Home » Thermador Manuals » Cooktops » Thermador CIT36YWBB » Manual Viewer

Thermador CIT36YWBB Instructions for Use - Page 25

MyZone®

View all Thermador CIT36YWBB manuals

Add to My Manuals
Save this manual to your list of manuals

Page 25 highlights

2. Open the cap on the cooking sensor. Remove the battery from the lower section of the casing and insert a new battery. In doing so, pay attention to the correct alignment of the battery terminals. Operation en-us 4. Reattach the silicone cover back to the lower section of the cooking sensor casing. ! + Note: Do not use any metal objects to remove the battery. Do not touch the battery terminals. 3. Close the cap on the cooking sensor. The indentations for the screws on the cap must be aligned with the indentations on the lower section of the casing. Tighten the screws with a screwdriver. Note: Use only high-quality CR2032 batteries in order to guarantee a long service life. Declaration of Conformity BSH Home Appliances Corporation hereby declares that the appliance with wireless cooking sensor function meets the basic requirements and other relevant provisions of the Directive 2014/53/EU. A detailed Declaration of Conformity in accordance with Directive RED can be found at www.thermador.com on the product page for your appliance under "Additional documents. The logos and the Bluetooth® brand are registered trademarks and property of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. These trademarks are used by BSH Home Appliances Corporation under licence. All other marks and trade names are the property of the respective companies. 6.13 MyZone® With this function, five default power levels are displayed when you place an item of cookware cooking surface. This allows you to change the power level during cooking by moving the cookware forward or backward. The default power levels are 1.0, 3.0, 5.0 7.0 and 9.0. General information: ¡ You can change the default power levels in the basic settings menu. → "Basic settings", Page 27 ¡ If the function is not available in the settings area, the cookware may be too big. Use a smaller item of cookware. ¡ If the function does not activate when you select the power level, the appliance may have reached its maximum power consumption. Refer to the information on power management. → "Basic settings", Page 27 ¡ Refer to the information on cooking with induction for information on the type, size and positioning of the cookware. → Page 8 Activating MyZone® 1. Place the cookware on the cooking surface. 2. Touch to enter the cookware mode menu . 25

