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OPERATING YOUR NEW APPLIANCE

Before first use, remove and safely discard any 

packing material, promotional labels and tape 

from the waffle maker.

1. 

Wipe the waffle maker cooking plates with 

 

a damp sponge or cloth. Dry thoroughly.

2. 

Place the waffle maker on a flat, dry surface. 

Ensure there is a minimum distance of 10cm  

of space on all sides of the waffle maker. 

 

Ensure there are no items on top of the  

waffle maker.

3. 

Unwind the power cord completely and insert 

the power plug into a grounded 220–240V 

power outlet.

4. 

Turn the POWER / MENU dial clockwise until  

the dial indicator reaches the desired waffle 

type or choose the CUSTOM setting.  

HEATING will be displayed on the LCD. 

NOTE

When the waffle maker is turned on 

for the first time, it may emit vapors. 

It is safe and not detrimental to the 

performance of the appliance. 

5. 

There are 12 browning settings ranging  

from ‘1’ (lightest) to ‘12’ (darkest). The default 

browning setting is ‘6.’ Use the Light-Dark 

browning control dial to adjust the brownness 

of your waffle. Rotate clockwise to increase 

brownness, or rotate counterclockwise to reduce 

the brownness for a lighter coloured waffle.

6. 

Once the waffle maker has completed the 

preheating cycle, two audible alerts will sound 

and the LCD screen will turn orange. Lift the 

top plate lid completely into the open position. 

When the lid is in the open position, the LCD 

will turn blue and close lid to start will appear. 

Pour in the batter evenly into the waffle plates. 

The batter should cover the peaks of the waffle 

plate (approximately half the waffle dosing cup 

for each waffle). 

7. 

Close the lid once the batter has been 

poured in. Once the lid is closed, the timer will 

automatically begin to count down. The LCD 

changes to orange to indicate that the cooking 

cycle has commenced. The waffle maker will 

automatically calculate the correct cooking 

time depending on a number of variables.

NOTE

The storage clip should be in it's open 

position when the waffle maker is cooking.

8. 

Three audible alerts will sound at the end  

of the cooking cycle, the timer will disappear  

and “End” will be shown on the screen.  

Open the waffle maker lid and carefully remove 

your waffles. If you will no longer be cooking 

 

any more waffles, turn the Selector Dial to the 

OFF position.

NOTE

Do not use metal utensils when removing 

the waffles from the waffle maker as they 

may scratch the non-stick surface.

NOTE

If waffles are not removed immediately 

 

after the cooking cycle has completed,  

an audible alert will sound every  

30 seconds.

9. 

If you are cooking additional waffles, simply 

 

add more batter to the lower waffle plate and 

follow steps 7 & 8 above. If necessary to reset 

the time cycle, press the RESTART button.

A BIT MORE

Allows you to conveniently and quickly add time 

to a cooking cycle. A BIT MORE

 can be used 

both during the cooking cycle or immediately 

after the cooking cycle has finished. In both 

instances, it will add a small amount of time 

proportional to the overall cooking time for  

that batch of waffles.

Summary of Contents for Smart Waffle BWM620

Page 1: ...the Smart Waffle BWM620 EN QUICK GUIDE DE KURZANLEITUNG...

Page 2: ...table touch hot surfaces or become knotted Position the appliance at least 20cm from walls or heat steam sensitive materials and provide adequate space above and on all sides for air circulation Ensu...

Page 3: ...en given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved Cleaning of the appliance should not be carried out by children unless they are 8...

Page 4: ...ountdown timer E Browning control dial F Restart timer button G Integrated moat A J K F G I H B C D E L H Stainless steel housing I Sage Assist plug not shown J PFOA free non stick K Die cast aluminum...

Page 5: ...to start will appear Pour in the batter evenly into the waffle plates The batter should cover the peaks of the waffle plate approximately half the waffle dosing cup for each waffle 7 Close the lid onc...

Page 6: ...occur will only detract from the appearance of the waffle maker and will not affect the cooking performance When cleaning the non stick coating do not use metal or other abrasive scourers Wash with wa...

Page 7: ...7 EU NOTES...

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Page 10: ...wird ein Sicherheitsschalter mit maximal 30 mA Nennleistung empfohlen Fachgerechte Beratung erhalten Sie von Ihrem Elektriker Dieses Symbol zeigt dass das Ger t nicht im normalen Hausm ll entsorgt wer...

Page 11: ...r E Drehregler f r Br unungskontrolle F Neustart Zeitschalteruhr G Integrierte Auffangumrandung A J K F G I H B C D E L H Geh use aus Edelstahl I Sage Assist Stecker nicht abgebildet J PFOA freie Anti...

Page 12: ...sich auf Blau stellen und die Anweisung zum Deckelschlie en und Starten erscheint DenTeig gleichm ig in die Waffelplatten hineingie en DerTeig sollte die Spitzen der Waffelplatten bedecken ca jeweils...

Page 13: ...tuell auftretende Verf rbung beeintr chtigt nur das Erscheinungsbild und nicht die Backleistung des Waffeleisens Beim Reinigen der Antihaftbeschichtung keine Metalschw mme oder andere scheuernden Schw...

Page 14: ...14 NOTES NOTIZEN...

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