This is the user manual for the Philips HD4916 induction cooker.
This manual introduces the Philips HD4916 induction cooker, explaining its principle of operation – an electromagnet creates a high‑frequency field that heats magnetic cookware instantly. It details safety features such as automatic shut‑off, no open flame, and proper grounding, and lists two preset cooking modes (hot‑pot and stir‑fry) with default power levels and times.
The guide walks you through preparing the appliance, selecting suitable cookware, adjusting power and time, and using the control panel. It also covers cleaning, maintenance, storage, environmental disposal, warranty service, and a troubleshooting table for common issues. Sample recipes illustrate practical use of the cooking modes.
| Maximum cookware weight | 7 kg |
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| Maximum cookware diameter for deep‑fry | 16 cm |
| Number of preset cooking modes | 2 |
It uses an electromagnet that creates a powerful, high‑frequency electromagnetic field which transfers energy to the bottom of magnetic cookware, heating the cookware and its contents.
Check that the appliance is properly connected to an earthed wall socket and that the plug is firmly inserted; if the light remains off, the unit may need service.
Never immerse the appliance in water or rinse it under the tap; clean it with a damp cloth and, if needed, a mild cleaning agent, avoiding abrasive pads or harsh chemicals.