Philco PHD 327 Návod na obsluhu

INDUCTION COOKTOP

USER'SMANUAL

PHD 327

Dear customer,

Thank you for buying aPHILCO brand product. So that your appliance serves you well, please read all

the instructions in this user'smanual.

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CONTENTS

PART 1: IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................. 2

PART 2: DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE .................................................................................................. 4

PART 3: OPERATING THE APPLIANCE ........................................................................................................... 5

Turning the appliance on and o ......................................................................................................................................................5

Turning the hotplates on and o .......................................................................................................................................................5

Automatic rapid heating function ....................................................................................................................................................6

Hot hotplate indicator light .................................................................................................................................................................6

Automatic shut o of hotplates .........................................................................................................................................................6

Child safety lock .......................................................................................................................................................................................6

Timer function ..........................................................................................................................................................................................7

Button sound ............................................................................................................................................................................................8

Boost function ..........................................................................................................................................................................................8

Cooking food ............................................................................................................................................................................................8

PART 4: ADVICE AND TIPS .............................................................................................................................. 9

Advantages of induction cooking .....................................................................................................................................................9

Suitable cookware...................................................................................................................................................................................9

Unsuitable cookware .......................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Saving energy ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 10

PART 5: CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................... 11

PART 6: INSTALLING THE APPLIANCE ......................................................................................................... 12

Safety

precautions...............................................................................................................................................................................12

Positioning the cooktop on the workbench...............................................................................................................................13

Electrical connection........................................................................................................................................................................... 15

PART 7: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................ 16

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PART 1: IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Recommendation:

Carefully read these instructions before installing and operating this cooktop. Write down the serial number

found on the rating label of the cooktop in the space below. It is essential that you store this user'smanual in

asafe place so that you can use it in the future. If you intend to sell the appliance, give it to another owner, or

if you move, always make sure that the user'smanual is attached to the appliance, so that the new owner can

learn about the operation of the appliance and the relevant warnings.

SERIAL NUMBER:

Basic safety instructions

 Take the appliance out of the packaging. Check that you have removed all advertising and promotional

labels before  rst use.

 After unpacking, check the appliance for damage, also check the power cord for damage, if appropriate.

Do not install adamaged appliance or an appliance with adamaged power cord. Contact an authorised

service centre.

 We recommend that you keep the packaging materials at least for the warranty period.

 This appliance is designed for household use in the home.

 Only use the appliance for the purpose of heating or cooking food; do not use for other purposes than for

which it is designed (e.g. heating aroom).

 The manufacturer, importer take no responsibility for damages caused by inappropriate, incorrect

or negligent use.

 Do not use the appliance for cutting or chopping food (e.g. bread). The glass surface of the appliance must

not be used as awork surface.

 Do not use cookware that could scratch or damage the surface of the appliance.

 Only connect the appliance to aproperly grounded circuit that conforms to valid electrical safety codes.

If you are not sure whether the used electrical circuit is properly grounded, please contact aquali ed

electrician.

 Do not subject the power cord to excessive pressure during the installation and placement of the device,

or to extreme temperatures.

 Under no circumstances should you replace the power cord yourself. All maintenance must be performed

by aquali ed electrician with the power cord disconnected.

 Do not use adapters, multi-socket adapters or extension cords.

 Built-in appliances may only be used when installed into asuitable unit that conforms to relevant standards.

 If you hear acracking sound coming from the appliance, turn it o and disconnect it from the power

socket to prevent potential injury by electrical shock.

 We recommend that you install asmoke detector and that you locate  re blankets or  re extinguishers

near the appliance.

 The appliance may heat up during operation, prevent small children from coming close to the appliance.

 Users with implanted pacemakers should not approach the appliance. It is not possible to guarantee that

every pacemaker available on the market conforms to the valid electromagnetic compatibility safety

directive and that no interference will occur, which could threaten its correct operation. Malfunctions of

other devices may also occur, i.e. hearing aids.

