Chicco 06776, Инструкция по эксплуатации

Страница: 18 / 100

18
After each cooking/blending/warming cycle, it is advisable to clean the appliance as described below.
Cleaning the bowl and accessories.
The bowl (10) and the other plastic accessories: lid (13), cooking basket (12), Cut Express accessory (8) and finger-protection
pad (9) can be washed by hand with a regular washing-up liquid (do not use abrasive or descaling products) or in the dish-
washer. It is advisable to remove the blade unit before washing the bowl.
Cleaning the blade unit.
To prevent/reduce the oxidation and corrosion of the blades, the blade unit (11) must be cleaned and dried straight after
every use.
Remove the blade unit from the bowl following the instructions provided and clean it with soapy water, paying close atten-
tion to the sharp part. Harsh detergents, such as bleach, may affect the steel, staining it and oxidising it permanently. Avoid
using detergents containing chlorine or chlorine by-products. Rinse thoroughly under running water and dry immediately
using a non-abrasive cloth. WARNING: DO NOT wash the blades in the dishwasher as this may damage them.
Do not remove the seal from the blade unit; if necessary, carefully replace it in its correct position.
Cleaning the base.
Do not wash the base (1) in the dishwasher or under running water, and do not immerse it in any liquids. If necessary, clean
with a soft cloth. Do not wash the water tank lid (14) in the dishwasher.
Rinsing the water tank.
Always remove any remaining water in the water tank by gradually tilting the appliance (fig. C).
If it is has not been used for over 8 hours, quickly clean the insides:
a) Fill the water tank with a quantity of cold tap water (fig. D) equal to marking 2 on the bowl, shut the water tank lid (14)
and shake, then remove the lid and empty the water tank, keeping the steam outlet (6) closed and gradually tilting the
appliance to empty out the water (fig. C).
Make sure water does not get into the bowl lid slot next to the safety switches (7).
b) Carefully clean the area near the steam outlet making sure it is not blocked.
Thoroughly dry the product with a cloth after cleaning.
If necessary, perform descaling as shown in the paragraph below.
VII. BOILER MAINTENANCE
To ensure the proper functioning of the product and maintenance of the water tank, a complete descaling cycle must be
performed periodically.
IMPORTANT: the formation of limescale deposits is directly proportional to the hardness of the water used. Perform main-
tenance on the water tank at least every 15 days or before storing the appliance away for long periods.
a) Switch the dial (3) on the cold, unplugged appliance to OFF (“O”). IMPORTANT. If the product has not been allowed to
cool properly there may be boiling water and/or steam inside the water tank: be careful not to get burned.
b) Completely empty the water tank, gradually tilting the appliance (fig. C), as described in the section “RINSING THE WATER
TANK”.
c) Fill the bowl up to marking 1 with cold tap water and add white wine vinegar until you reach marking 3.
Pour the solution into the water tank.
Never use demineralised water or descaling products (liquids, powders, tablets etc.) which could contain substances that
are toxic or not suitable for contact with foodstuffs. Never add liquids and/or solutions other than the one specified, as
these could damage the appliance beyond repair.
d) Replace the lid of the water tank (14) and allow the solution to act for at least 10 hours. WARNING! Never turn the ap-
pliance on with the descaling solution in the water tank.
e) After at least 10 hours, shake the product slightly, remove the lid of the water tank (14) and empty it, keeping the steam
outlet (6) closed and gradually tilting the appliance (fig. C), as described in the “RINSING THE WATER TANK” section.
N.B.:
the discharge of residues, even if dark in colour, is absolutely normal as these are the deposits of the salts dissolved in the water
which are removed by the descaling solution.
f ) Rinse the water tank several times until no more residues come out: pour in 2 levels of cold tap water (fig. D), shut the
water tank lid (14) and briefly shake the appliance, then remove the lid and, keeping the steam outlet (6) closed, empty
out all of the water, tilting the appliance (fig. C).
g) Thoroughly dry up any water near the steam outlet or the base.
If large amounts of limescale have formed and prove very difficult to remove, repeat the operation increasing the percent-
age of vinegar in the solution.
IMPORTANT. During cleaning, do not attempt to remove and/or damage the water tank lid (14) and steam outlet (6) seals.