Taking Into Operation; Before Grilling - Outdoorchef CITY 420 E Manuel Électronique

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TAkINg INTO OpERATION

Before you connect the device to the mains, check that the mains voltage matches the specification on the rating plate.
Connect the mains plug to an earthed socket outlet (230 V). IMPORTANT: Do not trap the mains cable. Do not allow the cable to hang
down, and make sure that it does not represent a potential trip hazard.
This OUTDOORCHEF electric barbecue is not intended for commercial use.

BEFORE gRILLINg

Clean the grilling rack before grilling for the first time.
Make sure that the mains cable is not connected to the electrical circuit.
Make sure that the cable does not touch the hot barbecue or barbecue lid.
Place the drip pan in the intended position within the kettle.
Put the aluminium protection foil onto the EASY REFLECT and insert in the barbecue.
Replace the protection foil on the EASY REFLECT when it is covered with fat residues.
Insert the heating element; the „UP" plate on the heating element must be legible. Make sure that the cross-struts of the heating element
engage within the corresponding recesses, and that the heating element has engaged fully.
Insert the grilling rack.
Put on the lid.
THE TEMpERATURE REgULATOR
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: Master switch O / I position = Switching the barbecue on and off
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: Temperature regulator: OFF / ON position
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: Function select keys
: Function select keys
Position 1: 70–90° C
Position 2: 150–170° C
Position 3: 170–190° C
Position 4: 230–250° C
Position 5: 250–280° C
Position 6: 280–310° C
Position 7: 310–350° C
CAUTION: Function „7" must only be used for searing and WITHOUT THE LID. Overheating can occur if the lid is closed.
: Checklamp:
a. The checklamp flashes to indicate when the barbecue is heating up.
b. When the checklamp is permanently lit, the barbecue has reached the desired temperature..
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