EXTENSION CORD USE
A short power supply cord is provided
to reduce the hazards resulting from
entanglement or tripping over a
longer cord. AN EXTENSION CORD
MAY BE USED WITH CARE;
HOWEVER, THE MARKED
ELECTRICAL RATING SHOULD
BE AT LEAST AS GREAT AS
THE APPLIANCE. The extension
cord should not be allowed to drape
over the counter or tabletop where
it can be pulled on by children or
tripped over.
Appliance Using :
When your waffle maker is heated
for the first time, it may emit slight
smoke or odor. This is normal with
many heating appliances. This
does not affect the safety of your
appliance. However, it may affect
the flavor of the first set of waffles
prepared in your waffle maker, and
it is recommended that you discard
these.
Preparing Your Waffle Maker
1.Pre-heat the waffle maker by setting
the temperature control to the maximum
setting.
2.Close the waffle maker and plug
it into the wall outlet, you will
notice that the red power light will
go on, indicating that the waffle
maker has begun preheating. It will
take approximately 5 to 8 minutes
to reach baking temperature. The
red power light will remain on until you
unplug your waffle maker. When
the green light goes on, the waffle
maker is ready for use.
3.Set the Waffle Temperature Control
to your desired setting. At first, try
a setting in the middle. You may
later adjust it lower or higher according
to your preference. A lower setting
produces a lighter colored waffle,
while waffles made at a higher setting
are darker and crisper. Different
waffle batters will also cook up
differently. Over time, you will
find your perfect setting for the
batter you use.
4.Before baking the first waffles of
the day, use a pastry brush to lightly
coat the top and bottom waffle
grids with vegetable oil. A light
coating of non-stick cooking spray
also works well.
Baking
1.When the proper baking temperature
is reached, the green light will go
on. Once heated up, cycle times
will be faster.
2.Pour batter onto bottom grid of
waffle maker. Ladle just enough
batter to fill lower grid so that the
peak area of the grid is covered. If
necessary, use a spatula to spread the
batter in to the corners of the grid.
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