Philips Induction Cooker HD4902 User Manual
Introduction
This document is the user manual for the Philips Induction Cooker HD4902. It provides essential information for safe and effective operation.
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Product Overview
The Philips Induction Cooker HD4902 is designed for efficient and safe cooking.
Key Components:
- a Cooking plate: The surface where cookware is placed.
- b Cooking zone: The area on the plate that heats the cookware.
- c Air inlet: Vents for air intake.
- d Control panel: Interface for operating the cooker.
- e Air outlets: Vents for air exhaust.
- f Power cord: Connects the appliance to the mains.
Controls Overview:
- g Timer indicator: Shows the set timer duration.
- h Timer button: Used to set or cancel the timer.
- i Cooking power: Displays the current power level.
- j Fry mode: Button to select the Fry cooking mode.
- k On/Off button: Powers the appliance on or off.
- l Warm mode: Button to select the Warm cooking mode.
- m Hot pot mode: Button to select the Hot Pot cooking mode.
- n Increase button: Increases power or timer settings.
- o Decrease button: Decreases power or timer settings.
Safety Information
Danger: The appliance must not be immersed in water.
Warning:
- This appliance is intended for household and similar applications (staff kitchens, farm houses, hotels, B&Bs).
- Not for use by persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack of experience, unless supervised.
- Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.
- Always follow instructions to avoid injury.
- If the cooking plate surface is cracked, switch off and do not use to avoid electric shock.
- Not intended for external timer or remote control operation.
- Damaged supply cords must be replaced by qualified personnel.
- Metallic objects (knives, forks, spoons, lids) should not be placed on the cooker as they can get hot.
- Accessible surfaces may be hot during operation.
- Ensure local mains voltage matches appliance voltage.
- Connect only to an earthed wall socket. Ensure the plug is firmly inserted.
- Do not use if the plug, cord, or appliance is damaged.
- Keep the cord out of reach of children and do not let it hang over edges.
- Never connect to an external timer switch.
- Ensure the cooking plate is clean and dry before switching on.
- Do not cover air outlets during operation.
- Do not operate the control panel with wet hands.
- Do not clean the appliance while hot.
- Do not touch the cooking plate after cooking as it retains heat.
- Do not insert foreign objects into the appliance.
- Do not cover the cooking plate with aluminium foil to prevent electric shock, short circuiting, or fire.
Caution: The symbol [Hot Surface Symbol] means "Caution, Hot surfaces". Do not touch hot surfaces to avoid scalds.
- Always let the appliance cool down before cleaning or moving it.
- Never use accessories or parts not recommended by Philips; this invalidates the guarantee.
- Do not expose to high temperatures, hot gas, steam, or damp heat. Do not place on or near hot stoves.
- Always switch off before unplugging.
- Always unplug and let cool before cleaning.
- Guarantee is invalid and Philips disclaims liability for improper use or non-compliance with the manual.
- Place on a stable, horizontal, level surface with at least 10cm free space around it.
- Do not use on a gas cooker or metal plate.
- Do not block air inlets/outlets (e.g., on a plastic tablecloth) for ventilation.
- Do not place anything between cookware and the cooking plate.
- Maximum weight on the cooker is 15kg.
- Beware of hot steam from cookware.
- Do not lift or move while operating.
- Never place empty cookware on a switched-on cooker; it can distort cookware or damage the heating coil.
- Do not store flammable materials or liquids near the cooker.
- Avoid hard contact between cookware/objects and the crystalite cooking plate.
- Always place cookware on the cooking zone.
Automatic Shut-off
The appliance automatically switches off in the following situations:
- Cookware with a bottom diameter less than 6cm, or small objects (knives, forks, spoons) placed on the plate during cooking.
- Voltage is lower than 120V or higher than 280V.
- No cookware on the cooking zone for 1 minute while the cooker is working.
- Cooker has been idle for 2 hours.
- Cooking plate temperature exceeds 300°C, or internal temperature is too high.
Electromagnetic Fields (EMF)
This appliance complies with applicable standards and regulations regarding exposure to electromagnetic fields.
Preparing for Use
- Place the appliance on a dry, stable, and level surface.
