Philips HD4922 User Manual

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HD4922

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips! To fully benet from the support that

Philips offers, register your product at www.philips.com/welcome. The induction cooker works on the basis of an electromagnet that creates a powerful, high-

frequency electromagnetic eld. When cookware consisting of magnetic material (e.g. iron) is placed on the induction cooker, the electromagnetic eld transfers energy to the bottom of the cookware,

which causes the cookware and the food inside it to become hot. The amount of heat generated in

the cookware is controlled by varying the strength of the electromagnetic eld. When the strength of the electromagnetic eld is changed, the temperature of the cookware changes instantly.

Advantages of the induction cooker:

Safe: the induction cooker does not make use of an open ame or re. It also has a number of

safety features, which allow you to enjoy cooking with your family whenever you want. Fast: in induction cooking, the cookware serves as the heat source. This results in much faster

and more even heat transfer, shortening the cooking time by more than 40% compared to conventional cooking. Versatile: the induction cooker has 8 preset cooking modes, each with its own optimal heating

pattern. These modes allow you to prepare a great variety of nutritious meals. Very user friendly: the simple and interactive control panel and display allow you to easily adjust

the settings at the touch of a button. Comfortable: the induction cooking process is smoke-free and produces less grease. Moreover,

the cooker and the surrounding area stay cool. This allows you to cook in a cool and comfortable environment. Portable: the induction cooker has a compact design and the cooking plate stays cool. This

means the appliance is always safe to use and allows you to cook anywhere in your home.

General description (Fig. 1)

A Crystallite cooking plate B Body C Cooking zone D Control panel E Air inlet F Mains cord G Air outlets

D Control panel

1 +/- buttons for setting the cooking time and timer 2 Time display 3 Power level/cooking temperature bar with lights 4 +/- buttons for setting the power level or cooking temperature

5 Quick-start (manual) button

6 Start button with light 7 Power on/off button with power-on light 8 Buttons with lights for preset cooking modes 9 Cooking time/timer button with cooking time light and timer light

Important

Read this user manual carefully before you use the appliance and save it for future reference.

Danger

Never immerse the appliance in water or rinse it under the tap.

Warning

The temperature of accessible surfaces may be high when the appliance operates.

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Check if the voltage indicated on the appliance corresponds to the local mains voltage before

you connect the appliance. Only connect the appliance to an earthed wall socket. Always make sure the plug is inserted

rmly into the socket.

Do not use the appliance if the plug, the mains cord or the appliance itself is damaged.

If the mains cord is damaged, you must have it replaced by Philips, a service centre authorised by

Philips or similarly qualied persons in order to avoid a hazard. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical,

sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

Keep the mains cord out of the reach of children. Do not let the mains cord hang over the edge

of the table or worktop on which the appliance stands. Never connect this appliance to an external timer switch in order to avoid a hazardous situation.

Never let the appliance run unattended.

Make sure the cooking plate is clean and dry before you switch on the appliance.

Do not cover the air outlets while the induction cooker is operating.

Do not plug in the appliance or operate the control panel with wet hands.

Do not touch the cooking plate after cooking, as it retains heat from the cookware.

Metallic objects such as knives, forks, spoons and lids should not be placed on the cooking plate

since they can get hot. Do not cover any part of the cooking plate with aluminium to prevent the risk of electric

shock, shor t circuiting or re. If the surface of the cooking plate is cracked, switch off the appliance and do not use it anymore

to prevent the risk of electric shock, short circuiting or re.

Caution

Never use any accessories or parts from other manufacturers or that Philips does

not specically recommend. If you use such accessories or par ts, your guarantee becomes

invalid. Do not expose the induction cooker to high temperatures, hot gas, steam or damp heat. Do

not place the induction cooker on or near an operating or still hot stove or cooker. Always switch off the appliance before you unplug it.

Always unplug the appliance and let it cool down before you clean it.

This appliance is intended for household use only. If the appliance is used improperly or for

professional or semi-professional purposes or if it is not used according to the instructions in the user manual, the guarantee becomes invalid and Philips refuses any liability for damage caused. Place the induction cooker on a stable, horizontal and level surface and make sure there is at

least 10cm free space around it to prevent overheating. For better ventilation, do not block the air inlet and outlets while the appliance is operating, e.g.

do not operate the appliance on a plastic tablecloth. Do not place anything between the cookware and the cooking plate.

