Cooking Modes; Troubleshooting - Lakeland 17883 Gebrauchsanweisung

COOKING MODES

MODE POWER / TEMPERATURE
Hot Pot
The power / temperature can be
adjusted manually, when the power /
temperature is too high the hob will
automatically switch off.
Pan Fry
The power / temperature can be
adjusted manually.
Stir Fry The power / temperature can be
adjusted manually, when the power
/ temperature is too high, the hob
will NOT switch off, it automatically
regulates the temperature.
Simmer The power / temperature cannot be
adjusted.
The hob is programmed to first use
medium-high power to reach boiling
point, then automatically decreases for
simmering. The simmering time is the
remaining time shown on the timer.
"END" will be displayed when the cycle
is finished.
Boil The power / temperature cannot be
adjusted. The hob is programmed to
boil water as quickly as possible. The
unit senses the rising temperature, and
will let the water boil for a while longer,
then the hob will automatically turn off.
It will show "END" on the display.
Keep Warm The power / temperature cannot be
adjusted. The hob will keep food warm
at about 60c.
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TIMER
The timer is 'off' by default, and
can be set manually.
The timer is 'off' by default, and
can be set manually.
The timer is 'off' by default, and
can be set manually.
The timer is 'on' by default,
automatically set to 120 minutes.
You can adjust this timing by
pressing the timer button and
sweeping your finger around
the heat control dial to set your
cooking time.
The timer is 'off by default', and
can be set manually.
The timer is 'off by default', and
can be set manually.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Following are some common problems that can occur when using the Induction Hob. Please
review the problems, their possible cause and any corrective action that should be taken to ensure
successful cooking and results.
Problem Possible Cause
The hob does not recognise that The pan being used is not
I have placed a pan on the hob. compatible with this hob.
My food keeps burning. This hob is very efficient,
and so often cooks faster
at a lower temperature
than electric or gas hobs.
My food started to heat then It is likely your pan has
the hob turned off. turned itself off as it spilled
over.
The hob stops cooking and The power source voltage
displays 'E1' or 'E2'. is too high or too low.
The hob stops cooking and Your pan is overheating or
displays 'E3' or 'E9'. dry heating.
The hob stops cooking and The fan air vent may
displays 'E4' or 'E10'. be blocked, the fan has
stopped running, or it is
too hot in the room you
are using the hob in.
The hob stops cooking and There is a fault with the
displays 'E5', 'E6', 'E12' or 'E13'. temperature sensor.
Solution
Check that a magnet will stick
to base of pan, indicating
it would be suitable for this
hob.
Reduce the cooking time and
the cooking temperature
from what you would use on
other hobs.
Lift pan, dry hob and return
pan to heat then turn on
again.
Turn off the cooker and
check your power supply is
compatible with the voltage
on the rating label.
Remove the pan and allow
it to cool. Add oil or water
to the pan, wait until the
hob cools down and resume
cooking.
Switch the hob off and
make sure there Is nothing
blocking the air vent. Remove
any Items from around the
hob which may be emitting
heat. Contact the Lakeland
customer care team on
015394 88100 if the problem
continues.
Contact the Lakeland
customer care team on
015394 88100.
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