Zelmer EK1300, Руководство пользователя

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Example 2:
End of cooking time (Preset) – 13:00
Timer – 20 minutes
The cooking will automatically start at 12:40
The cooking time is moved ahead according to
the timer setting (see the Changing the cooking
time section). After the programmed cooking
time has elapsed, the appliance will continue
to cook according to the timer setting. For
example, if the current time is 12:50, and the
end of cooking time has been set to 13:00 and
the timer is now set to 20 minutes, then the end
of cooking time will be extended by 10 minutes
(until 13:10).
27 UP and Down
When a particular function is turned on, the
●
and
buttons are used to navigate through the menu items.
In the Off/Warm mode, the
●
button is used to check
the current time.
In the Preset mode, the
●
button is used to check the
current time and the cooking time.
When setting the current time and the timer, the ●
button is used to set the hours and the button to
set the minutes.
28 Start
In the clock setting mode, the
●
“Start” button is used
to confirm the clock settings (the current time).
In the stand-by mode, the ● “Start” button is used to
start the cooking after selecting the desired function of
the appliance. Note: The stand-by mode means that
the appliance is turned on but only the clock is active,
showing the current time on the display.
29 Start button indicator lamp
30 Off/Warm
In the stand-by mode, the
●
“Off/Warm” button is used
to select the keep warm mode – the indicator lamp
will light and the “End” message will appear on the
display.
In the function selection mode or in the operation ●
mode, the “Off/Warm” button is used to cancel the
current function and to return to the stand-by mode.
The current time will appear on the display.
31 Off/ Warm button indicator lamp
Preparing the appliance for cooking (Fig. B)
Before using the appliance for the first time,
remove all the accessories from the inside of the
appliance. Wash thoroughly the removable pot
(14), steaming basket (15), measuring cup (16),
soup spoon (17), rice spatula (18) and spoon/
spatula holder (19) in hot water with an addition
of washing-up liquid, and leave them to dry.
Clean the surface of the appliance with the use
of a damp cloth or sponge, bearing in mind that
first you must unplug the appliance from the
power outlet.
It is forbidden to immerse the multicooker in
water or to clean it in a dishwasher.
1 Place the appliance on a hard surface near a mains outlet.
2 Attach the spoon/spatula holder (19) .
3
Fit the drip tray (20) .
4 Open the lid.
5 Place the cooking pot (14) and the optional steam basket
(15) inside the appliance.
6 Connect the power cord (21) to the mains outlet and to
the appliance plug-in socket (13) . After connecting to the
electricity supply you will hear a short sound signal informing
that the appliance is ready to use.
Setting the clock (the current time) (Fig. C)
1 After turning the appliance on the clock will appear on
the display (in the stand-by mode the “Start” button indicator
lamp (29) will flash).
2
Press the or button for a few seconds to set the
proper time.
The clock displays time in the 24-hour format.
3
Set the hours by means of the button and the minutes
by means of the button.
In order to allow the display to fast forward,
hold down the respective button.
4
Confirm the time setting by means of the “Start” button
(the clock will stop flashing).
Selecting the function (example) (Fig. D)
1 Press the “Menu/ON” button (23) . The functions
available will appear on the display.
2
In order to select the desired function, use the and
buttons. The selected function will flash on the display. The
“White rice” function has been selected as an example.
The appliance will display the minimum cooking time for
●
the selected function (see the table (Fig. J)).
Then, proceed according to the user manual.