Induced Energy CS3000 Bedienungsanleitung

CS3000 • CS3001 • iChef-ECO • SLR – Slim Line Remote

Safety and Operating Handbook

Induced Energy

Professional Induction Hobs

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Contents Page

The Model Range............................................................................................................................................................. 4

Installation ...........................................................................................................................................................................4

Operating Procedure – Important Safety Notice..................................................................................................... 5

General Use

1. INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................................. 6

2. OPERATION ................................................................................................................................................................. 6

3. DISPLAY PANEL INDICATORS ................................................................................................................................ 7

4. RECOMMENDED HOB SETTINGS ......................................................................................................................... 7

5. SUITABLE PAN TYPES .............................................................................................................................................. 7

6. MAGNET TEST ............................................................................................................................................................ 7

Maintenance

SURFACE CLEANING ...................................................................................................................................................... 8

FILTER CLEANING............................................................................................................................................................ 9

Service.............................................................................................................................................................................. 9

Engine Box Replacement ..................................................................................................................................... 9

Fault Finding............................................................................................................................................................... 10

Induced Energy Ltd

Westminster Road

Brackley

Northamptonshire

NN13 7EB

Telephone: 01280 875400

Fax: 01280 706358

Email: sales@inducedenergy.com

www.inducedenergy.com

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The Model Range

The basic unit of the CS3000 induction range is 3 kW induction engine. This engine can be used as a

single zone, 2 zone or 4 zone hob and these can be either table top or dropped into the counter.

The CS3001 range was developed for the export market and is similar to the CS3000 range but

these hobs can work from a 50 and 60 Hz electrical supply rather than the 50 Hz supply of the

CS3000 range.

The iChef ECO contains the same 3 kW engine but has simpler casework than the CS3000/1 range.

The CS3000KH and CS3001KH are less powerful versions of the above prime cooking hobs and are

for keeping hot food hot.

The addition of P to a model indicates it is suitable to work through Pyrolave, other lavastones, and

some types of stone which are also able to withstand thermal shock.

The SLR range separates the electronics from the cooking coil and consists of an engine box which can

be placed up to 3 m from the cooking coil(s) in the coil tray, and the control pod.

In addition we produce the 2 x 1/1 GN iPlate visible or invisible iPlate which is an induction hot plate.

Please visit our website www.inducedenergy.com for further details.

Installation

Installers and fabricators should seek detailed installation instructions from Induced Energy.

These instructions come with every drop-in hob and can also be seen on our website.

Operating Procedure

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

This appliance is not to be used by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or

mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or

instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

Metallic objects such as knives, forks, spoons and lids should not be placed on the hob surface

since they may get hot, as may rings and watches worn by the user if close to the hob surface.

The appliance is not intended to be operated by means of an external timer or separated

remote control.

It is not to be used outdoors in wet conditions and it must be on a horizontal level surface.

If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, the manufacturer’s service

agent, or similar qualiﬁed persons, in order to avoid a hazard.

DANGER OF FIRE: DO NOT STORE ITEMS ON THE COOKING SURFACE INCLUDING ANOTHER HOB.

CAUTION: The cooking process has to be supervised. A short term cooking process has to be

supervised continuously

WARNING: Unattended cooking on a hob with fat or oil can be dangerous and may result in a ﬁre.

Do not use damaged equipment:

Do not use if silicon seals are not intact.

Do not use if the glass top is cracked.

Under NO circumstances should the covers be removed by unauthorised personnel (apart from air ﬁlter

covers for cleaning).

Maintenance to be carried out by a qualiﬁed engineer only (apart from the regular washing

of air ﬁlters).

Personnel ﬁtted with heart pacemakers must not operate this unit unless advised by a cardiologist that

it is safe to do so.

For information concerning routine safety testing, please see the accompanying test notice.

These instructions are also available on our website: www.inducedenergy.com

Aluminium foil and plastic vessels are not to be placed on hot surfaces.

After use, switch o the hob element by means of the control. Do not rely on the pan detector.

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General Use

1. INSTALLATION

CS3000/1T Single Table-top Induction Hob • The hob should be installed on a clean, ﬂat surface •

The hob plugs into a standard 13A mains socket. The mains plug is supplied with a 13 amp fuse. It is

recommended that the unit is also protected by a 30mA residual current device (RCD) at the socket

or elsewhere in the supply wiring. • Cooling air is drawn through the lower left front of the hob and

exhausted through the lower right front of the hob. These areas should not be obstructed.

