Before you use your appliance for the first time
Before you use your appliance for the first time, we advise you to carry out a steaming cycle using 4 measures of water. Then wash the bowl, basket, lid, blade and accessories in dishwater. Clean the body of the appliance with a soft cloth. To remove the blade, turn the knob - fig. 1 until the upper and lower parts of the blade are free.
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Positioning the lid |
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To lock the lid, position it on the bowl with the | marks lined up then |
turn it anticlockwise - fig. 2/3. |
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Note: the lid cannot be removed once the bowl is locked onto the body of the appliance.
Note: the appliance will not work if the bowl is not properly locked in position.
Positioning the bowl
Once the lid is locked on, place the bowl on the body of the appliance and turn it until it locks into position - fig. 4/5.
Using the steaming function |
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Open the plug on the water tank and pour in the amount of water indicated | ||
for cooking the food using the water measure - fig. 6. Put the plug back in. | ||
Place the food in the steaming basket then place the basket in the bowl, | ||
in the notch designed for this purpose - fig. 7 Close the lid, making sure | ||
it is locked in position - fig. 2/3. Then place the bowl on the body of the | ||
appliance - fig. 4/5 and turn the button to the steaming position | . | |
The indicator light comes on and the button returns to the | position. |
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The appliance starts to heat up and stops automatically when the water | ||
tank is empty. |
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Caution: on first use, the steam function may already be selected. Thus, the tank must always be filled before you plug in the appliance.
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Note: if the food is not |
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Cooking time varies according to the temperature of the food and | ||
cooked enough, wait | evaporation of the water poured into the tank before | |
10 minutes before opening | The cooking times in the guide opposite are given as an indication only | |
the plug on the tank. | for approximately 100 g of food, either fresh or frozen, cut up into small | |
Fill it up again and do | cubes or pieces. | |
another cycle, adjusting |
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the amount of water. |
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