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ELE M EN T SW IT CH ED O N A D D ITIONAL L Y
If you wish to use the bottom heat under the die­cast plate as well, you can addi­
tionally switch on the lower heating element. To do that, set the black switch to
"I", the adjacent function light lights up and the lower heating element heats up.
The function light next to the switch lights up as long as the lower heating element
is switched on.
The temperature of the lower heating element can not be adjusted.
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CAUTION: The lower heating element can only be used in addition to the upper
heating element, not individually. When you switch the upper heating element off
with the red main switch, the lower heating element is switched off as well.
Thanks to the lower heating element, you can heat the foods in the pans on the
die­cast plate from below. Like that, you can e.g. bake small pizzas or make potato
gratins resp. warm foods in the pans.
T I P S F O R PE RF ECT G RIL L IN G :
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Both the square raclette pans and the round mini­woks can be placed on the
die­cast plate.
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Always park the pans and plastic spatulas on the lower stainless steel plate, the
so­called cold zone, when taking a break from eating. If you leave the food­fil­
led pans on or in the hot appliance, the foods will burn in and the coating might
be damaged.
• Never turn the grill plate around while the appliance is hot. The grill plate is very
hot, you might burn yourself.
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Do not use any metal kitchen utensils or knives on the grill plate or in the pans,
they might damage the non­stick coating.
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Marinate or spice the meat before grilling but salt it only after you have taken
it from the grilling surface, otherwise the meat will lose too much of its juice.
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Bratwursts should be broached before grilling to prevent them from cracking.
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Ideally, take the grillables out of the fridge 30 minutes before grilling them. They
will grill faster and you prevent thicker pieces of meat from staying cold inside.
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