Please Note The Following; Preliminary Checks; Putting Into Service; Fire Risk - Stöckli dorrex Bedienungsanweisung

Please note the following:

Read the Operating Instructions through thoroughly. Persons who are not familiar with the Operating
Instructions, and also children, should not be permitted to use the appliance. It should be used only
for the purpose for which it is intended. Any use for another purpose could prove dangerous and
must be strictly forbidden.

Preliminary Checks

Ensure that the electricity supply matches the one marked on the rating plate on the apparatus.
Check that the mains cable and plug are in good condition. Make sure that the mains cable
(and any extension cable used) is arranged so as not to form a tripping hazard and is not in a
position where it maybe tugged so as to topple the Dehydrator. Keep the cable away from hot
surfaces and other objects which may damage it.

Putting into Service

■ When first using the Dehydrator, ensure that the above notes have been observed and that
it is standing on a dry, even, non-slip surface so that it will not rock or slide.
■ Do not attempt to use it if there is any sign of damage to it or the mains cable!
■ When commencing use, let the Dehydrator run empty up to the maximum temperature (70° C)
for 10 minutes, rinse the drying trays and lid (but not the base unit) with warm water and
dry with a clean cloth. You are now ready to proceed!
■ Place the product(s) to be dried in the drying tray and place the tray on the base unit.
Up to a maximum of 10 trays can be used simultaneously. Put on the lid, plug in the mains
cable to start the fan base unit and set the regulator to the required position in accordance
with pages 60 and 61.
■ Use only under constant supervision.
■ The apparatus will become hot during use.
■ Do not move whilst hot.
■ Use only the original accessories.

Fire risk

Never place a cloth or similar over the Dehydrator as this will create a fire risk. The air-inlet
and air-outlets of the Dehydrator must remain free at all times and must never be obstructed.
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