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the display, using the button (21) «-/+» set
the desired cooking temperature, press the
«MULTIMODE» button repeatedly, cooking
time set by default «00:30» will be shown on
the display, using the buttons (21) «-/+» set
the desired cooking time in the range from 5
minutes to 10 hours.
Notes:
– Do not open the lid (4) in the «BAKING» pro-
gram until the cooking program is finished.
– To avoid burning of the food after finish-
ing of the «BAKING» program, switch the
keep warm mode off by pressing the «KEEP
WARM/STOP» button (17).
– The «ROASTING» program operates similarly
to a kitchen stove, the user has to watch the
readiness of food during cooking and switch
the multicooker off when the food is ready.
– See recipes of dishes in the Recipe book
(supplied with the unit). All recipes are
to be taken as recommendations as the
required amount and proportions of
ingredients may vary depending on local
peculiarities of the food and altitude of
the locality above sea level.
Buttons (21) «-/+»
By pressing or pressing and holding the buttons
21«-/+», set the cooking time or cooking tem-
perature (only for the «MULTIMODE» program),
and set the delayed start time.
«KEEP WARM/STOP» button (17)
After a cooking program is finished the multi-
cooker automatically switches to the keep warm
mode (except «ROASTING», «JELLY» and «MUL-
TIMODE» programs, if the user has set the tem-
perature lower than +70°C).
Use the button (17) to switch the keep warm
mode on/off.
Note: Do not use the keep warm function to
heat up cold products.
Switching off / canceling wrong program set-
tings
Use the button (17) «KEEP WARM/STOP» to re-
set settings of the cooking program or to switch
the cooking program off.
«DELAYED START» button (20)
The Delayed Start function allows you to set the
cooking end time (from 1 hour to 24 hours). Do
not use the delayed start function to cook per-
ishable products.
Example:
If the run-time of the selected cooking pro-
gram is 30 minutes, and the dish must be
ready in 2 hours, the unit will stay in the
stand-by mode for 1.5 hours and then the
selected cooking mode will be switched on.
•
Select the required cooking program using
the buttons (22), press the «DELAYED START»
button (20), then use the buttons (21) «-/+»
to set the time after which the selected pro-
gram will be finished, the countdown of the
time remaining to the end of cooking pro-
gram will be shown on the display (3), you
will hear a sound signal when the selected
program switches on.
USING THE MULTICOOKER
•
Insert the power cord connector into the
socket (9).
•
Open the lid (4) by pressing the button (5).
•
Remove the bowl (12).
•
Put the food into the bowl (12) following the
recommendations given in the recipe (see
the Recipe book).
Note:
Make sure that the products and liquids level
does not exceed the level of maximum mark
«1.8L» and is not lower than the level of minimum
mark «0.6L».
Maximum level mark for porridges
(except rice) is «1.4L»
Cooking rice
•
Measure the required amount of rice with the
measuring cup (16) (one measuring cup (16)
is equal to approximately 160 g of rice), wash
the rice and place in the bowl (12).
•
Pour water up to the corresponding mark on
the «CUP» scale inside the bowl (12).
Example:
After putting four measuring cups (16) of
rice, pour water till the mark «4 CUP» on the
inner side of the bowl (12).
Notes:
For cooking thin milk porridges the recommend-
ed proportion of rice and water is 1:3.
•
Place the bowl (12) in the process chamber
of the unit. Make sure that the outer surface
of the bowl (12) is clean and dry, and the bowl
(12) itself is placed evenly and has secure
contact with heating element (10) surface.
•
Close the lid (4) until the clamp clicks.
•
Insert the plug of the power cord into the
mains socket, you will hear a sound signal,
the «8888» symbols will light up on the dis-
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