Fisher & Paykel CG602M, CG902M Titan models only CG912 series, Using a wok, Using the simmermat

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Titan models only (CG912 series)

Using a wok

Care should be taken when using a large wok that other pots are not pushed sideways enough to become unstable or deflect heat onto nearby walls.

Using the simmermat

The Simmermat helps you control the temperature of your cooking surface to ensure the long slow simmering that is needed for successfully cooking delicate foods. Use at low heat only. Always remember it is a simmering utensil and exposure to extreme heat may distort it.

To use the simmermat

1First cook the food, or bring to a boil, over high heat.

2Then reduce the heat and carefully place the Simmermat over the flame with the points facing upward. Put your saucepan on top of the points and simmer on the low flame setting.

WARNING!

Always turn the burner off before moving the Simmermat and handle the hot Simmermat with tongs and/or pot holders to prevent burns.

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Gas cooktop User guide NZ & AU Contents Introducing your cooktop/hob First useIf the cooktop/hob does not light Temperature controlPower failure Heating tipsFlame failure safety feature Using SaucepansHints and tips Titan models only CG912 series Using a wokUsing the simmermat To use the simmermatRepositioning the pan supports Re-assembling your wok burner CG912TM Iridium models onlyUsing the skillet/griddle Jet 9 only Cleaning your skillet/griddleSkillet/griddle first use Hints and tips Cooking tipsCleaning Cleaning the pan supportsIridium Matt and Brushed Stainless Steel Safety & warnings Ventilation Marine craft & caravan installationElectrical supply cord Abnormal operationFrequently asked questions Trouble shooting Problem Possible solutionsFisher & Paykel undertakes to WarrantyThis warranty does not cover Pick up and deliveryCustomer care Before you call for service or assistanceIf you need service New Zealand if you need assistanceRecipe Beef bourginon Serves 2Copyright Reserved Fisher & Paykel Gas cooktop user guide Published 06/2004 Part No a