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■ Allow the cooking zones to cool com-
pletely before cleaning.
Exception: Remove sugary or star-
chy contaminants, plastic or alumi-
nium foil from the hot glass ceramic
immediately using a standard sharp
scraper. While doing so protect hands
from burns with oven gloves or pot
holders.
Fire hazard!
Unsupervised cooking on the hob with
grease and oil can be dangerous and
can cause fi res.
■ NEVER attempt to extinguish a fi re
with water; instead switch the appli-
ance off and then cover the fl ames
with, for example, a pan lid or a fi re
blanket.
■ If you are preparing food with alco-
hol, do not leave the cooker unatten-
ded! Food may ignite of its own ac-
cord.
■ Never store objects on the cooking
area.
■ The cooking process must be supervi-
sed. A short term cooking process has
to be supervised continuously.
■ Only protective hob grilles or hob co-
vers made by the hob manufacturer,
approved protective hob grilles or co-
vers which are listed in the user ma-
nual, or pre-installed protective hob
grilles or hob covers may be used.
The use of unsuitable protective hob
grilles or hob covers may lead to ac-
cidents.
■ Always switch the hob off completely
after cooking!
Safety
Risk of injury!
This hob has sharp edges. Improper
handling can result in cut injuries.
■ Wear protective gloves when unpa-
cking and installing the hob.
NOTICE
Risk of damage from improper installa-
tion of the appliance.
Insuffi cient air circulation may lead to
damage caused by overheating.
■ Never fi t the hob over an oven wi-
thout ventilation!
Risk due to improper operation!
■ Immediately remove sugar or starchy
food particles and residues of plastics
or aluminium foil. Otherwise, these
may cause permanent and irrepara-
ble damage to the hob.
■ Turn the temperature controllers for
the double circle and roasting pan
cooking zones clockwise to turn them
on and counter-clockwise to turn
them off. Never turn past the double
zone symbol by force.
■ Do not place hot pots or pans on the
sensor fi eld. Otherwise the electronics
underneath may be damaged.
■ Do not push heavy pans across the
hob; this may scratch the glass cera-
mic. Even if small objects just make
slight contact with the hob, they can
damage the glass ceramic surface.
For example, do not allow salt and
pepper shakes to fall onto the hob
from cabinets above.
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