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Caldera CMT364 Use And Care Manual
Summary of CMT364
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C a l d e r a please read and save for future reference caldera corporation, waterbury center, vt, 05677, usa 800-725-7711 www.Calderacorp.Com fax 800-962-3072.
Page 3: Congratulations
2 congratulations the caldera ® dial 2000 ™ series of touch control cooktops has been engineered to be simple to use while providing many extra features that benefit your cooking and your cooking experience. We hope you enjoy your purchase. Registration we encourage you to register your cooktop so y...
Page 4: Table of Contents
3 table of contents page 4-5: safety precautions page 6: operating instructions... The basics page 7: safety features page 8: burner and downdraft features; cookware and energy tips page 9: cleaning and caring for your cooktop page 10-11: control layout and sample operating sequence page 12-18: oper...
Page 5: Safety Precautions:
4 before using your cooktop: 1. Read all instructions before using your cooktop unit. If you have questions please call us at 800-725-7711 between 9am and 5pm est. 2. Insure proper installation and servicing. Have the cooktop installed by a qualified electrician. All cooktops must be grounded for th...
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5 11. Warning : clean the cooktop with caution. A wet sponge or cloth used to wipe spills on a hot cooking surface can result in steam burns and may damage the surface of the cooktop. Some cleansers can produce noxious fumes if applied to a hot surface. 12. Be sure all controls are turned off and th...
Page 7: Operating Instructions
6 operating instructions dial 2000™ cooktop series the basics digits are used for level of power on burners and fan; and for timer settings unlocking the unit: touch the for two (2) seconds using a burner: touch the corresponding to enter programming mode, then any digit detailed power: when 7 is to...
Page 8: Safety Features
7 safety features intentional touch™: when no burners are activated, touching multiple keys at the same time will not initiate any functions. This prevents un-intentional or accidental use by children or pets. When burners are activated, a multiple key touch that includes the off key for the activat...
Page 9: Energy Tips
8 burner & downdraft features your caldera dial 2000 series cooktop features radiant ribbon burners. The 44 settings provided by the detailed control allow the user to find the perfect temperature setting. Warning : your caldera cooktop will have more power than you are accustomed to. In the beginni...
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Cleaning and caring for your cooktop ceramic glass is tough, much tougher than ordinary glass. Nonetheless, don’t stand on it or drop heavy objects on it from high above. The glass is resistant to extreme temperature changes. You can pour cold water onto a hot surface without causing any damage. Ple...
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10 d ia l 3 6 5 s a m p le t o u ch s eq u en ce o th e r b u rn e r f u n ct io n s u n lo ck 1 . S el ec t b u rn er 2 . In st a n t p o w er 3 . D et ai le d p o w er 4 . T im e r 5 . T im er m in u te s 6 . F an 7 . F an l ev el 8 . B u rn er o ff 9 . S w it ch t o in n er b u rn er 1 0 . S el e...
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11 detailed operating instructions 1. Initial power up when power is first applied to the unit, or restored after a power outage, all led’s will flash, numbers at 8, dots in full, in a fan pattern. The total flashing time will last for a period of 30 seconds. During the flashing sequence if any key ...
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12 8. Initial programming mode and programming mode a touch to any element "on" key or to the “fan” key will activate “initial programming mode”. Initial programming mode is active for a period of 10 seconds from that first touch. Once a level has been selected, the programming mode is active for an...
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13 c) locking the cooktop by holding the lock key for a period of 1 second will turn all active elements off. D) while in timed cooking (see paragraph 20), at the end of the programmed cook time, the appropriate element will turn off. 14. Dual element operation the dual element starts by default in ...
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14 19. Hood control (fan speed & light control) fan control: the hood is activated from the cooktop. There is one fan touch key and an led is located under the fan touch key. Touching the fan key (short touch) flashes the fan led for a period of 10 seconds, indicating that the fan is in initial prog...
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15 is displayed for the duration of programming mode. At the end of the programmed cook time, the appropriate element will turn "off" and three long beeps lasting ½ second "on" ½ second "off" will be heard; the “on” led will flash for five seconds and the appropriate display will show “0” to indicat...
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16 all active elements are immediately turned ‘off’. If any of the active elements were in timer mode, the remaining time is cancelled. When the unit is turned back on, if the burner key, then the recall key is touched, only the element cooking level is recalled. The timer will revert to zero. Note:...
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17 24. Error handling a. Keyboard error (e1) : a keyboard error mode will be generated under the following conditions: the communication between the keyboard microprocessor and the control microprocessor has failed. A keyboard error will cause all active elements to shut off and the downdraft fan to...
Page 19: Warranty
18 warranty two year parts and labor five year parts full two year warranty: for two years from the date of original purchase, we will pay for parts and labor to repair or replace any part of your cooktop that has failed due to a manufacturing defect. Five year parts warranty: for an additional thre...
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19 part #: c-14-03-0-1 revised 10/28/05.