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5.4 - Possible errors
The Softcooker can display the following error codes:
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H2O Low:
the alarm signals that the level of the water in the tank is too low. The
machine will emit a buzzer. TO RESET IT, ADD WATER INTO THE TANK;
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POW:
the alarm will signal that cooking has been interrupted due to a loss of voltage
for more than 2 hours. The machine will emit a buzzer. TO RESET IT, SWITCH THE
MACHINE OFF AND THEN ON AGAIN USING THE ON/OFF BUTTON;
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H2O PROB:
the alarm will signal an anomaly in the NTC1 temperature sensor. The
machine will emit a buzzer. TO RESET IT, CONTACT THE SERVICE CENTRE AND
REPLACE THE SENSOR;
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MOT PROB:
the alarm will signal an anomaly in the NTC1 or NTC2 temperature
sensors or an overheating condition. The machine will emit a buzzer. CONTACT THE
SERVICE CENTRE TO REPLACE ONE OR BOTH OF THE SENSORS;
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REM H2O
: the alarm will signal that the machine is not cooking and has been
immersed in water for more than 1 minute. The machine will emit a buzzer. TO RESET
IT, TAKE IT OUT OF THE WATER OR START A COOKING CYCLE.
If the machine does not turn on, check the fuses next to the master switch on the left
side of the machine.
5.5
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Power failures
If a power failure occurs during a cooking cycle, the cycle will resume automatically
with the same program, and recalculate the cooking time in relation to the duration of
the power failure.
PART 6 - CLEANING
CAUTION!
Before cleaning the machine, pull its plug out of the power socket to
isolate the machine completely from the rest of the system.
6.1
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General information
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Since the machine is not in contact with the food but only with the water, it does
not require particular cleaning. check that the machine is not blocked or soiled by
broken cooking bags, or algae and other residue due to degraded cooking water. If
it is, contact the service centre.
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In case of need, the immersed part of the machine can be rinsed with water, while
its top can be cleaned with neutral detergent at room temperature, using a soft
cloth.
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Do not use pressure cleaners or jets of water to clean the machine.
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Do not use tools, brushes or anything that may damage the machine's surfaces.
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Do not clean any part of the machine in a dishwasher.
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Do not insert brushes or tools into the machine's openings and slots.
6.2
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Caring for the heating element
To protect the heating element and all parts immersed in water against scale, we
advise adding 1/2 cup of vinegar per 20/30 litres of water for each cooking cycle.
Change the water every day.
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PART 7 - MAINTENANCE
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7.1
- General information
7.2
- Power cable
PART 8 - SCRAPPING AND DISPOSAL
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8.1
- Decommissioning
8.2
- Disposal
8.3
- WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
