Mellerware 27005 用户手册
Safety advice and warnings
- Read these instructions carefully before switching
on the appliance and keep them for future refer-
ence.
Failure to follow and observe these instructions
could lead to an accident.
- Before using for the first time, clean all the parts
of the product which may come into contact with
food, as indicated in the cleaning section.
- Read these instructions carefully before switching
on the appliance and keep them for future refer-
ence.
Failure to follow and observe these instructions
could lead to an accident.
- Before using for the first time, clean all the parts
of the product which may come into contact with
food, as indicated in the cleaning section.
Connection to the mains supply
The equipment should only be connected to an
earth socket installed in accordance with the regula-
tions. Make sure that the supply voltage corre-
sponds with the voltage marked on the barbecue.
The equipment should only be connected to an
earth socket installed in accordance with the regula-
tions. Make sure that the supply voltage corre-
sponds with the voltage marked on the barbecue.
Important safety instructions
• Caution: do not, under any circumstances, cover
the grill rack with aluminous foil, barbecue dishes or
other items, as the resulting build-up of heat could
cause irreparable damage to the grill.
• Before the appliance is used, the main body as
well as any attachment fitted should be checked
thoroughly for any defects. The power cord should
be regularly examined for any signs of damage. In
the event of such damage being found, the appli-
ance must no longer be used.
• During operation, the barbecue must be placed
on a level, heat-resistant surfaces, impervious to
splashes and stains. When grilling food with a high
fat or moisture content, splashes are not always
avoidable.
• When using the appliance, be careful not to posi-
tion it next to a wall or corner, and ensure that no
inflammable materials are stored near it.
• Remember that food with a high fat or moisture
content may tend to ignite.
• Always fill the grill pan with water before you
switch on the appliance. The water helps to cool
down the grill pan, reduces the build-up of smoke,
and also facilitates cleaning.
Ensure that the water level is kept between the ‘Min.’
and ‘Max.’ markings at all times during use.
• Caution: do not, under any circumstances, cover
the grill rack with aluminous foil, barbecue dishes or
other items, as the resulting build-up of heat could
cause irreparable damage to the grill.
• Before the appliance is used, the main body as
well as any attachment fitted should be checked
thoroughly for any defects. The power cord should
be regularly examined for any signs of damage. In
the event of such damage being found, the appli-
ance must no longer be used.
• During operation, the barbecue must be placed
on a level, heat-resistant surfaces, impervious to
splashes and stains. When grilling food with a high
fat or moisture content, splashes are not always
avoidable.
• When using the appliance, be careful not to posi-
tion it next to a wall or corner, and ensure that no
inflammable materials are stored near it.
• Remember that food with a high fat or moisture
content may tend to ignite.
• Always fill the grill pan with water before you
switch on the appliance. The water helps to cool
down the grill pan, reduces the build-up of smoke,
and also facilitates cleaning.
Ensure that the water level is kept between the ‘Min.’
and ‘Max.’ markings at all times during use.
Max. water level indicator
Min. water level indicator
The water level indicator can be found inside the grill
pan.
• Always ensure that the water level is kept above
the ‘Min.’ mark. Water should be added regularly,
while ensuring that it does not come into contact
with the heating element. Take care to not pour
water onto the heating element.
• Before the grill is used, always check that the
heating element is correctly fitted in the grill pan
and safely locked. Do not connect the grill to mains
power until the grill pan has been filled with water.
• The barbecue must be supervised at all times dur-
ing operation. For safety reasons, always keep it out
of the reach of children.
• Do not, under any circumstances, use charcoal or
any other solid or liquid fuel to operate the grill.
• Always bear in mind that the housing surfaces
as well as the heating element become very hot
during operation. Even after the heating element
is switched off, it must not be touched until it has
sufficiently cooled down-there is otherwise a severe
danger of burns.
• To avoid the risk of electric shock, the heating ele-
ment and the power cord must not be immersed in
liquid or even allowed to come into contact with it.
• Do not allow the power cord to touch any hot parts
of the appliance.
• Always remove the plug from the mains supply
socket
- in the case of any malfunction, and
- prior to cleaning, and maintenance.
- after use,
• The use of an extension-lead reel can cause a
loss of power, possibly combined with a subsequent
heat built-up in the cable. It is therefore necessary to
unwind the cable completely if a cable reel is used.
• Before carrying, transporting or storing the grill,
ensure that is has sufficiently cooled down. Pour out
any remaining water after use.
• Ensure that the grill is not stored outdoors. Or in
any other location where it might be subjected to
extremes of temperature or high humidity.
• No responsibility will be accepted if damage
results from improper use, or if these instructions are
not complied with.
• This barbecue is designed for domestic use only
pan.
• Always ensure that the water level is kept above
the ‘Min.’ mark. Water should be added regularly,
while ensuring that it does not come into contact
with the heating element. Take care to not pour
water onto the heating element.
• Before the grill is used, always check that the
heating element is correctly fitted in the grill pan
and safely locked. Do not connect the grill to mains
power until the grill pan has been filled with water.
• The barbecue must be supervised at all times dur-
ing operation. For safety reasons, always keep it out
of the reach of children.
• Do not, under any circumstances, use charcoal or
any other solid or liquid fuel to operate the grill.
• Always bear in mind that the housing surfaces
as well as the heating element become very hot
during operation. Even after the heating element
is switched off, it must not be touched until it has
sufficiently cooled down-there is otherwise a severe
danger of burns.
• To avoid the risk of electric shock, the heating ele-
ment and the power cord must not be immersed in
liquid or even allowed to come into contact with it.
• Do not allow the power cord to touch any hot parts
of the appliance.
• Always remove the plug from the mains supply
socket
- in the case of any malfunction, and
- prior to cleaning, and maintenance.
- after use,
• The use of an extension-lead reel can cause a
loss of power, possibly combined with a subsequent
heat built-up in the cable. It is therefore necessary to
unwind the cable completely if a cable reel is used.
• Before carrying, transporting or storing the grill,
ensure that is has sufficiently cooled down. Pour out
any remaining water after use.
• Ensure that the grill is not stored outdoors. Or in
any other location where it might be subjected to
extremes of temperature or high humidity.
• No responsibility will be accepted if damage
results from improper use, or if these instructions are
not complied with.
• This barbecue is designed for domestic use only
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