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Open the lid.
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Remove the bread pan using an oven glove.
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Turn the pan upside down to remove the bread from the pan.
If the bread is difficult to remove, shake the pan
gently several times to release the bread.
If the kneading paddle remains in the loaf, you
can cut the loaf slightly and remove the paddle
or use the provided hook to remove it.
Description of functions
MEMORY/POWER FAILURE BACKUP SYSTEM
If the power supply is interrupted for not more than 7 minutes,
the selected program will be remembered and continued
automatically until power is back. If the interruption time
exceeds 7 minutes, you must start the whole process from
the beginning.
SAFETY/WARNING MESSAGES
The unit has several protections against malfunction. If faults
occur, the unit will beep and the display will show appropriate
information messages. The messages are described below.
1.
“E00”
indicates that temperature in the baking chamber is
too low (below -10°C). If this occurs, unplug the unit from
the mains socket and allow it to reach room temperature.
The unit cannot operate at a temperature below -10°C.
2.
“E01”
indicates that the baking chamber is too hot (above
50°C). If this occurs, unplug the unit from the mains
socket and allow it to cool down for approximately 30
minutes.
3.
“EEE”
indicates that the sensor is open circuit. If this
occurs, contact your local service centre.
4.
“HHH”
indicates that the sensor is short circuit. If this
occurs, contact your local service centre.
Cleaning and maintenance
Before cleaning unplug the unit from the mains
socket and allow it to cool down.
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Before first use, wash the bread pans, kneading paddles,
measuring spoon and measuring cup in warm soapy
water.
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Before first use, it is recommended that you give the
bread pans and kneading paddles a light coating with
heat-resistant fat and heat them in an oven at 180°C for
approximately 10 minutes. After cooling down, remove
the fat using a paper towel. This will give the non-stick
layer extra protection. You may repeat this procedure
from time to time.
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Before storing or cleaning, allow the unit to cool down.
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Allow the unit to cool down for approximately 30 minutes
before starting another kneading and baking process.
Never use any chemical cleaning products,
benzine, oven cleaning products or any other
abrasive cleaners.
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Use a wet towel to remove ingredients and crumbs from
the lid, body and baking chamber.
Never immerse the unit in water or pour water
into the baking chamber!
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For easy cleaning, you may remove the lid by turning it at
a 90° angle and pulling it off.
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Wipe the outside of the bread pan with a wet cloth. Wash
the inside of the bread pan with dishwashing liquid.
Do not immerse the bread pan in water.
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Clean the kneading paddles and the drive shaft as
soon as baking is complete. If you leave the kneading
paddle in the bread pan, it will be more difficult to remove
later. If this occurs, fill the bread pan with warm water
and allow the kneading paddle to soak for 30 minutes.
Remove the kneading paddle.
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The bread pans are covered with a non-stick layer.
Never use any metal utensils as they will scratch the
non-stick layer. The colour of the non-stick layer will
change after long use. This is normal and does not affect
the performance of the non-stick layer.
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Before storing, make sure that the unit has cooled down
completely and that it is dry. Store the unit with the lid
closed.
Troubleshooting
Problems that seem serious at the first glance can be solved easily. Before you contact our service point, check if your
problem is mentioned in the chart below. If you still cannot find the solution, please contact our service point.
Never undo the appliance and try to repair it on your own as it may be dangerous for the user and may
cause damage to the appliance.
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
SOLUTION
Baking chamber or air vents give
out smoke.
Ingredients stick to the baking
chamber or to the outside of the bread
pan.
Unplug the unit from the mains socket
and clean the baking chamber or the
outside of the bread pan.
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