TY6011MUU - Hob Atag - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL TY6011MUU Atag

Wholesome and nourishing food is important for a healthy lifestyle. Teppan yaki is an excellent method of preparing healthy food, the Japanese way. Ingredients are fi rst cut into small pieces and then stir-fried in very little oil. This way, everything remains fresh, tasty and full of vitamins. And this is what modern cooking is all about. With your teppan yaki you will fi nd that wholesome and tasty combine very well. With the teppan yaki you will be able to quickly prepare light and tasty meals. Crisp and low in fat as is customary in Japanese cuisine. But of course this does not mean that you can only use the teppan yaki for Japanese food. Whether it is just a quick meal for yourself or a dinner party for your friends and family, the teppan yaki guarantees a fast and unrivalled culinary adventure. This manual describes how to make optimum use of your teppan yaki. Store this manual in a safe place. The manual serves as a reference for the service department. Therefore, please paste the data card in the space provided at the back of the manual. Enjoy your teppan yaki! Pictograms used important information tipEN 5 Description

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11contents EN 6 Read the separate safety instructions before using the device! Before you start You operate the teppan yaki with two control knobs. With these you can set the temperature for the zones. Each knob has a ring that lights up in one of two colours. Red means that the zone is warming up. Green indicates that the zone has reached the temperature set. Pre-heat the teppan yaki until the desired temperature has been reached. Put a little vegetable oil on the grill plate before you start frying the fi rst dish. There is no need to add extra oil. The centre of the grill plate is hotter than the sides. This makes the side areas perfect for slow cooking or for keeping food warm. Teppan yaki The grill plate is perfect for quickly stir-frying vegetables, searing and braising pieces of meat or fi sh in a sauce or for a combination of these two dishes. The combination of two zones with temperatures that can be set independently, is typical for teppan yaki cooking. You can sear or stir-fry the ingredients in the hot zone and then push them onto the warm zone. On the warm zone the dishes may braise slowly with or without the addition of seasoning or sauces. USE Before you startcontents EN 7 Operation The teppan yaki contains two thermostatically controlled heating elements that can be set independently of each other. The grill plate consists of two zones: a front zone and a rear one. You set the temperatures for each zone with the two control knobs. The maximum temperature you can set is 250 °C. Safety lock You unlock the safety feature by pressing the button in the rosette. USE Operation

Safety lock cancel (appliance switched on) Safety lock switch on (appliance switched off)contents EN 8 Switching on Press the knob of the desired zone as far as it will go. Then turn it clockwise to set the right temperature. The light ring turns red to indicate that the zone is warming up. When the zone has reached the temperature set, the ring turns green: the appliance is ready for use. Switching off Always turn the knob anticlockwise to return to the zero setting. You cannot reach the zero setting by turning the knob clockwise. After the knob has sprung forward again, the safety lock is activated. Residual heat Please remember that it takes some time for the teppan yaki to cool down after switching off. USE

Switching on and offcontents EN 9 Dripping pan The purpose of the dripping pan is the disposal of fried residue, fl uid and excess oil or fat. Larger pieces of residue may be shoved into the dripping pan during cooking. The dripping pan is removable so that you can dispose of the residue in the dustbin after you have fi nished cooking. The dripping pan is dishwasher-friendly. You may use the ornamental lid to cover the dripping pan during and after cooking when the teppan yaki is cooling down. Never scrape off your spatulas on the ornamental lid. This could scratch the lid. USE Dripping pancontents EN 10 MAINTENANCE Daily cleaning Daily cleaning It is advisable to clean the teppan yaki immediately after use. This way you avoid residue burning into the plate and thus causing stains that may be diffi cult to remove. Daily cleaning is best done with lemon juice and water. Pour this liquid onto the frying area when it is still quite hot (100 °C). The liquid soaks off the residue so that you can dispose of it in the dripping pan. Keep the teppan yaki switched on at a lower temperature for a short time. After the grill plate has cooled down use some kitchen paper to wipe away the residue and the water. You may then dry the teppan yaki with kitchen paper or a dry towel.contents EN 11 MAINTENANCE Stubborn stains Stubborn stains Stubborn marks on a stainless steel grill plate are best removed with a solution of warm water and washing-up liquid. You can use a cleaning agent for stainless steel to clean the frame. Always polish in the direction of the steel structure to avoid shine spots. Never use anything sharp like steel wool or scourers. These scourers cause scratches in the brush structure. Scouring and polishing will cause shine spots on the frying area (this kind of damage is not covered by the warranty). If the above methods do not help to remove the stains, you can clean the grill plate with a non-scratch scouring pad, which can be ordered online at www.hps.nl. Remember to treat the entire area in order to avoid discolouring. Also, as a follow-up treat the grill plate with a polish or maintenance agent for stainless steel. Please note that over the years the surface will slightly discolour. Never use aggressive abrasives. They leave scratches in which dirt and lime can accumulate. But if you should use an abrasive anyway, please polish in the direction of the fi nish.contents EN 12 FAULTS Fault table In case of an electrical failure, please check all fuses and electrical connections in your home before you contact the service department. Temperature limitation When the teppan yaki has been switched on, a sensor continuously monitors the temperature of the parts of the grill plate. If the temperature gets too high, the power of the grill plate is automatically reduced. Fault table Symptom Possible cause Solution A slight smell is noticeable the fi rst few times that you use the grill plate. Appliance heating up. This is normal and the smell will disappear after you have used the teppan yaki a few times. Ventilate your kitchen. The grill plate becomes too hot during frying and will not remain at the set temperature. The thermostat has broken down. Contact the service department. The knobs do not show any colour. The appliance has broken down. Contact the service department.contents EN 13 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Important matters Important matters

