8
step. The time range of each programmed is in timetable.
CRUST COLOR
Press COLOR button to select your desired setting: Light, Medium, or Dark crust.
WEIGHT
There are 750g and 1000g selection of bread sizes
,
Press the weight button·The circulation is 750g
and 1000g
(
The default is 1000g)
.
Delay function (time + and time -).
Use the
DELAY TIMER
feature to start the bread maker at a later time.The maximum delay is15hours
First set the mode and color, press the time button to change the time on the LCD
,
Each press can be
increased or decreased by 10 minutes
,
by“TIME + ”and“TIME -
”
to increase or decrease
,
There is a
delay function menu.Press the time button continuously. Time will continue to increase and decrease
the cycle.The set time includes the time required for program completion and the total time delay.
Press the TIME button >1S and the TIME is increased or decreased rapidly.
-
for example: It’s 8:30 p.m., if you want the bread to be ready the next morning at 7:00.That’s
10 hours and 30 minutes apart
,
Set the time on the LCD to 10:30
,
Then press start/stop
button
,
Then start the bread maker
,
After the program is completed, you will get the bread
you expect.
-
NOTE
:
Do not use the delay function with recipes that include dairy or other ingredients
such as eggs milk.
KEEP WARM
If the start/stop button is not pressed after the bread is COMPLETE
,
The bread will be automatically
kept warm for 1 hour
,
The screen displays 0:00
,
It is completed after 60 minutes’ heat preservation.
USE ENVIRONMENT
We suggest that the room temperature should be within the range of 15
℃
to 34
℃
.
,
If the
temperatures is too high, the bread will sour
,
The temperatures is too low and bread fermentation is
affected.Different ambient temperatures
,
Bread may vary in size.
Memory function
In the event of a power outage, the process of making bread will continue automatically within 10
minutes, even without press START/STOP button .If the interruption time is longer than 15 minutes
,the unit will not continue running and the LCD display will revert back to the default setting. If the
dough has started rising, discard the ingredients in the bread pan and start over .If the dough has not
entered the rising phase when the power cord is remove from wall outlet. you can press the START/
STOP button to continue the program from the beginning.
WARNING DISPLAY
1.
“HHH”-
This warning means that the temperature inside of the bread pan is too high.Press
START/STOP button(see below figure1)to stop the program,
,
Press start/stop again
,
open
the top lid,and let the machine cool down completely for 10-20minutes.
2. Press START/STOP button(see below figure2)
,
”
EE0”-
This warning means that the
temperature sensor is disconnected
,
The bread machine needs repairing.
THE FIRST USE
:
The appliance may emit a little smoke and/or odor when you turn it on for the fist time
,
It is caused by
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