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Note:
– Do not use the bowl (8) for washing cereals
and chopping products, this can damage the
non-stick coating.
– Make sure that there are no foreign objects,
dirt and moisture in the process chamber
and on the bottom of the bowl (8).
– Wipe the outer surface and the bottom of the
bowl (8) dry before use.
– In the middle of the heating element (14)
there is a temperature sensor (15). Make
sure that the movement of the sensor is not
limited.
– If you steam food, pour water in the bowl (8)
so that boiling water doesn’t reach the bot-
tom of the basket (20). Put the basket (20)
with food into the bowl (8).
– After steam cooking do not remove the food
with bare hands, use kitchen tools and acceso-
ries.
– Put the food into the bowl (8) following the
recommendations given in the recipe (see
«Recipe book»).
Note
:
Make sure that the ingredients and liquids
volume doesn’t exceed the level of maximal
mark «10» and is not lower than the level of
minimal mark «2»
General example of loading products (as an
example cereal is considered) and required
water amount
Measure cereal with the measuring cup (19)
(one measuring cup holds approximately 160
grams of cereal), wash it and place in the cas-
serole.
Add water up to the corresponding level.
– For simplicity use the graduated scale in
cups (CUP). The scale has marks for propor-
tions of cereal and water.
For example: Put four measuring cups of
cereal, pour water up to the mark of 4 cups
(CUP).
– For cooking of fluid milk porridges the rec-
ommended proportion of rice and water has
to be 1:3.
– Close the multicooker lid (9) until click.
– Insert the power cord connector into the
socket (13) on the unit body and insert the
power cord plug into the mains socket.
Auto-cooking programs
•
Press the «Menu» button (30) repeatedly
to choose one of the cooking programs:
Milk Porridge, Stew, Soup, Steam cooking,
Cooking, Baking, Cereals, Bread. The choice
of the cooking program is confirmed by the
corresponding indicator which will light up on
the display (3).
•
If necessary you can set the needed cook-
ing time manually (see the table). Press the
«Timer» button (29), the display (3) will show
the word «Timer» and the blinking cooking
time value set by default. Use «Hours» (27)
and «Minutes» (28) buttons to set cooking
time.
•
Press the «Start» button (31) to switch the
chosen cooking program on, the display (3)
will show the default program time, the indi-
cator (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 indi-
cator will be blinking on the display (3).
To set the cooking end time
Example:
You go to bed at 11:00 PM and want
breakfast to get ready by 8:30 AM (delay must
be 9 hours 30 minutes).
Setting of the cooking end time
– switch the multicooker on at 11:00 PM;
– choose the cooking program you need;
– press the «Delayed Start» button (25), the
display (3) will show the word «Delayed», the
indicator (26) as well as the indicator (32) will
be blinking;
– use «Hours» (27) and «Minutes» (28) buttons
to set the time;
Note: - time setting step: hours – one hour;
minutes - 10 minutes.
– Press the «Start» button (31), the indica-
tor (32) will go out, the indicator (26) will be
alight constantly;
– the display (3) will show countdown of time
remaining till the cooking end;
– the cooking process will end by 8:30 AM.
– after the cooking is finished, the «Reheat»
mode will be switched on, the indicator (23)
will light up.
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