User manual SILVERCREST SWE 1200 A1 WAFFLE MAKER

[. . . ] Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. Before taking the appliance into use check to ensure that the appliance, the power plug and the power cable are all in a serviceable condition and that all packaging materials have been removed. Lightly grease the baking surfaces with butter, margarine or oil that is suitable for baking. This will help better loosen any production residues perhaps remaining on the baking surfaces. [. . . ] Heat the appliance briefly to the maximum temperature (Position 4) with the lid closed. When you have prepared a batter for the waffle iron according to your recipe book: 1. For this, insert the plug into a mains power socket and turn the control knob q to position 3. The further you turn the control knob q to the right, the darker the waffles will be after baking. â· Grease the hot baking surfaces lightly with butter, margarine or oil that is suitable for baking. By doing this you will achieve better baking results and the waffel can be more easily lifted from the baking surfaces. â· Spread the batter evenly across the bottom baking surface. To determine the correct amount of batter, fill it with batter until the batter lightly touches the edge of the baking area. If necessary, increase or decrease the amount of batter used in the next waffle. Allow the appliance to cool down completely before putting it into storage. Wind the power cable around the retainer at the base of the appliance. When the casing is open, there is the risk of receiving a fatal electrical shock. Before cleaning the appliance, remove the power plug from the wall socket and allow the device to cool down completely. Do not, under any circumstances, dispose of the appliance with household refuse. This appliance is subject to the provisions of European Directive 2002/96/EC. Dispose of the appliance through an approved disposal centre or at your community waste facility. Under no circumstances may the components of the appliance be submerged in water or other liquids!There would be the risk of a fatal electric shock upon the next use of the appliance should moisture be present in the voltage conducting elements . [. . . ] Under no circumstances may the components of the appliance be submerged in water or other liquids!There would be the risk of a fatal electric shock upon the next use of the appliance should moisture be present in the voltage conducting elements . â· First of all, clean the baking surfaces with a dry paper towel to soak up the grease residue. â· Then clean all surfaces and the power cable with a lightly moistened dish cloth. [. . . ]