Fagor IP-400B: 4. PANS

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where the appliance is not to be used, 

turn off the appliance and do not 

attempt to repair. If a repair is required, 

contact a Technical Assistance Service 

authorised by the manufacturer and 

request the use of original spare parts.

•

  If the cable for this appliance is 

damaged, contact an authorised 

Technical Assistance Service for it to be 

replaced. 

•

  Do not leave the appliance exposed to 

the elements (rain, sun, ice, etc.).

•

  Do not use or let any part of the 

appliance come into contact or near 

hot surfaces (kitchen gas or electric 

hobs or ovens).

•

  Do not use detergents or abrasive 

sponges to clean the appliance. 

•

  Do not touch the hot surfaces. Use the 

handles.

•

  Do not let the cable come into contact 

with the hot parts of the appliance.

•

  Do not dismantle the appliance or 

attempt to repair it yourself.

•

  Do not place heavy objects on the hob.

•

  Do not use the hob near a source 

of flammable gas or in a damp 

atmosphere.

•

  Do not place the hob where water or oil 

could splash onto it. 

•

  Never leave the hob unattended while it 

is functioning.

•

  Open vacuum-packed foods before 

heating them up on the hob.

•

  Do not use unsuitable pans.

•

  Do not cover the air vents or air inlets 

or insert any foreign bodies into them. 

•

  Correctly centre the pans on the 

heating area.

•

  After using the hob, let it cool down 

before touching it.

•

  If you should notice any external 

defects, disconnect the appliance to 

prevent short-circuiting.

•

  Do not leave any metal objects on the 

hob, as they could become very hot.

•

  Pacemaker wearers should consult 

their doctor before using this appliance.

4. PANS 

1. 

The pan base must be made of a 

magnetic material.

2. 

Pans made of materials such as glass, 

ceramic, aluminium, copper and other 

non-magnetic substances cannot be 

used. 

3. 

The pan base must be flat, and its 

diameter must be between 12 and 26 

cm.

5. FUNCTIONING

TURNING ON THE INDUCTION 

HOTPLATE

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  Check that the hob of the induction 

hotplate is not damaged and that its 

surface is clean. Connect the induction 

hotplate to a power socket. The 

connection to a working power socket is 

confirmed by a sound and the value "0" 

will flash on the display. 

•

  Turn on the induction hotplate by 

pressing the   button 

(6)

. The induction 

hotplate automatically detects, whether 

the cookware located on the hotplate is 

suitable for induction cooking. 

•

  If the correct type of cookware is located 

on the hotplate, the induction hotplate 

will start cooking at the preset power 

level of 6. “P-6” will appear on the 

display.

•

  If you remove the cookware from the 

induction hotplate, or if unsuitable 

cookware is placed on the induction 

hotplate, the display will show an error 

message “E1” and a sound will be 

made. After 60 seconds the hotplate will 

switch to the stand-by mode.

SETTING THE POWER LEVEL (8)

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  When the induction hotplate is turned 

on, the power level is automatically set 

to 6. “P-6” will appear on the display. 

Using the control dial 

(4) 

select the 

desired power level in the range P1–P10 

(200–2000 W/h). 

When selecting the desired power level 

the value will flash on the display. After