Induction Hob 58 cm - Cooker FALMEC - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Induction Hob 58 cm FALMEC

• This cooker is intended to be used in domestic environments to prepare and keep dishes warm.

• Do not install the cooker outdoors and do not ex- pose it to outdoor environment (rain, wind, etc.).

• It is forbidden to use the cooktop on moving equipment.

• Any other use is not admitted.

• Do not use the cooker before installing it.

• Never open the case of the appliance.

• Falmec assures the compliance with the safety standards with original spare parts only.

• The appliance is not intended for use with exter- nal timer or remote control.

• The equipment can be used by children over the age of 8 and by persons with reduced physical, sensory and mental abilities, or with no expe- rience or knowledge, as long as they do so un- der supervision or after having received relative instructions regarding safe use of the equipment and understanding of the dangers connected to it.

• Children are not to play with the equipment. Cleaning and maintenance by the user must not be carried out by children without supervision.

• Do not leave the cook top unmanned while it is working. Danger of burns

• Use the control lock to avoid that unauthorised people can switch on the appliance by them- selves.

• place handles of frying pans and saucepans in a way that children cannot touch them.

• Switch off the cooking areas after use.

• After use, switch off the hob elements via thei- control without relying on the pan detector

• Do not place any metal object on cooking areas that are on.

• Metal objects such as knives, forks, spoons or lids should not be placed on the hob surface because they can get hot Technical safety

• Installation operations are to be carried out by skilled and qualified installers in accordance with the instructions in this booklet and in compliance with the regulations in force. If the power cable or other components are dam- aged, the cook top shall NOT be used: disconnect the cooker from the power supply and contact the Dealer or an authorised Servicing Depart- ment for repairs.

• Do not modify the electrical, mechanical or func- tional structure of the equipment.

• WARNING: failure to install screws or fasteners in accordance with these instructions may lead to electrical hazards

• Do not personally try to carry out repairs or re- placements. Interventions carried out by incom- petent and unauthorised persons can cause seri- ous damage to the unit or physical and personal harm, not covered by the Manufacturer's warran- ty.

• Before installing the cooker, check the integrity and function of each part. Should anomalies be noted, do not proceed with installation and con- tact the Dealer. Electrical safety The electrical system to which the device is to be con- nected must be in accordance with local standards and supplied with earthed connection in compliance with safety regulations in the country of use. It must also comply with European standards regarding radio antistatic properties. The connection data (voltage and frequency) shown on the data plate of the cooker must match with those of the electric network.18 Compare these data before connection. In case of doubts, refer to an electrician. Any changes to the electrical system must be carried out by a qualified electrician. Do not try to solve the problem yourself in the event of equipment malfunction, but contact the Dealer or an authorised Servicing Department for repairs.

WARNING: If the surface is cracked, switch off the ap-

pliance to avoid the possibility of electric shock When installing the device, disconnect the equipment by removing the plug or switching o the main switch. Exception for Australia and New Zealand: For station- ary appliances permanently connected to the fixed wiring, compliance with this requirement is consid- ered to be met if the instruction concerning discon- nection incorporated in the fixed wiring is in accord- ance with AS/NZS 3000 USE WARNINGS

• Before powering the appliance for the first time, remove any pro- tective films and adhesives.

• While using, saucepans and kitchenware can cause noise that can de- pend on: - a high power level. - different materials of the bottom of saucepans.

• WARNING: Fire hazard: do not store objects on cooking surfaces

• WARNING: The cooking process must take place under control. A short- cooking process must be constantly monitored

• WARNING: automatic cooking on the hob with grease or oil can be dan- gerous and can cause fires. Do not try to extinguish a fire with water, but turn off the appliance and then cover the flame with a lid or fire blanket.

• Never use water to put fire out. Deactivate the cooking area. Choke flames with a cover, a fireproofing blanket or something similar to it.

• Do not keep inammable objects in the drawers below the cooker. The cutlery tray shall be made up of re-resistant material.

• Do not heat empty saucepans or frying pans and always check that saucepans have a minimum quantity of liquids inside.

• Switch o the cooker after use.

• Continuously check the cooking in case of greases and oils used, as they can easily catch re.

• Heat greases and oils at maximum for one minute and never use the Booster function.

• Pay attention not to burn yourself during and after using the device.

• Make sure that no xed or mobile power cable of the device is in con- tact with the glass or a hot frying pan.

• Do not use the cooker to heat pots.

