DE DIETRICH DTi1049Х - Manual (Page 15)

Help Guide EN
12
You observe that. Possible causes What should you do
The hob has stopped working
and “­” is displayed also an aud­
able beep is heard The hob has detected an
overflow or object covering
the controls. Ensure the controls are clean
and dry and remove any ob­
jects that cover them
A series of small dashes appears
across the display or “F7” The electronic circuits have
over heated Check the ventillation for the
appliance is in line with this
guide.
After turning on a zone the dis­
play continues to flash The cookware used is either
too small for the zone or is
unsuitable for induction
cooking. Use correct pan size for zone
enssuring it is compatable
with induction (ferrous)
The pans make a noise during
cooking and the hob produces a
clicking noise This is normal for some types
of cookware. This is caused
by the transfer of power from
the hob to the cookware Nothing. There is no risk to
either the hob or cookware
The fans continue to run at the
end of cooking The fan is cooling the elec­
tronics and will cut out auto­
matically Nothing
The hob cuts out during cooking The electronics have detected
a power surge, they have cut
out in order to protect the
electronics.
Switch off the power supply
to the appliance and switch
back on, resetting the elec­
tronics. If this does not reset
the appliance call After Sales
Service
Reduction in power while using
“Boost” / full power on an adja­
cent zone (front to back) The boost function will “bor­
row” power from its adjacent
zone (front to back) while
using boost. Nothing. This is normal for
induction. it is designed to
allow the greatest flexability
of power output.
Problems while in use