Mellerware 27240 manual ‘TIMER’ Function, Time Delay Function, Consumption Button, Cleaning

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ly and will automatically control the temperature in order to cook at a light simmer (below boiling point). The function will automatically switch the appliance off after one hour.

‘TIMER’ Function

•‘STIR FRY’, ‘HIGH” and ‘BRAISING’ functions have- default cooking times.

•The range of the cooking time for The ‘STIR FRY’ and ‘HIGH’ cooking time range is between 1~120 minutes.‘BRAISING’ cooking time can be set be- tween 10~120 minutes. The other functions do not havedefault cooking times.

•Press the ‘TIMER’ button to increase the cooking time by 1 minute, press ‘TIMER’ continuously in order to increase the cooking time in increments of 10 minutes.

Time Delay Function

•Press ‘FUNCTION’ button and then press the ‘TIM- ER’ button, the delay time will be increased by 30 minutes each time the ‘TIMER’ button is pressed.

•The range of the time delay is from 30 minutes up to 24 hours. The “Time Delay” function will start cooking when the set time has finished counting down. Press ‘OFF’ button to cancel the function. •‘SOUP’, ‘PORRIDGE’, ‘LOW’ and ‘MED’ functions can be used with the ‘Time Delay’ function, while ‘STIR FRY’, ‘HIGH’ and ‘SAUTÉ’ do not have this

function.

•Exercise extreme caution when using this function and take care not to leave the appliance unattend- ed during the countdown and especially not when the countdown has finished as cooking appliances should never be left unattended while switched on.

•Do not set the “Time delay” and then leave the house. Ensure that when the countdown has fin- ished that you are in the room and that your pot is prepared and on top of the appliance.

“CONSUMPTION” Button

•When the appliance is on press the “CONSUMP- TION” button to check the amount of electricity that the appliance has used since it has been switched on.

•The screen will display the consumption for a min- ute and then return to what it displayed before the button was pressed.

Note: The power consumption displayed is for refer- ence purposes only.

Induction Cooker Maintenance and Cleaning

•Before undertaking any cleaning task, unplug the power cable from the wall socket.

•Do not unplug the power cable while the induction

cooker is switched on. First, press the ‘ON / OFF’ button to switch off the power before unplugging the power cable from the wall socket, this will extend the life of the induction cooker.

Cleaning

Allow the appliance to cool down completely be- fore undertaking any cleaning task.

Clean the appliance regularly.

Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the appliance, do not use gasoline or benzene.

Do not use any abrasive chemicals or materials to clean the appliance.

Wipe the body of the appliance with the soft damp cloth taking care not to use too much water. Do not allow water to drip from the cloth onto any part of the appliance.

Clean the air inlet and outlet periodically with soft brush or vacuum cleaner as dust may get caught in the air inlet or outlet, this will extend the life of the induction cooker.

Never place the induction cooker under running water or immerse it in water or any other liquid.

Notice: Switch the power off when the appliance is not in use. Only clean the appliance once the cooking surface has cooled down completely. Do not use the appliance if the surface is dirty, when the appliance re-heats the dirt will become more difficulty to remove.

FAULTS DIAGNOSIS AND SAFETY PROTECTION

•E0 Power light on, no cooking pot is on the cooking surface or the pot is made from unsuitable materi- als for the induction cooker.

•E1 First light on indicates that power voltage is below 100v~ (for some models, it is 150v).

•E2 Indicates that power voltage is above 270v

•E3 Second light on indicates temperature detector of the plate has short circuited or overheated.

•E4 Third light on indicates that the circuit of the temperature detector is open.

•E5 Fourth light on indicates that the temperature detector of radiator has short circuited or over- heated.

•E6 Fifth light on indicates that the circuit of the temperature detector for the radiator is open.

•Note: E1, E2 will automatically return to normal operation once the voltage has been corrected.

Safety cut off: When the induction cooker is in use continuously for two hours without any buttons being pressed, the appliance will turn off automati- cally (Unless the time delay function is being used).

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Contents Induction cooker Safety Instructions IntroductionCookware Selection Improper CookwareOperating Instruction Use‘TIMER’ Function Time Delay FunctionInduction Cooker Maintenance and Cleaning Cleaning46004IM.indd 21/2014 41500 PM