English, Maintenance and cleaning, Useful tips – Инструкция по эксплуатации Binatone FD-2685

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ENGLISH

7

Resume program by a quick press Timer button (7).
The appliance will auto-off when the timer program is completed.
To continue drying, repeat steps of point 7.

MAINTENANCE

AND CLEANING

1. Before cleaning or storing, disconnect the

appliance from the power supply and wait
until the appliance is completely cooled.

2. Clean the top cover (1) and the air inlet

and outlet with a damp cloth (which should
not be dripping wet). Never poke about
inside the appliance or the heating element

with any kind of object and neither should you ever open the
top cover. Clean the top cover filter with a damp cloth (which
should not be dripping wet).

3. The trays (4) and the bottom tray (5) can be washed with

water and a standard detergent.

Warning:

Do not clean trays and the bottom tray in the

dishwasher.

USEFUL TIPS

General rules

! Dehydrating time will vary depending on what

is to be dehydrated, how big and how thick the
pieces are, their water content, how much you
place in the individual trays, on the tempera-
ture and the humidity of the air in the room
where appliance is used.

! To find out whether fruits are properly dry, allow a few pieces

to cool off. They should bend easily, without breaking. Or cut
a piece: no water droplets should form on the cut surfaces.
Adequately dehydrated vegetables and herbs feel “hard”,
they should break when bent.

! Do not pulverize herbs before dehydrating.
! It is better to cut vegetables into pieces.

Note:

Firm vegetable types should be blanched until semi-

soft before dehydrating. This procedure shortens
dehydrating times and prevents excessive vitamin loss.

Note:

To ensure that fruits and mushrooms retain their

natural colour and do not turn a shade of brown,
sprinkle a small amount of lemon juice cover the pro-
duce before dehydrating. For produce that will first be
blanched, add little lemon juice to the blanching water.

Note:

Peeling means losing some of the valuable vitamins

and mineral salts. Unpeeled produce requires slightly

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