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III. User Manual
1). Please put suitable cookware onto the plate of induction cooker, and connect the plug to suitable
socket. After connected, the light of Power will shine, indicating that the power is connected
normally.
2). Pressing ON/OFF, the light of Heating will shine, indicating that the induction cooker is entering
the state of heating; the default power of heating is 2000W. Adjust the power rate from
500W-3500W by “
▲
”or “
▼
”.
3). Pressing TEMP button, the light of Temp will shine, indicating the induction cooker is entering
the state of temperature, the default temperature is 100°C, Adjust the temperature from
60°C to 240°C by “
▲
”or “
▼
”.
4). Adjust the time from 0 minute to 180 minutes by “
▲
”or “
▼
” at the state of Time.
5). When pressing ON/OFF during the working State, the induction cooker will stop working
immediately. After stopping working, the fan will cool down the induction cooker for one minute,
and then will be off.
6). After pressing ON/OFF, the induction cooker will Shut off automatically if there is no any
operation within 2 hours.
IV. Usable and Non-usable Utensils
1).
Usable Pans:
Steel or cast iron, enameled iron, stainless steel,
fl
at-bottom pans / pots with diameter
from 8 to 26cm.
Enameled Iron
Iron or Enameled Castiron Pan
Iron Pot
Deep-Fry Pan
Stainless Steel Pot
Iron Plate
Pot
Iron
Pot
2).
Non-usable Pans:
Heat-resistant glass, ceramic container, copper, aluminum pans/pots.
Rounded-bottom pans/pots with bottom measuring less than 12cm.
Rounded Bottom
Aluminum
Bottom Measuring
Pot with Stands
Ceramic Pot
Heat-Resistant
Pot
Copper Pot
Less than 12cm
Glass Pot
V. Cleaning
1). Unplug and wait until the cooker is cooled down completely.
Clean the cooker after using each time.
2). If the pots/pans are used without being cleaned, discoloration or stains may occur.
3). Do not use gas, thinner, scrubbing brush or polishing powder to clean the induction cooker.
4). Wipe using dish washing agent and damp cloth.
5). Use a vacuum cleaner to suck out dirt from the air intake and exhaust vent.
6). Never run water over the machine (water getting inside may cause malfunction).
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