User manual WMF 04.1514.0011

[. . . ] Therefore, carefully read the instructions for use before operating the appliance. They contain instructions for using, cleaning and caring for the appliance. We accept no liability for any damage caused if the instructions in this manual are not followed. Keep this instruction manual in a safe place and pass it on to any subsequent user together with the appliance. [. . . ] Fruit must first be cut into pieces before being placed into the baking pan. * All liquid ingredients must be poured into the baking pan first to ensure the best results. The water temperature is especially important here as it influences the cooking process. *** It is recommended that you use a separate baking pan for the preparation of preserves. Before using for the first time When unpacking the appliance check that all parts have been included and are undamaged. Clean all removable parts before use as described in the chapter on "Cleaning and Care". Because smoke may form when the appliance is heated up for the first time, we recommend Operating the appliance once with an empty baking pan in place (without dough hook) on the baking programme (no. Allow the bread maker to cool down and clean it again as described in the "Cleaning and Care" chapter. Open the lid of the KULT X bread maker and remove the baking pan by turning To prevent the dough from sticking in the space between the dough hook And the baking pan we recommend coating the hole of the dough hook with Place the dough hook on the drive shaft of the baking pan with the broad side Then add all the required ingredients to the baking pan as per the recipe. Note: Note that if you use too much flour the dough can overflow and Burn onto the pan. Place the baking pan in the bread maker and lock it in place by turning it Close the lid of the bread maker. Additional information on the individual programmes can be found on Page Use the browning level button To select the required browning level Use the bread size button to select the required bread size (450 g or 750 g). 4), you do not have to select the bread The timer can be programmed using the ­ and + buttons (further information This step can be skipped if the Once you have entered the required settings, click on the Start/Stop button Baking time is finished as this has a negative effect on the baking result. During the second kneading process you will hear a repeated beeping tone, Close the lid again immediately afterwards to obtain a good baking A repeated beeping tone will sound when the baking process is finished. Can take the bread out straight away and end the baking process by holding Use a pan holder to remove the baking pan and gently twist the pan anti- Tilt the baking pan so that the bread can fall out onto a cake rack If the dough hook does not automatically come loose you can use the hook To do this, insert it into the opening of the dough hook And connect it to the underside of the dough hook. Now carefully pull the Leave the bread on the cake rack for about an hour to cool down before cutting it, unless indicated otherwise in the recipe. If you do not want to start the baking process straight away you can use the timer function. You can set the time when you want your bread to finish baking in 10-minute increments by using the ­ and + buttons, and the baking time is taken into account. Note: This function is not available with the following programmes: ultra-fast programme, preserves and baking. Note: Do not use any perishable foodstuffs such as eggs or fresh milk when using the timer function. After the baking time has finished, the 60-minute keep-warm period starts automatically. If the power supply is temporarily interrupted during the baking process, the process will automatically Longer than 10 minutes, you must restart the bread maker. [. . . ] If a 13 A (BS 1363) plug is used it must be fitted with a 3 A fuse conforming If any other type of plug is used, the Appliance must be protected by a 5 A fuse either in the plug or adapter or at Never use the plug without closing the fuse cover. The device complies with the European Directives 2014/35/EG, 2014/30/EG and 2009/125/EG. At the end of its service life, this product may not be disposed of in the normal household waste, but rather must be disposed of at a collection point for recycling electrical and electronic devices. You make an important contribution to protecting our environment by reusing, recycling or utilising old devices in other ways. [. . . ]