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ENGLISH 53

USE

Before using for the first time

Before using the appliance for the first

time you should clean the interior and the

exterior, following the cleaning

instructions given in the section

“Cleaning and Maintenance”.

Then heat the crockery warmer for at

least 2 hours. For this, turn the

temperature control to the maximum

position (see section ‘Selecting

temperature”).

Make sure the kitchen is well-ventilated

when you are doing this.

The appliance’s parts are protected by a

special product. For this reason, during

the first heating an odour will be

released. Both the odour and any smoke

that may form will disappear after a short

time and neither signifies that there is

anything wrong with the connection or

the appliance.

Control Panel

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1. Timer indicator light

2. Temperature indicator light

3. Delayed Start indicator light

4. Function / ON/OFF key

5. -

6.

Operating settings

Stand-by mode

In this mode the whole system is

disconnected and no indicator light or

display is lit.

Normal Operation

In this mode the system is generating

heat. The display shows the remaining

operating time and the set temperature

alternating each 2 seconds. The Timer

and Temperature indicator lights light-

up alternating each 2 seconds and

coordinated with the display indication.

The Operation indicator light is

illuminated continuously until the Timer

reaches zero.

To program the normal operation,

proceed as follows:

1. Press the “ ” key once or several

times until the Timer indicator light

is flashing.

2. Press the “+” or “-” keys to set the

desired operation time in the range

0h00 – 4h00.

3. Press the “ ” key to validate. The

Temperature indicator light starts to

flash.

4. Press the “+” or “-” keys to set the

desired temperature in the range

30 – 80ºC.

5. Press the “ ” key for 3 seconds or

wait 5 seconds.

6. The Warming Drawer starts to

operate with the set parameters.

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