CDA Induction Hob - Black

You must use cookware that is induction-compatible. This usually means cookware made of cast iron or stainless steel with a flat base and an induction symbol on the bottom.

Wipe the hob surface with a damp cloth and mild detergent after each use. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads.

Check the power supply and ensure the hob is correctly connected by a qualified installer. Verify your cookware is induction-compatible. If issues persist, contact customer support.

Select the cooking zone and press the booster button (if available) or the appropriate setting to activate it. The hob will then provide maximum power for quick heating.

The child lock prevents accidental operation of the hob. Once activated, the controls will be locked, and no changes can be made until the child lock is deactivated.

Select the cooking zone, set the desired cooking time using the timer controls, and start the timer.

The residual heat indicator (usually an 'H') shows when a cooking zone is still hot after use, preventing burns.

Yes, professional installation by a qualified installer is required for the CDA Induction Hob.

Check the power supply and ensure the hob is correctly connected by a qualified installer. Check the circuit breaker and ensure it has not tripped. Make sure the child lock is not activated.

Ensure that your cookware is compatible with induction hobs. Check the power settings and make sure the hob is set to the desired level. Ensure that the hob surface is clean and free of debris.

Clean the control panel. Ensure your fingers are dry when touching the controls. If the problem persists, contact customer support.