Waterford Appliances Ceramic Hob User's Manual
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1. DISPOSAL OF THE APPLIANCE Old appliances should not simply be disposed of with normal household waste but should be delivered to a collection and recycling centre for electric and electronic equipment A symbol shown on the product the instruction manual or the packaging shows that it is suitable for recycling Materials used inside the appliance are recyclable and are labelled with information concern ing this By recycling materials or other parts from used devices you are making a significant contribution to the protection of our environment Information on appropriate disposal centres for used devices can be provided by your local authority TECHNICAL INFORMATION Voltage 230V 50Hz Max Power 6500W 28 3 Amps Plate Ratings Rear Left Hotplate 145mm 1200W Rear Right Hotplate 180mm 1800W Front Left Hotplate 210mm 2300W Front Right Hotplate 145mm 1200W Dimensions 581mm x 513mm x 48mm Weight 8Kg Complies To EN 60335 1 amp EN 60335 2 6 INSTALLATION Before selecting a position to install the hob the following must be considered Do not install the hob near refrigerating devices Do not fit the hob over a cooker without a cooling fan dishwasher refrigerator freezer or washing machine The worktop the hob is fitted into should be resistant to temperatures up to 100 C This applies to the veneer plastic surfaces glues and varnishes When installing t2. A hotplate switch es off automatically if the heating power has not been changed dur ing the specified time See the table and the residual time indica tor is lighted You can however switch the hob back on and use the respective hotplates up to the specified time periods again MAXIMAL TIME To increase its reliability the plate POWER LEVEL OF OPERATION 6 5 iol OOT Automatic Power Reduction System This allows each of the hotplates to be set to oper ate at full power for a period of time and then auto matically reduce the heating power of the hotplate to a preset setting To activate the automatic power reduction system 1 Select the hotplate by pressing the respective hotplate selection sensors 5 and set the heat ing power to 9 by pressing the plus sensor 8 2 With the heating power at 9 press the plus sen sor 8 again and a dot will be displayed beside the 9 3 Within 10 seconds set the desired reduced heating power setting by pressing the minus sensor 7 The respective hotplate indicator 6 will alternately flash A and the reduced heating power setting 4 After the hotplate has heated the pot at full power and has reduced to the preset power set ting the power setting can be adjusted if required by pressing the minus 7 or plus 8 sensors Lock Function The hob has a lock function which when activated can prevent the hotplate being accidentally switched on by children
3. for the first time the heating plates may emit a light odour so it will be necessary to ventilate the room in which the hob is located OPERATING THE HOB Rear left 145mm Hotplate Rear right Y 180mm Hotplate Front left 210mm Hotplate Front right Y 145mm Hotplate Hotplate Selection Sensor Hotplate Indicators Minus Sensor Plus Sensor Lock Sensor with LED 0 Main Sensor A OONATAWNS Switching The Hob On To turn on the hob press the main sensor 10 and the hotplate indicators 6 will all show 0 Select the desired hotplate to be turned on by pressing the respective hotplate selection sensor 5 and then setting the desired heating power using the plus 8 and minus 7 sensors up to a maximum setting of nine Note If a hotplate is not activated within 10 sec onds of turning on the hob the hob will automati cally switch off Switching The Hob Off All the hotplates can be turned off simultaneously by pressing the main sensor 10 or the hotplates can be turned off individually by pressing the respective hotplate selector sensor 5 and setting the heating power to 0 using the minus sensor 7 The letter H will be displayed in the respec tive hotplate indicators 6 until the hotplate has cooled Limited Time Of Operation HEATING is provided with an operation time IN HOURS limiter for each hotplate The maximal times of operation depend on the last selected heat ing power level
