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2 An Introduction To Your Sandwich Maker
With very little imagination, you can make a fantastic variety of snacks and meals.
All types of toasted and melted snacks can be made, quickly and easily.
There is no need to restrict yourself to the plain old type or toasted sandwich.
3 Operating Instruction
Note
: When using the sandwich maker for the first time, the unit will emit a fine
smoke. This is no cause for alarm and is caused by the initial heating of the elements.
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Remove all packaging from the appliance before use.
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Check that the cooking plates are free from dust. Wipe the surface of the
plates with a damp cloth and dry with a cloth or kitchen towel.
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Before using your sandwich maker for the first time, the non-stick plates
must be seasoned during the preheating time to protect the non-stick
surface.
Note
: For the first use ONLY, season the plates by applying a thin coat of
cooking oil, butter or margarine to the cooking surfaces and rub in with a
paper towel. Exercise care, as the cooking plates will be hot.
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Unroll the power cable completely before plugging it in.
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Place the appliance on a flat level surface.
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Insert the plug into the powerpoint and switch on. The Red indicator light will
illuminate.
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Close the lid and heat up the plates until the Green “Ready to cook” indicator
light illuminates indicating the sandwich maker is now ready for use.
3.1 Making a Toasted Sandwich
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Put the mains plug into the wall socket and switch on. The Red indicator light
will illuminate.
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Prepare the bread and filling for your sandwich while sandwich maker is pre-
heating.
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Wait until the Green “Ready to cook” indicator light illuminates at which time,
the sandwich maker is at the correct temperature for use.