• Do not apply any type of cover on the cooktop.

• Electrical cables are not to be in contact with the cooker.

• It is recommended to protect hands from heat using pot holders. Only use dry gloves or pot holders.

• Only use cookware with smooth and magnetic bottom suitable for in- duction hobs.

• Avoid that sugar, synthetic materials of aluminium, lms are in contact with the hot areas. During cooling, those substances can cause cracks or other alterations on the pyroceram surface: switch o the device and immediately remove from the cooking area that is still hot

• When moving saucepans, make sure to lift them rather than slide them over the surface.

• Saucepans and cooker are to be perfectly cleaned before being in con- tact.

• Do not drop objects on the hob! Only use saucepans with magnetic bottom. Other materials are not admitted. SAUCEPAN SELECTION Saucepans suitable for induction hobs: Only saucepans with a fully magnetic, suciently wide and perfectly at bottom are suitable for use on induction hobs. The bottom is magnetic if a magnet sticks to every point on the bottom of the saucepan. Using saucepans with uneven bottoms can make it dicult to detect the saucepan and heat it up. Suitable saucepans (examples): - Thick-bottomed enamelled steel saucepans - Cast iron saucepans with enamelled bottom - Multi-ply stainless steel saucepans - Ferritic stainless steel saucepans InductionInduzione

Saucepans not suitable for induction hobs: Saucepans with non-magnetic or partially magnetic bottoms, with a size smaller than the indicated minimum and not perfectly at are not suitable for use on induction hobs. Unsuitable saucepans (examples): - Copper saucepans - Aluminium saucepans - Ceramic saucepans - Terracotta saucepans - Stainless steel saucepans19 ENGLISH Noise during cookingSaucepans may generate noise during cooking: this is not a malfunction and does not aect the operation of the product.The noise depends on the type of saucepan and the type of bottom;If it is particularly unpleasant, it is recommended to replace the saucepan.Humming, hissing, crackling sounds and vibrations are due to the transfer of energy to the bottom of the saucepan, and are generated by the various materials it is composed of. This noise is produced when cooking on a high power level and decreases as the set power level decreases.Internal ventilation noise: the appliance is equipped with a ventilation module to adjust the internal temperature of the induction hob. Ventilation can remain on even after switching o the appliance. • Use saucepans of appropriate size to the desired cooking area. Always use a saucepan or frying pan on each cooking area, even with the BRIDGE function.• Do not place hot saucepans on the sensor keys or the LEDs, as this could cause damage to the electronic components underneath.• Keep controls and lamps always clean.• Do no keep metal objects directly below the cooker.• Possibly use always covers to avoid heat dispersion.• Cook with little water.• After starting grilling or cooking dishes bring the power level to a lower one.

SAFETY AND WARNING INDICATIONS

Warning for people wearing pacemakers:Keep in mind that when the appliance is being used an electromagnetic eld forms in the immediate proximity. There is therefore a remote possibility that the operation of the pacemaker might be aected.If in doubt, contact the pacemaker manufacturer or your GP.The electromagnetic eld of the hob during operation can aect the opera-tion of magnetisable objects. Credit cards, life-saving devices, pocket calcula-tors etc. should not be in the proximity of a hob when in operation.Metal objects stored in the drawer underneath the appliance may become hot in case of prolonged use. Do not store metal objects in a drawer imme-diately underneath the hob.The appliance is equipped with cooling fans. If there is a drawer under a bu-ilt-in appliance, a separation must be ensured between the drawer and the bottom of the appliance, for appropriate hob ventilation and to make sure the fans are not be obstructed.Never use two saucepans or pans on the same cooking zone, or a rectangular cooking zone, or a Bridge cooking area.Before cleaning or carrying out maintenance operations, discon-nect the equipment by removing the plug or switching o the main switch.Disconnect the main switch when the equipment is not used for long periods of time.

