Caso HCMG25 Original Operating Manual page 49

Warning
► The appliance and accessible parts will become very hot during use. Do not touch the
heating elements; keep children under the age of 8 years at a safe distances or under
supervision at all times.
► Use oven mitts when sliding in or removing items that are being browned as well while
foods/cookware are being handled within the cooking chamber, whenever the grill is
switched on or just before it is switched on.
► Do not use the oven for deep-frying. Hot oil can damage parts of the oven and the
cookware and cause burns.
► Please bear in mind that the foods and liquids in the device are mainly being heated
when the microwave is in operation, and not the container itself. Although the lid of a
container is not hot, the same amount of steam and spills can be created on removing
the lid as in a conventional cooking process when you remove it from the device.
► Always check the temperature of the cooked food, especially if you are heating up
foods or liquids for babies. It is advisable never to consume foods or liquids, directly
after they come out of the device. Wait a few minutes and stir the food or liquid, to allow
the heat to be distributed evenly.
► With certain foods, there is a danger of burns due to superheating. With foods
consisting of a mixture of fat and water, such as broth, wait about 30 to 60 seconds
before removing the food from the device. This will allow the mixture to settle. Thus, you
avoid sudden bubbling up when a spoon is inserted into the food or the liquid or after
adding a stock cube.
In order to prevent superheating, you can also place a metal spoon into the cooking
vessel prior to cooking. However, bear in mind that the spoon must not make contact
with any parts of the device walls or the grill, as this could result in damages to the
device.
10.3.3
Warning
There is a danger of fire due to the ignition of the content in the event the device is
not used properly.
Observe the following safety notices to avoid dangers of fire:
► Please bear in mind that the times for cooking, heating up, defrosting using the device
are frequently considerably shorter than on a stove top or in the oven.
Leaving the device on for too long will result in foods drying out and eventually self-
igniting. There is then a danger of fire!
The danger of fire is also present if bread, rolls, flowers or herbs are being dried for too
long.
► Do not overheat food.
► Do not warm up pillows or similar items filled with grains, cherry pits or gel.
These items can ignite, even if they are removed out of the device after they are
warmed up.
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