Blaupunkt Cooktop Installation Manual

Assembly over drawer (Figure 2a)

Worktop: Must have a minimum thickness of 20 mm.

Ventilation: The clearance between the worktop surface and the upper area of the drawer must be 65 mm.

Note: Use a wooden intermediate shelf only if metal objects in the drawer reach high temperatures due to recirculating air from the hob's ventilation (Figure 11).

Assembly over oven (Figure 2b)

Hob: Must have a minimum thickness of 30 mm.

Note: Refer to the oven's installation instructions if the distance between the hob and oven must be increased.

Ventilation: The distance between the oven and the hob must be at least 5 mm.

Ventilation (Figure 3)

Adequate ventilation is required for correct appliance function. The fan in the lower section needs sufficient fresh air supply, so cupboards must be designed accordingly.

• Minimum clearance between the cupboard rear and kitchen wall, and between the worktop surface and the drawer's upper area (Figure 3a).
• An opening at the top rear of the cupboard (Figure 3b).
• If the minimum 20 mm clearance at the cupboard rear is not met, create an opening on the underside (Figure 3c).
• If the cupboard's internal width is less than 780 mm, make cut-outs in the side panels (Figure 3d).

Note: If installed in an island unit or other undescribed installation, ensure adequate hob ventilation.

Step 1: Prepare the cable connection

Turn the hob over and place it on the packaging base, a cloth, or another surface to prevent scratches.

Figure 4: Use a screwdriver to lift the socket cover.

Figure 5: Undo the mounting screw and use a screwdriver to lift the hose clamp.

Step 2: Connect the cables (Figure 6)

Connect only according to the illustration on the socket:

• BN (Brown) to L
• BU (Blue) to N
• GN/YE (Yellow and Green) to PE/Ground
• BK (Black) to L2
• GY (Grey) to L3 (if applicable)

Notes:

• If required, install the enclosed copper bridges according to the circuit diagram.
• Ensure socket screws are tightened after connecting cables.

Step 3: Secure the cable (Figure 7)

Fix the mains cable with the hose clamp and tighten the mounting screw.

Step 4: Close the socket cover

Close the socket cover.

Note: For a longer cable, contact after-sales service.

Putting the hob in place (Figures 8/9)

Figure 8: Attaching the mounting rails.

If rails are already attached, remove them and install new ones.

For tiled work surfaces, use the lower threaded holes. For stone work surfaces, glue the rails using heat-resistant adhesive suitable for metal and stone.

Push the appliance into the installation recess.

Ensure the hob is level with the worktop. If not, install and carefully tighten the supplied anchors (Figure 9).

Note: Do not use an electric screwdriver.

• Do not trap the mains cable or route it over sharp edges. If an oven is installed below, route the cable along the oven's rear corners to the socket. Ensure the cable does not touch hot sections of the hob or oven.
• For tiled work surfaces: Seal tile joints with silicone rubber.

Connecting the appliance (Figure 10)

Voltage: See the rating plate.

Connect only according to the circuit diagram:

• BN (Brown)
• BU (Blue)
• GN/YE (Yellow and Green)
• BK (Black)
• GY (Grey)

Depending on the connection type, the arrangement of factory-supplied clamps may need to be changed. Clamps may need shortening and insulation removal to insert a clamp connecting two cables.