Cleaning And Maintenance - Princess 151934 Instrucciones De Uso

- Use less yeast
- Less water
- Too little salt
The bread looks like a "crater"...
- Used too much water
- Use 2 tablespoons more flour
- The bread remained in the baking pan too long.
The bread is too heavy...
- Use 2 tablespoons more water
- There are holes in the bread...
- Use 2 tablespoons less water
- Use less yeast
- Use more salt

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

- Always clean the breadmaker before first use with a mild cleaner; also clean the kneading hook.
- Allow the appliance to cool first before cleaning it and putting it away. After 1/2 hour the breadmaker
has cooled off enough for you to use it again for baking or preparing dough.
- Before cleaning, always remove the plug from the outlet and allow the appliance to cool off.
- Never use aggressive cleaners, such as chemical cleaners, oven cleaners, and so on.
- Remove all ingredients and crumbs from the lid, housing and the pan with a damp cloth.
- Never immerse the breadmaker in water, and never fill the appliance with water. You can easily remove
the lid by placing it at an angle of 45º and pulling it loose.
- Clean the housing on the inside and outside with a damp cloth. Always clean and dry the appliance
carefully after each use.
- The kneading hook and shaft must be cleaned immediately after every use.
- If the kneading hook remains in the pan after use, it can be difficult to remove it later. But if that is the
case, fill the pan with warm water, wait 30 minutes, and remove the kneading hook so you can clean it.
The pan and the kneading hook both have a non-stick coating. You should therefore never use metal
kitchen utensils that could scratch or damage the surface.
- It is normal for the colour of the non-stick coating to change after the first few uses. This does not
affect the functioning of the appliance.
- Before putting away the breadmaker, make absolutely sure that it is totally cooled off, clean and dry.
Always store the appliance with the lid closed.
PRINCESS TIPS:
- Use the breadmaker only for the purpose described in the instructions for use.
- Improper use can be dangerous.
- Monitor the breadmaker when used near children.
- Never allow children to use the breadmaker without supervision.
- Never immerse the breadmaker, the lead or plug in water or in any other liquids.
- Do not use the breadmaker outdoors.
- Do not place the breadmaker on a damp cloth.
- Place the breadmaker on a flat surface.
- Do not place it on or near an oven, gas cooker or anything of that nature.
- Make sure that the lead does not hang over the edge of the counter or table; someone
could trip over it or catch something on it.
- Always insert the plug in a grounded outlet.
- Make sure that the lid does not touch hot objects.
- Never open the breadmaker when in use.
- Do not use the breadmaker near flammable substances.
- If you use an extension lead, make sure that it meets the same requirements as your bre-
admaker.
- Always remove the plug from the outlet when you are not using the appliance or when
you clean it.
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