IKEA ROGESTAD Induction Hob

Safety Information

For your safety and proper operation, read this manual carefully before installation and operation. Keep these instructions with the appliance. Ensure users are aware of the appliance's operating and safety characteristics. This induction hob complies with EMC standards and the EMF directive. Pacemaker wearers or those with other electronic implants should consult their doctor or the device manufacturer regarding resistance to interference.

WARNING: Electrical connections must be performed by a trained technician. Ensure the mains power supply matches the rating plate. Cut-out devices must be installed according to wiring regulations. For Class I appliances, ensure adequate earthing. Connect using an omnipolar switch. If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, an authorized service center, or a qualified technician.

WARNING: Remove protective films before installation. Use only supplied screws and hardware.

WARNING: Failure to install screws or fixing devices correctly may pose an electric shock risk.

Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with limited physical, sensory, or mental abilities, or by inexperienced persons, unless supervised and instructed by a responsible adult. Children over 8 years and persons with limited abilities may use the appliance if supervised and instructed on safe use and dangers.

WARNING: The appliance and its accessible parts become extremely hot during use. Avoid touching heating elements. Keep children under 8 away unless supervised.

WARNING: If the surface shows cracks, turn off the appliance immediately to prevent electric shock. Do not operate if the surface is cracked or damaged. Do not touch the appliance with wet hands or body. Do not use steam appliances for cleaning. Do not place metal objects (knives, forks, spoons, pan lids) on the hob surface as they may overheat. Use controls to turn off the hob; do not rely on pan sensors.

WARNING: Unsupervised cooking with oil and grease can be dangerous and cause fire. NEVER use water to extinguish flames; turn off the appliance and suffocate flames with a pan lid or fire blanket.

CAUTION: Cooking processes must be supervised. The appliance is not designed for external timers or remote control systems.

WARNING: Danger of fire: do not rest objects on cooking surfaces. Ensure disconnection from power supply with a contact aperture (3 mm) for category III overload conditions. Never expose the appliance to weather.

Keep packing material away from children and animals. Connect directly to the power outlet. Do not use adapters, multiple sockets, or extension cables. Use the appliance only for its intended purpose. Deep-fryers require constant supervision; oil can catch fire if too hot. Do not operate with external timers or remote control systems. Never install behind a decorative door to prevent overheating. Do not stand on the appliance. Do not rest hot pots and pans on the edge, as this may damage silicone seals.

Installation

Follow all applicable laws, ordinances, directives, and standards (electrical safety, recycling) in the country of use. Refer to the Assembly Instruction for installation details. Do not use silicone sealant between the appliance and the worktop. Ensure sufficient space underneath the hob for air circulation, as per the Assembly Instruction. The bottom of the appliance can get hot; install a non-combustible separation panel if drawers are below. Ventilation must comply with manufacturer instructions. Create a front opening of at least 28 cm² for aeration.

Requirements for kitchen units: If mounted on flammable materials, follow low voltage installation and fire prevention guidelines. For fitted units, use heat-resistant adhesives (min. 85° C) for components. Decorative hardwood borders around the worktop are allowed if minimum distances are maintained as per installation drawings.

Installation Diagram Dimensions:

• Width: 780 mm
• Depth: 520 mm
• Minimum height: 500 mm
• Cut-out dimensions: 750+2 mm x 490+2 mm
• Minimum clearance above worktop: 55 mm
• Minimum clearance below appliance: 100 mm
• Minimum front opening for aeration: 28 mm
• Maximum worktop edge radius: 5 mm

Refer to the Assembly Instruction for further details. If there is no oven beneath the hob, install a separation panel as per the Assembly Instruction.

Electrical Connection

WARNING: All electrical connections must be performed by an authorized installer. Check the rated voltage on the rating plate against the mains supply. Use only original spare parts. The appliance is not supplied with a network cable; purchase a suitable one. If cables are damaged, replace with original spare parts cables. Contact IKEA customer service.

Caution: Do not solder cables.

Connection Diagram (Home Side):

• 220V-240V 1N~: L (Black or Brown), N (Blue), PE (Yellow/Green)
• 380V-415V 2N~: L1 (Brown), L2 (Black), N (Blue), PE (Yellow/Green)

Connection Diagram (Product Side):

Insert shunts between screws as illustrated for 220V-240V 1N~ and 380V-415V 2N~ connections.

• 220V-240V 1N~: L (Black or Brown), N (Blue), PE (Yellow/Green)
• 380V-415V 2N~: L1 (Brown), L2 (Black), N (Blue), PE (Yellow/Green)

Ensure domestic power supply characteristics (voltage, power, current) are compatible with the appliance. Connect as shown in the diagrams, complying with national standards.

