Stove Guard Kit User Manual

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2.3 Meaning of alarm signals
2. Quick guide to the safety system (continued)
The Stove Alarm signal has a higher tone than the Stove Guard signal.
Sound Meaning Course of Action
Stove Alarm: a short ‘beep’ every few
seconds
Stove Alarm: repetitive fast ‘beep,
beep, beep’
Stove Guard: a short signal every few
seconds
Stove Guard: two short beeps (after
turning the Safety Lock off)
Stove Guard: a signal every half an hour
or every hour
Stove Alarm (and the Stove Guard): a
signal once a minute
The Stove Alarm has detected a high
temperature or a fast temperature
rise on the cooker's surface (Hotplate
Monitoring). This is a warning signal
which starts one minute before the
actual alarm. By resetting the warning
signal, the alarm is cancelled.
The Stove Alarm has detected a high
temperature or a fast temperature
rise on the cooker's surface (Hotplate
Monitoring). The gas/electricity has
been cut off.
The gas/electricity has been cut off
either due to the Intelligent Timer
function, detection of an external
alarm signal, or the Hotplate Monitor
detecting a high temperature.
The Safety Lock has been turned off
and the electricity reconnected to the
cooker.
There has been an error in the set-up
procedure.
The Stove Alarm has a weak battery.
Reset the warning signal by
pushing the push button once
(false alarm) or twice (correct
alarm), see section 2.1.
Turn off the cooker hobs. Reset the
alarm signal by pushing the push
button once (false alarm) or twice
(correct alarm), see section 2.1.
Turn off the cooker hobs. Push the
button on the Stove Alarm once.
The cooker can now be used.
Repeat the set-up procedure.
Replace the battery. Pushing the
button on the Stove Alarm once
will postpone the battery alarm for
12 hours.
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