1: 182,9 Wh/Kg2: 182,9 Wh/Kg3: 188,8 Wh/Kg4: 179,6 Wh/KgEnergy consumption of the hob: 183,5 Wh/Kg INSTALLATION only intended for qualied personnel Before installing the hood, carefully read the chapter 'SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS'. TECHNICAL FEATURES The technical specifications are exhibited on the labels located inside the hood.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLY

Install the cooker after installing kitchen cabinets and basis.Make sure that worktops have been veneered with thermoresistant glue in order not to suffer deflections or detachments. POSITIONING Do not install the hood outdoors and do not expose it to outdoor environment (rain, wind, etc.).It is forbidden to install the appliance on fridges or freezers, wash-ing machines, dishwashers, or tumble driers. COOKER ELECTRICAL CONNECTION (only intended for qualied personnel)Disconnect the equipment from mains power network before car-rying out any operation on the cooker.Make sure that electric wires inside the cooker are not disconnect-ed or cut:in the event of damage, contact your nearest Servicing Department.Refer to qualied personnel for electrical connections.Connection must be carried out in compliance with the provisions of law in force.Before connecting the cooker to the mains power network, check that:• the mains voltage corresponds with the voltage indicated on the data plate located inside the cooker;• the electrical system is compliant and can withstand the load (see the technical specifications located inside the cooker);• the power supply plug and cable do not come into contact with temper-atures exceeding 70 °C;• the power supply system is effectively and properly connected to earth in compliance with regulations in force.• the socket used to connect the cooker is within reach.In case of:• devices fitted with cables without a plug: the type of plug to use is a ''standardised'' one. The wires must be connected as follows: yellow-green for earthing, blue for neutral and brown for the phase. The plug must be connected to an adequate safety socket.• fixed equipment not provided with a power supply cable and plug; use a device that ensures disconnection from the electrical mains, with an open-ing gap of the contacts that enables total disconnection in overvoltage category III conditions.• Said disconnection devices must be provided in the mains power supply in compliance with installation regulations.The yellow/green earth cable must not be cut off by the switch.The Manufacturer declines all responsibility for failure to comply with the safety regulations. Connection of the cooker network Connection Cable section Power cable220V - 240V~ 50/60Hz1P+N / 2P 3 x 4 mm²H 05 VV - FH 05 RR - F380V - 415V~ 50/60Hz2P+N 4 x 1.5 mm²H 05 VV - FH 05 RR - F380V - 415V~ 50/60Hz3P+N 5 x 1.5 mm²H 05 VV - FH 05 RR - F OPERATION AND

ONLY USE COOKWARE SUITABLE FOR INDUCTION HOBS. When a cooking are is turned on, the bottom of the saucepan heats.The cooking area only heats thanks to the heat given by the saucepan.The cooktop automatically detects the size of the saucepan.The heating power is to be chosen based on what shall be cooked.With a view to reducing environmental impact, it is suggested to always set the minimum power level suitable for the required cooking. Please nd below a short table: SETTING AREAS

Melt Heat Sauces, butter, chocolate, gelatinePrecooked dishes2 - 3WhiskDefrostRice, pudding and cooked dishesVegetables, sh, frozen food3 - 4SteamVegetables, sh, meat4 - 5 Boil Boiled potatoes, soups, pastaFresh vegetables21 ENGLISH

Cook over a low heat Meat, liver, eggs, sausages Goulash, rolate, tripe

Fry Potatoes, donuts, cakes

Fry, bring to the boil Steaks, omelettes Boil

Fry, bring to the boil Bring to the boil big quantities of water Remark: heating time of cooktops is shorter than the gas cookers. PUSH-BUTTON PANEL Control description Cooker top ON/OFF. In case no other control is enabled, the cooker switches o automatically after a few seconds Control block key. Keyboard lock to prevent accidental controls Pause key. It suspends cooking. See PAUSE function KEEP WARM function key. keeps food warm CHEF COOK key. Enables 3 cooking areas with dierent heating powers. Power level selector switch Sets the power of the selected cooking area on a scale of 0 to 9 Booster key. Sets the power of the selected cooking area to the maximum available Timer area. Displays the set timer. The and keys increase or decrease the value shown on the corresponding display. The gures correspond from left to right: Hours, tens of minutes, minutes. Cooking area. Displays and selects the corresponding cooking area: - Front left - Rear left - Front right - Rear right Cooking area timer. Displays the activation of the timer linked to the cor- responding cooking area Display description Cooking area in stand-by Selected cooking area

CAUTION: reducing power results in a limitation of the power le- vels that can be set in individual areas. These limitations are auto- matically managed by the device. Sequence description With the top switched o Press the ON/OFF key 3 sec. Within 3 seconds, press the ON/OFF key again. The key starts ashing Press and hold

- Turn on the cooker top - Place the saucepan, not empty, on the cooking area - The key corresponding to the area is automatically switched on - The power level selector switch is activated by illuminating level 0

- Press the key of the cooking area to be set. The bottom right-hand dot lights up - Adjust the desired power level. POWER LEVEL ADJUSTMENT: - Slide your nger to the right in the power level selector switch and stop at the desired level.

