Siemens Hobs Instruction Manual page 29

E is flashing in all the
hotplate displays and a
signal is sounding
The hob has switched itself
off
The circuit breaker in your
household electrical circuit
trips when you switch on
the hob
The display flashes (there
is no power) when you
place a saucepan on an
induction hotplate
The powerboost function
display flashes and then
switches off
Repairs
E Ö display and numbers
The control panel is very dirty, food has been spilt or
an object has been placed on the work surface. Clean
the control panel thoroughly or remove the object
from the work surface. Press the control panel
concerned. The flashing stops.
The main switch was touched inadvertently. Switch
the hob back on. Adjust the settings again.
Make sure that the power draw of all the appliances
switched on does not exceed your maximum
household electricity supply. Check whether the
circuit breaker triggers when you switch on another
hotplate.
Check whether the saucepan is electromagnetic
(attracts a magnet). Check whether the diameter of
the saucepan is large enough.
Allow the saucepan to cool down in the event that it
has become too hot when used.
If the display still does not light up when you switch
the hotplate off and on again, disconnect the
appliance from the mains. Wait 20 seconds and then
reconnect it.
The powerboost function operates the hotplate with
the most possible power. During long cooking times,
it is possible that the function will switch the hotplate
off to protect the hob from overheating. You can
continue to use the hob if the display is not flashing.
Repairs may only be carried out by trained customer
service personnel.
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Incorrect repairs to the appliance may expose the
user to increased risks.
If E Ö and numbers appear in the display panels, there
is a fault in the electronics. Disconnect the appliance
from the mains and reconnect it. Consult the
after sales service if the display appears again.
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