Before Putting Into Operation; Filling With Water - Klarstein 10033343 Mode D'emploi

BEFORE PUTTING INTO OPERATION

Now that you have set up your device according to the instructions, there are only a few
steps left before you can put your new device into operation for the fi rst time.
Installation and placement of the grill unit
When used with the pedestal
Make sure that the stand of your device is on a suffi ciently large, even, fi rm surface. The
unit should be installed so that there are no easily infl ammable objects in the immediate
vicinity of the unit. Make sure that there are no objects less than 1.5 meters above the
unit. The radiant heat can also heat objects over a distance.
When used without a pedestal
Make sure that your device is placed on a even, solid, fl ame-resistant surface. The unit
should be installed so that there are no easily infl ammable objects in the immediate
vicinity of the unit. Do not place the unit in a corner or directly against a wall. Make sure
that there are no objects less than 1.5 meters above the device. The radiant heat can
also heat objects over a distance.

Filling with water

CAUTION
Fire hazard! Follow the instructions below to fi ll the grill with water,
otherwise grease can ignite and there is an increased risk of fi re.
• Before you plug in the power plug, fi rst fi ll the water bowl with water. There is a
mark in the bowl indicating "Min" and "Max". "Min" should never be undercut
during fi lling. The water bowl prevents dripping fat or marinade from igniting.
In addition, the fi lled water contributes to cooling and easier cleaning of the
appliance.
Note: There must always be between one and two litres of water in the bowl.
• Dripping fat or marinade in the area of the "water bowl insert" runs off into the
water bowl. There may be slight infl ammation due to grease in this area. In this
case, remove the items on the grill briefl y from the affected area. An additional
extinguishing is not necessary.
Note: Never extinguish burning fat with water or similar liquids.
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