glass ceramic cookplates are equipped with
warning lamps "HOT". The lamp, switched on at
any particular time, signals that the relevant
cookplate is hot (danger of burns). When the
cookplate is switched off, the lamp remains on
until the temperature of the cookplate falls below
50°C.
The Circuit and Extended Circuit
Switch
During normal turning of this knob, the basic plate
is switched on first (inner circuit). To switch on the
second and the extended circuit, turn the knob
until the double circuit mark appears
“click” is heard and then turn it back to selected
position.
To switch off the complete plate, simply turn the
knob back to position 0.
1 Double circuit
cooking plate
2 Control lamp ON
3 Warning lamps
"HOT"
4 Setting knobs
and a
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Pots and Pans
Use only high quality pots with a flat and stable
base.
• Always be careful to put the pot in the middle of
the cooking zone.
• If you use the pots made of temperature
resistant glass always consider the
manufacturer's instructions.
• If you use a pressure cooker, never leave it
unattended. Select the highest temperature
setting, wait until the correct pressure is
reached in the pressure cooker and turn the
knob to a lower setting, as recommended by
the manufacturer of the pot.
• When using high radiation (bright metal
surface), or thick base pots for preparing food
on the glass ceramic hob, the period of
reaching the boiling point may be prolonged for
certain time (up to 10 minutes). Consequently,
if you need to boil considerable amount of
liquid, it is recommended to use a dark, flat
base pot.
Energy Saving Tips
• The inside base of the pot should be slightly
concave for optimum heat transfer from the
cooking zone.
• The base of the pot should always suit the size
of the cooking zone. If the pot is smaller, it can
cause energy loss and if larger, the cooking
zone may become damaged.
• Use a pot lid whenever possible.
• The pot size should suit the quantity of food.
Cooking smaller quantities of food in a large pot
results in energy loss.
• Food which needs longer cooking should be
prepared in a pressure cooker.
• Vegetables should be cooked in small
quantities of water. This speeds up the cooking
time, especially if the pot is properly covered.
Reduce the cooking power when the boiling
point is reached.
• Switch the hotplate off 5 to 10 minutes prior to
the end of cooking.
The cooker top can be damaged if:
• Switched on and left uncovered or with an
empty pot on it,
• If you use incorrect pots with an uneven base,
rough or too small diameter base (traditional
coffee pan).
• Never use aluminium, earthenware or copper
pots as they are very likely to scratch or stain
the ceramic glass surface.
• Before putting the pot on the hot plate,
thoroughly wipe the base of the pot dry to
provide unobstructed thermal conductivity and
to prevent damage to the hotplate.
• If you place saucepan lids on the cooktop
surface. Extreme pressure can build up while
cooling and cause the ceramic top to crack!
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Cleaning and Maintenance
The ceramic-glass cooking hob must be cleaned
and cared for regularly. Use only reliable and
verified cleansing agents, designed specially for
ceramic-glass surfaces. Any attempt to use other
detergents may result in considerable damage,
as they may be too invasive and damage the
surface or produce scratches.
Clean the cooktop surface only when cold or at
least cooled down, except in case of spilled sugar
or strongly sweetened food, as described before.
In such case wipe the surface immediately and
remove the sugar residues with a scraper
although the cooking zone is still hot, or else the
hotplate may be damaged beyond repair.
• Regular cleaning is extremely simple. Usually it
is enough to wipe the ceramic-glass surface
with a wet cloth and dry it with a dry napkin
before and after use. This will protect the
cooktop both before use, by removing any dust
and dirt particles that might produce scratches
when moving the cookware about, as well as
after use, by maintaining it and preventing
deterioration. If the ceramic-glass surface is not
properly cleaned it may soon lose its natural
shine.
• Dried stains or discolouring of the cooktop (as a
consequence of incorrect detergents or
incorrect cookware) may be possibly be
removed with verified and reliable detergents,
specially designed for ceramic-glass surfaces.
Apply the concentrated detergent to the
surface. Allow some time penetrate and wipe it
off with a wet cloth (except if instructed
otherwise by the detergent manufacturer).
CAUTION ! When applied on a hot surface,
the cleaning agent may damage the ceramic
glass cooktop!
• Heavily dried or burnt stains may be removed
with a scraper.
• The surface may be protected from damage by
regularly cleaning the cooktop using the
recommended cleaning agents.
• Never use sponges previously used for washing
the dishes. They usually contain alkaline
substances that may result in discolouring the
cooktop surface.
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Mounting the built-in cooktop
Caution !
• To avoid any possible hazard, the appliance
may be installed by qualified personnel only.
• Panels and furniture lining of the kitchen
cabinet receiving the hob must be treated with
temperature resistant adhesives (100°C),
otherwise they might be discoloured or
deformed because of inadequate temperature
resistance.
• The cooking hob is intended for building into the
worktop above the kitchen element of 600 mm
width or more.
• After the installation of built-in hob make sure
that there is free access to the two fixing
elements in front.
• Suspended kitchen elements above the
cooktop must be installed at such distance to
provide enough room for comfortable working
process.
• The distance between the worktop and the
hood must be at least such as indicated in the
instructions for installation of the kitchen hood,
but in no case it may be less than 650 mm.
• The smallest distance between the edge of the
appliance and the adjacent high kitchen
cabinet is 40 mm.