• Do not use the teppan yaki if it is damaged.

• Never open the casing of the teppan yaki. This may only be done by a qualifi ed installer.

• Ensure that the fl exes of electrical appliances, e.g. a mixer, do not touch the hot grill zone.

• Always disconnect the appliance from the electronic power supply before any repair work is carried out. You do this by unplugging the appliance, by switching off the fuse(s) or, if you have a permanent connection, by setting the switch on the power supply lead to zero.

• Do not use a teppan yaki that is broken or contains cracks. Switch off the appliance immediately, unplug it from the power supply to avoid any electrical shocks and call the service department.

• The connection must comply with all national and local regulations.

• The appliance must always be earthed.

• The connection cable should hang unobstructed and not run the risk of being hit by a drawer.

• Ensure that the teppan yaki is built into a fl at worktop.

• The walls and the worktop surrounding the appliance should be heat-resistant to at least 85 °C.

• The warranty does not cover any damage resulting from a wrong connection, faulty assembly or improper use.

• The cables connecting the teppan yaki to the control box should not be bent, twisted or pressed down by an object. Ensure that this does not happen when unpacking and installing the teppan yaki.

• If the connecting cable is damaged, it may only be replaced by the manufacturer, the manufacturer’s service organisation or equivalently qualifi ed persons, in order to avoid dangerous situations.

• Place a protective plate under the hotplate to prevent touching of the hot underside of the hotplate.contents Installation situations Dependent on the installation situation, there are several instructions for installing the teppan yaki into a worktop. Which instructions to use depends on the position of the control knobs ("front" or "top") and the worktop material selected ("wood" or "stone"). Also special sawing measurements apply when integrating a teppan yaki with the ATAG Magna Puzzelo appliances HI3171M, HG3111M and WO3111M. "Front" or "top" With "front" mounting, the control knobs are fi tted into the kitchen front. With "top" mounting the control knobs are fi tted into the worktop. "Wood" or "stone" "Wood" stands for all woodlike worktops that can be drilled into, e.g. wood, plywood and chipboard. "Stone" represents all stony worktops that are non-drillable, like marble or granite. Use the table below to select the correct instruction for building in the appliance. Please select the desired installation situation and adhere to the corresponding order for building in the appliance. Installation situation table Worktop material Wood Stone Knob location Knobs inside the kitchen front “Front” Knobs inside the worktop Top-wood Top-stone Installation next to a Magna Puzzelo appliance Puzzelo Attention: The control knobs cannot be mounted on the rear wall. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Installation situations EN 14contents EN 15 Before you start Read the relevant installation instruction carefully to see if the conditions for building in the appliance have been met. Installation instruction “Front” Attention: the following instruction applies only to an installation situation whereby the control knobs are in the kitchen front, in combination with a "wooden" or "stone" worktop. See the "Installation situation table" on page 14. Built-in dimensions

1. Create the cut-out for the teppan yaki.

2. The control box can be mounted on kitchen fronts with a

maximum thickness of 40 mm. Create the cut-outs for the control knobs in the kitchen front. Use the drawing template on page 33. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS “Front”

coverbox for building inmounting platecontents If worktop has thickness of: x becomes: < 56 mm x = 51 mm > 56 mm x = 51 mm + (56 - worktop thickness) Wooden worktops If necessary, treat the sawn ends of wooden worktops with sealing varnish, to prevent swelling of the worktop by moisture. Order in which to build in the appliance

1. Turn the appliance upside down and place it on the

worktop. Remove the protective foil from the sealing tape and apply the tape around the cut-out in the worktop. Start at the rear side of the appliance and tape the sealing strip along the corners. Make sure that the ends of the sealing strip fi t tightly together.

