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instructions for use and maintenance
dear customer
You have made an excellent choice by purchasing this cookware. Please
read and observe the following instructions to ensure you will enjoy your
new purchase for a long time.
before first use
Please inspect the bottom of the cookware and the hob for any remaining
dirt, stickers and unevenness. Moving the cookware around may cause
damage. First clean your new cookware with hot water and normal wash-
ing-up liquid and boil out 2-3 times. Then dry it well.
care instructions
Fundamentally, this high quality material can be cleaned easily with a
sponge or washing-up brush and any commercial detergent soon after the
use. With stronger, more resistant soiling, we recommend soaking them for
a while. Do not use any sharp or pointy objects for cleaning, even in case
of heavy soiling. Remove limescale residue by using vinegar.
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basic information
Screwed fittings can become loose over time. These can, however, easily
be tightened using a standard screwdriver.
Preheat the cookware at no higher than a medium heat. Empty cookware
may reach temperatures of up to 500 °C very quickly, particularly on in-
duction hobs.
Use the residue heat to obtain optimum efficiency while cooking. Adjust
the heat setting to lower power after the pot was heated up, or keep to use
the low power for cooking after the pot was heated up.
information for induction stoves
A humming noise may be heard when using induction cookware. This noise
is due to technical reasons and is not an indication of a defect in your stove
or cookware. The pot's bottom diameter must match the size of the cooking
zone, otherwise the cooking zone (magnetic field) may not respond to
the pot's bottom, especially if the bottom diameter is smaller. Make sure
that the pot is always placed in the centre of the induction cooking zone.
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