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Setting Cookfop Controls
Preheat Recommendations
When
preheating
a pan on the cooktop
always
watch
carefully.
Whenever
using the cooktop,
always
pay
attention
to any items
cooking
and
remain
attentive
until
the cooking
process
is complete.
Keep
in mind
that
induction
may
decrease
the amount
of
time
required
to preheat
a cooking
utensil.
Keep
Warm
Feature
The Warm
feature
may
be used with
any of the Cooking
Zones.
To Turn the Keep
Warm
Feature
ON:
1.
Select
the zone
you want
to set to warm.
If the zone
is
off turn
it on, otherwise
you
can touch
either
the A
or
V
key on the zone
you want
to set to warm.
The most
recently
used
zone
is one that
will
be placed
into warm.
Warm
2. Touch
the & Hold key pad
located
in the main
control
area.
The Cooking
Zone
Alpha-Numeric
display
will
show
L (Low
heat)
indicating
that
the Cooking
Zone
is properly
set to Keep
Warm.
Minute Timer
Feature
The Minute
Timer
feature
may
be useful
in the kitchen
if
a recipe
calls
for
keeping
track
of time.
This feature
will
keep
track
of time
from
1 to 99 minutes.
The Alpha-Numeric
display
located
to the left
of the Timer
UP/DOWN
arrow
key pads
will
begin
to count
down
minutes
once
set.
To Set the Minute
Timer:
1. Set the cooktop
timer
to the desired
time
by touching
the A
listed
under
the word
"TIMER".
Touching
and
releasing
the A
or the V
key pads
will
increase
or
decrease
the Minute
Timer
setting
by 1 minute
with
each
key press (up to
99
minutes).
You may
also
hold
the A
or
V
key to slew the time
to your
designated
time.
2. Once
the Timer
Alpha-Numeric
displays
the desired
amount
of time,
release
the A
or V
Arrow
key pads.
The timer
wiil
display
the time
remaining
in minutes
within
the countdown
process.
During
the last 60 seconds,
the
timer
will
countdown
in seconds.
Note:
After
the timer
is set, it is normal
for the displayed
value
to automatically
go down
by one minute.
This is
due to the fact
that
the display
only
shows
the minutes
remaining
and
does
not show
the countdown
process
in
the back
ground.
For example
when
setting
the timer
for
3 minutes,
the timer
will
start
counting
down
at 02 min 59
seconds,
but the timer
display
wiJJ only
show
02 minutes,
not the remaining
seconds.
Once
the Minute
Timer
reaches
uunr_ a long
beep
wiil
sound
every
5 seconds
until
A
and V
key pads
are touched
at
the same
time
and
the timer
Alpha-Numeric
display
will
flash
,,nr_,
uu
indicating
that
the time
is up.
To Cancel
the Minute
Timer:
1. Touch
the A
and V
key pads
at the same
time
or touch
and hold
either
the A
or V
key pad and scroll
to nn
UU.
2. If
cancelling
the Minute
Timer
using
the scrolling
method,
once
the Main
Control
Alpha-Numeric
display
reaches
nn
ULJ l
release
the Arrow
key pad.
3. The set time
will disappear
from
the LED indicating
that
the Minute
Timer
is no longer
active.
Locking the Controls Feature
The Induction
Cooktop
may
be locked
in order
to prevent
the cooktop
from
accidentally
being
turned
ON.
To Turn
ON
the Controls
Lock Feature:
1. The Cooktop
Loci< will
not activate
until the cooktop
is OFF.
POWER
If the cooktop
power
is not OFF, touch
and hold
the
On/Off
key pad until
a beep
sounds
(about
1 second).
The Power
POWER
LED located
above
the
On/Off
key pad will
turn OFF.
2. Touch
the _
key pad
until
a beep
sounds
(about
3
seconds).
The Loci< LED above
the _
key pad
will
turn
ON
indicating
the cooktop
is locked.
This wiii
keep
any
Cooking
Zone
or Cooktop
functions
from
being
accidentally
turned
ON.
To Turn
OFF the Controls
Lack Feature:
1. Touch the _
key pad until a beep
sounds
(about
3 seconds).
The Lock LED above
the _1 key pad
will turn
OFF indicating
the cooktop
is unlocked.
The Cooking
Zones
or any
of the
other
Cooktop
functions
may
now
be used.
2. If the cooktop
is needed
you
must touch
and
hold
the
POWE R
On/Off
key pad
until
a beep
sounds
(about
1 second).
The
POWER
Power
LED located
above
the
on/off
key pad
wiJJ turn
ON.
You may
now
activate
any
of the Cooking
Zones.
Power Sharing
In order
to give
you
more
flexibility,
your
induction
cooktop
is equipped
with
more
cooking
zones
than
the
number
of
induction
generators.
Each
of those
generators
is assigned
to
power
a specific
cooking
zone
(Fig.
23). One
or two
cooking
zones
are assigned
to each
generator.
To be able
to give you
access
to the highest
power
ratings,
the generator
will
focus
its power
onto
only
one cooking
zone.
If you
use more
than
one cooking
zone
at high
power
on the same
generator,
the
generator
will
need
to share
its power
to both
cooking
zones,
thus lowering
the power
level
of one of the cooking
zones.
When
you
are sharing
power
(cooking
in both
zones),
the
last zone
set will
cook
at the power
setting
you selected.
The
other
zone
will
experience
a slight
decrease
from
its power
setting
if both
zones
are set high
enough.
Depending
on the size of your
cooktop,
2 or 3 sections
are
available:
• The 30"
cooktop
is equipped
with
4 cooking
zones
within
2 sections.
• The 36"
cooktop
is equipped
with
five
cooking
zones
within
3 sections.
Note
that
on the 36"
cooktop
the right
cooking
zone
has its own section
and
will
not share
its power.
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