Hisense Induction Hob - Black

You need cookware with a magnetic base. Cast iron, enameled steel, and some stainless steel cookware are compatible. Test with a magnet to be sure.

Select two adjacent cooking zones. Then activate the Bridge Zone function in the controls. The hob will then combine the zones for use with larger pans.

Wipe spills immediately with a damp cloth. Use a hob cleaner for stubborn stains. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

The residual heat indicator (H) lights up when a cooking zone is still hot after use. It serves as a safety warning.

Consult your doctor or the pacemaker manufacturer. The electromagnetic field could potentially interfere with pacemakers.

The Hisense HI8421BSC induction hob typically comes with a standard warranty, please refer to your product documentation for warranty details.

Select the cooking zone, set the timer duration using the touch controls. The hob will automatically turn off the zone when the time is up.

Check the power supply and circuit breaker. Ensure the hob is properly connected and that the power supply is sufficient.

Make sure the cookware is induction-compatible. Check the control panel settings and ensure the zones are activated. Check if there is an overheat protection, let it cool down and try again.

This is normal during induction cooking, but very loud noises could indicate an issue with the cookware. Try using different cookware.

Make sure your fingers are dry and clean. Clean the touch control panel. If the problem persists, consult the user manual or contact customer support.