Description Of Appliance - Steba Raclettegrill RC2 Mode D'emploi

∙ Repairs to electrical appliances must only ever be carried out by
a qualified electrician. Improper attempts at repair can result in
serious danger for the user.
∙ No legal liability can be accepted for damage resulting from the
appliance being used wrongly or for the wrong purpose.

Description of appliance

Please first familiarise yourself with your new appliance (Figs. 1 to 2).
A = On/Off switch
B = Temperature selector
C = Pilot light
D = Gourmet pans (8 in total)
E = Grill plate (RC 2: reversible cast enamelled plate; RC 3: gourmet stone plate)
F = Lower grill surface
G = Cable storage
H = Rating plate.
Before using this appliance for the first
time
Before you start enjoying yourself with this grill ...
1. Please clean all parts of the appliance before using it. The gourmet stone plate (RC
3) and the basic appliance can be cleaned with a damp cloth, and enamelled pans
and grill plate with washing-up liquid. Dry all parts well.
2. If your model is fitted with the gourmetstone plate as the grilling surface (RC 3),
coat it first lightly with cooking oil to prevent anything from sticking to it in use.
Pre-heating the appliance
Switch the appliance on with the on/off switch (Fig. 1 A). The grill must reach full
heat before anything can be placed on it:
∙ the enamelled grill plate (RC 2) needs about 10 minutes
∙ the gourmet stone plate (RC 3) needs about 30 minutes.
Set the temperature selector (Fig. 1 B) to the required heat output:
∙ a high setting to grill steaks and similar if they are to be still red or pink inside
∙ a low setting if the food is to be grilled well through
∙ a medium setting is ideal for overbaking and for cheese raclettes.
Dry meat by dabbing it with a towel before grilling.
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