SALTER 876878 600W Digital Bread Maker User Guide

: June 5, 2024
: SALTER

Table of Contents

SALTER 876878 600W Digital Bread Maker
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
DESCRIPTION OF PARTS
BEFORE FIRST USE
USING THE 600 W DIGITAL BREAD MAKER
USING THE CONTROL PANEL
TIMER DELAY FUNCTION
MEMORY FUNCTION
STORAGE
SPECIFICATIONS
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SALTER 876878 600W Digital Bread Maker

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PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY AND RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

When using electrical appliances, basic SCiety precautions should always be followed to check that the voltage indicated on the rating plate corresponds with that of the local network before Connecting the appliance to the mains power supply. Children aged from 8 yeoars and people with reduce Capabilities or lack experience and Knowledge con use, and can, this appliance only hey have been givenSupervision or instruction Concerning the use of the appliance in a state Way ancdunderstand he hazards inVOVed his appliance is not a toy, children should not play with the appliance dphysical sensory or mental. his appliance contains no user-serviceable parts. no power supply Cord plug or any part of fhe appliance is malfunctioning or it has been dropped or damaged, only a qualiied electrician should carry Out repais, Improper repairs may place the user at risk Of harm. Keep the appliance and ts power supply Cord aWay from it. Ceci or sharp edges thaf COuld cause damage Keep power cod way from children. Do not operate the appliance with wet hands. Do not leave the appliance unattended whilst connected to the mains power supply Do of use sharp or abrasive tems with this appliance: use Only heat-resistant plastic or wooden spatulas to avoid damaging the mon-STlCK SURFACE. Switch to the appliance and disconnect from the mains power supply before changing or frying accessories Always unplug the appliance after use and allow cooling before performing any Cleaning. user maintenance or stoning away use of an extension cord with the appliance is not recommended his appliance should not oe operated by means or an external Timer Or separaie remote control system, Ofner than that Supplied with this appliano his appliance is intended for domestic use Only IT Should not be used for commercial purposes, our surface of the appliance may grief during operation.

Caution: Hot surface do touch the hot section or heating Components of the appliance. Take care not to pour water on the heating element.

WARNING: KEEP THE APPLIANCE AWAY FROM FLAMMABLE MATERIALS.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Before attempting any eaning or maintenance, unplug the bread maker Trom the mains power supply, and allow it to cool fully Clean the bread maker with a soft, damp cloth and dry thoroughly. Do not immerse the bread maker in Water or any Other liquid Never use abrasive Cleaners or during paas TO Clean in dream maker as this COuld Cause damage. The bread maker should be cleaned lier being used. Do not use knives or forks, as this will damage the non-stick coating. Keep all the vents and openings Clear.

DESCRIPTION OF PARTS

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600 W Digital Bread Maker main unit
Bread-making pan
Bread-making chamber
Bread-making panhandle
Bread-making pan attachment
Kneading paddle
Kneading paddle shaft
Measuring cup
Measuring spoon
Hook
LCD display
Menu button
Loaf color button
Loaf size button
Time+ button
Start/stop button

BEFORE FIRST USE

Before using the bread maker for the first time, clean the bread-making pan.

Note: When using the hot bread maker for the first time, a slight smoke or odor may be emitted. This is normal and will Soon subside Allow for sufficient ventilation around the hot bread maker during use. or opTimum requires, making sure that the bread maker is used at a room Temperature of at least 18 °.

USING THE 600 W DIGITAL BREAD MAKER

STEP 1: Remove the bread-making pan by turning the bread-making panhandle in an anticlockwise] dlrection and puling upwards and away from the breadmaking chamber. The kneading paddle should fit like a key: align its flat edge and slot in.
STEP 2: Measure out the ingredients according to the recipe guidelines using the measuring cup and spoon provided. Add the ingredients to the breadmaking pan, ensuring that any liquid is added frst, followed by the dry ingredients, and finally the yeast. Make sure that the liquid does not come into Cognac with the yeast before the program is started, to avoid activation of the yeast.
STEP 3: Insert the bread-making pan back into the bread-making chamber by fitting it onto the bread-making pan attachment and then twist it in a clockwise direction, until secure.
STEP 4: Close the lid.
STEP 5: Plug in and switch on the bread maker at the mains power supply.

