User manual LAGRANGE HOT-DOG

[. . . ] On/Off switch with indicator light · Power: 370 Watts Cord: The mains cord must be carefully examined before each use. Environmental Protection ­ DIRECTIVE 2002/96/CE To protect the environment and people's health, it is important for everyone, including all suppliers and users, to follow specific guidelines for the disposal of any electrical appliance at the end of its useful life. [. . . ] Make sure you never use or store the appliance outdoors or in the rain: store it in a dry location. In order to avoid having the appliance fall onto the floor , make sure that people cannot accidentally snag the power cable. Never wrap the cord around the appliance, never twist it, and make sure it does not come into contact with the hot parts of the appliance. Do not touch the metal parts of the appliance when it is ope rating because they will be hot. Persons (including children) who are not capable of using the appliance safely, either because of their physical, sensory or mental abilities, or because of their lack of experience or knowledge, may under no circumstances use the appliance without supervision or instructions from a responsible person These appliances are not designed to be activated using an external timer or a separate remote control system. Remove the transparent bowl and fill the water tank up to the maximum level (NB: Do not exceed this level in order to avoid any overflow). ⷠPlace the bowl back on top of the tank and make sure that it is securely fastened in-between its 4 clips. ⷠLift off the cover, put in the number of sausages that you want (1 to 8), and close the cover. ⷠCut the bread (to a maximum length equalling that of the rods) and place it on the stainless steel rods. You can keep them warm inside the bowl or eat them as soon as you want to. [. . . ] WARNING: The temperature of the accessible surfaces may be very hot. Never touch the transparent bowl or the cover when the appliance is operating The heating rods are not handles: never touch these rods when the appliance is operating because their surfaces can be very hot. [. . . ]