Fulgor Milano CREATIVE CH 1004 ID TS Mode D'emploi page 41

Additional functions of the pause LED
The indicator light behaves in the following
way:
When the Pause function is deactivated, the
LED remains off. When the pause function
is activated, the LED remains on. The
LED flashes during the waiting time before
a second key is pressed. The LED also
flashes if the supplementary recall function
is possible after restart.
Recall (optional for the multifunction key)
The settings can be quickly recovered
after power-off by means of the power key,
the operator has 6 seconds to activate
the Pause key. This function can only be
performed if it was previously active and
was confirmed by an acoustic signal of the
key.
The following operations are restored:
– cooking level of all hob zones
– minutes and seconds of the programmed
hob zone timers
– switching conditions of the external
circuits (guaranteed by the reminder
function of the external circuit)
– heat-up function
The following operations are not restored:
– limitation of the timer time (the operator
deactivated it)
– timer operating cycle (a new cycle is
started after restart)
– If the delay time of a power reduction
is running when switching off (power
management), but the new cooking level
has not yet been detected, the recall may
not restore the last setting of the operator
(to be executed as a priority). This
particular case can only occur during the
3 seconds delay time of reduced power.
Note: If there is even a slight crack
in the cooking surface, immediately
disconnect the power.
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Maintenance
First of all remove stray food bits and grease
drops from the cooking surface with the
special scraper. Then clean in the cooking
area with specific products for vitroceramic
cooking surfaces and a paper towel and
then rinse with water and dry with a clean
cloth.
Pieces of aluminium foil and plastic material
which have inadvertently melted or sugar
remains or food with a high saccharine
content have to be removed with the special
scraper (fig. 7).
This is to avoid any possible damage to the
surface of the top. Under no circumstances
should abrasive cones or irritating chemical
detergents, such as oven sprays or stain
removers, be used.
DO NOT USE STEAM CLEANERS
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