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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
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Deactivation
When the work cycle is over, press the button “D” (Fig.3) to
switch the appliance off.
If present, the light indicators must stay off.
The appliance must be cleaned regularly and
every incrustation or food deposit removed. See
chapter: “Maintenance”.
If present, the indicator lights must be off at the
end of the work cycle.
If needed, close the cooking compartment with the specific
lids or else proceed with the following operations in order:
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Burnt oil drain.
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Routine maintenance.
Burnt oil drain
While draining burnt oils, the risk of being burnt
remains. This risk can occur by unintentional
contact with oil processed at high temperatures.
Before operating, wait for the oil inside the cooking
compartment to cool off.
Free the cooking compartment from containers
used during cooking.
The burnt oil collection container has a limited
capacity. Keep an eye on the container as it fills
while oil is emptied from the cooking compartment.
Do not fill the oil collection container beyond 3/4
its capacity to handle it safely.
Open the door of the appliance and make sure the collection
container is underneath the drainage gate valve (Fig. 7).
After having made sure that the container is in its housing
(empty),
open the drainage gate valve (Fig. 8) and let exhaust oil empty
from the cooking compartment into the container.
Fill the container no more than 3/4 its capacity to handle it
safety. Close the gate valve (Fig. 9).
Remove the container from its seat and empty it in compliance
with waste disposal procedures in force in the country of use
(Fig.10). Then reposition the empty container in its seat.
Repeat the aforementioned operations until the cooking
compartment is empty.
Close the door of the appliance.
Close the network locks upstream the appliance (Gas - Water
- Electric).
Check the cleanliness and hygiene of the appliance and of the
cooking containers. See "Maintenance".
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