• The use of hard wood decorative borders
around the worktop behind the appliance is
allowed, in case the minimum distance remains
as indicated on the installation illustrations.
• Minimum distance between the built-in cooktop
and rear wall is indicated at the illustration for
the installation of the built-in cooktop.
• The appliance may be installed in any worktop
with a thickness from 30 mm to 50 mm.
Dimensions of the built-in hob opening Installation procedure
• Worktop must be placed absolutely horizontal.
• Suitably protect the edges of the cut aperture.
• By means of the supplied screws 4 (or 6 by
some models) fasten the supplied tightening
brackets 4 (or 6 by some models) fasten to the
front and the rear side of the cooking hob and
to the prepared aperture.
• Connect the cooking hob to the mains power
supply (see instructions for the connection of
the cooking hob to mains power supply).
• Insert the hob into the cut aperture.
• Press the hob firmly towards the worktop from
above.
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Electrical connections
• The electric built-in cooktop has to be mounted
and installed by a qualified technician. The
protection of the electrical wiring shall comply
with current standards and regulations.
• Before connecting the appliance to the power
source, make sure that the voltage stated on
the rating plate complies with the voltage of
your power supply.
The rating plate of the ceramic glass hob is
fixed on the lower side of the hob.
• The cooker shall be connected to 240 V AC.
• Electric connections shall be of such design, to
incorporate a protection device between the
appliance and the supply, like fuses or FI
switches (to assure at least a 3 mm clearance
between the contacts in open position).
• Electrical connection should be made
considering the current capacity of the
installation and the fuses.
• Fire protection is of class Y, which means that
the appliance may be mounted between two
kitchen units; one of them may be higher than
the appliance itself, the other has to be of the
same height.
• After mounting, the live parts and insulated
parts of the appliance should be protected
against accidental contacts.
• The distance between the ceramic glass hob
and the hood should be at least the distance as
stated in the instructions for mounting the hood.
• No kitchen furniture drawers are allowed to be
mounted below the glass ceramic cooktop.
Connecting to Power Supply
Power supply may be connected by the qualified
technician only. Connecting sockets
are available when you open the connecting box
cover.
Connecting diagram
WARNING!
Before repairing or servicing, disconnect the
power supply. According to the mains voltage the
appliance should be connected in line with the
displayed diagram. Protective conductor (PE)
should be connected to the socket marked
EARTH
Connecting cable should be inserted through the
clamp device to prevent eventual pullout.
Upon completion of power connection switch on
all hotplates for about 3 minutes to check they are
functioning properly.
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Following cables may be used for connection:
− rubber connecting cables type H05 RR-F 4X1,5
with yellow-green protection conductor;
− PVC insulated connection cables type
H05 VV-F 4x1,5 with yellow-green protection
conductor or
− any other suitable cable of equal or better
properties.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE SPECIFICATIONS WITH NO INFLUENCE TO
THE OPERATION OF THE APPLIANCE.
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WARRANTY AND SERVICE
DOMESTIC WARRANTY - FULL FIVE YEAR WARRANTY
In addition to all statutory rights which you, the Consumer, have under the relevant laws in respect
of this appliance, during the first five years of ownership as the original purchaser of this
Kleenmaid appliance, we guarantee that any fault caused by faulty material or workmanship
becoming apparent will be rectified free of charge for parts and labour, provided that all service is
performed during normal working hours by Kleenmaid or their designated Agents. Where the
appliance is installed outside the normal servicing area of the above, the Purchaser must pay for
the cost of transporting the appliance to and from the Agent or the Agent’s travelling cost to and
from the Purchaser’s home.
COMMERCIAL WARRANTY - ONE YEAR WARRANTY
When this appliance is installed in a commercial application, you, the Consumer, have under the
relevant laws in respect of this appliance, during your first one year of ownership as the original
purchaser of this Kleenmaid appliance, we guarantee that any fault caused by faulty material or
workmanship becoming apparent, will be rectified free of charge for parts and labour, provided that
all service is performed during normal working hours by Kleenmaid or their designated Agents.
Where the appliance is installed outside the normal servicing area of the above, the Purchaser
must pay for the cost of transporting the appliance to and from the Agent or the Agent’s travelling
cost to and from the Purchaser’s home.
WHAT THESE WARRANTIES DO NOT COVER
We are not responsible for any damage or malfunction unless caused by a defect in material or
workmanship. This includes but is not limited to abuse, misuse, improper installation and
transportation damage. We are not responsible for any consequential damages from any
malfunction.
The Consumer must make the appliance available for servicing and shall bear any costs incurred
for any de-installation and/or re-installation required to make the appliance available for servicing.
Kleenmaid is not liable for any consequential damage incurred during de-installation or reinstallation.
WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER REPLACEMENT OF LIGHT
GLOBES OR GLASS BREAKAGE DUE TO IMPACT
In case of fractured glass do not use your appliance.
WARRANTY REGISTRATION
Please complete warranty details below. Please retain together with your proof of purchase document.
These documents will need to be viewed by our Service Representative should you request in warranty
service.
SERVICE ASSISTANCE
To assist you when phoning our After Sales Service number to arrange a service call please complete
the following details and have them ready when you call.
Model Number_____________________________Date of purchase____________________________
Kleenmaid Store purchased from_________________________Date of installation ________________
KLEENMAID AFTER SALES SERVICE
1300 652 100
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