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TO CARE FOR THE NON-STICK SURFACE:
1. Do not stack things on the nonstick surface while storing.
2. Store your griddle in a dry location.
3. Use only nylon plastic, or wooden utensils.
4. Never cut food while it is on your griddle.
5. Use the lowest temperature possible to cook your food.
Use of prolonged high temperatures will discolor the
nonstick surface.
CARE & CLEANING
CLEANING YOUR GRIDDLE:
1. Never carry or move the griddle while it’s hot or while you are
cooking with it.
2. Make sure the temperature dial is turned “off” and the cord is
unplugged and removed from the griddle.
3. Always allow the griddle to cool completely before cleaning.
4. Grease drawer and backsplash can be removed completely and
washed with warm soapy water.
5. DO NOT IMMERSE THE GRIDDLE IN WATER.
6. Use a wet, soft plastic net scouring pad and mild dishwashing liquid
to remove grease and stuck-on food.
7. Hold the griddle almost upright in the sink and carefully run water on
the cooking surface to rinse, being careful not to immerse the griddle
or get the plug area wet.
8. Clean the exterior of the griddle with a damp cloth.
HOW TO OPERATE
BEFORE USING THE GRIDDLE FOR THE FIRST TIME
1. Clean the griddle and the accessories. It is advisable to heat up the
griddle for 10 minutes without food to eliminate any manufacturing
residues.
2. Ensure that the room is well ventilated during this operation and
during use.
3. Carefully unfold the backsplash side panels. Insert the backsplash
in the groove on the sides and back of the griddle.
4. Slide the grease drawer into position under the griddle on the
support rails.
USE
1. Plug the appliance into a socket which is in good condition and
grounded to avoid any danger.
2. Unplug the electric power cord after use and before cleaning,
maintenance or assembling any accessories.
3. Connect the thermostat controller to the appliance. Check that the
thermostat button is in the minimum position
4. Select the cooking temperature on the thermostat control.
The indicator light will switch on to indicate that the appliance is
heating up.
5. Preheat the griddle to reach the ideal cooking temperature. When
the appliance has reached the desired temperature, the indicator
light will switch off.
6. Then place the food on the griddle.
7. The cooking time will depend on the type of food and your
personal taste.
PRACTICAL ADVICE
1. Defrost frozen foods before cooking them.
2. To cook meat, put the thermostat button in its maximum position
and make sure that the griddle has been fully preheated before
cooking.
3. Take care not to scratch the special coating on the cooking plate as
it will lose its non-stick quality. Use a traditional wooden spatula or
a specially designed heat resistant plastic utensil.
Do not use sharp and/or pointed metal objects.
4. In the event of partial use of the griddle surface, place all food in
the centre of the griddle.