Cooktop

Bora PURA2

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Care & maintenance

Weekly

Clean the extractor surfaces once a week.

1
Switch off and cool
Switch off the cooktop and extractor and let them cool completely.
2
Wipe the surfaces
Use a soft, damp cloth with washing-up liquid or a mild glass cleaner.
3
Soften dried-on dirt
Soften dried-on dirt with a damp cloth; do not scratch it off.

Weekly

Clean at least weekly, after cooking fatty food, and when the filter-maintenance indicator requests it.

1
Switch off and cool
Switch off the cooktop and extractor and let them cool completely.
2
Remove the components
Remove the inlet nozzle and stainless-steel grease filter.
3
Wash by hand or in the dishwasher
For hand washing, use a grease-dissolving cleaner, rinse with hot water, clean with a soft brush, then rinse with clean water. Alternatively, place the parts in the dishwasher so water cannot collect in them and choose a programme no hotter than 65 °C.
4
Dry and refit
Refit the components in reverse order. Put only clean, dry components back into the appliance.

A dirty grease filter increases fire risk.
Replace the stainless-steel grease filter if it can no longer be cleaned completely.

Every 6 months

Clean the air duct housing every six months.

1
Disconnect safely
Switch off the appliance, let it cool, and safely disconnect the power before removing covers near the fan rotor.
2
Open the housing
Remove the inlet nozzle, grease filter, and filter replacement flap. Open the six latches around the housing and remove the housing base.
3
Clean the housing
Clean the air duct housing and its base with a mild cleaning agent.
4
Refit the base
Use the three centring guides to position the housing base, press it upwards into the sealing groove and close all six latches. Check that the base is seated correctly.
5
Refit the components
Insert the filter replacement flap and check that it is seated correctly. Refit the stainless-steel grease filter and inlet nozzle.

Disconnect the appliance before opening covers near the fan rotor to avoid injury.

When the cooktop is dirty

Clean whenever the cooktop is dirty.

1
Let it cool
Switch off the cooktop and extractor, let them cool completely, and check the residual-heat indicator.
2
Remove residue
Use a glass-ceramic scraper to remove coarse dirt and food residues.
3
Clean the glass
Apply a suitable glass-ceramic cleaner to the cold cooktop and rub it with kitchen paper or a clean cloth.
4
Wipe and dry
Wipe the cooktop with a damp cloth, then dry it with a clean cloth.

Use non-abrasive cleaners; avoid oven sprays, acids, alkalis, chlorine, soda, abrasive sponges and steam cleaners.
Do not spray the appliance or let water enter it.
For melted plastic, aluminium foil, or sugary spills on a warm cooking zone, remove them immediately with a glass-ceramic scraper to prevent burning in. Hot surfaces can cause burns.

When the control panel is dirty

Wipe the control panel whenever it becomes dirty.

1
Switch off and cool
Switch off the cooktop and extractor and let them cool completely.
2
Wipe gently
Use a lightly dampened cloth and a non-abrasive cleaning agent; do not spray the appliance or let water enter it.

When the stainless-steel grease filter can no longer be cleaned completely

Replace the stainless-steel grease filter if thorough cleaning no longer removes all dirt.

1
Obtain the correct filter
Obtain a suitable replacement stainless-steel grease filter for the unit.
2
Switch off and cool
Switch off the cooktop and extractor and let them cool completely.
3
Replace and refit
Remove the inlet nozzle and the old grease filter. Install the clean, dry replacement grease filter and refit the inlet nozzle in reverse order.