General Information - Gastros InductWarm 130 Betriebs- Und Montageanleitung

Gastros Switzerland AG disclaims all liability in cases due to unauthorised conversions or modifications by the custo-
mer. If the mains supply cable for the appliance is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, an authori-
sed service agent or other similarly qualified person in order to prevent hazards. The connection for the mains plug
should always be positioned so that it is freely accessible. If this is not possible, a master switch for the appliance
must be installed by the customer. In the event of a malfunction, the appliance must be switched off completely by
unplugging the mains plug or by turning off the master switch.
When transporting, setting up, maintaining and repairing the InductWarm
following regulations and guidelines that are applicable in your country must be observed:
• Regulations of professional electricians' associations, e.g. VDE, SEV, etc.
• EC directives (in EU countries)
• Accident prevention regulations
• Guidelines of employers' liability insurance associations
• Trade regulations
• If the InductWarm 130 appliance is being installed in close proximity to a wall, partition walls, kitchen furniture,
®
decorative panelling, etc., it is recommended that these objects consist of non-combustible material; otherwise
they must be covered with a suitable non-combustible, heat-insulating material and the fire safety regulations
are to be observed extremely carefully.
Intended Use
• The InductWarm ® 130 is designed to keep food warm in induction capable dishes. Other use can destroy the system
or the dishes.
• Only use dishes which have been approved as induction compatible by the producer.
• The surface of the InductWarm appliance should not be used for storage.
®
• Only use suitable pans with a minimum base diameter of 12 cm for induction warming. Theoretically, it is possible
to use smaller dishes, but this may result in the following:
– Reduced efficiency
– Pan recognition may not be possible
– Radiation may be greater
• Never heat a pan while empty. This could cause the pan to overheat.
• Once you have removed the pan after warming, remember to switch the InductWarm
you intend to use it again straight away. This will prevent the appliance from heating up accidentally should you
or someone else place a pan on the warming surface.
• Do not heat up tins or other sealed containers, as these can explode! Items that are unsuitable for use include any
dishes that are not specifically intended for nduction appliances, as well as metal splash guards, aluminium foil,
cutlery, jewellery, watches, metallic objects, etc.
• The induction hob is officially switched on as soon as the rotary switch is moved away from the off position (red
line aligned with status indicator). Whenever the hob is not in use, the appliance must be switched off.
• Symbol explanation:
This exclamation mark shows warnings.
This radiation warns of non-ionising electromagnetic radiation.
Risks
The InductWarm 130 appliance may represent a source of danger if the information in these operating instructions
®
is not heeded, setup, maintenance or repair work is undertaken by non-authorised persons, or the InductWarm
appliance is used incorrectly or for purposes other than its intended use. Other risk may be:
130 appliance, the latest version of the
®
® 130 appliance off, unless
130
®
21
• Risk of destruction
When the induction surface is not only being used for warming, it is necessary to ensure that the devices are
turned off. Otherwise damage or burnings may occur.
• Electrical shock
Do not expose this system to liquids or metal objects which may cause an electric shock.
• Environmental conditions
The system must be mounted in a clean, dry indoor place and the relative humidity must not exceed 60%.
To avoid overheating, ensure good ventilation. The environmental temperature must not exceed 40°C.
• Risk of burns
The used dishes are hot during operation and can cause burns. For touching the hot parts please use potholders or gloves.
Because of the reflection heat of the dishes there is a high temperature above the induction area. Therefore a
cooling time of five minutes must be followed.
Do not put any melting materials on the heated surface.
It should be noted that necklaces and rings may heat up next to the induction field and cause burnings.
Because of the high temperatures which may occur and which can destroy the dish, there is a risk of burning,
when the dishes are running empty on the induction device.
Do not use any metal spoons in combination with the InductWarm
Before the InductWarm ® 130 please remove the caution sticker from the device. Otherwise it can cause fire.

General Information

Liability
The manufacturer's warranty covers all defects in design, production and materials. All other claims are excluded.
All data and notes in this instruction are prepared with consideration to the statutory standards and regulations. The
manufacturer will not be liable for:
➢
• Failure to observe the instructions
• Damages caused by inappropriate handling
• Deployment of unqualified staff
• Unauthorized modification
• Technical modifications ➢
• Use of uncertified spare parts
Please note:
Do not use the InductWarm 130 appliance if you notice damage or malfunctions.
®
If you wear a pacemaker, check with your doctor whether you are allowed near an induction cooking
appliance.
22
130 device.
®