Procedure To Follow In The Event Of A Breakdown; Maintenance (Only For Qualified Personnel); Accessibility - Lotus DELTA 700 Guia Para La Intalación E Instrucciones De Uso

PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW IN THE EVENT OF A BREAKDOWN

PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW IN THE EVENT OF A BREAKDOWN PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW IN THE EVENT OF A BREAKDOWN
In the event of breakdown, turn off the appliance, disconnect the power supply by using the device situated above the In the event of breakdown, turn off the appliance, disconnect the power supply by using the device situated above the In the event of breakdown, turn off the appliance, disconnect the power supply by using the device situated above the
appliance and notify the after sales service. appliance and notify the after sales service. appliance and notify the after sales service.
PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW IN THE EVENT OF A BREAKDOWN PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW IN THE EVENT OF A BREAKDOWN PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW IN THE EVENT OF A BREAKDOWN
In the event of breakdown, turn off the appliance, disconnect the power supply by using the device situated above the In the event of breakdown, turn off the appliance, disconnect the power supply by using the device situated above the In the event of breakdown, turn off the appliance, disconnect the power supply by using the device situated above the
appliance and notify the after sales service. appliance and notify the after sales service. appliance and notify the after sales service.
Based on the manner in which the green light flashes, the induction hob notifies you what kind of problem is occurring. Based on the manner in which the green light flashes, the induction hob notifies you what kind of problem is occurring. Based on the manner in which the green light flashes, the induction hob notifies you what kind of problem is occurring.
The following is an explanation of what the various flashing stands for and how to resolve the related problems. The following is an explanation of what the various flashing stands for and how to resolve the related problems. The following is an explanation of what the various flashing stands for and how to resolve the related problems.
The light always gives one long flash, followed by a number of flashes relative to the type of problem that is occurring. The light always gives one long flash, followed by a number of flashes relative to the type of problem that is occurring. The light always gives one long flash, followed by a number of flashes relative to the type of problem that is occurring.
FLASHING FLASHING FLASHING PROBLEM PROBLEM PROBLEM
1 1 1 No current on inductor No current on inductor No current on inductor
2 2 2 High current on inductor High current on inductor High current on inductor
3 3 3 High temperature of cooling High temperature of cooling High temperature of cooling
unit unit unit
4 4 4 High temperature in cooking High temperature in cooking High temperature in cooking
area area area
5 5 5 Interruption on knob Interruption on knob Interruption on knob
6 6 6 High temperature in generator High temperature in generator High temperature in generator
7 7 7 Temperature sensor in cooking Temperature sensor in cooking Temperature sensor in cooking
area area area
10 10 10 Connection error Connection error Connection error

MAINTENANCE (ONLY FOR QUALIFIED PERSONNEL)

MAINTENANCE (ONLY FOR QUALIFIED PERSONNEL) MAINTENANCE (ONLY FOR QUALIFIED PERSONNEL)
Any kind of maintenance must only be done by qualified personnel. Before carrying out maintenance, remove the plug Any kind of maintenance must only be done by qualified personnel. Before carrying out maintenance, remove the plug Any kind of maintenance must only be done by qualified personnel. Before carrying out maintenance, remove the plug
or switch off the switch above the appliance. or switch off the switch above the appliance. or switch off the switch above the appliance.
To get to the junction-box, remove the front panel of the appliance. The control elements are reached from the front To get to the junction-box, remove the front panel of the appliance. The control elements are reached from the front To get to the junction-box, remove the front panel of the appliance. The control elements are reached from the front
control panel; unscrew the fixing screws from the control panel and remove it. control panel; unscrew the fixing screws from the control panel and remove it. control panel; unscrew the fixing screws from the control panel and remove it.
GB GB GB IE IE IE
IT IT IT CH CH CH
CAUSE CAUSE CAUSE
Unsuitable pan (e.g. aluminum) Unsuitable pan (e.g. aluminum) Unsuitable pan (e.g. aluminum)
Unsuitable pan (e.g. aluminum) Unsuitable pan (e.g. aluminum) Unsuitable pan (e.g. aluminum)
Air ducts blocked / fan seized up Air ducts blocked / fan seized up Air ducts blocked / fan seized up
Pan empty Pan empty Pan empty
Knob defective Knob defective Knob defective
Air ducts blocked / fan seized up Air ducts blocked / fan seized up Air ducts blocked / fan seized up
Short circuit in sensor Short circuit in sensor Short circuit in sensor
No connection between control panel No connection between control panel No connection between control panel
and generator and generator and generator

ACCESSIBILITY

ACCESSIBILITY ACCESSIBILITY
22 22 22
SOLUTION SOLUTION SOLUTION
Use suitable pans (e.g. steel Use suitable pans (e.g. steel Use suitable pans (e.g. steel
430) 430) 430)
Use suitable pans (e.g. steel Use suitable pans (e.g. steel Use suitable pans (e.g. steel
430) 430) 430)
Check and clear ducts / Check and clear ducts / Check and clear ducts /
clean fan clean fan clean fan
Remove pan and turn hob Remove pan and turn hob Remove pan and turn hob
off off off
Check/replace switch Check/replace switch Check/replace switch
Check and clear ducts / Check and clear ducts / Check and clear ducts /
clean fan clean fan clean fan
Check / replace sensor Check / replace sensor Check / replace sensor
Unplug Unplug Unplug hob hob hob and and and check check check
connections connections connections