Overheating Protection - Klarstein Lady Marmalade Handbuch

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Heating and keeping liquids warm
Note: Fill the appliance with water only up to the MAX level marking. Otherwise, the
liquid could overfl ow.
1. Pour the liquid (for example, mulled wine or cocoa) into the preserving boiler.
2. Place the lid (1) onto the preserving boiler.
CAUTION!
Risk for burns! During operation, hold the appliance only by the
heat-insulated handles, as it becomes very hot during use and you may
burn yourself.
3. Using the TEMPERATURE button (6), set the desired temperature.
4. Press the TIMER button (3), "02:00" appears in the display. It is now not necessary
to set a cooking time. The appliance heats up continuously until it is switched off.
5. Regularly stir the liquid so that the heat is evenly distributed.
6. When the desired temperature has been reached, signal tones will sound. You can
drain off liquids without solid particles through the tap (10).
Note: Do not pour off liquids with solid constituents, for example, soups. The solids
will block the pouring tap.
7. Hold a cup or similar under the tap (10) and press the dispensing lever (1 1)
downwards.
8. When the desired amount of liquid is in the cup, release the dispensing lever (1 1).
Note: You can also keep stews warm in the preserving boiler. They do however need to
be stirred regularly to prevent them sticking to the bottom of the appliance.

Overheating protection

This appliance is fi tted with an overheating protector. Overheating may occur if there is
too little or no liquid in the preserving boiler. In this case, the appliance switches itself off
immediately. Once you have topped it up with liquid you can restart the appliance.