- The display of the selected cooking area shows the set power level:

- Press the key to activate the booster level. The display of the selected cooking area shows . The booster level is maintained for a maximum of 5 minutes, after which the power level is raised to 9. SWITCHING OFF THE COOKING AREA: - Slide your nger to the left in the power level selector switch and stop at level 0.

- The display of the selected cooking area shows the power level 0: NOTE: all cooking areas can be switched o at the same time: press key for 2 seconds.. On the display of the cooking areas that are still too hot, the symbol is displayed . Do not touch the cooking areas as long as the lamp is on. BRIDGE FUNCTION: - This function allows for the simultaneous operation of the cooking areas: OCTA; for the use of sh kettles or large rectangular saucepans. - Press the keys of the two cooking areas to be paired simul- taneously. CAUTION only the OCTA cooking areas can be coupled - An acoustic signal warns of the activation of the function, the displays show: - Adjust the desired power level. To disable the BRIDGE function: - Press the buttons of the two paired cooking zones at the same time.

keeps food warm The power level is between 0 and 1 - Press the key of the cooking area to be set. The bottom right-hand dot lights up - Press the Keep Warm key. - The cooking area display indicates the acti- vation of the function

To deactivate the KEEP WARM function: - Press the cooking area key with the Keep Warm function active - Press the Keep Warm key. CHEF COOK FUNCTION:: enables 3 cooking areas with three dierent powers, from left to right - Press the Chef Cook key . The cooking area display indicates the activa- tion of the area and the power level. To deactivate the CHEF COOK function: - Press the Chef Cook key

PAUSE FUNCTION suspends the operation of all cooking areas. - Press the pause key - The cooking area displays indicate the activation of the pause function The Pause function can only be activated for 10 minutes, after which the de- vice switches o. To deactivate the PAUSE function: - Press the pause key . The key starts ashing Press any key except the Pause key.23 ENGLISH - The function is disabled and the cooking areas will resume operation prior to activation of the Pause function. NOTE: Interruption and restoration of the power supply deactivates the PAUSE function. CONTROL BLOCK FUNCTION: disables all device keys to prevent accidental activation when cleaning the cooker top. -Press the Control block key for 1 second All keys except the Control block and ON/OFF keys are disabled. To deactivate the CONTROL BLOCK function: - Press the Control block key for 1 second CHILD LOCK FUNCTION: deactivates operation of all keys - IMPORTANT: perform the entire procedure within 10 seconds - Press a cooking area key for 3 seconds - Release the key and slide your nger to the right in the power level selector switch from 0 to 9

- The cooking area display indicates the activation of the function To deactivate the CHILD LOCK function: - IMPORTANT: perform the entire procedure within 10 seconds - Press a cooking area key for 3 seconds - Release the key and slide your nger to the left in the power level selector switch from 9 to 0

TIMER FUNCTION allows you to set a time after which an acoustic alarm will sound. - Press Timer area - The Timer area is activated: - Press the and keys to set the timer. Area 1: hours Area 2: tens of minutes Area 3: minutes Maximum setting time: 9 hours 59 minutes - After 10 seconds the timer will start the countdown. - At the end of the countdown, an acoustic signal will sound. - Press any key to deactivate the acoustic signal. COOKING AREA TIMER FUNCTION: allows a cooking area to be switched o after a set time -Press the key of the cooking area to be set. - Press the corresponding symbol. - The timer area is activated: - Press the and keys to set the timer.

Area 1: hours Area 2: tens of minutes Area 3: minutes Maximum setting time: 9 hours 59 minutes - After 5 seconds the timer will start the countdown. - At the end of the countdown, the relevant cooking area will be switched o and an acoustic signal will sound. - Press any key to deactivate the acoustic signal. AUTOMATIC HEATING FUNCTION: sets the maximum power for a preset time and returns to the previous power level. -Press the key of the cooking area to be set. The bottom right-hand dot lights up - Slide your nger to the right in the power level selector switch and stop at the desired level. The functioncan only be activated for levels 1 to 8.

