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WarMinG DraWer use
eleCtrOniC tOuCH COntrOls
POWER to turn the Warming
•
Press
Drawer on and off. Signal light will indicate
when unit is on.
tO seleCt DesireD
teMperature
•
Select temperature by pressing
until indicator light is on next to desired
temperature.
tO seleCt DesireD tiMe
•
Select from five preset times or Continuous
On by pressing TIME until light is on next
to desired time.
•
Use caution when selecting Continuous On.
Unit will need to be turned off using the
POWER key.
preHeatinG
Allow time for the drawer to preheat.
For best results, preheat your Warming Drawer according to
the chart below before use. If you put hot food into a cool,
confined area, any steam that is present will condense. If you
preheat your Warming Drawer, there will be less chance of
water due to condensation. Preheat times vary depending on
the temperature setting.
teMperature
settinGs
90˚
Proof
125˚
Low
150˚
175˚
Medium
200˚
230˚
High
POWER
On/Off
Temp.
90° Proof
TEMP
125° Low
150°
175° Med.
200°
230° High
Time
1/2 Hour
1 Hour
2 Hours
3 Hours
4 Hours
Continuous On
apprOxiMate tiMe
Preheat Not Required
8 minutes
12 minutes
16 minutes
19 minutes
24 minutes
8
COntinuOus On MODe
When the Warming Drawer is in Continuous On mode, it will
remain on until turned off manually. To avoid a fire hazard or
burns, exercise caution when operating the unit in Continuous
On mode. Touch POWER to turn the unit off.
autO sHut-OFF
Do not block the humidity vents on the back of the drawer
front and along the left and right sides of the drawer. Excessive
heat buildup can occur.
raCk
A wire rack is included
to use for double stacking
items.
The rack will fit from front
to back or from side to
side.
•
Preheat with the rack in place.
•
The use of accessory attachments not recommended by
Sharp may cause injuries.
•
Always place racks in desired position while drawer is cool.
If racks must be removed while Warming Drawer is hot, do
not let the potholder contact the heating elements.
•
DO NOT USE
aluminum foil to line any part of the
Warming Drawer. Using a foil liner could result in a fire
hazard, or the obstruction of the flow of heat and ventilation
air. Foil is an excellent heat insulator and heat will be
trapped underneath it. This trapped heat can upset the
performance of the Warming Drawer parts.
•
DO NOT
place more than 50 pounds in the drawer.
Plastic containers or plastic wrap can melt if
CautiOn
in direct contact with the drawer or a hot utensil. Items may
melt and cause damage to the Warming Drawer or injury.
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