Samsung Electric Induction Hob - Black - NZ64H37070K

To check if your pots and pans are induction-compatible, hold a magnet to the bottom. If the magnet sticks firmly, your cookware will work with this hob. Non-magnetic materials like aluminum or copper are not compatible unless they have an induction-specific base.

Yes, this Samsung Electric Induction Hob requires professional electrical installation by a qualified installer to a dedicated cooker circuit for safe and correct operation. Do not attempt DIY installation.

The smooth black glass surface is very easy to clean. Once the hob is cool, simply wipe away spills and grease with a damp cloth. For stubborn marks, a non-abrasive ceramic hob cleaner can be used. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemicals.

The Booster function provides a burst of maximum power to a selected cooking zone, significantly speeding up heating times for tasks like rapidly boiling water or quickly searing food, saving you valuable time.

The hob offers multiple layers of safety: it only heats induction-compatible cookware (keeping the surface cooler), detects small utensils, has a Control Panel Lock to prevent accidental changes, a Quick Stop button for immediate power cut-off, and a Residual Heat Indicator for hot surfaces, all contributing to a safer kitchen environment.

The Control Panel Lock helps prevent accidental changes to your settings. To activate or deactivate it, you typically need to press and hold the lock icon or a designated button on the touch slider control for a few seconds until an indicator light appears or disappears.

While the hob is powerful, using multiple zones simultaneously, especially with the Booster function active on several, may cause the hob to intelligently manage power distribution to stay within its total electrical limit. This might slightly reduce the maximum power available to each individual zone. For specific power management details, refer to the full user manual.

First, confirm that the hob has been professionally installed and is connected to a dedicated power circuit. Second, verify that the cookware you are using is induction-compatible (a magnet should stick to the bottom). The hob will not heat non-magnetic pots or pans. Finally, check if the Control Panel Lock is active, which prevents any operation.

Deactivate the Control Panel Lock by pressing and holding the designated lock icon or button for a few seconds. Ensure your fingers are clean and dry when using the touch slider, as moisture or debris can sometimes interfere.

The hob features small utensil detection; if small metal objects are accidentally placed on a cooking zone, power will be cut off. Remove any such objects. Also, ensure you haven't accidentally pressed the Quick Stop button, which instantly turns off the zone.

This is a normal and important safety feature. The residual heat indicator signals that the cooking zone is still hot after use and should not be touched. It will turn off automatically once the zone has cooled down sufficiently.