Summary of Contents for Judge JEA73
- Page 1 Automatic 7 Hole Cooker Model No: JEA73 Please read this instruction manual carefully before use and save for later reference. Unpack your Egg Cooker carefully and remove packing pieces, labels and stickers before use.
- Page 2 Identifying the parts of Your Judge 7 Hole Egg Cooker with Part Numbers for customer replaceable items 1. Cooking Rack JEA73R 2. Lid JEA73L 3. Switch 4. Plug 5. Measuring Cup JEA73C 6. Egg Needle 7. Water Level Scale Guide 8.
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Page 3: Cleaning And Maintenance
Cooking Tips How to use (Continued) • The Water Level Scale Guide 5. With the eggs still on the Cooking Rack , carefully is based on cooking UK MEDIUM remove and rinse under cold water. (CAUTION: After sized eggs. Timings may vary when cooking has finished, the cooker and eggs will be very cooking smaller or larger eggs. - Page 4 Cautions • • Please read this instruction manual carefully Do not let children to play with the before use and save for later reference. Measuring Cup as there is a sharp • needle on the base. Check that the electrical supply ratings of the •...
- Page 5 Never use the Egg Cooker when it has been Do not attempt to repair the Egg Cooker. dropped, shows damage (including to the In case of breakdown return it to Judge at power cable) or does not function properly; the address given beneath the Guarantee contact Judge at the address given.
- Page 6 Judge 2 Year Domestic Electrical Guarantee The Judge 2 Year Domestic HORWOOD SHALL NOT BE ■ Electrical Guarantee covers the LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR product to be free of defects in CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES materials and workmanship for a RESULTING FROM THE USE OF...
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HOW MUCH WATER FOR TWO SOFT BOILED EGGS
The exact amount of water for two soft boiled eggs is not specified. The Measuring Cup marks are only a guide, and the quantity of water should be adjusted based on personal preference. When cooking fewer eggs, steam escapes faster, so a little more water may be needed to reach the same cooking level.
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