 This appliance must not be used by any persons (including children) with mental disabilities, weak strength

or by inexperienced persons, unless they have been properly trained or schooled in the safe use of the

product, or unless they are properly supervised by aquali ed person who is responsible for their safety.

 Children should always be supervised so as not to play with the appliance.

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Safety instructions for use

 Do not place any metal items such as knives, forks, spoons or pot lids, etc. near the cooking surfaces as

they may heat up.

 Do not place empty cookware on cooking surfaces when they are turned on, or use the surfaces without

cookware.

 Only use cookware suitable for this type of appliance.

 Do not leave the appliance turned on without supervision, especially when cooking with fat or oil. In the

event of burns, asudden ignition could occur.

 Pay increased attention when another turned on appliance (e.g. an iron) is used near the turned on

appliance and check that the power cord is not touching or near the cooking surfaces.

 Do not place cookware with awet base on to hot hotplates. There is adanger of damaging the cookware

and the surface treatment of the cooktop.

 If liquid is spilled from the cookware and comes into contact with ahot hotplate, pressurised steam may

be created. Risk of skin burns or damage to the cooktop. Carefully wipe the liquid o the cooktop using

adry wiping cloth.

 Check that the appliance is properly turned o if you will not be using it.

 Only use cookware that is suitable and designed for this type of appliance. Such cookware for induction

appliances should be clearly marked by the manufacturer.

 Do not use  ammable substances (alcohol, petrol) near the appliance when using it.

 You may hear aquiet sound when the appliance is turned on. This is normal.

 If the appliance is not used according to the here provided instructions, there is arisk of skin burns.

IMPORTANT:

LEAVE AVENTILATION OPENING OF AT LEAST 5 MM BETWEEN THE WORKBENCH AND THE FRONT

PART OF THE COMPONENT LOCATED UNDERNEATH IT.

Cleaning and repairs

 Ensure that the appliance is turned o and that it has cooled down completely before cleaning it.

 Do not use steam cleaners for cleaning.

 Do not use coarse or aggressive cleaning agents as they could damage the surface of the appliance.

 Keep the appliance clean to extend its lifetime.

 If the appliance needs servicing or repairs that requires the removal of the cover, please contact an

authorised service centre or another quali ed person.

 Under no circumstances should you attempt to repair the appliance yourself.

 Neither the manufacturer, importer nor the distributor take any responsibility for damage resulting from

incorrect installation or connection.

Avoid the following

The base of the used cookware

Acourse base can scratch the cooktop. Do not turn on the cooktop with empty cookware. This could cause damage.

Hot cookware

Never move hot pots or pans on to the control panel or the frame of the cooktop.

Salt, sugar and sand

Salt, sugar and sand can scratch the cooktop. Do not use the cooktop as aworkbench or as storage space.

Hard and pointed items

Hard or pointed items can damage the cooktop.

Boiled over food

Sugar and similar foods may damage the cooktop.

Plastic and foils

Aluminium foils and plastic containers will melt on hot hotplates.

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PART 2: DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE

Induction heat element (called "hotplate" in the manual)

Control panel

Temperature

increase button

Timer display

Temperature

decrease button

Main power switch

Bottom hotplate

on button

Top hotplate

on button

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PART 3: OPERATING THE APPLIANCE

Place the centre of the cookware on to the centre of the hotplate.

After connecting the appliance to apower socket, all the control indicator lights will turn on for amoment. The

device will then automatically switch to stand-by mode and is ready for use.

The cooktop is operated using electronic sensors, which are controlled by touching the respective sensors.

Asound (beep) is made each time asensor is pressed.

Turning the appliance on and o

Press the main power switch to turn the appliance on. "0" will appear on the display of every hotplate

and the point indicator lights below will start  ashing. (If you do not select ahotplate within 20 seconds the

appliance will turn o automatically.)

Turn o the appliance by again pressing the main power switch

.

NOTE:

We recommend that you always turn o the appliance using the main power switch

.

Turning the hotplates on and o

Turning on and selecting the temperature of the hotplate

Press the button of the hotplate that you wish to turn on. The  ashing point indicator light of the selected

hotplate will stop  ashing and at the same time all the remaining point indicators will stop  ashing.

