PARRY 1854, Product Instructions

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Parry -British Built for Purpose
IN118-3
5
Operating Instructions
Ensure all packaging has been removed
Turn on mains supply, the red lamp will show to indicate that there is power to the machine
On first use, turn the thermostat to 50˚c, the green lamp will show to indicate power to the
element, leave the unit for approximately 30 minutes, your griddle may smoke, this is normal.
Brush the plate surface with vegetable oil, sprinkle on some salt and turn the griddle up to 100˚c,
when the temperature is reached the green lamp will extinguish
It is recommended that at this point sliced bread is placed on top of the plate and left for several
minutes, this will extract any dirt on the plate from transit, remove and wipe down the plate.
Brush the plate with oil and it is then ready to use.
Turn the thermostat dial to the desired temperature, the green lamp will show and will extinguish
when the temperature is reached, this procedure will be repeated as the thermostat maintains a
constant temperature.
If your machine has two sets of controls each side of the griddle can be controlled independently.
Cleaning Instructions
The appliance should be cleaned after every use.
Allow unit to cool down before cleaning
Before cleaning any unit, and before working on any electrical equipment, DISCONNECT FROM
THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY. If the appliance is permanently connected, switch off the mains supply.
The control panel or body containing the electrical fixtures must not be immersed in water, and
the appliance must be cleaned by using water jets. All other parts are easily removable for
cleaning. All units give best results if kept clean.
After using your griddle for a short time you will see a build-up of carbon forming on the griddle
surface, this is normal, after each session this carbon
must be removed , to do this keep the griddle
on a low temperature approximately 80˚c and scrape with a suitable scraper or griddle stone.
If the carbon builds up, it will dry out and start cracking or flaking, this is not a fault with your
griddle surface
If this happens then this surface must be removed and normal scraping will not suffice, a wire
brush or griddle stone will be required.
Never clean the unit with water jets.