Thermador TMH-ST, TMHCV User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Model Options: TMH/ ST/ TMHCV
- Element Types:
- 8” Element: 2100 Watts
- 6” Element: 1500 Watts
- 6” Element: 1250 Watts
- 6” Element: 1100 Watts
- Griddle'n Grill Element: 1400 Watts for TMH36G, 1750 Watts for TMH45
- Control: Controls Vari-Speed with infinite heat settings.
- Indicator Lights: Lights Element ON
- Ventilation: Cook’n’VentTM in selected Modles
- Cooking Accessories: Griddle and Grill
- Drip Pans: 36” Models: Stainless steel trays and 30” Models: Anodized aluminum pans
- Safety Features: Mechanisms for burn prevention and guidelines for usage of cookware are recommended.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much wattage does the 8” element have?
A: 8” element has a wattage of 2100 Watts.
Q: Is it permitted to cover any part of the cooktop with aluminum foil?
A: Covering any part of the cooktop with aluminum foil should never be done as it may be a shock or a fire hazard.
Q: What method should I use to clean the cooktop?
A: Use the mildest cleaning procedure to do the cleaning but make sure you follow the cleaning instructions.
Q: Does the cooktop come with a warranty?
A: Yes, a one-year full warranty is in place, and this will also cover the cost for labor and replacement parts in the event that there are defects in materials and the workmanship.
Q: How should i deal with a grease fire on the cooktop range?
A: To put out a range top grease fire, put a lid or a second metal tray snugly on top of the flames and turn off the burner. Do not attempt to use water.
Q: Any specific requirements for the cookware?
A: Yes, make sure to only use flat bottom cookware that are of the same size as the elements to ensure that maximum heat transfer and cooking is achieved.
Q: Is there Cook'n'Vent™ maintenance required?
A: The filters must be washed regularly and so must the rear panel in order to avoid build-up of grease.
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