Sencor SWK 157 NAB1 Série Manuel De L'utilisateur page 10

Variable Temperature Kettle
SWK 157XXX-NAB1 / SWK 1571BL-NAB1 / SWK 1572RD-NAB1 / SWK 1573CO-NAB1 / SWK 1574BR-NAB1
automatically (switches to stand-by mode). The lights of button B2 and the water level mark A7
will switch off. The current water temperature will be shown on the display B1.
Note:
This mode can be canceled at any time by pressing button B2.
4.3 Heat water to a preset temperature and maintain the preset temperature
Use button B3 to set the heating temperature 122, 140, 158 or 185°F (50, 60, 70 or 85°C). The
temperature setting changes each time button B3 is pressed. Button B3 and the water level
mark A7 will be lit. The set temperature will fl ash on the display B1. After the temperature is
set, the variable temperature kettle will start heating the water. Display B1 will switch to the
current water temperature display mode. The set temperature is indicated by the "•" symbol lit up
on the display B1. A beep indicates that the water has been heated to the preset temperature.
Afterwards, the variable temperature kettle will switch to the maintaining temperature mode. The
water temperature will be maintained for 30 minutes. The variable temperature kettle will then
turn off (switches to stand-by mode). The lights of button B3 and the water level mark A7 will
switch off. The current water temperature will be shown on the display B1.
Note:
This mode can be canceled at any time by pressing button B3.
4.4 Boil water, cool water to a preset temperature and maintain the preset temperature
Use the button B3 to set a temperature of 122, 140, 158 or 185°F (50, 60, 70 or 85°C), to which the
water should cool after being boiled, and then press button B4. When buttons B3–4 and the
water level mark A7 are lit, it is heating the water. The set temperature will fl ash on the display
B1. The variable temperature kettle will start the boil water mode. Display B1 will switch to the
current water temperature display mode. The set temperature is indicated by the "•" symbol lit
up on the display B1. Boiled water is indicated by a sound (5 beeps). The light of button B4 will
switch off. As soon as the boiled water cools down to the preset temperature, a beep will be made
and the variable temperature kettle will switch to the maintaining temperature mode. The water
temperature will be maintained for 30 minutes. The variable temperature kettle will then turn off
(switches to stand-by mode). The light of button B3 and the water level mark A7 will switch off
and the current water temperature will be shown on the display B1.
Note:
The boil water mode can be canceled by pressing button B4 again. The temperature setting /
set water temperature maintenance mode can be canceled at any time by pressing button B3.
4.5 Boil water with extended boil time, cool water to a preset temperature and maintain the preset
temperature
Use the button B3 to set a temperature of 122, 140, 158 or 185°F (50, 60, 70 or 85°C), to which the
water should cool after being boiled, and then press button B2. When buttons B2–3 and the
water level mark A7 are lit, it is heating the water. The set temperature will fl ash on the display
B1. The variable temperature kettle will start the boil water with extended boil time mode. Display
B1 will switch to the current water temperature display mode. The set temperature is indicated
by the "•" symbol lit up on the display B1. The water will heat up to 212°F (100°C) and then will
be kept at a boil for a further 3 minutes. The end of the extended boil time mode is indicated by
a sound (5 beeps). The light of button B2 will switch off. As soon as the boiled water cools down to
the preset temperature, a beep will be made and the variable temperature kettle will switch to the
maintaining water temperature mode. The water temperature will be maintained for 30 minutes.
The variable temperature kettle will then turn off (switches to stand-by mode). The light of button
B3 and the water level mark A7 will switch off and the current water temperature will be shown
on the display.
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