Set the appropriate temperature using the

or buttons. Now the appliance and hotplate are ready for

cooking food. For faster heating, set the temperature to 9 and then lower the temperature.

Turning o the hotplate

Select the hotplate you wish to turn o and press hotplate selection button. Use the

button to lower the

temperature to "0". (You can also press the

and buttons at the same time to turn the hotplate o .)

NOTE:

If the hotplate is hot, an "H" will be shown on the display instead of the "0".

To turn o all hotplates at once, press the main power switch

.

In the stand-by mode, the "H" symbol will appear on the display of all hot hotplates.

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Automatic rapid heating function

All hotplates are equipped with the automatic rapid heating function. This function sets the maximum hotplate

setting for apreset time and then automatically switches to the initial setting.

Turn on the appliance and select the respective hotplate. Set the temperature to 9 and then press the

hotplate selection button again. The automatic rapid heating function will turn on. The "A" symbol and the set

temperature will be intermittently shown on the display.

If you change the temperature, the automatic rapid heating function will change also. After the preset rapid

heating time elapses the display will show the set temperature.

The automatic rapid heating function can be activated at any time by pressing the hotplate button when the

temperature is set to 9.

Hot hotplate indicator light

The hot hotplate indicator light will be lit if the temperature of the hotplate is too high and could cause skin

burns.

After ahotplate is turned o the display of the given hotplate will show "H" and this symbol will stay lit until the

temperature of the hotplate falls to asafe level.

Automatic shut o of hotplates

Each hotplate will be turned o after ade ned maximum operating time unless the temperature is changed.

Each time the hotplate temperature is changed, the maximum operating time is set to the initial value of the

respective temperature setting. The maximum operating time depends on the selected temperature.

Setting the temperature Automatic shut-o of the hotplate after

1-2 6 hours

3-4 5 hours

5 4 hours

6-9 1.5 hours

Child Safety Lock

After turning on the appliance you will be able to activate the child safety lock. To turn on the child safety

lock, press the front hotplate button and the reduce temperature button

at the same time and then

press the front hotplate button again. The "L" symbol (LOCKED = locked) will appear on the displays of all the

hotplates and it will not be possible to use the control panel. (If the hotplate is dangerously hot, the display will

intermittently show the symbols "L" and "H".)

The appliance will remain locked until you cancel the lock function. This applies even if you turn the appliance

o and on.

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Temporary interruption of the child safety lock

To cancel the child safety lock function,  rst turn on the appliance. Press the front hotplate button and the

reduce temperature button

at the same time. The "L" symbol will disappear from the display and "0" will be

shown. If the hotplate is still dangerously hot, the display of the given hotplate will intermittently show the "H"

and "0" symbols. After the appliance is turned o , the child safety lock function will turn on again.

Cancelling the child safety lock

To cancel the child safety lock, press the front hotplate button and the reduce temperature button at the

same time and then press the

button again.

Timer functions

The appliance is equipped with 2 timer modes.

Hotplate timer: you can set atimer for ahotplate, which will turn o automatically after the set time has

elapsed.

Minute timer: it can be used even when the hotplates are turned o . Asound will be made after the set time

has elapsed.

Selecting atimer

A) Hotplate timers

1. Turn on the appliance.

2. Turn on the respective hotplate.

3. Press the

and buttons at the same time to select the hotplate timer.

b) Minute timer

1. Turn on the appliance.

2. Press the

and buttons at the same time to select the minute timer.

You can set an independent timer for each hotplate and one minute timer. To switch between the individual

timers, press the

and buttons at the same time.

If you do not set any timer within 10 seconds, the initial setting will be shown.

Setting the timer

After the respective timer is shown, set its value using the or button. Press the button once to set

30 minutes.

Press and hold the

or to speed up the setting process. Speeding up the setting process will stop at

values 99 or 01, which are the initial setting values.

When setting ahotplate timer adecimal point of the respective hotplate is shown and when setting the minute

timer the colon on the timer display is lit.

