Smeg Vitroceramic Cooking Hob SE631C Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 6)

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Each of the vitroceramic hob's heating ele-

ments is connected to an energy compensator

which controls the operating and stopping

time for each one (more or less heat). (See

fig. 6).

The hob is switched off when at "0", at "1"

the operating time is short and the stopping

time long. At the subsequent positions on the

control the operating time increases and the

stopping time decreases until reaching posi-

tion "12" at which operation is continuous

only being switched off when the hotplate ther-

mostat is activated which cuts the power

supply when reaching the maximum permitted

temperature.

The control corresponding to each of the hea-

ting elements (hob) should be taken into

account before switching on. To do so, each

control has an indicator for the corresponding

heating element.

The operation of one or more heating zones is

shown by the on-off indicator.

Residual heat indicators

When a heating zone reaches a temperature

exceeding 60±15°C the corresponding resi-

dual heat indicator illuminates, remaining swit-

ched on until the temperature decreases,

even if the control is at "0". Nevertheless,

special attention should always be paid to the

temperature in the cooking zone given that

the, fortunately remote, possibility exists that

the indicator could break and not show the

temperature of the aforementioned zone.

To obtain the best results from this hob,

observe the following recommendations: use

pots with perfectly flat bases, since the grea-

ter the contact surface between the glass sur-

face and the pot, the greater the heat trans-

mission. To avoid dents in the bases we

recommend the use of pots with thick bases.

Figure 7 illustrates how pots with dented or

concave bases have reduced contact surfa-

ces.

Good Bad

• It is not recommended to use pots with a

smaller diameter than that of the circle

marked on the glass.

• Place the cooking pots properly centred on

Use and Maintenance

Using vitroceramic hotplates

Fig. 6

Suggestions and recommendations

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Fig. 7

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