Care And Cleaning - Gastroback Design Raclette Fondue Advanced Plus Bedienungsanleitung

CARE AND CLEANING

– Close supervision is required, if the appliance or any part of
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it is in reach of young children! The appliance is very hot during operation and
even some minutes after switching off. Always turn both control dials counter-clock-
wise to the stop (the LCD display gets dark), then unplug the appliance from the
power outlet and let the appliance cool down (lukewarm), before moving or clea-
ning the appliance and before removing the grilling plate and/or any juices from
the grilling plate.
– Do not immerse the housing of the appliance or the power
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cord in water or other liquids or spill or drip any liquids on the housing. Do not
place the housing or power cord in an automatic dishwasher.
CAUTION
– Do not use any abrasive or corrosive cleaners (e.g. grill cleaner,
bleach), cleaning pads, chemicals, or any hard or sharp-edged objects for clea-
ning the appliance as this could affect or damage the surfaces, especially the non-
stick coating. Do not use any hard or edged objects for cleaning the appliance.
Always clean the appliance after each use to prevent residues of food from drying
on the surfaces and, during the next use, burn in, carbonize, or even catch fire.
Never leave any food dry on the appliance or any parts of it.
The following parts and accessories of the appliance are dishwasher-safe: grilling
plate, grill shovel, raclette dishes, fondue pot, lid, folks holder inset, fondue forks.
NOTE
The grilling plate is easier to clean when it is lukewarm.
1. Switch OFF the appliance (turn both control dials counter-clockwise to the stop)
and unplug the appliance from the power outlet. Let the appliance cool down
sufficiently.
2. Remove and empty the fondue pot and all raclette dishes.
NOTE
Stubborn residues on the surfaces of the removable parts can be removed by
soaking these parts in warm dish-water before cleaning. Dispose of fat and meat
juices as compost or in a closed vessel in domestic waste. Do not pour any fat,
juices or gravy in the sink to avoid clogging the outlet pipe.
3. Ensure that remaining juices on the grilling plate will not be spilled, when remo-
ving the grilling plate. For removing the grilling plate from the appliance, pull
the grilling plate upwards vertically, while holding it level. Perhaps, you need to
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loosen the grilling plate carefully from the grilling plate power socket and sup-
port first. However, it is essential to hold the grilling plate level for removing it.
Otherwise, the grilling plate may stuck in the power socket or support and the
electrical connector on the grilling plate may get damaged.
4. Use a plastic or wooden spatula or the grill shovel to slide the juices and coarse
residues of food off the grilling plate.
CAUTION – Always handle the electrical pins of the grilling plate with care
to avoid damage.
5. Clean the grilling plate, fondue pot, fondue forks, folks holder inset, lid, raclette
dishes, and grill shovel in warm dishwater using a nylon washing brush or soft
sponge. Alternatively, you may clean these parts in an automatic dishwasher.
Discolouration on the stainless steel parts of the fondue pot may be removed via
a stainless steel cleaning agent. After cleaning, thoroughly wash all parts with
clear water.
CAUTION – Always ensure not to spill any liquids in the housing. This holds
especially for the grilling plate power socket. The grilling plate power socket must
be handled with special care to avoid damage.
6. Wipe the raclette level, fondue plate, power cord, and exterior of the housing
carefully with a soft cloth, damped with some warm dishwater. Thereafter wipe
with a soft cloth damped with clear water.
7. Thoroughly dry the appliance and all parts and accessories of it. Then, allow
drying naturally for 1/2 hour, where the appliance and all parts are out of
reach of young children.
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