AEG Electric Cooker - Silver - A

Allow the hob to cool down completely. Use a damp cloth or a ceramic hob cleaner. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scrub pads.

Check the power supply. Make sure the oven controls are set correctly. If the problem persists, consult a qualified technician.

Clean the oven regularly, especially after spills. The frequency depends on your usage, but cleaning it after each major cooking session is recommended.

Use cookware with a flat, smooth bottom. Avoid using cookware with rough bottoms, as it may scratch the hob surface.

The cooker comes with a 2-year manufacturer's warranty covering parts and labor.

Set the minute minder to the desired time. An alarm will sound when the set time has elapsed. It is independent of the oven settings.

The user manual is included with the product, and it is also available online on the AEG website.

The catalytic cleaning function uses specially coated oven liners to absorb grease and grime, making the oven easier to clean.

Check the power supply and ensure the cooker is properly connected to the electrical outlet. Check that the oven settings are correct and that the timer is not set to off.

Ensure the hob is switched on and that the correct zone is selected. Check for any visible damage on the hob surface. If one zone is not working, check the fuse.

Check if the bulb needs to be replaced. Consult the manual for the type of bulb needed and replacement instructions.

Check the timer settings to ensure it is correctly set. Consult the manual if there are any error messages or unusual behaviors.

Check for food debris or spills in the oven that may be burning. Clean the oven according to the care instructions. Ensure the oven is not being used at an excessively high temperature for a prolonged time.