Turning Off Individual Heaters - Burg BCA60ZKB-R Instructions

Turning Off Individual Heaters

A selective heater can be turned off 3
different ways:
• Simultaneous operation of
buttons
• Reduce the heat setting to ´0` by
pressing the
• Use the timer turn-off function for the
corresponding heater
Simultaneous pressing the
buttons
The corresponding heater must be
chosen with the Active/deactivated
Heater Button, the decimal point flash-
es on the heater display. To turn off the
heater, and
the same time. A buzzer signal sounds
and ´0` appears in the heat setting
display.
If the timer is active for the selected
heater, then ´0` will appear in the heat-
er display and also the related timer
cooking zone indicator. Timer function
and the timer display is turned off.
If there is any residual heat for this
heater, this will be indicated by a static
display ´H` in the heat setting display.
Reduce the heat setting to ´0` by
pressing the button
and
button
and
must be pressed at
The heater can also be turned off by
reducing the operated heat setting to
´0`.
When the heater display indicates ´0`,
the associated decimal point for the
heater will also turn off.
When turning off an active heater, the
´0` appears in the Heater Display, but
also the related timer cooking zone in-
dicator and the Timer Display is turned
off.
If there is any residual heat for this
heater, this will be indicated by a static
display ´H` in the heat setting display.
Use of timer turn-off function for cor-
responding heater (available only on
some models)
After counting down to 0 minutes, the
timer stops the linked heater, showing
the ´0` shown on the heater display
and it shuts down the timer display.
´00` shows on the timer display.. The
related timer cooking zone indicator
will disappear.
An assigned dual-zone selection indi-
cator also disappears if it is active.
Also, the buzzer signals that the timer
has counted down to zero.. The buzzer
will stop buzzing after you confirming
that the timer run out by touching any
button.
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