4. pets etc It can be operat ed when the hob is switched off or in operation To activate the lock function press the lock sensor 9 until the lock sensor LED is lit To unlock press the lock sensor 9 until the lock sensor LED goes out and a sound is emitted Note After a power failure the lock function is activated automatically COOKING GUIDELINES The information given in the following table is for guidance only Heat Cooking Suitable For Cook Time Tips Hints a Process Residual heat off Re Cas Hollandaise sauce Pea ae butter 5 m mins Stir EE chocolate gelatine Solidifying Fluffy omelettes baked eggs 10 40 mins Cook with lid on Simmering rice and milk based Add at least twice as much 2 3 Simmering dishes 25 50 mins liquid as rice stir milk dish Heating up ready cooked meals es part way through cook ing Steaming Steaming vegetables fish With vegetables add only a Braising Braising meat 20 45 mins little liquid a few table spoons Use only a little liquid e g Steaming Potatoes 20 60 mins max 1 4 I water for 750g 4 5 Boiling of potatoes Cooking larger quantities of food 60 150 mins Up to 3 I liquid plus stews and soups ingredients Frying escalope veal cordon bleu as required Turn halfway through 6 7 Gentle frying cutlets rissoles sausages liver roux cooking eggs pancakes doughnuts Heavy Frying Hash browns loin steaks steaks 5 2 mins per Turn halfway through fl dle pancakes for ga
5. afety of the appliance Do not allow children to come near the plate while in operation as they can move the hot pots and get burned There is a residual temperature indicator built in to the hob which tells you if the hotplate is still switched on and if it is still hot In the event of the power being cut the residual heat indicator will not operate despite the hotplate still being hot Do not leave the plate unattended when cooking using fats and oils as they may create a fire hazard Do not use plastic pots or containers made from aluminium foil as it will melt at high temperatures and may damage the hob Avoid dropping objects on the hob A point hit i e a falling spice bottle may in unfavourable circum stances lead to cracks or splits appearing on your hob In the event of damage to the top surface of the hob boiled over residuals of food may penetrate the dam aged places and get into the live components of the hob Immediately disconnect it from the mains sup ply and contact your local service engineer This appliance should be cleaned on a regular basis to maintain its efficient operation Do not use the surface of the hob as a carving board or worktop Metal objects like knives forks spoons and lids should not be left on the hob as they can become hot After unpacking please dispose of the packing materials in a suitable manner All materials used for pack ing are harmless to the environment and can be recycled and are marked
6. e IMPORTANT NOTICE Any alteration to this appliance that is not approved in writing by Waterford Stanley will render the guarantee void Manufactured by Waterford Stanley Ltd Unit 210 IDA Industrial Estate Cork Road Waterford Waterford Ireland SEEN EES Tel 051 302300 Fax 051 302315 1 0 Rev 001 DP 070827
7. he electric supply to the hob ensure that the cable does not touch any hot parts of the hob or other units around it Once installed the clearances around the hob should be as detailed in Fig 1 when fitted on work top over a carrying cupboard or Fig 2 when fitted on a work top over a ventilated oven Fig 1 25mm 80mm 500 x 10mm Fig 2 Minimum 10mm 500 x 50 500 x 10 mm POSITIONING amp FITTING THE HOB 1 Cut out a square opening in the work top as shown in Fig 3 with a minimum of 60mm of the work top behind the opening 2 Sit the hob into the cut out on the worktop 3 Fit the tension brackets loosely and then with the hob centered tighten all the tension brackets evenly starting in the centre and moving diago nally see Fig 4 Fill the gap between the hob amp worktop with a silicone sealer if required Fig 4 Worktop Bracket ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION SELECTION OF COOKWARE The appliance requires a 230 volt 50Hz A C sup Fig 7 ply and the electrical installation must be carried out by a qualified electrician in compliance with the current regulations This hob should be connected to a double pole 32 Amp cooker box which is fitted adjacent to the hob using a PVC insulated twin amp oF e earth cable with conductor size of 6mm The terminal box is located on the underneath of Always use high quality pots with ideally flat the hob and t