The maximum weight that can be put on the induction cooker is 8kg.

Beware of hot steam that comes out of the cookware during cooking or when you remove the

lid. Do not lift and move the induction cooker while it is operating.

Never put empty cookware on the switched-on induction cooker, as this could cause the

cookware to become distorted or the heating coil to become damaged.

Do not store ammable materials and liquids near or on the induction cooker.

Avoid hard contact between the cookware or other objects and the crystallite cooking plate.

Always place the cookware on the cooking zone during cooking.

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Do not use cookware with a bottom diameter of more than 16cm to deep-fry food, as this

causes the appliance to malfunction.

Automatic shut-off

The appliance is equipped with automatic shut-off. It switches off automatically in two situations:

In the quick-start (manual) mode and the hot pot mode, the appliance switches off

automatically if you do not press any button for 60 minutes.

If there is no cookware or unsuitable cookware on the cooking plate when you press the start

button or if you remove cookware from the cooking plate during cooking, the cooker beeps

continuously, ‘--:--’ ashes on the display and the power level/cooking temperature bar ashes.

The cooker automatically switches off after 1 minute unless you put the cookware back onto the cooking plate within this minute.

Electromagnetic elds (EMF)

This Philips appliance complies with all standards regarding electromagnetic elds (EMF). If handled

properly and according to the instructions in this user manual, the appliance is safe to use based on

scientic evidence available today.

Before rst use

Remove all packaging material from the induction cooker.

Preparing for use

Place the appliance on a dry, stable and level surface.

2 Make sure there is at least 10cm free space around the appliance to prevent overheating.

3 Always place the cookware on the cooking zone during cooking.

4 Make sure you use cookware of the correct type and size (see the tables below).

Recommended types and sizes of cookware

Suitable cookware for the induction cooker

Material Cookware with a bottom made of iron or magnetic stainless

steel

Shape Cookware with a at bottom

Size Cookware with a bottom diameter of 12-23cm, depending on

the cooking mode (see tips below)

Weight Cookware with a weight of up to 8kg (including contents)

Cookware NOT suitable for the induction cooker

Material Cookware with a bottom made of non-iron metal,

crystallite, glass, aluminium and copper

Shape Cookware with a concave or convex bottom

Size Cookware with a bottom diameter of less than 11cm

Weight Cookware with a weight over 8kg (including contents)

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Tip: When you cook in the quick-start (manual) mode or hot pot mode, you can use cookware with a bottom diameter of 12-25cm.

Tip: To deep-fry food, we advise you to use cookware with a bottom diameter of 12-16cm.

Note: Cookware made of different materials may require different amounts of water.

Using the appliance

Only use cookware that is suitable for induction cooking (see chapter ‘Preparing for use’).

Note: Always place and use the appliance on a dry, stable and level surface.

The tables below shows the default settings in the different cooking modes and to what extent these default settings can be adjusted.

Default and adjustable settings

Mode Default

cooking time (min)

Quick-

start (manual)

Hot pot - 400-2200W - - Power bar

Stew 60 400-1400W 30-180 up to

Soup/congee 60 400-1400W 30-180 up to

Steam-lo 15 2000W 10-40 up to

Steam-hi 20 2000W 10-60 up to

Stir-fr y 30 80-240°C 5-60 - Temperature and

Boil 9 2200W 5-30 - Remaining cooking

Keep-warm 30 80°C 15-180 - Remaining cooking

5 400-2200W 5-60 - Power bar

Power (watt)/ temperature (°C) range

Adjustable cooking time (min)

Timer Indications on

control panel

Remaining cooking

time and power bar (if cooking time is set)

Remaining cooking

24hrs

time and power bar

Remaining cooking time and power bar

power bar

time and power bar

time

Note: In the stew and soup/congee modes, the appliance rst brings the food to the boil and then

switches to a lower power level. You can only adjust the power level after the boiling stage.

Note: The steam modes allow you to steam various types of food, such as steamed rolls, egg, pork ribs or chicken. The steam-lo mode is suitable for steaming a small amount of food, like eggs or buns. The steamhi mode is suitable for steaming a large amount of food, like ribs or chicken.

Note: The boil mode allows you to boil water or food in a fast way. The suggested boiling time for 1 litre is 3-5 minutes, for 2 litres 6-10 minutes and for 3 litres 9-14 minutes

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Power/temperature settings

Low Mid High

Wattage (W) 400 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2200

Temperature

(°C)

Using the different modes

You can choose between the quick-start (manual) mode and 8 preset cooking modes.