Section	Page
Freedom® Induction cooktop	1
en-us	2
Table of contents	2
1 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS	3
1.1 Safety definitions	3
1.2 General information	3
1.3 Intended use	3
1.4 Restriction on user group	3
1.5 Safe use	3
1.6 Child safety	6
1.7 Electromagnetic interference	6
1.8 Proper installation and maintenance	7
1.9 State of California Proposition 65 Warnings	7
2 Preventing material damage	8
2.1 Overview of the most common types of damage	8
3 Environmental protection and energy-saving	8
3.1 Disposal of packaging	8
3.2 Saving energy	8
4 Induction cooking	8
4.1 Advantages of induction cooking	8
4.2 Cookware	9
4.2.1 No cookware/cookware of an unsuitable size	9
4.2.2 Unsuitable cookware	9
4.2.3 Composition of the cookware base	9
4.2.4 Empty cookware or cookware with a thin base	9
4.2.5 Cookware detection	9
5 Familiarizing yourself with your appliance	10
5.1 Cooking surface	10
5.2 Control panel	10
5.2.1 Touch keys and touch fields	10
5.3 Overview of the menus	10
5.3.1 Main screen	10
5.3.2 Function bar	11
5.3.3 Info menu	11
5.3.4 Notifications and alerts	11
5.3.5 Cookware mode menu	11
5.4 Cooking position display	11
5.5 Residual heat indicator	12
6 Operation	12
6.1 First time use	12
6.2 Turning the cooktop on or off	12
6.2.1 Turning the cooktop on	12
6.2.2 Turning the cooktop off	12
6.3 Cooking zone settings	12
6.3.1 Setting a cooking zone	12
6.3.2 Changing the power level	12
6.3.3 Turning the cooking zone off	12
6.4 Recommended cooking settings	13
6.4.1 Cooking charts	13
6.5 Kitchen timer	14
6.5.1 Setting the Kitchen timer	14
6.5.1.1 Using the timer plus function	15
6.5.2 Pausing the Kitchen timer	15
6.5.3 Changing or canceling the Kitchen timer	15
6.6 Stopwatch	15
6.6.1 Starting the Stopwatch	15
6.6.2 Pausing the Stopwatch	16
6.6.3 Canceling the Stopwatch	16
6.7 PowerBoost®	16
6.7.1 Restrictions for using the PowerBoost® function	16
6.7.2 Activating PowerBoost®	16
6.7.3 Deactivating PowerBoost®	16
6.8 PanBoost™	16
6.8.1 Restrictions for using PanBoost™	16
6.8.2 Activating PanBoost™	17
6.8.3 Deactivating PanBoost™	17
6.9 Keep warm	17
6.9.1 Activating the keep warm function	17
6.9.2 Deactivating the keep warm function	17
6.10 Transfer function	17
6.10.1 Using the transfer function	17
6.11 Cooking sensor mode	18
6.11.1 Suitable cookware for the cooking sensor function	18
6.11.2 Types of cooking processes with the cooking sensor function	18
6.11.2.1 Tips for cooking with the cooking sensor mode	19
6.11.3 Setting the boiling point	19
6.11.4 Setting the cooking sensor function	19
6.11.5 Changing the temperature for the cooking sensor function	20
6.11.6 Turning the cooking sensor function off	20
6.11.7 Cooking charts for the cooking sensor function	20
6.12 Wireless cooking sensor	23
6.12.1 Preparing and maintaining the wireless cooking sensor	23
6.12.1.1 Attaching the silicone patch	23
6.12.1.2 Attaching the wireless cooking sensor	23
6.12.1.3 Connecting the wireless cooking sensor to the control panel	24
6.12.1.4 Resetting the wireless cooking sensor	24
6.12.2 Cleaning	24
6.12.2.1 Cooking sensor	24
6.12.2.2 Silicone patch	24
6.12.2.3 Cooking sensor window	24
6.12.3 Replacing the battery	24
6.12.4 Declaration of Conformity	25
6.13 MyZone®	25
6.13.1 Activating MyZone®	25
6.13.2 Changing the power level during dynamic cooking	26
6.13.3 Deactivating MyZone®	26
6.14 TeppanyakiPro™ mode	26
6.14.1 Suitable cookware for TeppanyakiPro™ mode	26
6.14.2 Activating TeppanyakiPro™ mode	26
6.14.3 Changing the power level during Teppanyaki mode	27
6.14.4 Deactivating Teppanyaki mode	27
6.15 Panel lock	27
6.15.1 Activating the panel lock	27
6.15.2 Deactivating the panel lock	27
6.16 Pause function	27
6.16.1 Activating the pause function	27
6.16.2 Deactivating the pause function	27
6.17 Basic settings	27
6.17.1 Basic settings overview	27
6.17.2 Changing the basic settings	28
7 Home Connect™	28
7.1 Setting up Home Connect™	29
7.2 Overview of the Home Connect™ settings	29
7.3 Wi-Fi symbols	29
7.4 Changing settings via the Home Connect™ app	29
7.5 Software update	30
7.6 Remote diagnostics	30
7.7 Data Protection	30
7.8 Wi-Fi module	30
7.8.1 FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT	30
7.8.2 INDUSTRY CANADA STATEMENT	30
8 Cooktop - Hood Sync	30
8.1 Connecting appliances directly	30
8.2 Connecting appliances via your home network (Wi-Fi)	31
8.3 Resetting the connection	31
8.4 Controlling the hood via the cooktop	31
8.4.1 Setting the fan	31
8.4.2 Turning off the fan	31
8.4.3 Setting automatic mode	31
8.4.4 Deactivating automatic mode	31
8.4.5 Setting the hood lighting	31
8.5 Overview of the hood control settings	31
9 Cleaning and maintenance	32
9.1 Cleaning agents	32
9.2 Cleaning the glass ceramic cooktop	32
9.3 Cleaning the cooktop frame	32
9.4 Cleaning recommendations	32
9.5 Maintenance	33
10 Troubleshooting	34
11 Disposal	35
11.1 Disposal of your old appliance	35
12 FAQs	36
12.1 Using the appliance	36
12.2 Noises	36
12.3 Cookware	36
12.4 Cleaning	37
12.5 Home network	37
13 Customer service	37
13.1 Model number (E-Nr.) and production number (FD)	38
13.2 Rating plate location	38
14 STATEMENT OF LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY	38
14.1 What this warranty covers & Who it applies to	38
14.2 How long the warranty lasts	38
14.3 Repair/replace as your exclusive remedy	38
14.4 Out of warranty product	39
14.5 Warranty exclusions	39

Match case Limit results 1 per page

Operation

en-us

Open the cap on the cooking sensor. Remove the bat-

tery from the lower section of the casing and insert a

new battery. In doing so, pay attention to the correct

alignment of the battery terminals.

Note:

Do not use any metal objects to remove the bat-

tery. Do not touch the battery terminals.

Close the cap on the cooking sensor. The indentations

for the screws on the cap must be aligned with the in-

dentations on the lower section of the casing. Tighten

the screws with a screwdriver.

Reattach the silicone cover back to the lower section of

the cooking sensor casing.

Note:

Use only high-quality CR2032 batteries in order to

guarantee a long service life.

Declaration of Conformity

BSH Home Appliances Corporation hereby declares that

the appliance with wireless cooking sensor function meets

the basic requirements and other relevant provisions of

the Directive 2014/53/EU.

A detailed Declaration of Conformity in accordance with

Directive RED can be found at www.thermador.com on the

product page for your appliance under "Additional docu-

ments.

The logos and the Bluetooth® brand are registered trade-

marks and property of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. These trade-

marks are used by BSH Home Appliances Corporation un-

der licence. All other marks and trade names are the prop-

erty of the respective companies.

6.13 MyZone®

With this function, five default power levels are displayed

when you place an item of cookware cooking surface. This

allows you to change the power level during cooking by

moving the cookware forward or backward.

The default power levels are 1.0, 3.0, 5.0 7.0 and 9.0.

General information:

You can change the default power levels in the basic

settings menu.

→

"Basic settings", Page 27

If the function is not available in the settings area, the

cookware may be too big. Use a smaller item of cook-

ware.

If the function does not activate when you select the

power level, the appliance may have reached its maxi-

mum power consumption. Refer to the information on

power management.

→

"Basic settings", Page 27

Refer to the information on cooking with induction for in-

formation on the type, size and positioning of the cook-

ware.

→

Page 8

Activating MyZone®

Place the cookware on the cooking surface.

Touch

to enter the cookware mode menu