Gaggenau VI 230 112 Manuel d'utilisation - Page 13

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Tainting

Decoration

Instructions should a fault arise

When light-brown or metallic stains appear on the

cooking plates, it means scaling has first occurred

and then been overheated; similar marks appear

when pans with uneven bases are used.

These stains are caused by unsuitable cleaning

products or because a pan base is worn. Brown

tainting can also occur when scaling is overheated.

Tainting of this kind can be removed by using the

same cleaning products as those employed for

cleaning fine-steel kitchen sinks.

If any slight de-coloration or chalk stains are

observed, use vinegar or lemon juice.

Fig. 8

The best way to clean the decoration on the hob is

to use lukewarm bleach. Do not use scouring pads,

pointed objects or glass scrapers.

Acid-based agents, like vinegar or lemon juice,

should be removed immediately with a damp cloth.

Fig. 9

Before getting in touch with our Customer Service,

read the following instructions to discover the

possible cause of the fault. Some problems can be

solved without needing to get in touch with the

Customer Service. Should, however, you still need

to contact our Customer Service, please quote the

model and the appliance's factory number. This

information can be found on the appliance's

characteristics plate.

Warning!

Never interfere with the inside of your appliance