Product Description & Indicators

The hob features multiple cooking areas:

• 1 & 2: Single cooking area (210 x 190 mm) 2100W, Booster 3000W
• 3: Single cooking area (200 mm) 2300W, Booster 3000W
• 4: Single cooking area (160 mm) 1400W, Booster 2100W
• Bridge cooking area (1+2): (210 x 380 mm) 3000W, Booster 3700W
• 5: Control panel

Indicators:

• Pot detection: Detects the presence of a pan with a magnetisable base. If an unsuitable pan is used or removed, the display shows the symbol [pan symbol].
• Residual heat indicator: Indicates if a cooking area is still at 50°C or above, which can cause burns. The corresponding digit displays 'H'.

Control Panel

The control panel allows activation and control of cooking areas. Cooking areas can be activated by pressing the corresponding scroll keypad or by placing cookware on the area. The hob automatically recognizes cookware and dimensions.

Control Panel Elements:

• 1: On/Off [power symbol]
• 2: Pause function button [pause symbol]
• 3: Timer control and cooking time indicator
• 4: Bridge led
• 5: Timer led
• 6: Power level indicator
• 7: Melting function led
• 8: Melting function led
• 9: Scroll keypad
• 10: Lock function button [lock symbol]

Power Limitation

The installer must set the hob's power limitation based on the power supply capacity. This can be done via a menu accessible upon connecting to the mains power. The procedure involves pressing specific buttons for a set duration to access settings like 'CF6' and 'PHA' to select the desired power level.

Power Limitation Table:

Confirm the setting by pressing and holding specific buttons.

Functions

• Boost: Provides extra power for 5 minutes. Activate by selecting a cooking area and the 'Boost' value. Deactivate by selecting another value.
• Child Lock: Prevents accidental operation. Activate by pressing and holding [parallel lines symbol] and [pause symbol] simultaneously, then pressing again. Deactivate similarly.
• Lock: Locks hob functions to prevent accidental changes, e.g., during cleaning. Activate/deactivate by pressing the [lock symbol].
• Timer (Cooking Areas): Set timers for individual cooking areas. Activate by turning on the hob, selecting an area, and pressing '+' and '-' together. Use '+' and '-' to set countdown. The symbol [timer symbol] lights up. Confirm by waiting 5 seconds.
• Timer (Generic): For general timing. Activate by turning on the hob, pressing '+' and '-' together, then individually to set countdown. Confirm by waiting 5 seconds.
• Automatic Function (hobs): Select a cooking area and press and hold a value (1-8) on the scroll keypad for 3 seconds. The hob provides peak power for a set time, then reverts to the selected value.

Additional Functions

• Pause Function: Freezes all hob settings temporarily. All digits display '11'. No energy is produced, and functions/timers are disabled. Activate/deactivate by pressing and holding [parallel lines symbol].
• Recall Function: Recalls previous settings after an involuntary shutdown. With the hob off, press and hold [parallel lines symbol] and [pause symbol] within 6 seconds.
• Melting Function: Select a cooking area and press the [melting symbol]. The digit shows [melting symbol]. Deactivate by pressing [power symbol] or [pause symbol].
• Bridge Function: Connects two cooking areas into one large area for larger pans. Only available for left-hand cooking areas. Activate by pressing both left scroll keypads simultaneously. Set power using the leftmost scroll keypad. The symbol [bridge symbol] lights up. Deactivate by pressing the activated buttons again. The hob may automatically recognize larger pans, but independent operation occurs unless the bridge function is active.

Cooking Table

This table maps power levels to cooking methods and suitable uses:

Power Management

The hob features electronically controlled Power Management, limiting maximum power output to 3700 W per cooking area group (1+2 and 3+4) to optimize distribution and prevent overloading. In full power setting, power is divided between areas in the same group, with automatic reduction of other areas if necessary. In power limitation setting, power is divided, and other areas cannot exceed the set limit.

Example: If BOOST is selected for area 1, area 2 will be limited to level 9.

Cookware Guidance

What pots to use: Use pots and pans with ferromagnetic bottoms (cast iron, enamelled steel, carbon steel, stainless steel, or aluminium with ferromagnetic coating). Check for the [pan symbol] or use a magnet. Ensure cookware has a flat bottom for even heat distribution.

Minimum diameter: Ensure the pot covers reference points on the hob and meets minimum diameter requirements for each cooking area.

Empty or thin-based pots/pans: Do not use them, as the hob may not monitor temperature correctly, potentially damaging the pan or hob. If this occurs, do not touch and wait for components to cool.

Noise during cooking: A brief hum may occur, which is normal for induction hobs and does not affect function. Noise varies with cookware. Changing cookware may help if disturbance is considerable.

