Hanseatic MC-ID356 User Manual

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Page GB-14 Cleaning the hobCleaning the hobCAUTION!Risk of burns!Improper cleaning can result in burns.■ Disconnect the mains plug and allow thehob to cool completely before cleaning.Exception: You want to remove sugary orstarchy food waste, plastics or alumini-um foil (see next page).■ Proceed with caution since the cookingzones may still be warm even after theresidual heat indicator ‘H’ has gone out.NOTICERisk of damage to property!Improper use of the glass ceramic hob cancause damages.■ Do not use steam or high-pressure clean-ers to clean the hob. Steam could getthrough cracks into live electrical com-ponents of the glass ceramic hob andcause short-circuiting.■ Allow the hob to cool completely beforecleaning.■ Do not use any harsh detergents, scour-ing agents, abrasive powder or steelsponges; they can damage the surface.■ Clean and maintain the hob regularlywith a special care product containing aspecial impregnating oil for glass ceram-ic hobs. Such products can be found inspecialist shops.Slight soiling which is not burnt on1. Switch the hob off.2. After it has cooled down, wipe light dirtwith a damp cloth.3. If necessary, use a suitable cleaner andwipe with clean water.4. Then dry the surface with a soft cloth toprevent lime stains.5. You can easily remove light stains havinga pearlescent colour (aluminium residues,such as from aluminium foil) using a com-mercially available detergent that is spe-cifically available for such cleaning.6. Vinegar is good for removing lime stains.Hard, baked-on dirt1. Stubborn stains are best removed usinga scraper after cooling. You can also findspecial cleaning agents in specializedshops.2. Finally, wipe the surface with a dampcloth.3. Treat the hob with a special care productafter cleaning.Removing sugary or starchy foodwaste, plastics or aluminium foilNOTICERemove sugary or starchy food waste, plas-tics or aluminium foil immediately. Other-wise, these may cause permanent and ir-reparable damage to the hob.1. If possible, remove residues while hotfrom the hot cooking zone surface usingan appropriate scraper.2. Once the hob has cooled down, you canremove stubborn dirt by using a speciallymade, commercially available detergent.3. Treat the hob with a special care productafter cleaning.