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8. The timer will countdown by 1 minute
intervals, displaying the remaining cooking
time on the LED screen. Once it reaches
1 minute it will then count down by seconds
until cooking time has elapsed.
9. When the cooking time has elapsed, the
pancake maker will beep 5 times and go
into standby mode. The LED screen will
continuously flash displaying '– –' on the
screen. Both the 'POWER' and 'READY'
light will no longer illuminate indicating
heating has stopped.
A BIT MORE™
After the initial cooking time has elapsed, you
may want to cook your pancakes just 'a bit
more'.
Press the A BIT MORE™ button to quickly and
conveniently add an additional 30 seconds to a
cooking cycle.
A BIT MORE™ can be used immediately
after the initial cooking cycle has finished;
an additional 30 seconds will display on
the screen. 'POWER' and 'READY' light will
illuminate.
10. Open the lid and carefully remove your
pancakes with the help of a silicone spatula.
Never use metal tongs or a knife as these
can cause damage to the non-stick coating.
11. Alternatively, if you just want to add more
batter/ingredients to cook a new batch.
Repeat steps 4 to 6.
12. Once you are finished cooking, press the
START/CANCEL button, switch the unit off
at the power outlet and remove the power
plug from the power outlet.
NOTE
Making standard pancakes should take
approximately two to three minutes. Exact
cooking time will depend on the type of filling
used. To maintain even heat, keep the lid
closed until you are ready to add your next
batch.
NOTE
At all times the lid must be locked closed.
When using the pancake maker for the first
time you may notice a fine smoke haze.
This is caused by the heating of some of the
components. There is no need for concern.
WARNING
Steam will be ejected from between the
cooking plates when the lid is closed.
Be careful not to make contact with the
steam as it may cause burns.
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