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Cleaning and Maintenance
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Risk of electric shock!
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Do not let water or liquids enter the appliance!
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Always unplug the appliance from the electrical
power supply supply before cleaning and storage.
Risk of burns!
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Make sure the grid have cooled down completely
before cleaning.
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Clean the appliance after each use.
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Properly dispose of the oil in the dripping tray.
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The gird and the dripping tray are removable for
cleaning.
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Drop a little edible oil on stubborn residues on the
grid and dripping tray. Let these soak for approx.
20 minutes.
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Wipe the grid, dripping tray and the housing with
a slightly damp cloth.
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Avoid strong cleaning agents or scouring pads as
these may damage the grid and the dripping tray.
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Keep the appliance in a clean and dry location,
away from the direct sunlight.
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Keep the appliance out of reach of the children
for storage.
Troubleshooting
If the appliance does not function properly, check
the below table to find a solution. If you are still
unable to solve the problem, contact the supplier/
service provider.
Symptom Possible Cause Solutions
Appliance is not working at all
and all the lights are off.
- Appliance not plugged in.
- Circuit breaker triggered.
- Internal power malfunction.
- Plug the appliance into a work-
ing power supply.
- Check the circuit breaker of
the power supply.
- Contact supplier.
Appliance is not heating, the
green light is on and the orange
light is off.
- Temperature regulator defec-
tive.
- Temperature regulator in the
‘off’ position.
- Contact supplier.
- Turn the knob of the tempera-
ture regulator to switch it on.
Appliance is not heating, the
green light and orange light
are on
- Heating element defective. - Contact supplier.
Circuit breaker is triggered
when the appliance is switched
on.
- Overload of the power supply.
- Internal Short-circuit.
- Connect the appliance to suit-
able power supply (16 Ampère).
- Check if there are other
appliances on the same circuit
breaker.
- Contact supplier.
Appliance is not hot enough or
too hot
- Temperature regulator defec-
tive.
- Incorrect height of the heating
element.
- Contact supplier.
- Decrease or increase the
height of the upper housing
(heating element).
Upper housing can’t be moved
up or down.
- Upper housing blocked by
external object.
- Internal mechanical defect.
- Remove the external object to
free the upper housing.
- Contact supplier.