Precise Low Power Function - Sharp SCR3-42FB Mode D'emploi

USING THE COOKTOP
2 Select the heater by touching the ON keypad, then move the
power level to 0 on the Power Slider Bar. After 10 seconds,
a tone will sound, and the heater will turn OFF. The Hot
Surface/ON Indicator Light may still be illuminated until
the heater cools.
Either of the two methods described above will turn the heater
OFF.
TURN ONLY SPEED BOIL OFF, KEEP HEATER ON:
SPEED BOIL can be turned OFF allowing the heater to switch
to regular power level scale without boost. For example, if you
want to cancel Speed Boil but continue cooking with regular
power level 5.
1 Select and touch the heater ON keypad.
2 Touch SPEED BOIL keypad, a tone will sound.
3 Touch the heater ON keypad again to accept the regular
power level 5 (or use the Power Slider Bar to adjust level
first if desired).
4 The letter "P" will cease flashing on the Heater Digital
Display, only the number 5 will be displayed indicating
regular power level scale.

PRECISE LOW POWER FUNCTION

PRECISE LOW POWER has 3 settings
• Melt
• Warm
• Simmer
The cooktop regulates power levels with precision to maintain
temperature for delicate food items.
MELT
Melt works well for items with low burn points such as chocolate
and butter.
WARM
Warm allows food to stay warm without scorching or drying.
SIMMER
Simmer allows dishes to cook over longer periods at steady low
temperatures.
PRECISE LOW POWER can be used
with single or multiple heaters, bridge
or double heater cooking functions.
When setting the power level, the
Power Curve display will illuminate
1 segment at a time instead of 2 as in
the regular default power level setting.
This indicates that the temperature
control is adjusted for maintaining
the reduced power scale.
NOTE : When using PRECISE LOW POWER, the power
level will alternately flash "L" with the number of the selected
power level (reduced low level 1-9) for the selected heater.
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PRECISE LOW POWER SCALE
1-3 Melt
4-6 Warm
7-9 Simmer
TURN PRECISE LOW POWER ON
Follow the instructions for turning on single heater, setting
and accepting power levels in the sections TURN ON HEAT-
ERS, POWER LEVEL SELECTION and POWER LEVEL
ACCEPTANCE.
PRECISE LOW POWER may be combined with the Auto
Features BRIDGE and DOUBLE HEATER.
The PRECISE LOW keypad may be touched before or after
selecting the power level, BRIDGE or DOUBLE HEATER,
if using with those functions; but it must be touched before
touching the ON keypad again for the power level to be accepted,
or before 10 seconds pass and the power level is automatically
selected if no other keypads are touched.
If using with BRIDGE OR DOUBLE HEATER, the Heater
Digital Display will display BRIDGE and DOUBLE HEATER
Indicator Lights will illuminate. BRIDGE will sync both Heater
Digital Displays and "L" will flash alternately with the numeric
value of the power level set.
TURN PRECISE LOW POWER AND HEATER OFF
PRECISE LOW POWER may be turned OFF by the following
methods described in the section TURN OFF HEATERS:
1 Select and touch the heater OFF keypad.
OR
2 Select the heater by touching the ON keypad, then move the
power level to 0 on the Power Slider Bar. After 10 seconds,
a tone will sound, and the heater will turn OFF. The Hot
Surface/ON Indicator Light may still be illuminated until
the heater cools.
Either of the two methods described above will turn the heater
OFF.
TURN ONLY PRECISE LOW POWER OFF,
KEEP HEATER ON
PRECISE LOW can be turned OFF allowing the heater to switch
to the same numeric value at the regular power level scale.
For example, if you want to cancel PRECISE LOW 5 but
continue cooking with regular power level 5:
1 Select and touch the heater ON keypad.
2 Touch PRECISE LOW keypad, a tone will sound.
3 Touch the heater ON keypad again to accept the regular
power level.
4 The letter "L" will cease flashing on the Heater Digital
Display, only the number 5 will be displayed. The Power
Curve Display will adjust its scale to reflect that the power
level is now set to regular 5.
Never leave the cooktop unattended when cook-
WARNING
ing. Boilovers cause smoking and greasy spillovers that may
catch on fire. Do not allow pots and pans to boil dry or empty.
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