- Press and hold the selected level for 3 seconds

3 sec This will also be the level to which the cooking zone will be returned at the end of the preset time, during which the cooking zone will run at maximum power. - The cooking area display indicates the activation of the function Function duration table: Power level Automatic heating function time (seconds)

9 Function not available P Function not available24 - When the time elapses, the function ends and the cooking area is reset to the previously set power level. To deactivate the AUTOMATIC HEATING function:

1 - Wait for the end of the function time

2 - Press the cooking area key for 3 seconds

- the function ends and the cooking area is reset to the previously set power level.

3- If a lower power level is set than before the automatic heating function, the

function is deactivated. RECALL FUNCTION: enables the recovery of cooking settings prior to an accidental cooker top switch-o. - Perform the following steps within 6 seconds of an accidental switch-o - Turn on the cooker top - The pause key ashes - Press the pause key The RECALL function resets the operation of the cooking areas, timer fun- ctions and quick heating. Other functions will not be restored.

SAFETY DEVICES ON THE COOKER

Safety shutdown If a cooking area exceeds the maximum time for operation at the same pow- er, it is automatically switched o and the indication of the residual heat is shown. To reset the cooking area, touch the necessary keys. Power level 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 P Maximum duration of operation in hours 6 6 5 5 4 1,5 1,5 1,5 1,5 5 min The cooker switches o automatically if one or more controls stay covered for more than 10 seconds. To restore the proper operation: - remove all objects from the control panel. - clean the control panel. - restart the cooker and the concerned area. Overheating device Before items of the cooker can overheat, the control reduces the used power by following this procedure for protection measures: - Deactivation of booster and power booster if turned on. - Reduction of the power level set. - Shutdown of the cooking area concerned. On the display of the cooking area the message “E2” is displayed. It is possible to restore the cooking area when the default message is o. OPERATION WHEN TO TURN ON THE HOOD? Switch on the hood at least one minute before starting to cook to direct fumes and vapours towards the suction surface. After cooking, leave the hood operating until complete extraction of all vapours and odours. By means of the Timer function, it is possible to set auto switch-off function which will allow the hood to turn off automatically after 15 minutes of operation. WHICH SPEED IS TO BE SELECTED? speed (1): maintains the circulation of clean air with low electricity consump- tion. speed (2): normal conditions of use. speed (3): presence of strong odours and vapours. speed (4): rapid disposal of odours and vapours. With a view to reducing environmental impact, it is suggested to always set the minimum speed suitable for the required suction level.

HOOD TOUCH PUSHBUTTON PANEL

ON/OFF Short pulse: Hood switch ON/OFF Long pulse: Hood operation automatic cycle activation (A) accor- ding to plate power. Increase speed from 1 to 4 Speed 4 is only active for a few minutes The speeds are indicated by the LEDs on the keys: Speed 1 Speed 2 Speed 3 Speed 4 ("+" LED flashing) Reduce speed from 4 to 1 Light on/o Short impulse: turn on and off Long impulse: see hood manual TIMER (red LED flashing) Auto switch-off after 15 min. The function deactivates (red LED off) if: - The TIMER key ( ) is pressed again. - The ON/OFF key ( ) is pressed. If the pushbutton panel is completely inactive, before contacting the Technical assistance service, disconnect power temporarily to the appliance (about 5“), possibly by acting on the main switch, to restore normal operation. If this measure has no eect, contact the Techni- cal assistance service. TOP-HOOD SYNCHRONISATION:

- WITHOUT REMOTE CONTROL

- Press the association key in the hood (see hood manual) - Immediately press the button on the hob

- WITH REMOTE CONTROL

- Assign the radio control to the hood as per the hood instructions With push button panel switched off: - Press the key on the cooker top until the digital dot on the display starts flashing - Press any key on the remote control. The cooker top stores the same code as the remote control. - The hood can be controlled from both the remote control and the cooker top.

- The procedure must be carried out on the cooker top With push button panel switched off:25 ENGLISH - Press + until the display shows flashing - Press the key for a few seconds. - To couple the hood, repeat the SYNCHRONISATION procedure

RESTORING DEFAULT CODE

- The procedure must be carried out on the cooker top With push button panel switched off: - Press + until the display shows flashing - Press the + key for a few seconds. - To couple the hood, repeat the SYNCHRONISATION procedure

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

ATTENTION! For cleaning, never use a steam equipment. Before cleaning the cooker, make sure that it is at room temperature. Always clean the cooker after each use with a specic cleanser for pyroceram. Do not use products containing: - corrosive agents (soda, acids, ammoniac). - abrasive agents (dusts or paste). Do not use pointed or abrasive objects. After cleaning, dry the appliance with a soft cloth.

