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OPERATION

Place the appliance on a clean, flat and heat resistant surface.

• 

Place the drip tray 

• 

(8)

 in the base 

(7)

 (ill. 

a

). Ensure it sits in the base 

(7)

 securely. 

Insert the plug 

• 

(3)

 into a wall outlet (ill. 

b

). The

 POWER 

indicator 

(12)

 turns on. 

The  appliance  will  now  heat  up.  Once  the  operating  temperature  has  been 

• 

reached, the 

READY

 indicators 

(10)

 will turn on. 

Lift up the lid 

• 

(1)

 by its handle 

(5)

 and place it in a vertical position (ill. 

c

).

Apply cooking spray or spray butter on the waffle irons 

• 

(3, 5)

. Now the appliance 

is ready for baking waffles. 

Baking waffles

Using the measuring cup 

• 

(6)

, pour one full cup of batter onto the lower waffle 

iron 

(9)

 (ill. 

e

). Pour the batter on the center of lower waffle iron to cook the 

waffle with average color.

NOTE: 

Always use the appliance with the drip tray 

(8)

. Fill the batter in the measure 

cup

 (6)

 to 

MAX

 line. Do not overfill the waffle iron, as any access batter may leak out 

of the appliance.

NOTE: 

During the cooking process, the 

READY 

indicators 

(10)

 will turn on and off 

several times to ensure a constant temperature.

Lower  the  upper  waffle  iron 

• 

(11)

  and  rotate  the  handle 

(5)

  180°  clockwise  

(ill. 

h

).

NOTE:

 The handle 

(5)

 can also be folded 90° for easy rotating. 

Waffles  are  done  in  about  2  -  2½  minutes,  depending  on  recipe,  or  when 

• 

steaming begins to stop. 

Rotate the handle 

• 

(5)

 180° anti-clockwise (ill. 

i

). 

Open  the  appliance  (ill. 

• 

j

),  as  previously  described,  and  remove  the  waffles 

using a plastic or wooden utensil.

NOTE: 

Never use any metal utensils, as these will damage the nonstick coating. 

After removing the waffles, keep the waffle iron closed, so that the heat remains 

• 

inside the appliance for the next set of waffles. Wait until the 

READY

 indicators 

(10)

 lights up again. Repeat previous steps. 

Unplug  the  appliance  when  you  are  done  with  preparing  waffles  (ill. 

• 

k

).  All 

indicator lights switch off.

Allow appliance to cool down completely before handling again.

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Summary of Contents for 104553

Page 1: ...53 UPC 681131045537 Customer Assistance 1 855 451 2897 US Please consider the option to recycle the packaging material and donate any applianceyou are no longer using Rotating Waffle Maker_104553_IM_U...

Page 2: ...ns Do not use outdoors or in a damp area Do not let power cord hang over edge of table or counter or touch hot surfaces Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner or in a heated oven Extreme...

Page 3: ...top or table top where it can be pulled on by children or tripped over unintentionally GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS This appliance must be grounded while in use CAUTION To ensure continued protection agains...

Page 4: ...support and locking 4 mechanism Handle rotatable foldable 5 Measuring cup with 6 MAX line Anti slip feet base 7 Drip tray 8 Lower waffle iron 9 10 READY indicator green 11 Upper waffle iron 12 POWER i...

Page 5: ...5 ILLUSTRATIONS a b c d e f g i h j k l Rotating Waffle Maker_104553_IM_US_V4_121212 indd 5 12 12 12 1 16 03 PM...

Page 6: ...he appliance for the first time it is recommended to operate it for at least 5 minutes Operation until no odor or smoke is present During use ensure ample ventilation CAUTION Never let the power cord...

Page 7: ...ny access batter may leak out of the appliance NOTE During the cooking process the READY indicators 10 will turn on and off several times to ensure a constant temperature Lower the upper waffle iron 1...

Page 8: ...on Basic Blueberry Waffles After pouring batter onto waffle iron sprinkle fresh blueberries over batter then close the appliance Whole wheat Belgian waffles 1 cup whole wheat flower 1 8cup sugar 4 tsp...

Page 9: ...ins no user serviceable parts and requires little maintenance Leave any servicing or repairs to qualified personnel CAUTION Disconnect the plug 3 from the wall outlet ill k Allow all parts of the appl...

Page 10: ...ker Batter is spilling over Waffle form overfilled Reduce amount of batter used per serving Food not fully cooked Cooking time too short Allow food to cook for longer If additional assistance is neede...

Page 11: ...t including failure to clean product regularly in accordance with manufacturer s instructions How does state law relate to this warranty This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also...

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