KENWOOD FS250 & FS260

GB

 

to use your steamer

Keep your steamer away from walls and overhanging cupboards: the steam could damage them.

Season food after cooking. If seasoning gets into the water, it could damage the heating element.

See the cooking guides on pages 9 - 11.

Your steamer is for domestic use only.

1Fit the strainer inside the water tank. (It stops bits getting into the steamer.)

2Pour cold water into the tank up to:

'Max' if you're cooking for over 30 minutes; or

'Min' if you're cooking for under 30 minutes.

Filtered water is best as it reduces limescale (Kenwood water filters are widely available).

Don't add anything (even salt or pepper) to the water – it could damage the heating element.

You can top up the water during cooking if the steam slows down or stops.

3Sit the drip tray inside the base.

using one basket Put the basket on the base. (Don't use the separator ring.) using more than one basket Stack the baskets on the base, fitting a separator ring between

the baskets.

using the rice bowl Put water and rice in the rice bowl. Put the rice bowl into

a basket. (You can also cook something in the other basket(s) if you like. If you do, fit a separator ring between the baskets.)

4Fit the lid, plug in and set the timer. The light will come on and steam will soon appear.

5When the time is up, a bell will ring, the light will go out and your steamer will switch off automatically.

6Unplug and clean after use.

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Kenwood FS260 manual To use your steamer