User manual BALAY 3EF900L

[. . . ] Only after read ing these will you be able to operate the appliance correctly. If the appliance is passed to another per son, please enclose the instructions. Before switching on your appliance Transport damage Check your appliance after removing the packaging. If it has suffered any damage during transport, do not connect the appliance but contact the Technical Ser vices department. Before using the appliance for the first time, you must ensure that the domestic electrical system is earthed and meets all the current safety regulations. [. . . ] 6 10 min. 15 Quantity Roasting roulade pot roast goulash Roasting pancakes (Fladle, Swabian pancakes) cutlet, breaded steak fish fingers Deep fat frying (in 1 2 ltr. of oil) deep frozen foods others * Ongoing cooking without lid Heat setting 9 5 10 min. 50 60 min. 4 servings 1 kg 500 g 1 2 pieces 2 3 pieces 10 pieces 1 1 1 1 4 min. 3 constant deep fat frying constant deep fat frying Tips on saving energy The correct saucepan size Use saucepans and pots with thick, even bases. The diameter of the bases of the saucepans and pots should match the size of the hotplate. Note: Ovenware manufacturers often give the diameter of the top of the saucepan. A larger, less full saucepan requires more energy. Using a lid Saucepans and pots should always be covered with a suitable lid. Cook with small quantities of water This saves energy and helps vegetables to retain vitamins and minerals. Switch down to a lower heat setting in good time. Cooking with small quantities of water Lowering the heat setting 16 Keep warm function The induction hotplates (1 and 4) have a temperature control. (See illustration) Method of operation The keep warm function is suitable for melting chocolate or butter or keeping food warm. This only works with pots and pans suitable for use with induction hobs. If the "keep warm" function is activated, the hotplate automatically changes to its minimum power setting to keep cookware warm. The C disappears in the visual display and the function will have been deactivated. The function is activated as follows How to deactivate it 17 Powerboost function This function allows your food to be heated even quicker than with the highest power setting on your appliance (g). The powerboost function temporarily increases the power of the highest setting. Powerboost function limitations All the induction hotplates (1 and 4) have a temperature control. (See illustration) The Powerboost function will always be available whenthe other induction hotplate is not switched on. For example, if you want to activate this function in hotplate 1, number should be switched off, and vice versa. If the zone referred to is not switched off, the letter x and the power level in the hotplate indicator will flash; the Powerboost function will have deactivated and it will return to power level previously selected. How to activate it Follow these steps: 1. Select any power level for the hotplate where you wish to active this function. 2. The letter x will appear on its indicator. How to deactivate it Follow these steps: 1. The letter x will no d 18 longer be displayed and will return to the previously selected power level. In certain circumstances, the Powerboost function may disconnect automatically to protect the electronic components from the hob's interior. . Rapid pre-heating This function can be used when you want to heat something up to the maximum temperature quickly and then switch to a steady lower temperature automatically. How to program Example: you want to use the power level e as the lower steady temperature The radiation hotplates (2 and 3) have a temperature control. The light will flash on and off and show alternatively m and the power level (e. g. e). [. . . ] If after connection F4 appears again, call the technical assistance service. F8 The hotplate has been The automatic time limitation has been activated. If the indication continues, notify the technical assistance service. c1 c2/c3 The cooking zone has overheated. The cooking hob is not well connected. U400 Normal operating noises for the appliance Induction heating technology is based on the vibration resistance of certain metals when subjected to high frequency waves. In some circumstances, these vibrations can cause a certain degree of noise, such as the following: This occurs when cooking at a high power. [. . . ]