USING THE CONTROL PANEL

STEP 1: Select the desired program using the ‘Menu’ button. To cycle through all 15 of the preprogrammed setting, continue to press the ‘Menu’ button. (See online instruction manuals for further details).
STEP 2: Press the Colour button to select the desired degree of browning: light. medium or dark. Select the loaf size by pressing the Loaf size button. Use the arrows on the LCD display to select.
STEP 3: Press the ‘Start/Stop button to begin the selected program. The bread maker will automatically take care of all stages of the process until the selected programme is complete. The remaining cooking time will count down on the LCD display.

Note: the StarT/stop button can be pressed at any time to pause the cooking process, The remaining C0oking time will stop counting down on the LC display O resume press the Start/stop button Once more.

To cancel the cooking process in the middle of a preset program, press and hold ‘Start/stop’ for approx. 3 seconds.

STEP 4: Once the program has ended, press the ‘Start/Stop button to reset the bread maker to the preset program.
STEP 5: To turn off the bread maker, switch off and unplug it from the main power supply.
STEP 6 : Open the lid using heat-resistant gloves.
STEP 7: Use heat-resistant gloves. grasp the bread-making panhandle. twist the bread-making pan in an anticlockwise direction and then pull it upwards to remove t from the bread-making chamber. Leave the bread-making pan on a baking tray or ock to cool.

Note: The bread maker will beep when its plugs one maIns power supply In- between each stage of the oread making process and once the Selected program is completed During baking an arrow indicafor will point to which stage of the bread-making process is underway. When using the kneading paddle t may get stuck in the bottom of the loaf Always remove it once the loaf has sufficiently Cooled. o do SO, Insert the noOK into the opening on the underside of the kneading paddle and pull gently to the bread maker Wil beep when it release the present cooking fire will be extended on the 900 g loaf size staffing. Opfions for altering the color staffing and oat size options will not be available during the COurse of some preset baking programs.

WARNING: MAKE SURE THAT THE LID IS SECURELY CLOSED DURING OPERATION UNLESS FURTHER INGREDIENTS NEED TO BE ADDED.

TIMER DELAY FUNCTION

The Time+ button can be used to set the timer delay function, which delays the bread maker from starting immediately. This function is useful for setting the bread maker to start cooking and providing fresh bread at a later time. To delay the completion time of the preset baking program, select the desired preset and press the Time+ button. (See our online instruction manual for further details).

WARNING: DO NOT USE THE TIMER DELAY FUNCTION WHEN BAKING WITH INGREDIENTS SUCH AS EGGS, MILK, CREAM, OR CHEESE.

KEEP WARM FUNCTION (BREAD ONLY)

The bread maker will automatically keep the bread warm for 60 minutes after baking. f this function is not required and the bread is to be removed immediately, press the Start/stop’ button.

Note: This function is not available for the dougn and kneading presets.

MEMORY FUNCTION

This bread maker is fitted with a smart memory function: if the power is disconnected the bread maker will retain a program’s progress for up to 10 minutes. If the power supply is reconnected within this time, the program will automatically continue from the point of interruption. if is interrupted mid- program for more than ten minutes, the ingredients need to be discarded and the baking preset must be restarted.

WARNING DISPLAY

When the LCD display shows “HHH” after a preset program has started, the temperature inside the bread maker is still too high. Stop the current program open the lid and let the bread maker cool down for 10 to 20 minutes. If the LCD display shows “LLL” after pressing the ‘Start/stop button, it means that the temperature inside the bread maker is too low. Stop the current program by pressing the ‘Start/stop button, open the lid and let the bread maker rest for 10-20 minutes until it cools to room temperature. If the LCD display shows “EEO” after a program has been started, the temperature sensor is disconnected. Have the sensor checked by an authorised expert.

STORAGE

Check that the bread maker is cool, clean and dry before storing in a cool dry place
Never wrap the cord tightly around the bread maker; wrap it loosely to avoid Causing damage.

SPECIFICATIONS

Product code: EK4189
input: 220-240 V 50 Hz
Output: 600 W

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