1 Put the mains plug in the wall socket and press the power on/off button to switch on the

appliance (Fig. 2). The appliance produces a 2-second beep and the power-on light goes on.

The power bar shows the default power level (1400W) (Fig. 3).

The time display shows “- - : - -”. The light of the quick-start (manual) mode lights up to

indicate that the appliance is in manual mode (Fig. 4).

2 Place the cookware on the cooking zone.

3 Press the quick-start (manual) button or the button of the preset mode you want to

use. (Fig. 5) The light of the corresponding mode lights up (Fig. 6).

The appliance is set to the default settings of the quick-start (manual) mode (5 minutes

cooking time and a power level of 1400W) or to the default settings of the selected preset mode.

Note: Before you press the start button to conrm the selected mode, you can still switch to

another mode. If you want to switch to a different mode after you have pressed the start button, you have to switch off the appliance by pressing the power on/off button. Then press the power on/off button again to switch the appliance back on and select the desired mode.

4 If you want to start cooking at the default setting of the selected mode, continue with step 7.

See the default settings and cooking time table above for the default settings of the different cooking modes.

5 If you want to adjust the power level or cooking temperature, press the + and - buttons on

the right side of the control panel. (Fig. 7)

Certain settings cannot be adjusted. See the table above for information about the settings that can or cannot be adjusted in the various modes.

Note: You can also adjust the power level or cooking temperature during cooking.

6 If you want to adjust the cooking time, press the + and - buttons on the left side of the

control panel (Fig. 8).

Note: If you are in the quick-start (manual) mode, you have to press the cooking time/timer button before you can adjust the cooking time with the + and - buttons.

Note: When you press the + and - buttons briey, the time increases or decreases by 1 minute. When you

press the buttons longer, the time increases or decreases by 5 minutes.

Note: You can also adjust the cooking time during cooking.

7 Press the start button (Fig. 9).

The start light goes on.

The induction cooker automatically starts operating according to the selected mode.

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Note: If you have not adjusted the cooking time, power level or cooking temperature, the induction cooker starts operating at the default settings of the selected mode.

During cooking, the fan switches on to keep the appliance cool. When you switch off the

appliance, the fan remains on for approx. 1 minute and then switches off automatically. The time display shows the remaining cooking time. At the same time, the selected cooking

temperature or power level light goes on (Fig. 10). When the cooking time has elapsed, the appliance beeps a few times.

The appliance automatically switches off and the power-on light goes out.

Note: If you want to stop cooking, press the power on/off button. The appliance then switches off.

8 Unplug the appliance after use.

Using the timer

You can use the cooking time/timer button to set the time at which you want the appliance to start cooking at a preset cooking mode. For example: if it is 14:00 hours and you want the appliance to start cooking at 18:00 hours, set the

timer to 4.00 (4 hours) and press the start button. After 4 hours, at 18:00 hours, the appliance

automatically starts cooking. You can use the timer function for the stew, soup/congee, steam-lo and steam-hi modes. You can set a start time of 5 minutes to 24 hours.

1 Follow steps 1 to 5 of section ‘Using the different modes’.

2 Press the cooking time/timer button (Fig. 11).

The timer light goes on.

Note: If you are in the quick-start (manual) mode, you have to press the cooking time/timer button twice to activate the timer.

3 Press the + and - buttons on the left side of the control panel to set the number of minutes

or hours after which you want the appliance to start cooking (Fig. 8).

Note: When you press the + and - buttons briey, the time increases or decreases by 1 minute. When you

press the buttons longer, the time increases or decreases by 5 minutes.

Note: If you want to adjust the cooking time, rst press the cooking time/timer button and then press the

+ and - buttons on the left side of the control panel.

4 Press the start button to start the timer (Fig. 9).

The start light goes on.

The time display starts counting down the time.

When the cooking process starts, the timer light goes out and the display shows that the

cooking process has started.

Cleaning and maintenance

Cleaning

Never immerse the appliance in water nor rinse it under the tap.

Never use scouring pads, abrasive cleaning agents or aggressive liquids such as petrol or acetone to clean the appliance.

Do not put vinegar on the crystallite cooking plate.

1 Unplug the appliance and let it cool down.

2 Clean the appliance with a damp cloth and, if necessary, with some mild cleaning agent.

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