Hendi 239438, Manual

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Set power / temperature / timer by following description
Setting Power
/ Temperature level
• During operation, press the Temperature setting
(5) / Power setting (6) to choose different func-
tion. The corresponding indicator lights up.
• Press the Increase setting (2) or Decrease set-
ting (4) to increase or decrease the power level
(Range: 100W ~ 1,700W for front; 100W ~ 1,800W
for rear) or temperature level (Range: 35ºC -
240ºC for both). Default setting is 100W / 35ºC
separately.
• Higher power level is suitable for steaming. And
higher temperature level is suitable for roasting,
grilling or frying.
Setting Timer
• After power or temperature setting for cooking,
you can opt for timer setting. Press the timer
function (7) to activate. The indicator light (7)
lights up.
• The timer shown on the digital display (3) is in
the form 0:00 (hours: minutes, below 10 minutes;
minutes: seconds).
• Press the Increase setting (2) or Decrease set-
ting (4) to increase or decrease the cooking time
(Range: 0 min ~ 180 mins). Default setting is 0
min.
• When the timer is set, it will be stored automat-
ically within 5 seconds. The appliance will then
start operation. It will display the remaining time
and the power setting / temperature setting al-
ternately on the display (3).
• The appliance will switch off when the set time
is elapsed and all the light indicators will go off.
Note:
1) Press and hold the increase setting button (2) or
decrease setting button (4) for fast adjustment.
2) After an extended period of operation, it is nor-
mal for the cooling fan inside to continue run-
ning in Standby mode for some time. Before
unplug the appliance, wait until the cooling fan
stops running.
3) The appliance’s surface is still hot even after
switch to Standby mode. Wait completely cool
down before touching.
Error codes display
Error codes shown on the display (4) Possible cause Possible solution
E 1 The temperature of the appliance is
too high
Clear all obstacles that around the
appliance. Unplug the appliance, re-
move the pan or pot, wait until the ap-
pliance is completely cool down.
Cooling fan defective Contact the supplier.
E 2 The pan or pot is overheated.
Possibly, the pan becomes empty and
appliance will shut down for protec-
tion.
Unplug the appliance, remove the
pan or pot, wait until the appliance is
completely cool down. And make sure
water is inside the pan.
E 3 The supply voltage is abnormal. (Sup-
ply voltage is too high or too low)
Make sure that the appliance is con-
nected to a suitable electrical power
supply.