Energy-Efficient Cooking; Operation - Silvercrest SDK 2500 A1 Bedienungsanleitung

Energy-efficient cooking

■ Use cooking pots with the same diameter as the respective hob 1/2 . If you use
particularly small pots that do not cover the whole hob 1/2, a great deal of
energy is simply wasted .
■ Ensure that the pots/pans rest flat on the hobs 1/2 . Dented or uneven bottoms
prevent optimum heat conduction .
■ To save energy, you can turn off the hob 1/2 before you have completely
finished cooking . The residual heat of the hob 1/2 is usually sufficient to finish
cooking the food .

Operation

NOTE
► Use cooking utensils with flat, even bases for better thermal transfer .
► If possible, use cooking utensils which match the cooking plate sizes .
1) Place the filled saucepan on the required hob 1/2 .
2) Switch the appliance on by sliding the On/Off switch 3 to the position "I" .
3) Turn the relevant thermostat 4/7 to the required setting:
▯ 0:
▯
▯ 4–MAX:
The relevant indicator lamp 5/6 for the hob 1/2 you have switched on illuminates .
NOTE
► The control lamp 5/6 remains lit while the hob 1/2 is heating up . As soon
as the selected temperature has been reached, the control lamp 5/6 goes
off . During operation, it is possible that the control lamp 5/6 switches on and
off . This is not a malfunction of the appliance, merely an indication that the hob
1/2 is reheating occasionally to maintain the temperature .
4) Once the cooking process has finished, adjust thermostat 4/7 back to 0 .
The indicator lamp 5/6 goes out .
5) Turn the On/Off switch 3 to "O" .
If you do not intend to use the appliance for an extended period, remove the plug from
the power socket .
SDK 2500 A1
switched off
- 4: slow cooking
fast cooking
GB │ MT │ 31 ■