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be

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to

come into contact with

2006/95/EC

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working life,

aRPlIance recycling services.

g.ot'a household appliance separately avoids

tie

constituent materials

used by people (including children) with reduced physical, sensorial

about

it, unless they have

appliance rating plate

to

register your appliance for guarantee purposes.

to
and

food

conform

FOR CORRECT DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT

the

product must be taken

to

be recovered,.saving both energy

bel.ow

for reference,

the

strictest standards

Electromagnetic interference compatibility (EMC)

to

89/109/EC.

to

a special local authority waste collection centre

possibl<;

negative consequences for

and

complies with

and

resources.

had

supervision

to

as~ist

As

CDA

or

instructions

by

Customer Care

all

applicable legislation,

2004/108/EC.

IN

ACCORDANCE

the

environment and health.

a reminder

of

the

or

mental

on

how

to

suitably qualified

in

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event

of

induding.

Parts

WITH

or

to

a dealer

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also

need

to

dispose

use

a

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of

•

Please note:

Ceramic

nobs

become

hot and

remain

alloweli

to

.

This

cOol.

Keep

children

away

from

the

appliance

Never

put

cooking

foil

or

plastic

cause

damage

to the

Never

use

Pan

handles should never

Do

not

use

Do

not

switch

Do

not lean

Follow

the

Ensure

the

After

use,

hob

(Class
considered incorrect and therefore dangerous.
The

appliance

hob.

the

hob

top for storage.

pans

on

over

cleaning

base

please

is

Stand

with

rough

bases

the

zones

without

the

hob

when

instructions

of the saucepan

ensure that

3)

not intended to be operated

all

has

been designed for

out beyond the edge of the

it
carefully.

the

, Important

,

Do

not

use

the

hob

if the

glass

surface

supply.

power

hot during and

when

materials

(e.g.

cast

cookware

is

in

we. .

is

clean

zQnes

is

in

use.

on

the

Ceramic

iron)

as

these

in

place.

and

dry

before

have

been switched

use

only

as a cooking

by

any

cracked

or damaged to prevent

immediately

surface

worktop.

may

placing

means

of

after

use.

Do,

not touch the

when

the

hob

is

hot.

This

will

scratch the

it

on
off.
appliance.

an

external timer or separate

hob

the

hob.

Anyotlier

risk ofelectric

ensure

surface.

These

children

use

(e.g.

shock.

hob

until

it

materials

could melt"nd

cannot

reach

heating

rooms)

remot","control

Disconnect itfrom

has

been

them.

should

sYstem.

be'

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5.

Back

left

zone

6.

key

Front

left

zone

right

right

zone

zone

key

key

key

7.

Back

8.

Front

9.

Reduce

10.

Increase

11.

Power

12.

Childlock

power

power

on / off

key

level

level

key

key

key

.

),

1

Using

To

• Touch

Please note:

to

"Touchthe

• Touch

•

switch

set

To

go

the 0 key.

the

theO

straight

your

hob

th~

zone on '

The zone

i1isplays

will

If

a power

level

not

set

flash 0 and

within

is

ten

the

seconds,

power level

zqne selection key for

key

to

increase

to

power level 9,

the

zone required, _

the

po~r

level from 1 (lowest) to 9 (maximum),

tou~

the 0 key

when

Please note:

The power
selection

Booster function

The hob
and

•

• Touch

To
Once

level

keys

are only active

for

that

zone, '

equipped with a Booster function which

zone

will

return

to

z~ne

is

switched on, touch

an_

A shows on the zone display for

()

key to

set

the

or

an

A).

power level, touch

reqUired power level between 1

The

hob

is

complete,

then'the

Once

. (dot)

the.

change

(dot)

the

key

is

the

or

the

the

booster function

for

one

zone

at

a time.

will

normal functioning, '

the

d key

will

beep

to

confirm

the 0 ord

the

hob

set

to

set

the

five

seconds. ,

the

keys

at

any time, ,

will

'beep

Please note:

•

As 9 is

the

deactivate

To

•

Touc!1

-Touch

maximum power level, there

the

booster.

switch a zone

after approximately three seconds., '

the
theO

off

z~ne

selection

key reduce

key

for

the

power level to 0

is

no boost function available

the

zone

required.

or

touch the 0

hob

will

beep

the

the

To

the

zone

booster

and

to

zone

will

zone

is

first switched on,

make a zone active when

zone

to

its maximum power for a specific period

power level

and

8 within

is

set.

the

zone

will

_..

and

0 keys simultaneously. The zone

confirm

the

hob

is

switch off automaticany.

and

at

9,

five

seconds (whilst

return

at

power level

on.

thee)

key

the

hob

and

then

touch

the

to

the

selected power level.

9.

Selecting power level 9

. '

to

reduce

'.

is

on, touch

the 0 key

zone

it

the

of

again so a

display shows

.

will

switch off

zone .

time,

will

I

~

To switdt

• Touch

the 0 key.

th~

hob

off

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power

supply

to the

heat

display

residual

hob

the

indicator.;

after

heat

indicator.;

residual

to

warn

cooking

heat

until

when

until

will

illuminate

indicators

the

~ED

any

of the zones are

the zone

after the power

will

not

above

still

is

at a safe temperature to touch.

work,

the

childlock

supply

so

extra

key

hot to the touch after

is

restored.

care

must

be

illuminates

However,

taken.

unintentionally.

and the

hob

cooking.

whilst

beeps

aDl)ro<irr.at.,lv

off a zone

when

Ithnee

the

seconds

childlock

until

is

the

on for

LED

safety

ab'ove

reasons.

the

childlock

key

goes out and the

hob

beeps

to

Efficient Use

Before using your hob for
the

manufacturing process

The ceramic glass retains heat, so
of

cooking. .

