-When water stops flowing out the water tank, turn the pipe connector clockwise to close the
Warning! - The connector "A" has not a block fitting. Take care this connector doesn't slip off the pipe during the water tank exhaust procedure.
-After the water tank has been drained, melt two spoonful of citric acid (about
iCitric acid is a natural substance, which looks like white small grains of sugar. It is normally used in food industry and can be purchased in drugstores, wine shops or chemist's shops.
-Pour the citic acid and water solution into the water tank drawer, as explained in chapter 5, page 8.
-Fit the connector "B" to one of the edges of the
-Let the citric acid and water solution stay into the water tank for about 60 minutes, with the oven cooled down.
-After 60 minutes, switch on the oven by turning the function control knob on the "STEAM
COOKING" function (symbol:) and set the thermostat knob on 140° C.
-After about
-Allow the oven to cool down, then drain the water tank following the procedure previuosly explained.
-When the procedure is carried out, rinse the water tank by pouring water into the tank drawer and letting the water flow out through the exhaust pipe, until you see clear water without limestone residues coming out.
While carrying out this procedure, a lemon flavour will be smelt in the room.
If you foresee not to use the steam oven for
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Cleaning the exhaust pipe
When a cleaning procedure has been cariied out, carefully wash the exhaust pipe in warm soapy water. Don't use acids, spray cleaners or abrasives to clean the exhaust pipe and connectors, this could damage them.
Using different water types
If you use bottled mineral water or water with low limestone content, the need of cleaning the water tank will be reduced (e.g., every
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