Инструкция по эксплуатации ZELMER SC1002

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Description of the Device

(Fig. A)

1

Lid

2

Bowl for preparing soups, boiling rice, and groats

3

Top steam bowl (marked by the number “3” on the

carrying handles)

4

Detachable bottom of the top steam bowl

5

Middle steam bowl (marked by the number “2” on the

carrying handles)

6

Detachable bottom of the middle steam bowl

7

Bottom steam bowl (marked by the number “1” on the

carrying handles)

8

Dripping tray

9

Space for herbs and spices

10

Steam diffuser

11

Water inlet with Min-Max indicator

12

Timer dial (60 minutes) with power indicator

13

Water container

Preparing the food steamer for operation

Take the appliance and all accessories out of the

packaging.

Remove all self-adhesive labels.

Wash all parts (apart from the water tank with heating

unit) in warm water with wash-up liquid.

Rinse the a/m parts of steam cooker thoroughly and dry

them.

Wipe the inner of the water tank with damp cloth.

Do not immerse the water tank in water.

Operating the Steam Cooker

(Fig. B)

1

Place the device on a stable, even ground, away from

any items which could be damaged by hot steam, e.g. walls

or hanging cupboards.

2

Pour water directly into the water container (13) to a level

indicated by the MIN-MAX indicator (without exceeding the

maximum level of 1.1 l). In order to replenish the amount of

water during cooking, pour it through the water inlet.

3

Place the dripping tray (8) on the water container (13),

and make sure it is secured (lays flat).
The dripping tray (8) has a space for herbs and spices (9),

where you may put fresh or dried spices to make your food

healthier and tastier. Thyme, coriander, basil, dill, curry, and

tarragon, as well as garlic, caraway or horseradish are only

a few examples of spices enhancing the aroma of a dish so

much, the addition of salt is unnecessary.
The dripping tray (8) may also be used without placing any

spices on it.

4

Place products into the bowls. We recommend you to put

the largest pieces requiring the longest time to prepare on

the bottom steam bowl (7).

Volume of containers:

Top steam bowl – 3.4 l

Middle steam bowl – 2.6 l

Bottom steam bowl – 2.5 l

The products for steam cooking should be

cleaned, and placed freely in the sieves of steam

bowls, in such a way that they do not clog up

the airflow in the sieves of steam bowls.

Do not add any salt, pepper, spices, herbs, wine

or broth into the water container apart from tap

water.

5

Place the bowl(s) on the water container (13).

The steam cooker may use 1, 2 or 3 steam bowls depending

on the number of products used for steam cooking.
The steam bowls (3), (5), (7) may be attached as shown on

the figure in the Device Construction chapter (while using

two bowls remove the top steam bowl (3); while using one

bowl remove the top steam bowl (3) and the middle steam

bowl (5)).
The steam cooker may be used for cooking rice. Put the rice

into the rice bowl, and pour the water into it according to the

ratios given in the Cooking Time Table, then place the rice

bowl into the steam bowl.
The steam cooker may also be used for boiling eggs. Place

the eggs in the appropriate spaces available in the bottom

steam bowl.

6

Cover the cooker with the lid.

7

Plug the power cord into the socket.

8

Set the desired time by means of the timer dial, and

according to the Cooking Time Table. Maximum time setting

is 60 minutes. As soon as the device is turned on, the blue

ring around the dial is lit. The steam starts escaping from the

device ca. 50 seconds after turning the cooker on (when the

container is filled with water to the MAX level).

If the needed cooking time is less than

3 minutes, first turn the timer dial to above

5 minutes, and only then back up to the needed

time value.

Do not touch the steam bowls, nor the lid or

the products inside the bowls while using the

steam cooker, or burns may result.

9

While it is working the cooker indicates its water level on

the indicator. You may add some water, if necessary.

If the water falls below the MIN level, add water

by means of the water inlet.

10

When the set time ends, you will hear a singular sound

going off, and after that, the cooker turns off. The power

indicator goes off to indicate this.

11

In order to end the cooking earlier, set the timer dial to

the OFF position.

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