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2.
Initial use
The appliance must be professionally connected before it is switched on. The onsite electrical
connected loads must match the connected loads on the appliance.
. Before using the appliance for the first time, clean with a cleaning product that dissolves
grease.
. Rub cleaned parts and surfaces dry with a soft cloth.
D For cleaning, see page 15 section 4.
2.1
Instructions
D Observe the safety notes, see page13 section1.
D Use 100% vegetable fats or oils with high heat resistance.
D To keep food warm or to melt fat or butter, use only low power settings.
D Change old fat or oil in good time as it ignites fairly easily.
D Remove excess moisture from the food to be fried.
D Use only non‐scratch turners.
D Steaks, chops, sausages or crumbed items can be fried at the same time.
D When making goulash, for instance, you can use the deep pan for completing the steps in
the following order: sear and sweat the goulash, deglaze and then stew in liquid.
Possible uses of "pan" (examples)
D low‐fat cooking of meat and fish in breadcrumbs, poultry, fried potatoes and fried loin of beef
(Châteaubriand).
D Use as a griddle for everything you would fry quickly, such as steaks, escalopes, fillets, fish,
pancakes, mushroom ragouts, etc.
D Preparation of soups, sauces, ragouts, goulash, etc. (e.g. sweating and deglazing the in
gredients and pureeing for soups).
D Sweating vegetables.
2.2
Switching the appliance on
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Rotary switch types
Indicator
light
Illuminated ring
. Turn the rotary switch to the desired power
setting.
D Setting and temperature range 1 - 9:
1 = low power, 9 = high power.
D The indicator lamp or the illuminated ring will
light up.