CDA 60cm 4 Zone Ceramic Hob - Black

Please refer to your purchase documentation or the CDA website for specific warranty terms and conditions, as these can vary.

Yes, you can use cast iron pans, provided they have a perfectly smooth and flat base to avoid scratching the ceramic surface.

To reset the timer, typically you would turn off the hob or select the timer function again and then adjust the duration or turn it off completely via the touch controls.

The residual heat indicator is a safety feature that lights up to show which cooking zones are still hot after use, even if they are turned off. It stays illuminated until the surface temperature drops to a safe level.

No, this CDA SCC060FR model does not have Wi-Fi connectivity or smart features. It is operated manually via the front touch controls.

The digital timer on this hob can be set for a maximum duration of 99 minutes.

No, this ceramic hob requires cookware with a flat base. Round-bottomed woks are not suitable and may cause damage or poor heating.

Ensure the hob is properly connected to the power supply. Check your home's circuit breaker. Verify that the touch controls are clean and dry.

Make sure the correct zone is selected and the power level is set. Check if the cookware is placed centrally on the zone and has a flat, compatible base. Ensure there are no error codes displayed.

Wipe the control panel with a damp cloth and dry it thoroughly. Ensure no water or food residue is on the controls. If the issue persists, disconnect power for a few minutes and reconnect.

Scratches may occur if abrasive materials or incorrect cookware are used. While minor scratches may be cosmetic, deeper ones can affect performance. Use appropriate cleaning tools as recommended in the care section.

The residual heat indicator will remain on as long as the zone is above a safe temperature. If it stays on long after cooking has finished and the zone is cool, there may be an issue with the sensor. Contact customer support.