• There is an essential, washable air ﬁlter ﬁtted, which should be kept clean - see section 6.

CS3000/1D Single Drop-in Induction Hob As above, but follow detailed installation instructions

provided for this model.

CS3000/1GT/B -1, 2 and 3 Two-ring Table-top Induction Hob • The hob should be installed on a clean,

ﬂat and level surface. • The GT/B-1 version plugs into a Commando 32A single phase socket.

• The GT/B -2 version has 2 x 13 amp plugs to be plugged into adjacent 13 amp sockets on the same

ring main. • The GT/B-3 version plugs into a standard Commando 32A 415V three phase mains socket.

It is recommended that the unit is also protected by a normal 30 mA Residual Current Device (RCD)

elsewhere in the supply wiring, together with a standard 32A current breaker or fuse.

• Cooling air is taken in through the air ﬁlter in the rear of the hob and is exhausted across the front

(operator’s side) of the hob. Please ensure these areas are not obstructed. • There is an essential,

washable air ﬁlter ﬁtted, which must be kept clean - see section 6

CS3000/1QT Four-ring Table-top Induction Hob • The hob should be installed on a clean, ﬂat and level

surface. • The hob plugs into a standard Commando 32A 415V three phase mains socket. A single

phase version is also available with 2 single phase mains leads which plug into 2 Commando 32A

single phase sockets. It is recommended that the unit also be protected by a normal 30 mA Residual

Current Device(RCD) elsewhere in the supply wiring, together with a standard 32A current breaker

or fuse. • Cooling air is taken in through air ﬁlters in the rear of the hob and is exhausted across the

front (operator’s side) of the hob. Please ensure these areas are not obstructed • There are essential,

washable air ﬁlters ﬁtted, which must be kept clean - see section 6

CS3000/1QB Four-ring Suited Induction Hob • Please follow detailed installation instructions supplied

with this unit. • The hob plugs into a standard Commando 3-phase 5-pin mains socket. A single phase

version is also available with 2 single phase mains leads which plug into 2 Commando 32A single

phase sockets. It is recommended that the unit also be protected by a normal 30mA residual current

device (RCD) elsewhere in the supply wiring. Cooling air is taken in through air ﬁlters in the rear of the

hob which will not be visible once installed and is exhausted across the front (operator’s side) of the

hob. Please ensure these areas are not obstructed • There are essential, washable air ﬁlters ﬁtted,

which must be kept clean - see section 6

2. OPERATION

Ensure that the hob control knob is turned “OFF” - fully anti-clockwise (If the hob is plugged in with

the socket “on” whilst the control knob is in an operational position the hob will show “Shutdown 1”.

This must be cleared by turning the knob “o”.) • Plug the hob into the mains supply. • Turn the mains

supply “on”. • All the indicators on the display panel will brieﬂy light up – this is a “Lamp Test”. • Rotate

the control knob clockwise – the hob will come on and the central power display will light up. • Place a

suitable pan on the hob, with the food to be cooked in it. Do not heat empty pans unattended• Turn the

control knob to a suitable setting. The display goes from ‘0’ to ‘99’. This represents the approximate

% power in use. It is not an indication of temperature.

3. DISPLAY PANEL INDICATORS:

There are FOUR illuminating areas on the display panel, which will light up on the following conditions:

NO PAN This illuminates whenever the hob has detected that there is no pan on the hob (or that the

pan does not have enough ferrous content) See sections 8 & 9.

GLASS IS HOT This illuminates whenever the glass is over 80C - warning only

CLEAN FILTER This illuminates when the airﬂow is restricted due to a blocked air ﬁlter. See section 6 for

cleaning instructions.

SHUTDOWN This illuminates when the hob has recognised an unusual condition. It can usually

be cleared by turning the control knob fully anti-clockwise and then returning to its original position.

See Section 9.

GLASS IS HOT/ SHUTDOWN If a pan is left to boil dry, the CS3000/1 range will detect an unacceptably

high internal temperature. The unit will shut down displaying alternating GLASS IS HOT/SHUTDOWN.

See Section 9.

4. RECOMMENDED HOB SETTINGS (0-99)

The following recommended hob settings that will ensure you achieve the optimum performance from

your CS3000/1 induction hob from Induced Energy Limited:

STIR-FRYING* 80-90

ROLLING BOIL 40

GRIDDLING 30

CREPES 30

SIMMER 20

HOT-HOLDING 10

MELTING CHOCOLATE 5

*The unique depth of ﬁeld allows you to continue stir-frying if the wok is lifted 30mm above the cooking area.

