User manual CLATRONIC MB 2875 2

[. . . ] Do not use it outdoors (except if it is designed to be used outdoors). Keep it away from sources of heat, direct sunlight, humidity (never dip it into any liquid) and sharp edges. Do not use the appliance with wet hands. [. . . ] 1 2 3 Function Switch ( AUS ­ 15 minute timer Removable crumb/drip pan ) 4 5 6 Door with glass window Door handle Toasting rack How to use If you would like to use other tableware, please ensure that this is sufficiently heat-resistant. Set the required heating with the upper knob (top or bottom heating or both together). Use the lower knob (timer) to set the desired cooking time. The control lamp above the timer lights up and shows that the machine is now heating up. After the set time has expired, the machine automatically switches off and a short ringing is heard. The timer can continue for a short time (ticking sounds). If you would like to terminate the heating process prematurely, simply turn the button of the timer to the left to the "OFF" position. If the cooking time is to be set to less than three minutes, please first set the timer to approximately 10 minutes and then to 3 minutes, for example. In the case of short cooking times (under 5 minutes) it is recommended that the oven is preheated briefly (approximately 3 minutes) without food. When the oven is switched off, you can open the door again and take out the food (Warning - this is hot!For your safety you should use a cloth or similar object. These times are only estimates and may vary depending on circumstances. The times refer to operation with both heating elements at the same time (top and bottom heat). Browning on top) you can of course switch on only one heating element (e. The required cooking times may vary greatly so that you should adjust them according to experience. How to clean ONLY clean the machine after it has cooled down. Wipe surfaces and quartz heating rods with a dry, soft cloth. Crumbs and other residues are removed by pulling out the collection dish. [. . . ] Broken glass or breakage of plastic parts are always subject to a charge. Defects to consumables or parts subject to wearing (e. Motor pistons, kneading blades, drive shafts, spare remote control, spare toothbrushes, saw blades, etc. [. . . ]