8. he following are a list of minor faults with instructions on how to rectify them which should be checked by the user PROBLEM CAUSE ACTION 1 The appliance is not working power supply failure check the in house electric sys tem fuse replace if necessary 2 The appliance does not respond Control panel has not been Switch it on to entered settings switched on Sensors have been touched for Touch the sensors for a bit longer less than one second Several sensors have been Always touch only one sensor touched at the same time except when switching off a hot plate 4 The appliance does not respond Improper operation improper sen Again activate the plate and emits a long signal sors have been touched or proper sensors have been touched for too short a time Covered or dirty sensor sensors Uncover or clean the sensors The whole appliance switches off No settings have been entered Again switch on the control panel within 10 seconds from switching and immediately enter the settings the plate on Covered or dirty sensor s Uncover or clean the sensors One hotplate switches off Limited time of operation Again switch on the hotplate Covered or dirty sensor s Uncover or clean the sensors Residual temperature indicator is power supply failure the appliance the residual temperature indicator not lighted although the hotplates has been disconnected from the will work again after switching the are still hot main
9. he power supply is connected to the bottoms as it prevents points of too high tem hob by ensuring the live supply is connected to perature forming on the bottom and conse Terminal 1 the neutral to Terminal 5 and the earth quently sticking of the cooked food Pots and wire to the earth supply The mains cable is pans with thick metal sides guarantee perfect secured using the mains clamp distribution of heat Fig 6 Avoid using cookware with aluminium or copper bottoms as these can leave a metallic discol oration which is very difficult to remove Always ensure that the bottom of the pot is dry when you fill up the pot or take it out from the fridge always check if the bottom is perfectly dry as it helps to keep the plate clean Always use pots matching the diameter of the used heating element the energy is most opti mally used if the diameter of the pot is slightly bigger than the diameter of the hotplate Lids prevent the heat from escaping from the pot and thus shorten the cooking time and reduce the consumption of power Mains Clamp Note Ensure that a link is present between Terminals 1 2 amp 3 and Terminals 4 amp 5 respectively USING THE HOB FOR THE FIRST TIME Before using the hob for the first time thoroughly clean the hob to ensure any debris is removed from the surface of the hob that may cause damage to the hob surface during operation When using the hob
10. mmediately visible Each one is designed to with stand the most demanding kitchen environment But its not just about sleek contemporary looks every detail reflects Waterford Stanley s long standing design for total performance ethos That is why our ovens are easy to clean our hobs are powerful our extractor hoods efficient and our refrigerators designed for optimum stor age All Waterford products are made from quality stainless steel for durability We would advise you to take time out and read your instruction manual before using your Waterford Appliance This will ensure that you use all technical features your Waterford Appliance has to offer Waterford Stanley make every effort to ensure that our products meet all your requirements and our Customer Relations department is at your disposal to answer all your questions In the unlikely event of a fault look here for information on how to rectify minor faults To ensure your warranty is validated please complete the attached warranty card and return to Waterford Stanley Enjoy your Waterford Appliance SAFETY Note Before using the hob for the first time read the operating manual carefully to ensure safe operation and avoid damage to the plate This hob should only be used when it has been fully installed as outlined in the Installation section Any repairs to this appliance must be carried out by an approved Waterford Service Engineer Unprofessional repairs may compromise the s
11. p Waterford APPLIANCES TOUCH CONTROL CERAMIC HOB E a TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO Ts BOC CUO it A e e E A ea A A Ma titel g 2 Ze SES cio A tt dt TES 2 ds UNPACKING az A ASA A O DA RA EA AE 3 4 Disposal of appliance iii AA Ra ee eA he A A a ee 3 Dy Technical Information A Sek to et Poe BSN th Mh a Re ee Soft eid Sg 4 6 installation cc daras iaa Seat Saat SS at ne ticle an ei cs Settee Sie Lo taa daa 4 7 Positioning amp Fitting OF The Hob on 2 cacdw A ee eae De eee AA 4 8 Electrical Installation tsa s A aoe ee etl Seater ae eee A 5 9 Using The Hob For The First Time 2 0 00 ee eee ee eee eee 5 105 Selection Of COOKWAre is a asieran DA hee WOR as eas 5 11 Operating The TOD ra a aids nak ii Pak Mant ea ohn amp mak ah ie ok mee aide 6 Switching The AOD ONZA atari eel OG ete ote 6 Switching The Hob Off ores ea heel eee eee eta thaw ee elo aw ae ee eee 6 Limited Time Of Operation 2 0 0 00 6 Automatic Power Reduction System 0002 ee 6 Lock FUnCtON 2 26 coke eee eee Made ara 6 12 Cooking GUIOCIINGS 20 200 es servis a anda Ea doulas egreie ain d ae ae pee TER Ea eas 7 15 Cleaning amp Routine Maintenance 2 2 6 66 eee ee ee eee 8 162 Trouble SHOOUNG lt 5 ns sees tanta nea ta Oe ada 9 17 WaradWY alos iras dada aa 10 A a INTRODUCTION Dear Customer Thank you for buying a Waterford Appliance The quality of Waterford s appliances is exceptional and i
