Hendi MASTERVIDE Manual Del Usuario página 10

Main parts of the product
GB
(Fig.1 on page 3)
1. Switch ON/OFF
2. Ventilation openings
3. Holding screw for cover of heating element
4. Cover of heating element
5. Marking of minimum level
6. Sensor of water level
7. Sensor of water's temperature
8. Heating element
9. Motor of stirer
Remark: The content of this manual applies for all listed items
unless specified otherwise. The appearance may vary from the
shown illustrations.
Control panel
(Fig.2A on page 3)
1. Digital display
2. Indicator of setting mode
3. Indicator of active heating
4. Indicator of displayed time
5. Indicator of alarms
6. Displayed tempearture is in °C
7. Displayed temperature is in F
8. Button of setting mode
9. Button for decreasing values
10. Button for increasing values
11. Button for START / STOP of cycle
Exploded diagram with part list
(Fig.5 on page 5)
Part
Part name
no.
1 Main casing
3 Base
5 Spiral stuffing box
7 Electric wires
9 Inlet stop set
11 Holding screw x2
13 Heating element
15 Cover of heat-
ing element
17 Detector of
water level
19 Grip of casing
21 Fuse
23 Main casing of
control panel
Electric scheme
(Fig.6 on page 6)
1. l1 - Float level
2. M - Motor
3. M1 - Fan
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Part
Part name
no.
2 Tightener panel
4 Fan
6 Electric cord 3x15
8 Holding knob
10 Holder
12 Gasket
14 Thermal probe
16 Stirer
18 Motor
20 Electronic plate
of display
22 Switch ON/OF
24 Casing of dis-
play panel
4. PC - Control board
5. RTD1 - Temperature probe
6. R1 - Heating element
Preparation before use
• Remove all protective packaging and wrapping.
• Check that the device is in good condition and with all ac-
cessories. In case of incomplete or damaged delivery, please
contact the supplier immediately. In this case, do not use the
device.
• Clean the accessories and the appliance before use (See ==>
Cleaning & Maintenance).
• Make sure the appliance is completely dry.
• Keep the packaging if you intend to store your appliance in
the future.
• Keep the user manual for future reference.
NOTE! Due to manufacturing residues, the appliance may emit
a light odor during the first few uses. This is normal and does
not indicate any defect or hazard. Make sure the appliance is
well ventilated.
Operating instructions
Installation / Start up (Fig. 7 on page 6)
• Place a suitable container on a flat, level, rigid, non-combus-
tible surface, preferably near a sink or drain for emptying.
When the working temperature of the water exceeds 60ºC it
is very important to use a lid, to avoid excess steam. Thus
you will prevent heat loss and protect the appliance from
moisture.
• Hold the appliance firmly and secure it with sufficient stability
to the container. Ensure that the switch and socket are within
your reach while using the appliance.
• Fill container taking into account the maximum and mini-
mum fill levels for the water. The appliance has a sensor of
water level to detect the minimum water level. Always check
that the sensor is working properly before using the unit.
Operating (Fig. 3 on page 4)
• Connect the appliance and turn it on using the switch at the
rear of appliance. Check that the stirrer is spinning.
• After the appliance is started, it automatically begins to heat
to the last used value (I). To change values press button SET.
• "S" and "°C" indicators are light on (II). Press buttons "+" or
"-" to set temperature: +/- 0,1°C. If you hold button for 10
seconds, values will be change quicker: +/- 1°C. To confirm
changes press button SET and go to time settings.
• "S" and " " indicators are light on (III). To set time Press
buttons "+" or "-": +/- 1 min. If you hold button for 10 sec-
onds, values will be change quicker: +/- 10 min; if you hold 10
seconds more: +/- 1h. To confirm changes press button SET.
• Appliance start heating up to the pre-set temperature. " "
and "°C" indicators will be light on (IV).
• Acoustic alarm will activate after reaching pre-set tempera-
ture (V). To turn off alarm press any button.
• Insert packed food into container.
• To start timer press START/STOP button " ". Time is count-
ing down (VI). The remaining time and temperature is dis-
played alternating.
Note: If there is a power outage during the cycle, it returns to
the current status.