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EN Waffel-Flipp
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Prior to first use
Clean the appliance as described
‹
in the section Cleaning and care
(page 25) .
Before using the appliance for the
‹
first time, heat it up once for approx.
10 minutes to remove any production
residue (grease).
Turn the temperature regulator (1)
–
to the " Max " position (highest tem-
perature).
Insert the plug into a mains socket.
–
The red power indicator (3) and the
green temperature indicator lights
(2 and 7) light up and the appliance
begins heating. The operating tem-
perature has been reached when
the green
temperature indicator lights
extinguish.
NOTE!
Due to the materials used, a ►
new appliance can produce light
odour or smoke when it is used
for the first time. This will dimin -
ish after a short period of time.
Ensure sufficient ventilation.
Wait for 10 minutes.
‹
Turn the thermostat (1) to the "0" posi-
‹
tion.
Pull the plug out of the mains socket.
‹
Allow the appliance to cool down com-
‹
pletely.
Clean the appliance as described
‹
in the section
Cleaning and care
(page 25) .
Preparations
Unlock the appliance
Set up the appliance vertically.
‹
Hold the handle of the (6) appliance
‹
tightly and pull the clip (10) out of the
base (9) (see image A1).
Turn the appliance 90° so that the
‹
temperature regulator (1) is pointing
upwards (see image A2).
Operation and use
General instructions
Use fresh ingredients only. ■
The ingredients used should be at ■
room temperature.
Before baking, allow the waffle mixture ■
to rise for half an hour.
Do not use too much baking powder.
■
The waffle mixture should have a thick ■
texture but still smoothly flow off the
spoon.
To prevent the waffles from softening, ■
do not lay the finished waffles on top of
each other.
Waffles taste best when they are fresh - ■
ly prepared.
Only fill the lower hot plate with ■
enough mixture so that it is just cov-
ered. Use a ladle for thin waffle mix -
tures and a tablespoon for thick waffle
mixtures.
Work quickly to prevent the waffle ■
mixture from burning onto the lower
hotplate.