Gastros Switzerland InductWarm 200 TableTop, Operating Manual

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WARNING: When transporting, setting up, maintaining and repairing the InductWarm
®
200 device, the latest
version of the following regulations and guidelines that are applicable in your country must be observed (the list
is not exhaustive):
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EC directives (in EU countries)
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Accident prevention regulations
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Trade regulations
If the InductWarm
®
200 device is being installed in close proximity to a wall, partition walls, kitchen furniture,
decorative paneling, etc., it is recommended that these objects consist of non-combustible material; otherwise
they must be covered with a suitable non-combustible, heat-insulating material and the fire safety regulations are
to be observed extremely carefully.
Intended use
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WARNING: If the glass ceramic shell is broken or even slightly cracked or the color of the surface
changed to darker colors then the InductWarm
®
200 device must be switched off and disconnected from
the electrical supply. Do not touch any parts inside the device.
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The surface of the InductWarm
®
200 device should not be used for storage.
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Only use suitable pans with a minimum base diameter of 12 cm for induction warming. Theoretically, it
is possible to use smaller dishes, but this may result in the following:
o
Reduced efficiency
o
Pan recognition may not be possible
o
Radiation may be greater
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Never heat a pan while empty. This could cause the pan to overheat.
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Once you have removed the pan after warming, remember to switch the InductWarm
®
200 device off,
unless you intend to use it again straight away. This will prevent the device from heating up accidentally
should you or someone else place a pan on the warming surface.
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Do not heat up tins or other sealed containers, as these can explode! Items that are unsuitable for use
include any dishes that are not specifically intended for induction devices, as well as metal splash
guards, aluminum foil, cutlery, jewelry, watches, metallic objects, etc.