4.1.1
Water supply during the cooking process
The water supply rate can be regulated manually during the cooking process so that the water is re
newed automatically as the pasta is being cooked and the starch is skimmed off to the run-off.
CAUTION! Only use this procedure on appliances with a fixed waste connection!
Overflow pipe
Overflow
pipe holder
Lever for water
tap
Open
● The water tap must be closed before you leave the station, even if only for a short time.
● The water supply is regulated manually. Allow only as much water as is necessary to flow, other
wise energy and water are wasted unnecessarily.
. Swivel the water supply pipe over the tank.
. Open the water supply tap.
. Open the water tap just a little - turn the lever a little to the left.
4.1.2
Intermediate cleaning of the tank - before filling with fresh water
Emptying the tank, refer to page 38 chapter 6.2!
Folding up the heating element, refer to page 39 chapter 6.3!
. After draining the tank, remove any food residue from the tank.
. Fill with clean water, clean the tank and the heating elements with a brush.
. Close the drain tap once the tank has emptied.
Water inlet pipe
Drain tap
Closed
CAUTION! Scalding hazard!
Hot effervescent cooking water!
● Note the water fill level!
● If the tank is full to the inlet to the overflow pipe the water can spill out when the
container is lowered into it.
. Carefully insert the perforated container with food!
Preparation
. Insert the overflow pipe
‒ into the holder on the tank and
‒ into the drain opening in the floor of the
tank.
. Open the drain tap fully.
Closed
Open
Constant water supply during the cooking
process
CAUTION! Scalding hazard!
Hot effervescent cooking water!
● Note the water fill level!
● The water supply must be moni
tored during the cooking
process.
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