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Digital Radiant Cooktop
10
Using the
bridge
surface unit
The controls can be used to create an oblong
heated area.
Because of its bigger dimensions, larger pans
can be used on the bridge surface unit.
Choose pans that match the bridge surface
unit area as closely as possible.
To use the bridge element:
1. Touch the ON/OFF pad.
2. Touch the bridge pad.
3. Touch the INCREASE and/or
DECREASE pads to choose the
desired heat setting. The display shows
your heat setting.
NOTE: If you touch the INCREASE pad first the
surface unit will come on at the highest (H) heat
setting. If you touch the DECREASE pad first the
surface unit will come on at the lowest (L) heat setting.
There are eleven heat settings ranging from
Low (L) to High (H) to choose from.
4. To turn a surface unit off, touch the
ON/OFF pad again.
Bridge
Center
rear
element
Right
rear
element
Touch these
pads to increase
or decrease the
heat setting.
These controls
cannot be used
when the bridge
surface unit is
being operated.
Touch this pad to
use both elements
combined with the
bridge element
between them.
Using the
bridge
surface
units
separately
To use each circular element separately:
1. Touch the ON/OFF pad.
2. Touch the INCREASE and/or
DECREASE pads to choose the
desired heat setting. The display shows
your heat setting.
NOTE: If you touch the INCREASE pad first the
surface unit will come on at the highest (H) heat
setting. If you touch the DECREASE pad first the
surface unit will come on at the lowest (L) heat setting.
There are eleven heat settings ranging from
Low (L) to High (H) to choose from.
3. To turn a surface unit off, touch the
ON/OFF pad again.
NOTE: To use the right element separately use the
right rear controls and touch the pad. To use
the center element separately use the center
rear controls.
Center
rear
element
Right
rear
element
Touch these
pads to increase
or decrease the
heat setting.
Touch this pad
to use the right
rear element
separately.
Touch these
pads to use
the center
rear element
separately.