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• DO NOT put paper, cloth or aluminum foil between cookware and
induction cooktop.
• DO NOT use induction cooktop on a carpet or tablecloth, as this may block
the vent and affect the emanation of heat.
• DO NOT hit the induction board. If there is a crack, please unplug the
induction cooktop immediately and contact your dealership for service.
• DO NOT reheat food in sealed containers such as cans, as they may explode.
• DO NOT move induction cooktop when there is cookware on it or if it is
plugged in.
• Set the unit on a stable surface. Do not drop it.
• When finished cooking, the induction cooktop may still be hot. Do not
touch or clean the cooktop until completely cooled.
• Keep the unit out of reach of children.
• DO NOT immerse the induction cooktop in water.
• Keep the induction cooktop clean. Avoid any matters from getting into the
cooktop vents as this may cause damage.
• A short cord is provided to reduce the risks of becoming tangled in or
tripping over a longer cord. Extension cords are not recommended.
• DO NOT damage the power cord and do not attempt to repair it if it is
damaged. To avoid damage to the power cord, never attempt to customize
the cord. Keep the cord away from high temperatures. Avoid unnecessary
bending, twisting, and pulling on the cord. Never place heavy objects on the
cord or attempt to tie it up. Using a damaged power cord can lead to
electrical shock, shorting or fire.
• Ensure that the plug fits all the way into the electrical outlet. Partially
plugged-in cords may cause electrical hazard.
Control Panel
Power Settings
The induction cooktop is pre-programmed with eight temperature settings,
consistent with standard electric range settings. Please refer to the temperature
scale located on the ceramic cooktop to assist with cooking settings.
Use and Care Guide
Function Keys
Button to decrease
Button to increase
temperature or time
temperature or time
Power
Button
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