Note: It is important to remove pans from the cooking area if they are empty or only contain oil. The

setting control should be turned to ‘0’ when not in use. We recommend that you only switch the hob

‘o’ at the end of service..

5. SUITABLE PAN TYPES

Only the following pans are suitable for induction: • Magnetic stainless steel (as opposed to

non-magnetic) • Cast Iron (e.g. skillets, ‘le Creuset’ type pans) • Carbon steel (e.g. Woks,

enamelled metal pans). The smallest ferrous based pan to be used is 7.5cm diameter.

Aluminium and Copper pans are not suitable unless there is a ferrous metal base.

Only use vessels of the type and size recommended.

6. MAGNET TEST

To test a pan’s suitability place a simple magnet on the underneath of the pan. If it sticks well then the

pan will deﬁnitely be suitable. If there is only partial attraction then the pan may not work as eciently.

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Maintenance

SURFACE CLEANING

The hob should be kept clean. Before cleaning the hob, ensure that it is switched OFF and unplugged

from the mains supply. •. Use normal, non-scouring, kitchen surface cleaners to clean the hob. Do not

spray through the ﬁlter. • The Ceran glass top can be cleaned using ‘Hob Brite’ or similar non-scouring

proprietary cleaner. • Burnt on stains may need to be softened and removed with a scraper.

• The control knob can be removed by carefully pulling on it, to allow cleaning behind.

Do not drop the small spring inside the control knob when removing it for cleaning.

Do not ﬂood the hob with water or spray with a hose as liquid can be taken into the electronics via

the air ﬁlter, especially if the fan is still running, and this will damage the printed circuit board.

FILTER CLEANING

The ﬁlter is essential to protect the internal electronics of the unit. Do not operate the unit without the

ﬁlter. Before cleaning the ﬁlter, ensure that the hob is switched OFF

In general the coarser mesh of the ﬁlter should be outermost.

CS3000/1T SINGLE TABLE TOP INDUCTION HOB • Unplug the hob and carefully turn it upside down •

Unclip the grille by depressing the locating clips. • Lift out the ﬁlter and clean it in warm soapy water or

a dishwasher.

iChef-ECO – as for CS3001T

All ﬁlters must be completely dry before reﬁtting. They must be the correct way round with the ﬁner

mesh to the inside.

CS3000/1D SINGLE DROP-IN INDUCTION HOB • The ﬁlter is located directly under the control/display

panel. • Pull the ﬁlter and its stainless steel cartridge out from under the front of the control pod. •

The whole ﬁlter cartridge can be cleaned in warm soapy water or a dishwasher

CS3000/1DF(-P) Alt Vent – The air ﬁlter may be up to 3 m from the hob and should be cleaned in the

same way as for CS3000/1DF

CS3000/1 DF-P and KH-P – the air ﬁlter may be incorporated into the base of the chassis tray and can

be cleaned by hoovering the metal mesh.

If washed, the ﬁlter must be completely dry before reﬁtting. • Reﬁtting is the reverse of removal;

ensure the ﬁlter the right way up with ﬁne mesh underneath and cartridge located inside the runners.

CS3000/1GT TWO-RING TABLE-TOP INDUCTION HOB • Carefully lift the front (operator’s side)

of the hob top to disengage the latches and pull back towards you until it stops. This exposes the

ﬁlter at the extreme rear of the hob. Lift out the ﬁlter & clean it. It can be cleaned in warm soapy

water or a dishwasher.

The ﬁlter must be completely dry before reﬁtting. • Reﬁtting is the reversal of removal. Ensure the ﬁlter

is properly located, then push the lid back into place and ensure that the front edge locates ﬁrmly down

onto its catches. If not properly replaced all displays will ﬂash and the hob will not work. This is a safety

feature and the hob will only work once the lid is properly positioned.

CS3000/1GB TWO –ZONE drop in induction hob – Unscrew the cover plate in the lid at the rear of the

hob and remove it. Carefully extract the air ﬁlter and clean in warm soapy water or a dishwasher. Ensure

the ﬁlter is completely dry before replacing in the slot and push down ﬁrmly. • Ensure the seal under the

cover plate is intact. If not contact Induced Energy Ltd for a replacement seal as soon as possible

(the seal is important to prevent oil and moisture damaging the electronics inside the hob).

