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1 ISSUE MAR. 2008 INDUCTION HOBS Platform 2008 Model. Comm. Covered Code KIA 641 C 52918 KIC 641 X 52923 KIC 642 C 52924 KIC 644 X 52925 KIC 644 DD Z 52951 TIP 642 DD B 53100 TIP 642 DD L...
CHAPTER 2: CONTROL PANEL 2.1: CLASSIC CONTROL PANEL: Booster Function buttons 1 POWER and RESIDUAL HEAT indicator displays 10 ON/OFF indicator light indicates if the appliance the level of heat reached is on/off. 2 COOKING ZONE indicator light indicates that the 11 CONTROL LOCK indicator light indicates that corresponding cooking zone has been selected controls has been locked.
2.2: CONFORT CONTROL PANEL: edium edium edium edium edium edium edium edium edium edium edium edium ooster o o ost oster er ooster o o ost oster er ooster o o ost oster er ooster o o ost oster er Function buttons 1 POWER and RESIDUAL HEAT indicator displays 10 CONTROL LOCK button prevents fortuitous mo-...
2.3: PREMIUM CONTROL PANEL: edium edium edium edium edium edium edium edium edium edium edium edium ooster o o ost oster er ooster o o ost oster er ooster o o ost oster er ooster o o ost oster er Function buttons 1 COOKING ZONE indicator light indicates that the 10 ON/OFF button turns on/off the appliance.
2.4: INSTALLING AND FITTING THE APPLIANCE For all the instructions about product fi tting, ventilation, product fi xing to the cabinet, electrical connection, ect., refer to the handbook inside of the product packaging. 2.5: AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS Power On It allows the user to turn the hob on/off; if the hob has been turned on and, after 3 minutes, no inductor has been programmed, the hob will turn off automatically.
2.6: OPERATIVE FEATURES 2.6.1: Operative voltage: Voltage values assuring the correct operation of the appliance are the following ones listed below: Minimum Voltage: 160 Volt 50 Hz Maximum Voltage: 250 Volt 50 Hz 2.6.2: Operative Features of the Booster: After having selected the inductor and the cooking power, it is possible to set off the Booster. The inductor will work at the maximum power for 4 minutes, then the cooking setting will be the one set by the user.
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16 levels i = P / V 2200/3000W 1400/2000W 3000 2000 i = 3000 Watt / 230 Volt 2200 1400 i = 13,0435 amp 2000 1200 2000 1200 1800 1000 1600 Range (no Booster) used in the 1600 1400 factory: +10% / -15% 1200 1000 Power levels are measured ac-...
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The Touch board, located in the upper part, detects user instructions. These instructions are displayed by the Visual board, located under the Touch board, in order to give a feedback of the setting selected to the user. It also allows displaying any possible bad functioning of the hob, for example, the faults Cooling fan The fan function consists in cooling the heat sinks of the power board while the appliance is working.
Residual Heat indicator The Residual Heat indicator light is controlled by a NTC sensor located on the centre of inductors. According to the power chosen by the user and the time in which the inductor has been turned on, the temperature will change and the Residual Heat will be displayed: •...
CHAPTER 4: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE 4.1: DEMO MODE: Getting ready to use Demo Mode: 1. the hob is on 2. all the inductors are off To select DEMO function, press and hold for 6 seconds TIMER “+” and “-” buttons simultaneously; then POWER ON and BUTTON LOCK LED will fl...
4.3: FAULT TABLE: FAULT SUBCODE DESCRIPTION CHECK ACTIONS Visual board NTC SC • Replace the Display board Visual board NTC OC • Replace the Display board Comunication VISUAL <--> cookeye/ Fault Not available • clipsoeye MODULE 1. Check the correct installation of the Touch-Visual communication Flat 2.
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FAULT SUBCODE DESCRIPTION CHECK ACTIONS 1. Check the inductor, verifying that the contacts are well connected and clean. ISI UART 1 (CN 03): small induction 2. Check NTC ohmic values (it must not be SC or OC) hotplate not connected 3.
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FAULT SUBCODE DESCRIPTION CHECK ACTIONS ISI UART 1 (CN 03): Too high tempe- 3. Verify that heat-sink NTC is calibrated. 4. Replace the corresponding generator board. rature of the heat-sink 1. Verify that the fan is correctly wired and that the wiring is intact. ISI UART 2 (CN 04): Too high tempe- 2.
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CHAPTER 5: DISASSEMBLY Glass top disassembly: 1 Remove the screws around the hob. 2 Lift up the glass top Disassembly: 1 Remove connectors UART1 (CN 03) and UART2 (CN 04) 2 Lift it up, paying attention to the springs Inductor disassembly: 1 Every inductor is fastened with 2 screws.