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Functions
BEFORE FIRST USE
Remove any promotional materials and packaging
materials before use. Check that the cooking plates
are clean and free of dust.
If necessary, wipe over with a damp cloth.
When using the sandwich press for the first time
you may notice a fine smoke haze. This is caused
by the heating of some of the components. There is
no need for concern.
NOTE
• Always allow the sandwich press to pre-heat until
the green 'READY' light illuminates.
• The LOCK position is for the storage only. It
should not be used to clamp down the top
cooking plate when sandwiches are in the
sandwich press.
CRUSH CONTROL
TOASTED SANDWICH
This setting will reduce the weight of the top
cooking plate, giving fluffy cooking results
similar to cooking in a frying pan.
1. Insert the power plug into a 240V power outlet.
Switch the On/Off switch to the ON position.
The orange 'POWER' light will illuminate.
2. Allow the sandwich press to preheat with the
top cooking plate in the closed position until the
green 'READY' light illuminates.
3. Place sandwich on the bottom cooking plate.
Always place sandwiches in the center of the
bottom cooking plate.
4. Move the Adjustable Height Control clip on the
right hand side of the sandwich press to the
CRUSH CONTROL position.
5. Close the top cooking plate. The top cooking
plate has a crush control hinge that is designed
to evenly and lightly press down the sandwich.
6. Toasting should take approximately
3–5 minutes. Exact toasting time will be a
matter of taste. It will also depend on the type of
bread and type of filling used.
7. When the sandwich is cooked, use the handle
to open the sandwich press and raise the top
cooking plate. Remove sandwich with a plastic
or wooden spatula. Never use metal tongs or a
knife as these can cause damage to the non-
stick coating.
This symbol indicates, temperature of accessible
surfaces may be high when the appliance is
operating and for some
time after use.
WARNING
Fully unwind the power cord from the cord wrap
before use.
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