Kambrook KSG620, Instruction Booklet

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Using Your Kambrook Sandwich Press
Before First Use
Remove and safely discard any
packaging material and promotional
labels before using the sandwich press
for the first time.
Check that the cooking plates are
clean and free of dust. If necessary,
wipe over with a damp cloth. Place
the sandwich press on a flat, level
surface with the lid in the closed
position. When using the sandwich
press for the first time you may notice a
fine smoke haze. This is caused by the
heating of some of the components,
there is no need for concern.
Operating Your
Sandwich Press
1. Disengage the safety locking
storage clip on the side of the
sandwich press and fully unwrap
power cord from the base.
Insert the plug into a 230V or 240V
power outlet and turn the power
on. The red ‘POWER’ light will
illuminate.
2. Allow the sandwich press to
preheat with the top cooking
plate in the closed position
until the green ‘READY’ light
illuminates.
3. During this time, prepare the
sandwich. When the sandwich
press has preheated, place
the sandwich onto the bottom
cooking plate. Always place
sandwiches towards the rear of
the bottom cooking plate.
4. Close the top cooking plate. The
top cooking plate has a floating
hinge that is designed to evenly
press down on the sandwich.
5. Toasting should take
approximately 3-5 minutes.
Exact toasting time will be a
matter of personal preference.
It will also depend on the type of
bread and filling used.
6. When the sandwich is cooked,
use the handle to open the
sandwich press and raise the top
cooking plate. Remove sandwich
with the help of a plastic or
wooden spatula. Never use metal
tongs or a knife as these can
cause damage to the non-stick
coating.
NOTE:
Always allow the sandwich
press to preheat until the green
'READY' light illuminates.
NOTE:
The safety locking storage
clip should not be used to clamp
down the top cooking plate
when the sandwiches are in the
sandwich press. The weight of the
top cooking plate will gradually
press down the sandwich during
the cooking process.
NOTE:
When using the sandwich
press for the first time, you may
notice a fine smoke haze. This is
caused by the heating of some
of the components, there is no
need for concern.