
5
Cooking
Do not pour any liquid other than
tap water into the water inlet and
the boiler tray.
Pouring oil, seasoning, or other
ingredients into the water inlet or the
boiler tray may cause re or electric
shock.
Do not pour more than one 5 cc
cup of water into the water inlet.
Do not try to rell water.
Do not pour water into any
locations other than the water
inlet. Do not use any measures
other than the 5 cc cup.
Water may spill, causing burns,
electric shock, or malfunction. Refer to
“Cooking” (P.16) as well.
If smoke or re occurs during
cooking, do not pour water onto
the product. Do not open the
door until the re is extinguished
by itself.
Doing so may break the glass or
spread the re.
Press the power ON/OFF button to turn
the power “OFF”, and then disconnect
the power cord.
Do not use parchment paper,
baking sheets, or paper pans for
baking cakes.
Doing so may cause re.
Limit the thickness of food to
less than 5.5 cm.
Failing to do so may cause re.
To prevent food from touching the
upper heater tube, slice any loaf of
bread that has a thickness of 5.5 cm
or more, and do not put too many
toppings on a thick slice of bread or
the like.
Always place a heat-resistant
dish or a sheet of aluminum foil
when cooking food that contains
oil or drops easily through the
toasting rack, such as butter,
jam, cheese, meat, sh, and
deep-fried food.
Food or oil may drop on the heater
tube, catching re. Always put food on
a heat-resistant dish or place a sheet of
aluminum foil.
Maintenance
Before performing maintenance
for the main unit or moving the
unit, disconnect the power plug,
wait for the unit to cool down
suciently, and wipe o water in
the boiler tray with a dry cloth.
Failing to do so may cause burns and
other injuries, or electric shock.
Perform maintenance every time
after using the product.
Remnants in the crumb catcher may
be charred and catch re.
Refer to “Maintenance to be performed
every time after use” (P.22) to perform
the maintenance correctly.
Clean the power plug
periodically.
Accumulation of dust on the power
plug may cause re. Disconnect the
power plug from the outlet and wipe
the plug with a dry cloth.
Before performing maintenance,
be sure to disconnect the power
plug from the outlet and wait
for the main unit to cool down
suciently.
Failing to do so may cause burns or
electric shock.