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Do not replace the bowl (8) with any other
container.
•
Always make sure that the heating element (14)
surface and the bottom of the bowl (8) are clean
and dry.
•
Do not use the bowl (8) for mixing products.
Never chop the products in the bowl (8) in
order to avoid damage of the non-stick coat-
ing.
•
Never leave or keep any foreign objects in
the bowl (8).
•
When cooking stir the products in the bowl
(8) only with the plastic soup ladle (17) or
spatula (16). You can also use wooden, plas-
tic or silicone kitchen tools.
•
Do not use metal objects that can scratch the
non-stick coating of the bowl (8).
•
After cooking food with spices and season-
ings it is recommended to wash the bowl (8)
immediately after usage.
•
In order to avoid damage of the non-stick
coating do not put the bowl (8) into cold
water immediately after cooking; let it cool
down preliminary.
•
The bowl (8) is not intended for washing
in the dish washing machine.
Control panel buttons (2)
«Reheat» button (22)
After finishing of cooking program, the “Reheat”
mode is switched on. You can switch the “Re-
heat” mode on by yourself for heating up the
cooked products by pressing the “Reheat” but-
ton (22), the indicator (23) will light up. To stop
the reheat mode press “Cancel” button (24), the
“Reheat” mode will be switched off and the indi-
cator (23) will go out.
Note: - “Reheat” mode is not intended for
heating up cold products.
«Cancel» button (24)
«Cancel» Button (24) is intended for resetting
of cooking programs chosen incorrectly and for
switching already running programs off. Press
the “Cancel” button (24), a cooking program set
earlier will be switched off and the indicator of
the “Milk Porridge” program will blink.
«Delayed start» button (25)
The “Delayed start” button (25) is used for cook-
ing end time setting. To set the time use buttons
(27) and (28).
“Hours” (27) and “Minutes” (28) buttons
The buttons (27, 28) are used to change cooking
time in the programs and to set the cooking end
time.
«Timer» Button (29)
Press the “Timer” button (29) to change cooking
time, the display (3) will show the word “Timer”
and the blinking cooking time value set by de-
fault. Use “Hours” (27) and “Minutes” (28) but-
tons to set the necessary cooking time (see the
table).
«Menu» Button (30)
Press the button “Menu” (30) repeatedly to
choose one of the cooking programs: Milk Por-
ridge, Stew, Soup, Steam cooking, Cooking,
Baking, Cereals, Bread. The choice of the cook-
ing program is confirmed by the corresponding
indicator which will light up on the display (3),
the display (3) will also show the icons “- - - -”,
the indicator (32) of the “Start” button (31) will
be blinking.
If necessary you can set the cooking time manu-
ally (see the table).
Program
Possible program
time (hours)
Program time
set by default
(hours)
Milk Porridge
0:05 – 1:30
0:10
Stew
0:20 – 12:00
1:00
Soup
1:00 - 8:00
1:00
Steam cooking 0:05 – 2:00
0:15
Cooking
0:05 – 2:00
0:40
Baking
1:00 – 8:00
1:00
Cereals
0:05 – 4:00
0:35
Bread
1:00 – 6:00
5:00
«Start» Button (31)
Press the “Start” button (31) to switch the chosen
cooking program on, the display (3) will show the
default program time, the indicator (32) will be
alight constantly. To switch the cooking program
off, press the “Cancel” button (24), the indicator
(32) will go out, and the “Milk Porridge” program
indicator will be blinking on the display (3).
Using of the multicooker
– Install the bowl (8) in the process chamber.
Make sure that the bowl (8) is placed evenly
and is in secure contact with heating element
(14) surface.
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