Salter SDA-IH102BK Induction Hob - Manual (Page 6)

CHILD LOCK
To activate the child lock, press and hold the CHILD LOCK button for 3 secs until the
relevant LED light comes on. When child lock is activated the control buttons will not work,
preventing any accidental operation. The exception is the power button which, for safety, can
still be used to power off. To remove the child lock, press again for another 3 secs.
SAFETY ADVICE
• Induction hobs will only heat metal objects of a certain size and type (eg saucepans!)
Therefore if you were to place just your hand on the cold hob and then switch it on, there
would be no heat transfer. Even a metal ring on your finger will not become hot as it is too
small in size. However, please note carefully the following safety advice:
• During normal use in cooking with a pan, some areas of the glass hob surface will become
hot due to heat being transferred to the glass from the base of the pan. Allow the surface to
cool completely before touching, cleaning or storing the appliance.
• Never place other objects (such as metal cooking utensils) on the hob surface with the pan
as they will heat up also.
• If a pan boils over, always switch off the power immediately, remove the plug from the
mains supply and allow everything to cool completely before cleaning up the spill.
ERROR CODES
E1
Pan not suitable; Use a suitable induction pan (see suitable cookware in introduction to
cooking section, pg 3.)
E2 Overheat Protection; Switch off at the mains and allow to cool before re-use
E3 Mains voltage too high
E4 Mains voltage too low
E5 Temperature sensor error; switch off at the mains. Contact HoMedics Service if error persists
E6 Boil dry protection; switch off and check the pan has something in before restarting
CLEANING AND CARE
• Before any cleaning operation always switch off and disconnect the appliance from the
mains power supply and allow to cool completely. To keep your appliance in the best
condition; clean after every use and before storing.
• The hob must not be immersed in water. Never hold under running water.
• Wipe the external surfaces with a clean, damp cloth as required.
• Do not use harsh abrasive cleaning products or solvents.
• To avoid scratching the glass, please avoid dragging pans across the hob surface,
particularly uncoated cast iron pans which can have a rough finish.
• Never attempt to disassemble any part of the product for cleaning or any other purpose.
• Periodically, we recommended using a vacuum cleaner to remove any build up of dust
from the fan housing on the underside of the product and the cooling vent at the rear of the
product. No disassembly is required for this procedure.