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Do not allow children to use the unit as a toy.
•
For children safety reasons do not leave polyethyl-
ene bags, used as a packaging, unattended.
Attention!
Do not allow children to play with polyethylene bags or
packaging film.
Danger of suffocation!
•
This unit is not intended for usage by children or
disabled persons unless they are given all the nec-
essary and understandable instructions by a per-
son who is responsible for their safety on safety
measures and information about danger that can
be caused by improper usage of the unit.
•
Children and disabled people can use the unit
under supervision only.
•
Do not use the unit outdoors.
•
Never pull the power cord, when disconnecting
the unit from the mains, take the plug and remove
it carefully from the socket.
•
Do not use the unit if the power cord or the plug
is damaged, the unit works improperly or after it
was dropped. Do not try to repair the unit by your-
self. Contact an authorized service center for all
repair issues.
THE UNIT IS INTENDED FOR HOUSEHOLD USAGE
ONLY
USING OF THE COOKING BOWL (4)
•
Use the multicooker and its removable bowl (4) for
the intended purposes only. Do not use the bowl
(4) for cooking with other heating units or cook-
ing surfaces.
•
Do not replace the bowl (4) with any other con-
tainer.
•
Always make sure that the heating element (12)
surface and the bottom of the bowl (4) are clean
and dry.
•
Do not use the bowl (4) for mixing products. Never
chop products in the bowl (4) to avoid damage of
non-stick coating.
•
Never leave or keep any foreign objects in the
bowl (4).
•
Stir the products in the bowl (4) only with the plas-
tic soup ladle (14) or spatula (16). You can also use
wooden, plastic or silicon accessories.
•
Do not use metal objects that can scratch the non-
stick coating of the bowl (4).
•
Do not tap on the inner surface of the bowl (4).
•
After cooking dishes with spices and season-
ings wash the bowl (4) immediately (see section
«Cleaning and care»).
•
To avoid damage of the non-stick coating do not
put the bowl (4) under cold water right after cook-
ing, let the bowl (4) cool down preliminary.
•
The bowl (4) is not intended for washing in the
dishwashing machine.
CONTROL PANEL BUTTONS (3)
Every pressing of active buttons on the control panel
(3) is accompanied by a sound signal.
Note:
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Names of cooking programs (22...24) are marked
by green and red on the control panel buttons (3),
the indicators of cooking programs are also two-
colored. Cooking programs marked by green on
the control panel buttons (3) correspond to the
green light of the indicator, and programs marked
by red correspond to the red light of the indicator.
Time setting buttons «–» (20) and «+» (21)
Use the buttons
«–»
(20) and
«+»
(21)
to adjust the
cooking time for cooking programs and set cooking
end time for the «Delayed start» program.
Cooking programs
Buttons (22), (23) and (24) are used to select cooking
programs:
«Boiling/Roasting» (22), «Stew/Steam cooking» (23),
«Porridge/Baking» (24).
«Start/Stop» button (25)
Press the «Start/Stop» button (25) to switch the
chosen cooking program on, the indicator of the
button (25) will light up green. To stop the program
press the «Start/Stop» button (25) again, you will hear
a sound signal, the indicator of the operating program
and the green indicator of the button (25) will go out.
«Delayed start/Keep warm» button (26)
«Delayed start»
:
–
You can pre-set the time when the cooking pro-
cess is to be finished. This function is available
Program
Cooking
Boiling
To boil vegetables, pasta, meat and vegetable broths
Roasting
To brown vegetables, meat and fish
Stew
To stew meat, fish, vegetable dishes
Steam cooking
To steam fish, meat, vegetables
Porridge
To cook milk porridges, porridges of hard wheat, dishes of various cereals
Baking
To cook cakes, biscuits, pies
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