Bartscher 6640, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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Installation and operation
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Settings
ON/OFF Switch
When you switch the ON/OFF switch to 'O' position, the appliance is
disconnected from electric power supply.
The green ON/OFF switch indicator light goes on with every switch of the
ON/OFF switch to 'I' position and thus it indicates that the appliance is supplied
with electric power.
By pressing the ON/OFF switch to 'I' position:
– all rotary controllers are activated: for both temperature controllers (for
griddle plate) and power output controller (for salamander).
NOTE: The heating zones of the griddle plate nor the salamander heating
are not activated yet.
The timer is not activated yet.
Temperature Controller
Using the right temperature controllers, you may set the temperature for each of
the griddle plate heating zone (left or right).
The thermostat switches on and off in cycles to maintain the set temperature.
The setting may be introduced within the range of 50
–300°C.
The majority of grilling processes require the temperature of 180
–240°C.
During the heating up phase, the orange heating up indicator light of a given
heating zone is lit. As soon as the set temperature has been reached, the
heating up indicator light goes off.
Power Output Controller
The power output controller controls the salamander's heating elements.
The roasting is the most efficient when the power output controller is rotated to
the highest 'MAX' setting. With such a maximum 'HI' setting, the heating element
operates continuously. When the power output controller is set to heating up,
the orange heating up indicator light next to the controller lights up. When the
power output controller is set to off, the heating up indicator light goes off.
Timer
The timer is activated through pressing of the timer ON/OFF switch.
Using the time storing key 1
–6 you may introduce the required values. The
range for settings is 30 seconds
– 100 minutes.
To set the required time, press one of the time storing keys 1
–6, and using the
'+' or '-' key set the required time.