No idea about the correct terminology for this stuff, but below you’ll find a rough translation/summary. If your stove top doesn’t turn on, you might need to re-pair the sensor with the power switch (fuse). To do this, first remove the sensor and unscrew the lid/backplate - this will be important for later. Next, locate the power switch (fuse), which may be behind a drawer or under your oven. It is a box that looks like a power outlet. Once you’ve found this, press or hold the button on the power switch till it starts blinking orange/yellow. Now the power switch is in pairing mode. It will not stay like this forever, so make sure to do the following steps as quickly as you can. While the power switch is in pairing mode, you need to press the tiny button next to the batteries on the inside of the sensor. You might also need to remove the battery before this - I am not sure. Either way, after you have pressed this tiny button, screw the lid/backplate on again and mount it on the wall. Press the big button on the front once and this should finish the pairing process. If everything was done correctly, a green light will appear on the power switch. The stovetop should now have power. Hope this helps!
Can I have somewhere the English explanation or menu please? This is the worst invention ever , I haven't been able to cook for 2 weeks now
No idea about the correct terminology for this stuff, but below you’ll find a rough translation/summary.
If your stove top doesn’t turn on, you might need to re-pair the sensor with the power switch (fuse). To do this, first remove the sensor and unscrew the lid/backplate - this will be important for later. Next, locate the power switch (fuse), which may be behind a drawer or under your oven. It is a box that looks like a power outlet. Once you’ve found this, press or hold the button on the power switch till it starts blinking orange/yellow. Now the power switch is in pairing mode. It will not stay like this forever, so make sure to do the following steps as quickly as you can.
While the power switch is in pairing mode, you need to press the tiny button next to the batteries on the inside of the sensor. You might also need to remove the battery before this - I am not sure. Either way, after you have pressed this tiny button, screw the lid/backplate on again and mount it on the wall. Press the big button on the front once and this should finish the pairing process.
If everything was done correctly, a green light will appear on the power switch. The stovetop should now have power.
Hope this helps!