2. Measure the thickness of the kitchen front. Set the control

box to this thickness by correctly positioning the three screws on the bottom of the control box. The measurements on the sticker correspond with the thickness of the kitchen front.

3. Position the control box so that the cover of the box faces

5. Screw the positioning plate (A) against the rear of the kitchen

front with the screws supplied. The holes for the control knobs should be aligned. Use the light rings as fi tting pins.

6. Now press the light rings (B) from the front through the

holes in the kitchen front and screw them tight with the screws supplied.

7. Place the springs onto the pins (C) and push them from the

rear through the light rings in the kitchen front. Place the conical springs on the control knobs (D). The teppan yaki comes with two sets of rosettes. For this positioning plate (1x)control knob (2x)conical spring (2x)rosette (2x)light ring (2x)screw (4x)screw (4x)pin (2x) pin Z hole Yspring (2x)nut M4 (2x)control box (A) (B) (D) (C) (E)contents INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS “Front” EN 18 installation situation you need to use the following rosettes so that the temperatures are easy to read. Attention: the rosette with the symbol belongs to the front zone, the rosette with the symbol belongs to the rear zone).

8. Press the rosettes from the front onto the pins.

9. Press the control knobs onto the pins.

10. Lead the control box and the mains plug through the cut-

11. Position the control box (E) against the positioning plate so

that pin Y falls into hole Z.

12. Use the nuts that were supplied with the product to secure

the control box to the positioning plate.

13. Turn the teppan yaki over and place it in the cut-out.

14. Place the dripping pan into the teppan yaki.

15. Connect the appliance to the mains. The hob is now ready

17. Give the user manual to your client or, if you own the

teppan yaki, store the manual in a safe place.

Kitchen front FRcontents EN 19 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Top-wood Installation Instruction Top-wood Attention: the following instruction applies only to an installation situation whereby the control knobs are in the worktop, in combination with a "wooden" worktop. See the "Installation situation table" on page 14. Before you start Choose the right position for the control knobs: in front, to the left or to the right of the teppan yaki. You can position the knobs in one of the following ways. This ensures that you can read the temperature indication on the knob from the user's position. Built-in dimensions

1. The control box can be mounted on worktops with a

maximum thickness of 40 mm. If the worktop at the position of the control knobs is thicker than 40 mm, refer to the illustration opposite to create a cut-out in the bottom of the worktop. Measure the thickness of the worktop and, if necessary, create this cut-out in the worktop.

Rear zone Front zone

Silicon sealing ring Thickness worktop < 40 mm in area P x Q Ø30 mm 38 mm 135 mm P = 270 mm Q = 94 mm 47 mm R2 mm

2. Create the cut-outs in the worktop for:

- the teppan yaki - the control knobs Wooden worktops If necessary, treat the sawn ends of wooden worktops with sealing varnish, to prevent swelling of the worktop by moisture.

300 mm with TY30560 mm with TY60

X = 135 mm Y = min. 25 mm; max. 178 mm Z = min. 75 mm; max. 125 mm U = min. 50 mm ÿ30 mm38 mmR2 mmø 30 mmø 2 mmcontents EN 21 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Top-wood Change zero position knob If you wish you may turn the control knobs 90° in relation to the control box so that the zero position of the knob is set in the right direction. Follow the steps as described below. Ensure that the appliance is disconnected from the power supply before you start.

1. Unscrew the cover of the control box and remove the cover (A).

2. Carefully remove the print plates from their supports (B)

and unscrew the thermostat/switch combinations (D) by loosening the screws (C).

3. Change the position of the thermostat/switch combination.

The fi gure shows a 90° turn to the right from position 1 to position 2.

