by professionally qualified personnel.
- Do not use adapters or extensions that do not comply with current safety regulations or
that exceed the limits of the current carrying capacity.
- Disconnect the appliance from the power supply when not in use and make sure it is
switched off.
- Do not pull on the power cable or the appliance itself to take the plug out of the socket.
- The use of any electrical appliance requires the observance of some fundamental
rules, in particular:
- Do not touch the appliance with wet or damp hands.
- Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.
- Do not use the appliance with bare feet.
- Do not leave the appliance exposed to atmospheric agents (rain, sun).
- Do not subject it to impacts.
- If there is a breakdown or abnormal operation of the appliance, disconnect the plug
immediately, do not tamper with it and contact an authorised service centre.
- If you decide not to use this type of appliance anymore, it is advisable to make it
inoperative by cutting the power cable, obviously after disconnecting it from the power
socket.
- The appliance was built and designed to operate in domestic environments; therefore
any other use is to be considered improper and therefore dangerous.
- Do not use the appliance outside.
- For safety reasons the appliance can not be taken apart.
- To avoid children coming into contact by accident with hot parts, use the appliance on
high surfaces at least 85cm from the ground.
- Caution: the temperature of the accessible surfaces could be high when the appliance
is in use.
- Keep the cable and the appliance away from heat sources.
- Do not place the appliance above or below other ovens, microwave ovens or near to
gas hobs.
- Do not move the appliance when it is working, when it is hot and when it contains foods
or liquids.
- Do not use plastic or paper containers or containers made of similar materials.
- Do not place objects such as napkins, towels or food with their packaging on or inside
the appliance. Fire hazard.
- Over-heated food or boiling oil could catch fire.
- The food must not touch the heating element located in the upper part of the heating
cavity; if there is contact it could catch on fire.
- CAUTION: do not touch the heating element located in the upper part of the heating
cavity, it is extremely hot and can cause serious burns.
- We advise the use of gloves or safety equipment when putting food in or taking hot food
out of the appliance.
- Leave the appliance to completely cool down before moving it, cleaning it or putting it
away.
- The handle (5) must not be left on the grill rack (6) during cooking or grilling. They could
overheat and cause burns.
- Remove the handle (5) immediately after positioning the grill rack (6) and use it only to
remove the grill rack. Use special heat resistant gloves or oven gloves.
- Pour a little water into the dripping pan to prevent the accumulated fat from catching fire
and continuously check that there is water during operation. If the water has evaporated,
turn off the appliance, carefully remove the dripping pan (7), let it cool down and add
water.
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