Care And Cleaning - Gastroback Raclette Fondue Set Family And Friends Bedienungsanleitung

Problem

CARE AND CLEANING

WARNING
of 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 to the "MIN"
position, then unplug the appliance from the power outlet and let the appliance
cool down, before moving or cleaning the appliance and before removing the
fondue pot or the grilling plate and/or any juices from the grilling plate.
WARNING
or other liquids or spill or drip any liquids on the housing or power cord. Do
not place the housing or power cord in an automatic dishwasher.
CAUTION
cleaning pads (e.g. disinfectant, bleach, grill cleaning agents), or any hard or
sharp-edged objects (e.g. grill cleaning utensils, cleaning pads) for cleaning the
appliance as this could affect or damage the surfaces, especially the non-stick
coatings.
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 grill shovels and the forks holder are dishwasher-safe.
Possible Reason
Liquids have been spilled,
when moving the raclette
dishes.
Too much liquid accumu-
lated on the grilling plate
during cooking and ran
down over the rim of the
grilling plate.
– Close supervision is required, if the appliance or any part
– Do not immerse the housing or the power cord in water
– Do not use any abrasive or corrosive cleaners, chemicals,
The Easy Solution
Unplug immediately and let the appliance cool
down. Thoroughly dry all parts of the appliance, before
operating the appliance again.
Always handle the raclette dishes with care, when they
are filled with runny liquids.
Some food give off a lot of liquids, when heated (e.g.
fruit). Additionally, frozen food will be covered quickly by
a thick layer of hoar frost and ice, after being taken out
of the freezer.
Wait until boiling reduces the amount of juices on the
grilling plate sufficiently. Defrost frozen food and dab dry
very wet food before grilling.
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