4. Ensure that you do not bend the capillary lead of the

thermostat. control box coverscrewthermostat/switchcontrol boxprint plate (A) (D) (C) (B) turn 90˚position 1position 2contents INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Top-wood EN 22 Order in which to build in the appliance

1. Turn the appliance upside down and place it on the

worktop. Remove the protective foil from the sealing tape and apply the tape around the cut-out in the worktop. Start at the rear side of the appliance and tape the sealing strip along the corners. Make sure that the ends of the sealing strip fi t tightly together.

2. Measure the thickness of the worktop. Set the control box

to this thickness by correctly positioning the three screws on the bottom of the control box. The sizes indicated correspond to the thickness of the worktop. 10 mm 16 mm 20 mm 32 mm 40 mm 10 mm 16 mm 20 mm 32 mm 40 mm 10 mm 16 mm 20 mm 32 mm 40 mmcontents EN 23 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Top-wood

3. Use the screws supplied to fasten the positioning plate (A)

against the bottom of the worktop so that the holes are aligned. Use the light rings as fi tting pins.

4. When mounting the knobs into the worktop the sealing

rings (B) should be mounted underneath the light rings.

5. Place the light rings (B) from the top through the holes in

the worktop and fasten them from the top with the screws supplied.

6. Place the springs on the pins (C) and push them from the

bottom through the light rings in the worktop.

7. Place the conical springs on the control knobs (D).

positioning plate (1x)control knob (2x)conical spring (2x)rosette (2x)light ring (2x)screw (4x)sealing ring (2x)screw (4x)pin (2x) pin Z hole Yspring (2x)nut M4 (2x)control box (A) (B) (D) (C) (E)contents INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Top-wood EN 24

8. The teppan yaki comes with two sets of rosettes. For this

installation situation you need to use the following rosettes so that the temperatures are easy to read. Attention: the rosette with the symbol belongs to the front zone, the rosette with the symbol belongs to the rear zone).

9. Press the rosettes from the top onto the pins.

10. Press the control knobs onto the pins.

11. Lead the control box and the mains plug through the cut-

12. Position the control box (E) against the positioning plate so

that pin Y falls into hole Z.

13. Use the nuts that were supplied with the product to secure

the control box to the positioning plate.

14. Turn the teppan yaki over and place it in the cut-out.

15. Place the dripping pan into the teppan yaki.

16. Connect the appliance to the mains. The hob is now ready

18. Give the user manual to your client or, if you own the

teppan yaki, store the manual in a safe place.

Worktopcontents EN 25 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Top-stone Installation Instruction Top - Stone Attention: the following instruction applies only to an installation situation whereby the control knobs are in the worktop, in combination with a "stone" worktop. See the "Installation situation table" on page 14. Before you start Choose the right position for the control knobs: in front, to the left or to the right of the teppan yaki. You can position the knobs in one of the following ways. This ensures that you can read the temperature indication on the knob from the user's position. Before you start, read the "Change zero position knob" paragraph. Built-in dimensions

1. Both the control box and the light rings are fi xed with

screws. You need to create a possibility to fi x the control box and the light rings. You may do this by glueing a small plank to the bottom of the granite/natural stone worktop. Add the thickness of the plank to that of the worktop. Ø30 mm 38 mm 135 mm P = 270 mm Q = 94 mm 47 mm R2 mm

Rear zone Front zone

2. The control box can be fi xed to worktops with a maximum

thickness of 40 mm (including the plank used to fi x the control box). If the worktop (including the plank) at the position of the control knobs is thicker than 40 mm, refer the illustration above to create a cut-out in the bottom of the worktop. Measure the thickness of the worktop and, if necessary, create this cut-out in the worktop. Silicon sealing ring Thickness (worktop + plank) < 40 mm in area P x Qcontents EN 27 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Top-stone

3. Create the cut-outs in the worktop for:

Kitchen frontSide wall kitchen cabinetSide wall kitchen cabinet Ø30 mm 38 mm 135 mm P = 270 mm Q = 94 mm 47 mm R2 mm

Ø30 mm Ø30 mm Ø2 mm Ø2 mm Ø2 mmcontents INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Top-stone EN 28 Change zero position knob If you wish you may turn the control knobs 90° in relation to the control box so that the zero position of the knob is set in the right direction. Follow the steps as described below. Ensure that the appliance is disconnected from the power supply before you start.

1. Unscrew the cover of the control box and remove the cover (A).

2. Carefully remove the print plates from their supports (B)

and unscrew the thermostat/switch combinations (D) by loosening the screws (C).

