Keating Of Chicago Teppanyaki Griddle, Руководство пользователя

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COOKING
Teppanyaki Griddles are designed to provide maxi-
mum production effi ciency and deliver high quality
food products. Follow cooking procedures below.
1. The actual heating section on all Teppanyaki
griddles is 24"(610mm) x 18"(457mm). The heating
section is located in the center front of the griddle.
NOTE: Because of the superior heating character-
istics and heat retention properties found in the
Teppanyaki Griddle, operating temperatures should be
set 10°F to 25°F below conventional griddles.
2. Set the thermostat to the desired temperature and
wait ten minutes for preheating.
3. See fi gure 3-1 for proper food placement. The ther-
mostat sensing bulbs are located below the plate.
4. Load the product to the left and right of each
sensing bulb, then fi ll the area above the thermostat
sensing bulb. See fi gure 3-1.
Figure 3-1
Sample confi guration of proper food placement
If you cook over the sensing bulb only, you are draw-
ing heat from that section, activating the thermostat
to call for more heat even though the area around it
is still at the temperature setting. This will result in
higher surface temperatures which will affect your
cooking and product appearance.
Figure 3-2
Top view placement of elements under Teppanyaki
Griddle plate.
5. After each load, scrape the chromium griddle sur-
face completely clean using the 4" wide replaceable
blade scraper.
NOTE: NEVER use the griddle scraper on the pol-
ished steel Teppanyaki Griddle. This will damage the
surface.
DO NOT HACK, CHOP, HIT OR CUT ON THE TEP-
PANYAKI SURFACE.
You will dent the steel plate under the trivalent
chrome. It is even possible to hack two nicks close
together and actually tear the Teppanyaki surface
as the chromium will not stretch. Below is a sketch
showing the side view of a griddle plate and how the
surface can be damaged. Proper use of the utensils
supplied with your Teppanyaki Griddle will prevent
surface damage.
Figure 3-3 Surface Damage
Damage done to the Teppanyaki surface is irrepa-
rable and is not covered under Keating Warranty.
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Thermostat Bulb Location