Normal operating noises: Induction technology generates heat via electromagnetic fields. Noises like low humming, quiet whistling, crackling, loud whistling, fan noises, and rhythmic sounds are normal and depend on cookware and usage.

Care and Cleaning

Never use abrasive sponges, wire wool, or harsh chemicals. Clean after every use to prevent burnt-on dirt. For daily cleaning, use a soft cloth or sponge with a suitable detergent. Remove crusted dirt (e.g., spilled milk, sugar, melted plastic) using a scraper pad suitable for vitreous ceramic while the hob is still hot. Remove limescale with a mild limescale remover (e.g., vinegar or lemon juice) once cooled, then clean with a damp cloth. Do not cut or prepare food on the surface, drop hard objects, or drag pans/plates. Do not use steam cleaning.

Troubleshooting

This section lists common error codes, their descriptions, possible causes, and solutions.

Maintenance and Repairs

Maintenance on electrical components must be done by the manufacturer or service technicians. Damaged cables must be replaced by the manufacturer or service technicians. For faults, follow troubleshooting guidelines. If unresolved, contact IKEA store or After Sales Service.

When contacting After Sales Service, provide fault type, appliance model (Art./Cod.), and serial number (S.N.) found on the rating plate. Visits may not be free if appliance was operated wrongly or installation was not by an authorized installer.

Hob Technical Data

Energy Efficiency of Hob

Rating Plate Information

Information pursuant to EU regulation n° 66/2014. Reference standards: EN/IEC 60350-2, EN/IEC 50564. The appliance is designed, manufactured, and sold in compliance with EEC Directives. Technical data is provided on the rating plate affixed to the bottom of the product.

Rating Plate Details:

• Model: ROGESTAD 505.595.14
• Serial No: TOT. 7400 W
• Voltage/Frequency: 220-240V; 50Hz; or 220V; 60Hz; 2N~ 380-415 V 50 Hz; 2N~ 380 V 60 Hz
• Made in Italy
• Other details include type, reference, and barcodes.

Keep the additional rating plate from the safety booklet for future reference and assistance.

Environmental Aspects & Energy Saving

Disposal: Do not dispose of this appliance with normal domestic waste. Recycle it at a specialist center. Contact local authorities for disposal information.

Packaging: Recycle packaging materials.

Energy Saving Tips: Heat only the necessary amount of water. Always use lids. Place cookware on the cooking area before activating. Use smaller cookware on smaller areas. Center cookware. Use residual heat to keep food warm or melt ingredients.

IKEA Guarantee

Guarantee Period: Five years from the original date of purchase.

Service Execution: Provided by IKEA service operations or authorized partners. Contact IKEA for details.

Guarantee Coverage: Covers faults due to faulty construction or material from the date of purchase for domestic use only. Does not cover commercial use. Replaced parts become IKEA property.

Guarantee Conditions: Appliance must comply with technical specifications, assembly instructions, and safety information.

Consumer Law: IKEA's guarantee is subject to Australian Consumer Law and New Zealand Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, in addition to statutory warranties.

IKEA's Action: IKEA will examine the product and, at its discretion, repair or replace the defective product if the claim is approved.

Exclusions: Normal wear and tear, deliberate/negligent damage, damage from incorrect use, installation, wrong voltage, chemical reactions, rust, corrosion, water damage, consumable parts, non-functional/decorative parts, scratches, accidental damage from foreign objects, damage to specific parts (unless production faults), cases where no fault is found, unauthorized repairs, faulty installation, non-domestic use, transportation damage (if customer transports), initial installation costs, defaced serial numbers/warranty seals.

Country Law Application: Guarantees cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law (ACL) and New Zealand Consumer Guarantees Act 1993. Consumers are entitled to replacement, refund, or compensation for failures.

Area of Validity: Applies only to products purchased and installed in AUSTRALIA and New Zealand.

To Make a Claim: Contact IKEA after-sales customer service with problem details, article number, and date of purchase. Refer to www.ikea.com for contact information.

Contacting IKEA: For service requests, installation clarification, or user manual clarification.

How to Reach Us: Contact IKEA after-sales customer service for basic troubleshooting. Refer to www.ikea.com for store phone numbers and opening times. Provide product article number and date of purchase.

SAVE THE SALES RECEIPT! Keep proof of purchase handy for service visits.

Contact Details:

• Australia: IKEA Pty Ltd, IKEA Service Office, L1 Clock Tower, 630 Princes Highway, Tempe, NSW 2044. Contact via www.IKEA.com.
• New Zealand: IKEA New Zealand Limited, IKEA Service Office, L1 Clock Tower, 630 Princes Highway, Tempe, NSW 2044. Contact via www.IKEA.com.
• Australia Phone: (02) 90100264