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Do not place the multicooker close to the
objects that can be damaged by the released
steam of high temperature.
Attention! Do not place the unit near bath
tubs, kitchen sinks or other containers filled
with water.
•
Open the lid (4) by pressing the button (6) and
remove the bowl (9).
•
Wash all removable parts in warm water with
a neutral detergent: the bowl (9), the spatula
(22), the soup ladle (23), the measuring cup
(24) and the steam cooking basket (25). Then
rinse them under running water and dry.
•
Clean the unit body with a damp cloth, then
wipe it dry.
•
Remove the steam valve (7), dismantle it by
turning its bottom part in the direction of the
arrow «open». Wash the valve details with
warm water and a neutral detergent. Assemble
the valve by turning the bottom part in the
direction of the arrow «close» and set the valve
back to its place.
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Remove the protection screen (13), pressing
the lock (5) and pulling the screen towards
you. Wash the screen (13) with warm water and
a neutral detergent, dry it and set back to its
place: insert the bottom part of the protection
screen (13) into the grooves on the lid (4), fix
the upper part until click.
Current time setting
1.
Insert the power cord (26) connector into the
socket (10) and connect the power cord (26)
plug to the mains socket, you will hear a sound
signal and the indicator of the «START» button
(21) will be flashing.
2.
Press and hold the button (17) «+/HOURS» or
the button (18) «-/MINUTES» for about 3 sec-
onds, there will be a sound signal, and digital
hour indications will be flashing.
3.
Set the current time (24 Hr) consequently
pressing or holding the «+/HOURS» (17) and
«-/MINUTES» (18) buttons.
4.
To finish the setup procedure press the button
(21) «START».
5.
The current time will appear on the display (3)
and the divisional dots «:» will be flashing.
Note:
If you do not perform any actions during
10 seconds or do not confirm time setting,
which means you do not press the button (21)
«START», the current time setting will be finished
automatically.
CONTROL PANEL BUTTONS (2)
Every pressing of the control panel buttons (2) is
accompanied by a sound signal.
«Keep warm /CANCEL» button (14)
After finishing of cooking program the unit is
switched to the keep warm mode automatically,
the keep warm duration countdown in hours will be
shown on the display (3). For the forced switching
from the standby mode to the keep warm mode,
press the button (14), the button indicator will
light up.
Notes:
Do not use the keep warm function to heat up
cold products.
–
Keep warm function is not available for
«Yogurt» and «Multicook» programs (if the set
temperature is below +75 °С)
–
The ready dish can be kept warm up to
24 hours.
–
To switch the keep warm mode off press the
button (14) «Keep warm /CANCEL».
Note:
–
To avoid products burning in «Baking» pro
gram, switch the keep warm mode off imme
diately after the dish is ready by pressing the
button (14) «Keep warm /CANCEL».
«MENU» button (15)
To select a cooking program, press the button (15)
«MENU» consequently, the indicator of selected
program will be flashing.
«DELAYED START» button (16)
You can set the cooking end time.
Note:
This function is not available for the programs
«Roasting» and «Baking».
Select the cooking program with the button (15)
«MENU», if necessary, set the program operation
time.
Press the button (16) «DELAYED START» and
set the time needed for the cooking to be fin-
ished with the buttons (17) «+/HOURS» and (18)
«–/MINUTES».
«+/HOURS» (17) and «–/MINUTES» (18)
buttons
By pressing or holding the buttons (17) «+/
HOURS» and (18) «–/MINUTES» set the cook-
ing time or cooking temperature (only for the
«Multicook» program), and set the delayed start
time.
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