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Brandt is a historic French brand founded in 1924 by Edgar Brandt, originally established as an ironworking company before pivoting to home appliances in 1946. Today, Brandt is a leading name in the European appliance market, renowned for its broad range of large domestic appliances including washing machines, dishwashers, refrigerators, freezers, ovens, and cooktops. The brand is celebrated for its 'Origine France Garantie' certification on many products, reflecting a strong commitment to French manufacturing.

Throughout its history, Brandt has been at the forefront of innovation, notably popularizing induction cooking and developing smart laundry solutions like automatic detergent dosing. The brand focuses on creating user-friendly, energy-efficient products that simplify daily household tasks. Whether it's the 'Intellect' line of ovens or 'Hygiene Protect' washing machines, Brandt combines advanced technology with practical design to meet the needs of modern families.

• Brandt Washing Machine User Manual 37823.01

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• How do I activate the child lock on my Brandt induction hob?

  Press the lock key (often represented by a padlock icon) until the LED corresponds lights up and a beep sounds. To unlock, press and hold the same key until the light turns off.

• What type of cookware works on Brandt induction cooktops?

  You must use cookware with a magnetic base (cast iron or magnetic stainless steel) designed for induction. Glass, ceramic, or standard aluminum pans will not work.

• Where can I find the model number on my Brandt appliance?

  The model number is typically found on the ID plate located inside the refrigerator compartment, on the edge of the oven door, or on the rear panel of the washing machine.

• What does the 'F7' error code mean on a Brandt hob?

  The 'F7' code often indicates overheating or a ventilation issue, especially if the hob is installed above an oven undergoing a pyrolysis cycle. Ensure proper ventilation openings in the cabinetry.