• Screw the cover plate back in position making sure no gaps are visible between the cover plate

and the metal surround.

CS3000/1QT FOUR-RING TABLE-TOP INDUCTION HOB • Carefully lift the front (operator’s side) of the

hob top to disengage the latches and pull back towards you until it stops. This exposes the ﬁlters at the

extreme rear of the hob, one on each side. • Lift out the ﬁlters & clean them. They can be cleaned in

warm soapy water or a dishwasher. The ﬁlter must be completely dry before reﬁtting. • Reﬁtting is the

reversal of removal. Ensure the ﬁlters are properly located, then push the lid back into place and ensure

that the front edge locates ﬁrmly down onto its catches. If not properly replaced all displays will ﬂash

and the hob will not work. This is a safety feature and the hob will only work once the lid is properly

positioned.

CS3000/1QB FOUR-RING SUITED INDUCTION HOB • Unscrew the two cover plates in the metal

surround at the rear of the glass top and remove them (a ﬂat bladed screwdriver may help). • Carefully

extract the two black ﬁlters and clean them in warm soapy water or a dishwasher. • When completely

dry, replace in the slots and push down ﬁrmly. • Ensure the seal under each cover plate is intact. If not

contact Induced Energy Ltd for a replacement seal as soon as possible (the seal is important to prevent

oil and moisture damaging the electronics inside the hob). • Screw each cover plate back in position

making sure no gaps are visible between the cover plate and the metal surround.

Service

The hobs are supplied with a 2 year parts and labour warranty in the UK and a 2 year parts

warranty overseas.

The hobs display warning and error codes if there is a problem in operation, see table below.

The most common warning is Clean Filter. The hobs cannot work eciently if the air ﬁlter is

blocked as cool air is needed to keep the electronics cool. Please see individual instructions for

cleaning the air ﬁlters.

If a problem persists please call Induced Energy on 01280 875400 to speak to an engineer.

We can oer alternative repair options, eg supply spare parts, return to base, return engine to base,

call out a service engineer to repair on site.

If sending parts/hobs back please ensure that the components are securely packed, that contact has

been made with Induced Energy Ltd prior to despatch and that your contact details are enclosed.

Engine Box Replacement

This applies to the SLR ( Slim Line Remote) hob only. Turn o the mains power to the hob, unplug the

engine box at the mains, disconnect the leads between the engine box , coil tray and display and

remove the engine box for repair.

Pack carefully to return to Induced Energy.

Disposal

To be disposed of in accordance with the WEEE regulations, please call 01280 875400.

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Fault Finding

In the unlikely event of a fault, please consult the following table:

Display What it means Necessary action Likely causes

No Pan

Present

There is no pan on

the ring

Place a suitable pan on the hob Either no pan is present on the hob,

the pan is smaller than the inner ring

on the hob surface, or the pan is not

suitable for induction.

Clean ﬁlter The inside of the

hob is too hot

Turn knob fully anticlockwise

to ‘--’ and leave for 10 mins.

Turn hob on again

Check that air ﬁlter is clean -

see 6. above

Check that fan is working

Glass is hot The glass is over

80°C

The glass immediately under the

pan will become hot during use

This is a safety notice and

NOT A FAULT.

Shut down The hob has

sensed an

unusual condition

Turn knob full anti-clockwise

to ‘--’, then slowly back to its

original setting

There will be an error code number

in the power setting display –

see below

Glass is hot/

Shutdown

(alternating)

The hob has

detected an

unacceptably

high internal

temperature

Caution - the top may be very hot.

Remove the pan. Turn the hob

power setting to 0 and leave it

to cool for ten minutes. (The hob

should still be switched on to allow

the fan to cool the unit) Switch the

hob to the -- power setting (the fan

will switch o) and then resume

normal operation.

All Digits

Flashing

(CS3000/1G

CS3000/1QB

CS3000/1QT

only)

Lid safety inhibitor

activated

Push lid securely back into place Lid disengaged during ﬁlter cleaning.

See Section 6 above.

01 Mains voltage error Turn the knob full anti-clockwise,

and then advance it clockwise

High or low mains voltage - electrical

supply requires investigation.

02 Electronic overload Turn knob fully anti-clockwise

to ‘--’, then slowly back to its

original setting

May happen infrequently in

normal use. Try a dierent pan.

