Redmond RMC-M222S-A, Руководство пользователя

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DO NOT use a sponge or tissue with hard or abrasive surface or
abrasive pastes. DO NOT use any chemically aggressive
substances or any other agents which are not recommended for
cleaning items that come into contact with food.
• DO NOT immerse the appliance in water or wash under
running water!
• Be careful when cleaning rubber parts of the multicooker,
because damaged or deformed parts may lead to malfunction
of the unit.
• Clean the housing when necessary. Cooking bowl, inner lid
and removable steam valve need to be cleaned after each
use. Condensate, accumulating during cooking, needs to be
removed after each use. Clean the interior of the cooking
chamber when necessary.
To Clean the Housing
Use soft damp cloth or sponge to clean the housing. If necessary,
use a mild soap solution and wipe the surface dry to remove
soap residue and water spots.
To Clean the Bowl
Wash the bowl by hand, using soft sponge and mild soap, or in a
dishwasher (following its manufacturer’s recommendations). If
necessary fill the bowl with warm water, let soak and clean. For more
efficient soaking fix the bowl filled with cold water (not higher than
the maximum allowable level) in the multicooker, close the lid and
enable Reheat for 30-40 minutes. Wipe the outer surface of the
bowl dry before positioning it back inside the multicooker.
When the multicooker is used on a regular basis, inner non-stick
coating of the bowl may partially or completely change color,
which does not indicate a defect.
To Clean the Steam Valve
1. Carefully pull the steam valve upwards.
2. Turn the inner casing of the steam valve counter-clockwise
until tight to remove.
3. Carefully remove the valve rubber if necessary. Rinse all parts
of the steam valve.
4. Reassemble the valve in the reverse order to disassembly:
fix the rubber to its place, align the slots of the main part of
the valve with the corresponding projections in the inner
casing and turn clockwise. Tightly fix the steam valve into
the slot on the lid of the appliance.
NOTE! To avoid deformation of the valve rubber do not twist or
stretch it when removing, cleaning and adjusting.
To Remove Condensate
Condensate accumulates in the special cavity on the housing
around the bowl and flows into a special container in the back of
the appliance. To clean the container rinse it under running water,
following above mentioned rules. Remove the remaining
condensate using a kitchen cloth.
To Clean Cooking Chamber
Compliance with the user manual guidelines minimizes the risk
of food particles or liquids accumulating inside the cooking
chamber. However, if the inside of the chamber gets dirty, clean it
to prevent improper operation or malfunction of the unit.
Before cleaning cooking chamber ensure, that the multicooker is
unplugged and has completely cooled down!