- Ensure at least 10cm free space around the appliance for ventilation.
- Always place cookware on the cooking zone during cooking.
- Use cookware of the correct types and sizes.
Recommended Types and Sizes of Cookware:
Material | Shape |
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Cookware with a bottom made of iron or magnetic stainless steel | Cookware with a flat bottom |
Using the Induction Cooker
There are three cooking modes: Hot pot [Hot Pot Icon], Warm [Warm Icon], and Fry [Fry Icon].
- Follow the "Preparing for Use" steps.
- Press the On/Off button [On/Off Button Icon] to switch on the appliance. The indicator lights up.
- Press the desired cooking mode button. The corresponding indicator lights up, and the cooker starts working.
- When cooking is finished, press the On/Off button [On/Off Button Icon] to switch off the appliance.
- Unplug the induction cooker after the fan stops working.
Note: During cooking, you can adjust the power level using the Increase [Increase Button Icon] or Decrease [Decrease Button Icon] buttons.
Default Cooking Time and Power Level
Cooking Mode | Default Cooking Time | Default Power Level/Power | Power Adjusting Range |
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Fry [Fry Icon] | 2 hours | 3/1200W | 400W - 1200W |
Hot pot [Hot Pot Icon] | 2 hours | 5/2000W | 400W - 2000W |
Warm [Warm Icon] | 2 hours | 3/1200W | 400W - 2000W |
Using the Timer
Use the Timer button [Timer Button Icon] to set the appliance's working duration.
- Follow the "Preparing for Use" steps.
- Press the On/Off button [On/Off Button Icon] to switch on the appliance.
- Press the desired cooking mode button.
- Press the Timer button [Timer Button Icon] repeatedly to select the desired cooking time.
- When the time elapses, the induction cooker turns off automatically.
Note: To cancel the timer, press the Timer button [Timer Button Icon] repeatedly until the timer indicator is off.
Cleaning
Unplug the appliance after the fan stops working and let it cool down. Clean with a damp cloth and mild cleaning agent if necessary.
Recycling
Do not dispose of the product with normal household waste. Hand it in at an official collection point for recycling to help preserve the environment. Follow your country's rules for separate collection of electrical and electronic products.
Warranty and Support
Versuni offers a two-year warranty. This warranty is not valid for defects due to incorrect use or poor maintenance. For more information or to invoke the warranty, visit www.philips.com/support.
Troubleshooting
If the induction cooker does not function properly, consult the table below. Contact a Philips service centre or Consumer Care Centre if the problem persists.
Problem | Solution |
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The On/Off button [On/Off Button Icon] does not respond. | Check connection to mains and ensure the plug is firmly inserted into the wall socket. |
The appliance beeps continuously and then stops working. |
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The cookware does not heat up to the required temperature. |
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The appliance stops working suddenly. | The cookware temperature may be too high. Let it cool down. |
Cooking temperature of preset modes is too high or too low. | Adjust the cooking temperature using the Increase [Increase Button Icon] or Decrease [Decrease Button Icon] buttons. |
When a cooking mode button is pressed, the light does not go on. | The light may be defective. Contact a Philips dealer or authorized service center. |
The fan works, but the appliance has not started working. | Press a cooking mode button after pressing the On/Off [On/Off Button Icon] button. If no mode is selected within one minute, the cooker switches off. |
The 1600W indicator blinks and the appliance beeps. | Voltage is too high or too low. Check if your home voltage is suitable. |
The 2000W indicator blinks and the appliance beeps. | The internal temperature is too high. The appliance will restart after cooling down. |
The 800W indicator blinks and the appliance beeps. | IGBT sensor is in an open circuit or short circuit state. Contact a Philips dealer or authorized service center. |
The 1200W indicator blinks and the appliance beeps. | The main sensor is in an open circuit or short circuit state. Contact a Philips dealer or authorized service center. |
The 400W and 1200W indicators blink simultaneously and the appliance beeps. | The main sensor has malfunctioned. Contact a Philips dealer or authorized service center. |
All power indicators blink simultaneously and the appliance beeps. | The buttons have malfunctioned. Contact a Philips dealer or authorized service center. |