T-Fal ActiCook & Stir RK901B51 Manual page 25

MANUAL MODE FUNCTION
Press the "Manual mode" key to select the Manual mode function under
the standby status. The multicooker first enters the "Manual mode"
setting status with the screen displaying the default cooking time, and
the "Start" light flashes red.
You can save up to 4 "Manual mode" programs.
• 2 possibilities for the setting:
− If you want to have a stable temperature and time for your program, press
the "Temperature/Timer" key and the "Stir" key to define your settings.
− If you want to use the menu as the basis for your program, press the
menu key to select your desired cooking program. After you select your
menu, you can modify its setting thanks to the "Temperature/Time" key.
• At the end of the cooking process, the multicooker "beeps" three times.
Note
• There is no keep warm function for this program.
• In the "Manual mode" function (only the first setting) you can activate or
stop the stir function at any time by pressing the stir button and watching
for the "Stir" light that comes on and off to show the stirring status.
• The multicooker memorizes the last temperature and cooking time in
the "Manual mode" settings for your next use.
• After you select the Manual mode number to cancel, if you press the
"<" and ">" keys together, the settings automatically go back to the
default settings (the first setting) for the selected mode.
• If DIY1+ DIY2 is selected and the LED tube shows "d1 d2", that means
first start with DIY1 and then start DIY2 immediately after.
KEEP WARM/CANCEL FUNCTION
There are 2 different functions for this key: "Keep Warm" and "Cancel".
1. Keep warm function:
1.1 Manual Keep warm:
You can press the "Keep Warm/Cancel" key manually, the "Keep Warm/
Cancel" light turns on, and the multicooker enters into its "keep warm" status.
1.2 Automatic keep warm:
The multicooker enters its "keep warm" status automatically at the end
of the cooking process (certain menus are excluded). The buzzer rings
three times and then the multicooker automatically enters into its "keep
warm" status. The "Keep Warm" indicator turns on and the screen starts
to count the time.
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