To

reduce

the

of

cooking time,

your

Hob

the

first time, switch

to

make best use

the

zone can be

set

the

to

zones on for a

ofthe

residual heat, switch

the

maximum setting

FEW

SECONDS

off

the

at

the

beginning ofcooking,

during cooking time. .

The hob

is
results,
fident

Use pan

equipped. with zones

only

use pans with flat

use

of

the

hob

lids

where possible

is

of

different sizes, designed

bottoms

and

shown below, where

to

minimise

the

to

accommodate most shapes

choose an appropriate zone depending

the

pan

and

zone are, correctly chosen.

energy usage

of

your appliance.

to

burn

off

any grease left over

zone five minutes prior

and

size

of

sizes
the

on

the

and

then

of

pan. For

pan. The

to

the

reduced

most

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end

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is

very important

base should

be

thatthe

flat

and

smooth, as any rough

pans used

Choose pans which are between
sible, e,g. dull and dark.

Only pans recommended for use

on

the

the

sizes recommended

On

ceramic hobs should

hob are made
part

on

the

in

of

a suitable material arid have

pan base could scratch

the

table above, and with

be

used.

the

the

ceramic hob top.

bases

that

correct

type

of

base:

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a non-abrasive deaner to dean the hob top.

the control

panel

markings.

Any

abrasive

any

cleaner

cleaning

(including

or maintenance.

Cif)

will

scratch the surface and

Light

Accumulated baked-on stains!

dirt, sugar

spills

or melted

plastics

Rings

and hard water

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vinegar

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Wipe

Wipe

over the zone to

water,

using

or stains and then

Pour a small

leave

it

to stand, and then

Nottinghamshire,

be cleaned

wipe

be

a ceramic scraper to remove

wipe

all'\ount of

warm

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with

cleaned

off

white

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a soft

with

with

vinegar

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dry

cloth.

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Warning! This appliance

must

be

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We recommend that the appliance
will

comply with the

This appDance is intendedtobe

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This appliance

least 3mm

is

in

all

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intended to

poles.

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and

switch

local

connected

be

connected

must

is

connected

regulations.

to

be

positioned

by

a qualified electrician, who

to

fixed.

wiring

an11s

fixed

wiring

by

a double pole

no

further than 2m from the appliance.

is

a member

of

not

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switch,

having

a contact separation

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or

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at

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appliance

is

cable

marking

The
socket

Assembly
When

intended to

may

not fit the terminal connections.

of

the

outlet

and eiectrical connection should

installing

this product

current

be

connected

rating

of the

fuse

we

recommend you seek

to

the

or

circuit

be

carried out

mains

breaker

supply

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protecting

by

help

with

a.cable

of

cross section area

this

appliance

specialised personnel.

of

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individual.

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on the

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surfaces,

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steel,

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hood

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hob:

e.g. a tall

example).

be

installed

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the

height

cupboard end

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above

instructions

is

the

minimum

of 50mm

dimensions

the

hob,

supplied

required

panel.

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with

from

This

are

height

the

any

ba~k

wall

may

be

in

reduced

Fig.4.

shown

ofthe hood

hood

dictate that the hood must

and a minimum

to

100mm

above

the

hob

if

m~

of

190mm

the

adjacent

be

at

be

installed

away

least

from

surface

600mm

at a height

any

is

resistant

(650mm

greater

is

fUn1itul'll!

i[,imum

height

. t

pelmets)

l'Il!qulrements:

of

any

cabinet

is

400mm,

immediately
unless

they

above

the

are

m,nufactured

hob

is

900mm.

from a material

The

minimum

resistant

height
to

fire

of

any

(steel,

adjacent
for

example)

units

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How

to

Install

How

to

install ~e

Overall

dimensions

Worktop cut-out

1.

Make

the required hole
to enslirethat you
edge.

The

. take

2.

3.

distance

this

into

wall

or

splashback

Position

the

Secure

the

after tightening the

hob:

ofthe

dimensions:

will

from

account

is

hob

seal,

hob

to the worktop

the

hob:

in

have

the

when

50mm.

as

shown

brackets.

Hob

Width:

580mm

Width:

560mm

thewori<top.

the required

hob,

when fitted, to

cutting the

in.

Fig.6,

using

the

Do

hot over-tighten the

Depth:

510mm

Depth:

490mm

Before

doing

this,

you must

check

clearance.

The cut-out

"the

hole.

The

minimum

ensuring that the ends meet without

fixing

brackets

back

wall

di~nce

and

fixing

brackets.

(FigA)

shows

is

50mm.lfa

thatthe hob should be

screws

supplied,

the instructions supplied

a 60mm

gap

in

Fig.7.

fromthe

Do

pOSitioned

not

Remove

splashback/wori<top

overlapping.
as'shown

with

wall

upstand

use

silicone

.

any

cooKer

to the cut-out

is

to

be

fitted,

away

from

type sealant

a~y

excess

hood

the

rear

sealant

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by

an authorised Matrix Repair Agent.

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or

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and/or

at

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