S Fill to at least the reference mark in specialized pans.
S For other pans, two fingers worth of liquid is fine.
2. Place the pan in the middle of the element and cover it.
3.Press the cooking sensor for the desired element. The cooking sensor turns
The m indicator lights up on the element display.
4. During the next 5 seconds, | select the desired temperature on the display p |
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