Clean your glassceramic cooktop regularly, preferably every time you use it. Avoid using abrasive sponges or scouring agents. Harsh chemical cleaners like oven sprays or stain removers are also unsuitable, as are bathroom or household cleaners. Accidents happen … Do not allow the hot hob to come into contact with plastic, tin foil, sugar or sugary food have fallen on the hot glass-ceramic cooktop. Please scrape it off the hot surface as quickly as possible. If these substances melt, they can damage the glass-ceramic cooktop. Sparkling results in only three steps: To thoroughly clean your glass-ceramic cooktop, first remove dirt and food with a suitable metal scraper. Once the glass-ceramic cooktop has cooled, put a few drops of a suitable clean- er on it and rub it on with a paper towel or a clean cloth. Then wipe the glass-ceramic cooktop with a damp cloth and dry it with a clean cloth. How do I identify a suitable glass-ceramic scraper?

• Scraper made of metal (won’t melt or catch fire)

• Scraper easy to lock / to unlock

• Blade is fixed precisely, it does not shift

• Blade is unbroken, clean and stainless

• Scraper certified by testing institute, if procurable (e.g. TÜV-GS seal)

• User manual and safety instructions available WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF COOKERS PROBLEMS The cooker or cooking areas do not turn on:

• The cooker is not connected to the electric network.

• The protection fuse is released.

• Check if the block is not active.

• Keys are covered with water or grease.

• An object is placed on the keys. The symbol is displayed .

• There is no saucepan on the cooking area.

• The container used is not compatible with cooktops.

• The diameter of the saucepan bottom is too small compared to the cooking area. The symbol [E] is displayed:

• Disconnect and connect the cooker.

• Contact the after-sales centre. One of the area or the entire cooker turns o:

• The safety overheating system is active;

• The cooker or one cooking area remains on for too long;

• one or more keys are covered;

• one of the saucepans is empty and the bottom overheated. The fan keeps on working after the cooker shutdown:

• This is not a malfunction: the fan keeps on protecting the electronic power unit of the device.

• The fan stops automatically.

In case of error, the device displays error codes for support purposes. The display of the cooking area shows the error code alternating 'E' with other symbols and numbers. Error code Description Possible causes Solution

+ 0 + 3 Continuous acti- vation of a key - Metal objects above the keyboard - water over the keyboard - Move the metal objects - Dry the water

+ 2 + 1 Internal tempera- ture above 85°C - covered or insucient ven- tilation areas - Allow internal heat dissipation

+ 4 + 2 Internal supply voltages too high or low Overcharging due to atmo- spheric dischar- ge, electrical system failure or incorrect power connection - Contact Technical Support

+ 4 + 7 No communi- cation between keyboard and inductor modules - Communi- cation cable damaged or disconnected - Damaged in- ductor module - Contact Technical Support

+ 3 + 6 Control keyboard internal error - Contact Technical Support + 2 Temperature limi- ts were exceeded in the cooking area - Empty sauce- pan - unsuitable saucepan type - saucepan or glass too hot - ll the saucepan - use a suitable saucepan - remove the sauce- pan and allow the area to cool down + 3 Unsuitable sau- cepan - The saucepan has little ferritic material - The saucepan caused an error in the inductor module - Inductor failure - Use a suitable saucepan - Remove the sauce- pan, wait 8 seconds and try again - Contact Technical Support + 4 Incorrect congu- ration - inductor con- guration error - Contact Technical Support26 + 5 No communi- cation between keyboard and generator - Faulty or disconnected LIN cable - Incorrect electrical con- nection - Internal fault - Conguration error - Contact Technical Support - Check terminal board electrical connection - Contact Technical Support - Contact Technical Support + 6 Incorrect power supply - Out-of-range supply voltage - Incorrect supply voltage frequency - Inductor failure - Check that the supply voltage is correct: voltage and frequency. - Contact Technical Support + 7 Internal inductor failure - Contact Technical Support + 8 Cooling fan not working - Dirty fan - Fan Failure - Clean the air vents - Contact Technical Support + 9 Faulty inductor temperature probe - Faulty inductor temperature probe - Contact Technical Support

Internal inductor failure - Contact Technical Support

Inductor tempe- rature probe has a xed value - glass too hot - faulty probe - Cool the glass - Contact Technical Support Note: Not each failure can be delected automatically by the system, e.g. in case of defect of the User interface power supply.

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