AEG hk6542hpfb Induction Cooktop: 230V vs 230/400V Wiring, L1/L2 Connection, and TEKA IR 641

Hello

I bought the AEG hk6542hpfb Induction. Formerly TEKA IR 641 - connected to 1 phase.

The purchased AEG in the manual has clearly written - 230V. But on the reverse of the board diagrams on 230 and 230/400 + additionally connected the original 4-wire cable - connected to the board under L1 and L2 - there is no free wire and a bridge connecting L1 with L2.

Is the use of the 230V formulation just a shortcut - after all, the fact that they write 230/400 does not mean that it is powered by 400V.

Or just connect it under 2 phases and after the problem.

PS I will buy a window for IR 641

Karwos00 wrote:

Or just connect it under 2 phases and after the problem.

Sure - connect and use.

I did so too. They write strange things in the instructions. They are therefore misleading.
Of course, I first checked the continuity between L1 and L2 = none. The jumper sits in a hollow for better times.
I connected L1 - I checked, of course, once again whether there was voltage on the L2 cable.

I connected L2 and everything works.

Producers or translators should pay more attention to work. I was looking for a specific disc - this function suited me apart from connecting, but I overworked the 230. Finally, it turned out that the 2 phase cable is connected by default - and some people probably gave up the purchase because it is indicated that it is only 230.

I will add a comparison with IR 641:

Na Power - quieter than Teka. Basically noiseless
On lower powers - ticks like a portfolio on 1-5 But a little louder.
We'll see what comes next.