Switching The Appliance Off; Cleaning And Maintenance - SOLIS 7951 Mode D'emploi

s TIPS FOR PERFECT GRILLING
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Marinate or spice the meat before grilling but salt it only after you have taken it
from the grill plate, otherwise the meat will lose too much of its juice.
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Bratwursts should be broached before grilling to prevent them from cracking.
• Ideally, take the grillables out of the freezer 30 minutes before grilling them. They
will grill faster and you prevent thicker pieces of meat from staying cold inside.
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s SWITCHING THE APPLIANCE OFF
1. Turn the temperature controllers to "0" and switch the main switch to "0". The
ready indicators surrounding the temperature controllers go out.
2. Pull the plug and let the appliance cool down completely before cleaning it. We
recommend carefully cleaning the grill plates, the accessories and the appliance
base after every use.
s CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
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Check if the power plug has been pulled and if the grill plates, the splash guard
and the appliance base have cooled down completely.
• Remove the splash guard and push the release buttons to the left and right of the
appliance to remove the cooled down grill plates. Remove the grease collection
tray and the grease gutter from the appliance base.
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If the grill plates are heavily dirty, you can soak them in lukewarm water for
some time or remove the dirt with a bit of oil and a kitchen paper. Under no
circumstances use abrasive cleaners or solvents or steel scourers.
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Clean the grill plates, the splash guard, the grease collection tray and the grease
gutter as well as the plastic spatulas in hot water, with a mild detergent and a
soft sponge or towel. After that, rinse and dry everything carefully. The parts are
dishwasher safe.
• Clean the stainless steel appliance base with a slightly wet towel, also the power
cord, in case it got dirty. Avoid bringing the power plug into contact with liquid.
Never submerge the appliance base, the power cord and the power plug in water
or other liquids and do not spray water or other liquids onto the appliance parts.
Risk of electric shock!
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Do not use aggressive cleaners or solvents as well as abrasive materials for any
of the appliance parts. They might damage the surface.
• Afterwards, reassemble the appliance.
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