Cleaning & Storage; Routine Cleaning; Descaling The Appliance - Breville PolyScience the HydroPro Instruction Book

Cleaning &
Storage
Always clean and dry your immersion circulator
completely before storing. Be sure to protect it
from contact with equipment or other objects
that could damage the digital display.

ROUTINE CLEANING

Turn the immersion circulator OFF by pressing
the Power Button and unplugging the unit from
the electrical.
WARNING
To avoid the potential for burns, allow
the immersion circulator to cool to room
temperature before removing it from the
cooking vessel.
1. Disassemble the unit by pulling off the
foot and removing the impeller from the
appliance.
2. Use soapy water to clean the parts. A
brush can be used to gently clean inside
the appliance. the housing with a clean
damp cloth or sponge. Do not use abrasive
cleansers as these could scratch the housing
or the touchscreen.
3. Use a clean cloth to
dry the appliance.
To reassemble,
place the foot on
a firm surface and
align the impeller
to stand within
he foot. Place
the immersion
circulator over the
top of the impeller,
sliding the leg down
to meet the foot.
Align and apply
a firm downwards
force until the foot
'clicks' into place.
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Should the immersion circulator's immersed
components become coated with grease or other
residue due to a cooking pouch leak or break,
run the unit in clean water containing a small
amount of non-sudsing dishwasher detergent
for about 10 minutes at 140°F / 60°C. Rinse
carefully and dry thoroughly when done.
WARNING
Never immerse the immersion circulator's
controls or display in water or other liquids or
place under running water. Do not clean the unit
in a dishwasher, except for the impeller and the
foot which are dishwasher safe.

DESCALING THE APPLIANCE

To descale the appliance, prepare a cleaning
solution by pouring equal amounts of water and
vinegar into a bath.
Secure the appliance in the bath, and select
the 'descale cycle' under the help section (into
'Settings' menu).
WARNING
Do not descale with anything other than vinegar.
REMOVING FOOD DEBRIS
Turn the immersion circulator OFF by pressing
and unplug from the electrical outlet.
WARNING
To avoid the potential for burns, allow the
immersion circulator to cool to room temperature
before removing it from the cooking vessel.
In the unlikely event that food or other debris
becomes lodged in the pump impeller, remove
the foot and impeller from the unit and wash
carefully to remove any foreign objects.
Use a soft brush to remove any lodged particles.
If necessary, soak in clean water to soften before
brushing. DO NOT use hard utensils or abrasive
pads to remove trapped food debris.
WARNING
Never operate your immersion circulator without
the foot in place.