3. Change the position of the thermostat/switch combination.

The fi gure shows a 90° turn to the right from position 1 to position 2.

4. Ensure that you do not bend the capillary lead of the

thermostat. control box coverscrewthermostat/switchcontrol boxprint plate (A) (D) (C) (B) turn 90˚position 1position 2contents EN 29 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Top-stone Order in which to build in the appliance

1. Turn the appliance upside down and place it on the

worktop. Remove the protective foil from the sealing tape and apply the tape around the cut-out in the worktop. Start at the rear side of the appliance and tape the sealing strip along the corners. Make sure that the ends of the sealing strip fi t tightly together.

2. Measure the thickness of the worktop. Set the control box

to this thickness by correctly positioning the three screws on the bottom of the control box. The sizes indicated correspond to the thickness of the worktop. 10 mm 16 mm 20 mm 32 mm 40 mm 10 mm 16 mm 20 mm 32 mm 40 mm 10 mm 16 mm 20 mm 32 mm 40 mmcontents positioning plate (1x)control knob (2x)conical spring (2x)rosette (2x)light ring (2x)screw (4x)sealing ring (2x)screw (4x)pin (2x) pin Z hole Yspring (2x)nut M4 (2x)control box (A) (B) (D) (C) (E) INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Top-stone EN 30

3. Use the screws supplied to fasten the positioning plate (A)

against the bottom of the worktop so that the holes are aligned.

4. When mounting the knobs into the worktop the sealing

rings (B) should be mounted underneath the light rings.

5. Place the light rings (B) from the top through the holes in

the worktop and fasten them from the top with the screws supplied.

6. Place the springs on the pins (C) and push them from the

bottom through the light rings in the worktop.

7. Place the conical springs on the control knobs (D).contents

EN 31 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Top-stone

8. The teppan yaki comes with two sets of rosettes. For this

installation situation you need to use the following rosettes so that the temperatures are easy to read. Attention: the rosette with the symbol belongs to the front zone, the rosette with the symbol belongs to the rear zone).

9. Press the rosettes from the top onto the pins.

10. Press the control knobs onto the pins.

11. Lead the control box and the mains plug through the cut-

12. Position the control box (E) against the positioning plate so

that pin Y falls into hole Z.

13. Turn the teppan yaki over and place it in the cut-out.

14. Place the dripping pan into the teppan yaki.

15. Connect the appliance to the mains. The hob is now ready

17. Give the user manual to your client or, if you own the

teppan yaki, store the manual in a safe place.

Worktopcontents EN 32 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Puzzelo Installation instruction Puzzelo If you wish to install a teppan yaki a short distance from an ATAG Magna Puzzelo appliance (HI3171M, HG3111M, WO3111M or FR3111M), refer to the relevant teppan yaki installation instruction. You will fi nd the right instruction in the table on page 14. If you wish to install a teppan yaki right next to an ATAG Magna Puzzelo appliance, refer to the chapter in the ATAG Magna Puzzelo appliance describing how to link the two appliances. Free space required around the appliance To ensure a safe use, there must be suffi cient space around the teppan yaki. Check to see whether that space is available. min 600 TY6011M min 330 TY3011M min. 650 mm min. 450 mm min. 100 mm min. 100 mm32 mm worktop 40 mm worktop 20 mm worktop 10 mm worktop centre line appliance ø 30 mm

135 mm 75 mm ø 30 mm ø 2 mmø 2 mmø 2 mm ø 2 mm 38 mmcontents EN 34 Disposal of appliance and packaging The packaging of this appliance is recyclable. It could have been made from: - cardboard; - polythene foil (PE); - CFK-free polystyrene (PS-hard foam). You need to dispose of these materials responsibly in accordance with offi cial regulations. To draw attention to the fact that the segregated processing of electric household appliances is compulsory, this appliance carries the symbol of a crossed-out dustbin. This means that at the end of its working life, you may not dispose of the appliance as household refuse. Instead, you should hand it in at a special refuse collection centre run by the local authority or at a dealer's providing this service. Segregated processing of household appliances such as this grill plate, avoids any negative effects on the environment and public health that might otherwise occur. It enables the recovery of the materials used in the production of this appliance, thus realising considerable savings in terms of raw materials and energy. Technical data TY3011M: 230 V - 50 Hz - 1700 W TY6011M: 230 V - 50 Hz - 3400 W APPENDIX contents