03 Electronics

Overtemp

Turn knob fully anti-clockwise

to ‘--’, then slowly back to its

original setting

Probable cause is a blocked air ﬁlter.

Clean the ﬁlter - see section 6

04 Coil Overtemp Turn knob fully anti-clockwise

to ‘--’, then slowly back to its

original setting

Extended use of a griddle or wok can

cause this. Alternatively a blocked air

ﬁlter – see section 6

05 Electronic sensor

malfunction

Turn knob fully anti-clockwise

to ‘--’, then slowly back to its

original setting

If re-setting does not clear the

indication, the hob must be returned

for repair.

06 Coil sensor

malfunction

Turn knob fully anti-clockwise

to ‘--’, then slowly back to its

original setting

If re-setting does not clear the

indication, the hob must be returned

for repair.

Information on appliances where product labels are

hidden after installation, see below.

‘PAT Testing (Single phase hob products)

This equipment has been factory tested in accordance with the recommendations of BS3456:

parts 201 and 202, with regard to insulation resistance and earth continuity.

The equipment has been ﬁtted with surge protection on the AC mains input to conform to CE/UKCA

requirements. As a result, Y capacitors C18 and C19 will return a fail value of approximately 6.5mA

during the Sub leakage test. You will be required to either remove C18 and C19 temporarily, prior to PAT

testing (and if you choose this option, it is important that you replace the capacitors after test as they

are for the protection of the operator and equipment). Or the second option is to increase the sub

leakage PASS value to 7mA on the PAT tester.

Please contact Induced Energy Ltd (01280 875400) for detailed information on this procedure.

Product Code CS3000DB

Rated Power Input 3.0 kW 13A

Rate voltage 230 V AC nom

Rated Frequency 50 Hz

ISM Equipment Group 1

Operating Frequency 25kHz

Weight 9.5 kg

IP Rating 52

Product Code CS3000DF(P)

Rated Power Input 3.0 kW 13A

Rate voltage 230 V AC nom

Rated Frequency 50 Hz

ISM Equipment Group 1

Operating Frequency 25kHz

Weight 9.5 kg

IP Rating 52

Product Code CS3000DF-PSCH(U)

Rated Power Input 3.0 kW 13A

Rate voltage 230 V AC nom

Rated Frequency 50 - 60Hz

ISM Equipment Group 1

Operating Frequency 25kHz

Weight 10 kg

IP Rating 52

Product Code CS3000GB-1

Rated Power Input 6.0 kW 32A

Rate voltage 230 V AC nom

Rated Frequency 50 Hz

ISM Equipment Group 1

Operating Frequency 25kHz

Weight 30 kg

IP Rating 52

Product Code CS3000GB-2

Rated Power Input 2 x 3kW 13A

Rate voltage 230 V AC nom

Rated Frequency 50 Hz

ISM Equipment Group 1

Operating Frequency 25kHz

Weight 30 kg

IP Rating 52

Product Code CS3000GB-3

Rated Power Input 6.0kW 32A

Rate voltage 415V AC nom

Rated Frequency 50 Hz

ISM Equipment Group 1

Operating Frequency 25kHz

Weight 30 kg

IP Rating 52

Product Code CS3000KH(P

Rated Power Input 0.8 kW 13A

Rate voltage 230 V AC nom

Rated Frequency 50 Hz

ISM Equipment Group 1

Operating Frequency 25kHz

Weight 10 kg

IP Rating 52

Product Code CS3000QB

Rated Power Input 12.0 kW 32A

Rate voltage 415 V AC nom 3 Phase

Rated Frequency 50 Hz

ISM Equipment Group 1

Operating Frequency 25kHz

Weight 60 kg

IP Rating 52

Product Code CS3000QB(U)

Rated Power Input 12.0 kW 32A

Rate voltage 415 V AC nom 3 Phase

Rated Frequency 50 -60 Hz

ISM Equipment Group 1

Operating Frequency 25kHz

Weight 60 kg

IP Rating 52

Product Code CS3000QB-1

Rated Power Input 2 x 6.0kW 32A

Rate voltage 230 V AC nom

Rated Frequency 50 Hz

ISM Equipment Group 1

Operating Frequency 25kHz

Weight 60 kg

IP Rating 52

Induced Energy Ltd

Westminster Road

Brackley

Northamptonshire

NN13 7EB

Telephone: 01280 875400

Fax: 01280 706358

Email: sales@inducedenergy.com

www.inducedenergy.com

Induced Energy

Professional Induction Hobs

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