An automatic countdown will start after the timer is set. If you need to extend / shorten the timer, press the

or button.

Deleting atimer

Delete atimer by setting its value to "00". After the deleting ahotplate timer, the given hotplates will remain

in operation.

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Timer elapsing

Asound is made after the timer elapses ("00" is shown on the display). If ahotplate timer elapses, the respective

hotplate will be turned o . The remaining set timers will be shown.

Press any button to cancel the sound. If not, the signal will automatically stop after 2 minutes.

Button sound

When the appliance is in operation, the following events will be accompanied by asound:

 Ashort sound will be made when abutton is pressed.

 Holding down abutton for alonger duration (10 seconds) will be accompanied by along uninterrupted

sound.

Boost function

The Boost function makes it possible to cook faster than when using the maximum selected level. Thi s function

will temporarily increase the maximum power of aselect hotplate.

Select the respective hotplate, set temperature "9" and press the

button.

The Boost function can be turned on, if the induction module enables such asetting for the respective hotplate.

When the Boost function is turned on, the "P" symbol will be shown on the display.

NOTE:

Under certain circumstances the Boost function can turn itself o to prevent damaging electronic

components inside the cooktop.

NOTE:

The Boost function is only available for one hotplate.

Cooking food

The information in the table below is only areference.

Setting Used for

0 Hotplate is o .

1-3 Mild heating

4-5 Mild boil, slow heating

6-7 Medium heating and fast boil

8 Cooking, sautéing and frying

9 Maximum temperature

P Boost function

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PART 4: ADVICE AND TIPS

Advantages of induction cooking

Induction cooking presents an entirely new way of cooking food, where heat is generated directly in the

cookware. This delivers several advantages:

Saves time when cooking or baking because food is heated directly in the pot.

Energy savings

Easy care and cleaning because food that boils over does not bake on as quickly.

Controlled supply of energy and increased safety.

The cooktop starts or interrupts the transfer of energy immediately when the controls are used. The cooktop

interrupts the transfer of energy immediately when the cookware is taken o the cooktop without the need

for the cooktop to be manually turned o .

Suitable cookware

Ferromagnetic cookware

Only ferromagnetic cookware is suitable for induction cooking, for example:

 cast iron cookware;

 enamelled steel cookware;

 special induction cookware from stainless steel. – Special induction cookware is available where the base

is not fully magnetic. Pay attention to the diameter of the cookware, which is the sign of the cookware and

also a ects the boiling results.

How do you determine whether the cookware is suitable or not?

To determine whether apiece of cookware is suitable, test whether the base of the cookware attracts amagnet.

Most manufacturers provide information about the suitability of their cookware for induction cooking.

The quality of the pot or pan base a ects the boiling result. The use of pots and pans made from materials that

enable even heat distribution saves time and energy.

NOTES:

 Use cookware with astrong,  at and smooth base, which has the same diameter as the respective

hotplate. This will reduce cooking time.

 Cookware made from steel, enamelled steel, cast iron and stainless steel (if marked appropriately by

the manufacturer) will provide the best results.

 Cookware made from enamelled steel with an aluminium or copper base may cause the adhesion of

metal residues on the hotplate. If you do not remove these residues, it will be di cult to remove these

residues later on. Clean the cooktop after every use.

 Place the centre of the base on to the centre of the hotplate. If the cookware is not placed correctly, it

may be damaged and the cooking result will not be ideal.

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Unsuitable cookware

Never use cookware from standard stainless steel, glass, ceramics, copper or aluminium.

NOTE:

When using certain types of pans you may hear acracking sound coming from the pan. This is happening

due to the design of the pan and does not a ect the performance or safety of the cooktop.

RIGHT WRONG WRONG

ATTENTION:

If while cooking you hear undesirable sounds (e.g. high frequency whistling), this is not afault of the

cooktop but an undesirable quality of the used cookware.

Energy savings

 Induction hotplates will automatically adjust to the size of the cookware base up to a certain limit.

Nevertheless, the magnetic part of the base must have acertain diameter depending on the size of the

hotplate.

