Preparing Sandwiches - Silvercrest SSWM 750 A1 Operating Instructions Manual

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9. Unplug the mains plug and allow the
appliance to cool down.
Notes:
• We recommend toast bread for making
sandwiches.
• Prepare the sandwiches before switching
on the appliance.
• As far as possible, spread the filling so
that the sandwiches are evenly thick.
1. Select a location that is firm, level and
not flammable. Maintain a distance of
approx. 50 cm from other objects.
2. Unwind the mains cable completely.
3. Release the lid 4 by pulling up the lock 6
and open up the lid 4 fully by the lid
handle 5.
4. Remove any dust that may be present
using a dry cloth.
5. Close the lid 4.
6. Insert the plug into a suitable mains
socket.
The red indicator light 2 now lights up
and the appliance heats up.
As soon as the operating temperature
has been reached, the green indicator
light 1 lights up.
The appliance is now ready to use.
7. Release the lid 4 by pulling up the lock 6
and open up the lid 4 fully by the lid
handle 5.
8. Lay the prepared sandwiches in the
moulds 7.
9. Close the lid 4.
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10. Clean the appliance again. Observe the
information
"6. Cleaning" on page 33.
Note: For reasons of taste you should not
eat the first toasted sandwiches but should
throw them away.

5. Preparing sandwiches

10. Lock the lid 4 by pushing the lock 6
down until it snaps audibly into position.
Note: Depending on the thickness of the
sandwiches and the required degree of
browning, toasting takes some minutes.
Warning! When you open the lid 4
hot steam may rise towards you.
You should therefore protect your
hands with a tea towel or kitchen
gloves.
Note: The green indicator light 1 will go off
at first during toasting. As soon as it lights
up again, it is time to check the progress.
11. Check whether the sandwiches are
already as brown as you require. If not,
close the lid 4 again.
12. As soon as the sandwiches have been
toasted to your taste, remove them from
the appliance.
Caution! Only use implements made
from wood or heat-resistant plastic.
Metal implements may damage the
coated surfaces.
13. Remove the plug from the mains socket
after use. This is the only way to ensure
that the machine is completely free of
current.
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