User manual LAGRANGE 489001

[. . . ] Cable______________________________________ The power cable must be carefully examined before any use. The cord must , its after sales service or a person be replaced only by qualified and authorised by . This appliance is compliant with the 2006/95/CE, 2004/108/CE, DEEE 2002/96/CE, RoHs 2002/95/CE directives and the CE food contact regulations 1935/2004. Environment_______________________________ Protection of the environment - DIRECTIVE 2002/96/CE In order to preserve our environment and health, the elimination of electrical appliances at the end of their service life must be done according to very specific rules and this requires the involvement of the supplier as well as the user. [. . . ] When the appliance is turned on, the “small size ice cube” indicator lamp flashes. 41 When there isn’t enough water in the tank to carry out an additional cycle, the indicator lamp turns red. If water is added in the tank, the indicator lamp goes off and the appliance restarts. Step 2: Filling the tank PRODUCTION OF ICE CUBES_ __________________ _ Step 1: Preparing the appliance Always keep the appliance on a flat, dry and unobstructed surface (leave a space of 15 cm around the appliance). Remove the ice-tray as well as the cord and the measuring jug if they are stored inside. Using the measuring jug, fill the tank without exceeding the maximum level indicated by the arrows and the “FULL” marking. Select the size of ice-cubes  (small, medium or large) by successively pressing the SELECTION button. 42 Step 4: Removing the ice-cubes After about 1h30 of production, the tray is filled with ice-cubes. The “tray full” indicator lamp then turns red and the appliance stops the production. The ice-cubes are kept cool in the appliance but will nevertheless start melting. Therefore, empty the ice-tray quickly, either to use the ice-cubes immediately, or to refrigerate them in the freezer before the next use. Step 5: Continuing production If you wish to have a larger quantity of ice-cubes, and therefore continue the production of ice cubes, re-insert the empty tray. The “tray full” indicator lamp goes off and the production restarts. Step 6: Depletion of water in the tank After about 2h to 2h 30 of use (depending on the ice cube size selected), the appliance would have exhausted the water in the tank. The “lack of water” indicator lamp turns red as there is no longer sufficient water to restart a cycle. If you wish to have a larger quantity of ice-cubes, and therefore continue the production of ice cubes, remove the tray and fill the tank with water without exceeding the maximum level. The “lack of water” indicator lamp goes off and the production restarts. Step 7: Stopping production When the quantity of ice-cubes obtained is sufficient, the production may be stopped by pressing the STOP button. Step 8: Draining the appliance If there is any water left in the appliance once the production is over, it may be drained. Turn it around so that it stands on three legs and the drainage button is accessible. When the water stops flowing, replace the seal, then the plug and push the appliance back on the counter before putting it away. 43 Indication of approximate production times and quantities obtained Size of ice-cubes Small Medium Large Production duration 1h30 1h30 1h15 Number of ice-cubes 90 80 50 MAINTENANCE_______________________________ Caution: Never dip the base of the appliance or the plug in water. [. . . ] A  erate the appliance without the tray after use so that it dries inside. D  isconnect the cord, fold it up, and place it in the dry measuring jug. P  lace the measuring jug in the ice-tray and re-insert the latter in the appliance. guarantee conditions_____________________ Your appliance is guaranteed for 2 years. [. . . ]