 Place the cookware on the hotplate before turning it on. If you turn on the hotplate before placing the

cookware on it, the hotplate will not turn on and only the display will be shown.

 To reduce the cooking time use alid.

 As soon as the liquid starts to boil, lower the temperature.

 To shorten the cooking time, reduce the amount of water and fat to aminimum.

 Select the respective temperature for the given type of food.

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PART 5: CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Before cleaning, check that the appliance is turned o , the power cord is disconnected from the power

socket, or if appropriate the circuit breaker to which the appliance is connected is disengaged.

Clean the cooktop before every use. This will prevent food remains from baking on.

For cleaning use special cleaning agents for induction cooktops, which can be used even if the cooktop is still

warm. Rinse and wipe dry using aclean wiping cloth or paper towel.

You can use a special scraper for the removal of baked on food. Sticky food (e.g. sugar) must be removed

immediately after being spilled, before the surface cools down.

The scraper is equipped with arazor blade that is very sharp. Be careful when using the scraper. Keep out of

the reach of children.

To remove baked on food, moisten asoft sponge and remove the baked on food using the moistened soft

sponge.

Do not use abrasive sponges, steel wool, caustic cleaning agents, cleaning agents in sprays or any sharp items

to clean the surface of the cooktop.

Do not use asteam cleaner to clean away food.

Regular maintenance will extend the lifetime of your cooktop.

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PART 6: INSTALLING THE APPLIANCE

Safety precautions

 The appliance MUST be installed in the correct manner from the technical point of view and in accordance

with this installation manual and according to valid local legal codes. The person performing the

installation is responsible for any damages caused by an inadequate installation.

 The appliance must only be connected by an authorised technician, who must follow the provisions of the

power company in the installation location.

 With respect to protection the appliance is atype Iand may only be put into operation if the connection

is properly grounded.

 Serious injuries may result if this appliance is not correctly connected to agrounding clamp or is put into

operation without professional installation. The manufacturer is not responsible for incorrect use and

possible damages caused by an incorrect electrical installation.

 With respect to electrical protection it is necessary to install type B or C fuses.

 If the appliance is not equipped with aplug, then it is necessary to install suitable means for disconnecting

it from the electricity grid in accordance with valid local installation codes.

 The power cord must be guided in such away that it does not touch the hot parts of the cooktop or astove.

 Induction cooktops can only be installed above ovens with ventilation from the same manufacturer.

 A refrigerator, dishwasher, stove without ventilation or washing machine may not be installed

under the cooktop.

 If the cooktop is installed above adrawer, metal items located inside the drawer space could become

heated to ahigh temperature by the air circulation coming from the cooktop ventilation, so for this reason

we recommend the use of apartition panel.

 For asuitable partition panel you can use awooden board or purchase adequate accessories.

 Any tampering with the appliance, including the replacement of the power cord may only be performed

by an authorised service centre.

ATTENTION:

Neither the manufacturer, importer nor the distributor take any responsibility for damage resulting from

incorrect installation or connection.

Selecting the installation location

 Do not place any other appliance in the area up to 65 cm above the appliance.

 Arange hood must be installed according to the range hood manufacturer'sinstructions.

 The wall in the rear part of the installed cooktop must be made from an in ammable material.

 The length of the power cord must not exceed 2 metres.

Requirements for the workbench

 The workbench must be straight and located horizontally. Perform the cut-outs into the built-

in furniture prior to installing the appliance. Remove all splinters and wood shavings otherwise

a malfunction of the electrical components could occur. At the same time ensure that after

performing the cut-out works, the stability of the furniture is not compromised.

 The surfaces of the cuts need to be treated so that they are resistant against temperature and moisture

(they could start swelling).

 Furniture intended for built-in appliances must be resistant to temperatures of up to 90°C.

 The minimum distance from the cut-out to the side wall must be: 40 mm. Do not locate the cooktop

between two side walls. If it is located in such away, it is necessary to maintain aminimum distance of

200mm from one of the side walls.