12. rnishing soup cooking Boiling Boiling large quantities of water cooking pasta searing meat goulash pot roast Searing deep frying chips Deep Frying CLEANING 8 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Note Daily cleaning and proper maintenance have a crucial impact on the durability of your hob and it is recommended that the hob is always cleaned after every use To clean the hob Wipe off slight not burned patches of dirt using a damp cloth without a cleaning agent Washing liquid can cause blue discolouration to appear on the plate and these stains may not be removable after first cleaning Remove larger patches of dirt strongly sticking to the plate using a sharp scraper and wipe off the surface with a damp cloth If any plastic item kitchen foil sugar or food containing sugar is accidentally allowed to melt on the hot surface of the hob remove immediately with a scraper while the cooking surface is still hot to avoid the risk of damage to the surface Never apply any form of cleaning agent on a hot surface of the hob For any other maintenance or repair issues contact Waterford Stanley Service Department on 051 302333 for customers in the Republic of Ireland or 028 87722195 for customers in Northern Ireland When contact ing the Service Department please quote your hob s individual serial number this can be located on the rat ing plate which is on the underside of the hob or the front cover of the manual E a TROUBLE SHOOTING T
13. s control panel on and off CRACK IN THE CERAMIC DANGER IMMEDIATELY DISCONNECT THE CERAMIC PLATE FROM PLATE THE MAINS FUSE AND CALL THE NEAREST CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTRE If the fault still remains Disconnect the ceramic plate from the mains fuse and call the nearest Customer Service Centre Important You are the person responsible for proper condition and operation of the appliance in your household If you call the Service for a fault which resulted from improper operation you will be charged with the costs of the visit even during the period of warranty We shall not be held liable for damages caused by a failure to observe this manual A aterford APPLIANCES _ WARRANTY We undertake to repair or replace free of charge to you any part found to be faulty within the 2 year period from the date of purchase provided that The fault is in our opinion caused by defective workmanship or material and not by accident misuse neglect or normal wear and tear Any manufacturing defect is reported to the stockist from whom you bought the appliance or directly to Waterford Stanley Service Department within 2 years of the date of purchase The Waterford appliance is installed to the Manufacturer s recommendations and by a suitably qualified person The guarantee registration form is completed fully and returned to us within 30 days of the purchase date or proof of purchase is provided detailing the date of purchas
14. with the relevant symbol This electrical appliance has components classified as EEEW electrical and electronic equipment waste requiring selective treatment for correct ecological disposal EEEW includes condensers switches printed circuits electrical cables THIS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE MUST NOT BE DISPOSED OF IN MIXED URBAN WASTE BUT MUST BE SENT TO SEPARATE COLLECTION The purposes of Directive 2002 96 EC for differentiated treatment of EEEW are in particular protecting safeguarding 8 improving the environment the protection of human health and the expedient and rational use of natural resources When a new appliance is supplied the distributor undertakes to collect this electrical appliance and have it sent to authorised centres for the disposal of EEEW The producer of this electrical appliance meets the requirements of Directive 2002 96 EC by promoting and supporting the recovery reuse and recycling of EEEW UNPACKING During transportation protective packaging was used to protect the appliance against any damage After unpacking please dispose of all elements of packaging in a way that will not LAY cause damage to the environment All materials used for packaging the appliance are environmentally friendly they are 100 recyclable and are marked with the appropriate symbol gt Caution During unpacking the packaging materials polythene bags polystyrene pieces etc should be kept out of reach of children
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