Control Panel; Important - Weston 36200 Mode D'emploi

CONTROL PANEL

On/Off ( ) Button: Powers the circulator on and off.
Temperature and Time Up and Down Arrows: Adjusts time and temperature. Time
increases by 5-minute intervals for the first hour, then 1-hour intervals after.
Low Water Indicator ( ): Illuminates when water level is below minimum water line.
Circulator will chime continuously until water is added.
Overheating Indicator ( ): Illuminates when unit has overheated. See "Troubleshooting" for
instructions.
Timer Button ( ): Sets cooking time. Default cook time is 0 hours; maximum cook
time is 99 hours.
Temperature Button ( ): Sets desired temperature. Default temperature is 125°F (52°C).
Temperature range is 86–210°F (30–99°C).
Additional Features: Fahrenheit/Celsius – To change from Fahrenheit to Celsius, press
and hold both temperature and time up and down buttons before setting temperature.
SETUP
WARNING
Electrical Shock Hazard. To reduce the
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risk of electrical shock, do not immerse main housing or
control/display in water.
IMPORTANT: Do not plug in the circulator until the
following steps have been completed.
1. Select a cooking vessel large enough for your sealed
food with room to allow water to circulate between and
around the sealed bags. Have a plate ready for sealed
food when finished cooking. (FIGURE 1)
2. Make sure cooking vessel is on a stable, level, and
heat-resistant surface. Use a kitchen towel, pot holder, or
trivet under vessel. Ensure heat shield is mounted to unit.
(FIGURE 2)
3. Use the clamp to secure the circulator inside the
cooking vessel. Water will circulate even if the water outlet
cap is resting on the vessel bottom. Make sure circulator is
securely clamped.
NOTE: Do not overtighten. Do not operate without
circulator clamped in place. (FIGURE 3)
4. Fill vessel with water between MIN and MAX lines on
circulator.
NOTES:
• You will need to adjust the water level between MIN
and MAX once sealed food is added. (FIGURE 4)
• Sealed food should not be added to water until water
is preheated to set temperature.
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2
FIGURE 3
FIGURE 4
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