Important Safety Instructions; General Information - BIELMEIER BHG 403 Manuel D'utilisation

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Important safety instructions

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The safety of all electronic appliances from
cepted technical standards and with safety legislation.
The hobby brewing system consists of a mash tun with a built-in hea-
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ter, which is used for mashing and wort boiling, and a lauter-/fermenting tun with a
removable strainer insert and cooler, which is used for lautering and fermenting. All
of these items are made of high-quality stainless steel. The set also includes a ladle,
spoon, digital thermometer, hydrometer and measuring cylinder.
In order to ensure the maximum of satisfaction with your new
brewing system, please pay careful attention to the following safety instructions.
READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFUL-
LY BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
FOR THE FIRST TIME AND KEEP THESE
INSTRUCTIONS IN A SAFE PLACE.
Do not use the appliance if:
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– the mains cable is damaged,
– the appliance is visibly damaged,
– the appliance has previously been
dropped,
– the appliance is wet outside.
If the appliance or mains cable are visi-
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bly damaged, please have your appli-
ance checked by an expert or by cus-
tomer service.
Only connect this appliance to an AC
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power outlet as specified on the ap-
pliance's rating plate (Schuko (Type F)
socket – using an adapter if required).
Unwind the mains cable fully before
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use.
Never leave the mains cable dangling.
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Unplug the appliance from the mains:
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– if any fault occurs during operation
– before cleaning and servicing
– after each use
Position the appliance in an unobst-
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ructed space on a stable, level surface.
Never place the appliance or mains ca-
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ble on a hot surface or near an open
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complies with generally ac-
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hobby
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flame, e. g. gas cooker.
Set up your brewing pots so
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that you do not need to move them
during operation. Remember that you
will need to ladle the mash from the
mash tun into the lauter-/fermenting
tun. Make sure that both are at a height
where you can access them comfort-
ably and safely from above. First fill the
mash tun with water and malt, as de-
scribed in "Mashing" (p. 39). Only af-
ter the water and malt are in the mash
tun you should plug the electric power
cable (6) into an earthed mains socket.
Move the appliance only, when it's
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empty and cold! Filled, the preserving
cooker has a high weight, which may
cause injuries!
Raise the appliance at the handle only if
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it is cold and empty! Danger of scalding
and / or burns by non-observance.
Never empty the preserving cooker, if
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it's hot by tilting the device. If the appli-
ance is hot, just empty it through the
tap. If this is not possible, you have to
wait until the appliance and the con-
tents have cooled off. Danger of scal-
ding and/or burns, when tilting the de-
vice in hot and filled state.
Fill the appliance before switching it on.
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Do not switch the unit on when there is
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no water in it as otherwise the enamel
and the coated rack (not included with
the product) could be damaged. If this
should happen in spite of all precauti-
ons, you must wait until the unit has
cooled down before filling it with water
as otherwise the sudden emission of
steam could lead to scalding.
Do not fill container to a level higher
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than 4 cm below the rim. Hot water
may spurt out if the pot is overfilled.
Risk of scalding due to esca-
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ping steam!
The appliance becomes hot
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when is in use! For this reason, only
take hold of
– stainless steel appliances by the
handles while wearing a heat-insula-
ting oven mitt.
– enamel appliances by their insulated
handles.
– plastic appliances by the handle rims.
Never immerse the appliance in water!
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As well, do not expose the mains cable
to moisture.
Always pull out the plug after use and
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allow the unit to cool down.
Children are unaware of the possible
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dangers associated with electrical ap-
pliances. For this reason, never leave a
child alone and unsupervised with the
appliance and be extra cautious when
using the appliance when children are
around.
This appliance is designed for house-
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hold use only and is not suitable for
commercial use.
The manufacturer accepts no respon-
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sibility for possible damages in cases
where the appliance is used incorrect-
ly or for purposes other than those for
which it is intended.
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General Information

Volume: the boiler pot
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holds a volume of 27 L. The maximum
allowed liquid level is 4 cm below the
upper rim which corresponds to ap-
prox. 23 L.
The mash tun can be used for many
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other purposes besides brewing beer:
preserving, heating in a water bath,
preparing hot drinks, cooking, rehea-
ting, blanching vegetables etc.
Thick food that tends to burn easily re-
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quires slow, constant stirring.
Please note: In the event that the co-
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oker boils dry, a built-in circuit breaker
will protect the appliance from over-
heating. IMPORTANT: Allow the appli-
ance to cool down completely before
adding any liquid. If you add liquid to
the hot appliance, there is a danger of
scalding by steam and a risk of dama-
ge (deformation) to the bottom of the
cooker.
The mash tun may produce a slight
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smell on first use, which should go
away after it has been in operation for
Temperaturanzeige
30°-100°C
a short while.
°C
For hygienic reasons, you should boil
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about 6 l of water for about 15 minutes
Ein/Aus
in the mash tun before using it the first
Minus
time – set the temperature to 100°C
and the time to continuous operation
( -- ) and turn the unit on ( ).
The malt mill can also be used to pro-
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duce flour and crush grains for cereal.
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