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 The minimum thickness of the workbench into which the installation is made is:

 30 mm if the installation is above an oven;

 20 mm if the installation is without an oven or above adrawer.

 For the ventilation of the cooktop provide an opening in the top part of the rear wall of the furniture

with awidth of 45 mm and a20 mm gap between the rear wall of the furniture and the kitchen wall.

If you will be installing the cooktop above adrawer, it is necessary to maintain aminimum distance of

65 mm between the drawer and the top part of the workbench.

Positioning the cooktop in the workbench

Induction hotplate

Adjacent wall A[mm] B [mm]

Flammable material 40 40

In ammable material 25 25

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Apply single sided adhesive tape around the bottom edge of the cooktop, the tape is specially designed for

cooktops. Do not over stretch the tape.

Attach 4 mounting brackets into the side parts of the appliance.

 Insert the cooktop into the cut-out hole in the workbench.

 To ensure cooling, before inserting the oven, it is necessary to remove the rear kitchen panel in the location

where the oven is opened. The front part of the kitchen part must have ahole no smaller than 5 mm.

ATTENTION:

Under no condition should you glue this induction cooktop!

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Electrical wiring connection

Before connecting the electrical wiring check that:

 T he voltage indicated on the rating label of the appliance (in the rear part) is the same as the voltage in

your power socket.

 The circuit into which the appliance will be connected must cover the load of the given appliance (see

rating label).

 The power supply must be grounded in accordance with stipulated valid codes and must be in good

condition.

 The circuit breaker to which the appliance is connected must remain easily accessible.

 If neither the respective electrical circuit or circuit breaker are available, it is necessary to have one installed

by aquali ed electrician before installing and connecting the appliance.

The electrical wiring connection must be performed according to the illustration below.

BROWNYELLOW+GREEN

BLUE

This appliance must be grounded.

* For this connection the wire type H 05 VV-F should be used.

The electrical wiring connection may only be performed by an authorised service centre or by an electrical

technician registered for this purpose!

An incorrect connection will lead to irreparable damage of the device, which may subsequently not be

acknowledged in awarranty claim.

Before connecting, have the voltage in your grid checked to ensure that it conforms to the voltage on the

rating label.

The consumer'sconnecting voltage (230 Vagainst N) must be veri ed by atechnician using a measuring

device.

The length of the power cord must be 1.5 m so that you can connect the device prior to moving it towards the

wall.

Protective electrical lines must be performed according valid codes and norms.

Wire colours

L1, L2, L3 = outside wires that conduct voltage. As arule the colours are: black, brown.

N = neutral wire. As arule the wire colour is blue.

Ensure that the N-connection is correct!

PE = protective wire. The colour of the wire is green – yellow.

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PART 7: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model PHD 327

Ø160 2 x 1400 W(setting 9) / 2000 W(Boost function)

residual heat indicator Yes

total power input 7.4 kW

voltage 230 V~ 50 Hz

NOTE:

All the here mentioned data is subject to change.

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INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF USED

PACKAGING MATERIALS

Dispose of packaging material at apublic waste disposal site.

DISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES

The meaning of the symbol on the product, its accessory or packaging indicates that this

product shall not be treated as household waste. Please, dispose of this product at your applicable

collection point for the recycling of electrical & electronic equipment waste. Alternatively in some

states of the European Union or other European states you may return your products to your local

retailer when buying an equivalent new product. The correct disposal of this product will help save

valuable natural resources and help in preventing the potential negative impact on the environment

and human health, which could be caused as aresult of improper liquidation of waste. Please ask

your local authorities or the nearest waste collection centre for further details. The improper disposal

of this type of waste may fall subject to national regulations for  nes.

For business entities in the European Union

If you wish to dispose of an electrical or electronic device, request the necessary information from

your seller or supplier.

Disposal in other countries outside the European Union

If you wish to dispose of this product, request the necessary information about the correct disposal

method from local government departments or from your seller.

This product meets all the basic EU regulation requirements that relate to it.

Changes to the text, design and technical speci cations may occur without prior notice and we reserve the

right to make these changes.

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