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USER MANUAL Volcano 3 Ritter
Operating instructions | Toaster
SYMBOLERKLÄRUNG Symbol Erklärung CE-Kennzeichnung: Das Produkt ist konform mit den geltenden Anforderungen der Europäischen Union. Das Produkt wurde nach dem 13. August 2005 in Verkehr gebracht. Es darf nicht über den normalen Hausmüll entsorgt werden. Das Symbol der durchgestrichenen Mülltonne weist auf die Notwendigkeit der getrennten Sammlung hin. Für den Kontakt mit Lebensmitteln geeignet9 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS To avoid personal injury or damage to the toaster, please observe the following safety instructions: – The toaster is to be used for domestic purposes only and must not be used commercially. – Never set the appliance down on hot surfaces or close to a naked ame. – Use the accessories included in the delivery specication only. – Use suitable extension cables only. – Do not bend the power cord. Never wrap the cable around the appliance. – Route the power cord so that it does not come into con- tact with hot or sharp-edged objects. – Only start to use the toaster after it has been securely set up. – The appliance may be used by children over 8 years of age as well as by persons with reduced physical, sensory or intellectual capabilities or persons lacking in relevant experience and/or knowledge provided that they do so under supervision or have been instructed in the safe use of the appliance and understand the potential risks associated with its use. – Do not allow children to play with the appliance. – Keep the appliance and its connection cable out of reach of children under the age of 8. – Children must not be permit- ted to clean or perform user maintenance on the appliance unless they are over 8 years of age and supervised. – Always disconnect the appli- ance from the mains whenever it is to be left unsupervised and prior to cleaning. – The toaster must not be oper- ated using a timer or tele- control system. – Only connect the toaster to a suitable voltage source that conforms with the specica- tions on the type label. – Never leave the toaster unat- tended while it is operating. English10 Risk of electric shock – Always remove the power plug from the socket in the event of a malfunction, before cleaning and when the toaster is not in use. When doing so, pull on the plug and not on the cable. – Never immerse the toaster in water. Never expose the toaster to rain or any other form of moisture. If the toaster falls into water, unplug the cable from the mains socket before removing the toaster from the water. Have the toaster inspected at an author- ized service location before using it again. – Always ensure that your hands are completely dry before using the toaster. Do not use the toaster if it is wet or damp or while you are standing on a damp surface. Do not use the toaster outdoors. – Stop using the appliance immediately if any parts are damaged and contact the ritter after-sales service. – If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, the manufac- turer's after-sales service or a similarly qualied person to eliminate risk of personal injury. – The heating wires are sup- plied with mains power dur- ing operation. Therefore, you should never place any metal objects in the toaster. Risk of burns – The outer surfaces of the toaster may become very hot while the toaster is in operation. Always allow the toaster to cool down a little before touching it (e.g. prior to cleaning). – The bread and roll rack may become very hot. Always use the slide bar to raise or col- lapse the bread and roll rack. – Freshly toasted or warmed-up bread can be very hot. You should therefore only remove the bread from the toaster when it has cooled down slightly. English11 Risk of re Bread can burn. It is therefore not inconceivable that bread may catch re while the toaster is operating. Please observe the following re safety instructions: – Do not operate the toaster near or below ammable material such as curtains. – Never cover the toasting slot while the toaster is in use. – Never use this appliance to toast dried breads such as crisp bread, melba toast etc. – Never use the toaster to toast bread covered in any kind of coating. – Never place bread rolls directly over the toasting slot. Always place bread rolls on the bread and roll rack provided. – Allow the toaster at least 30 seconds to cool down after each use. – Empty the crumb tray after each use. English12 Unfold the graphics in the front of the book. Please read these instructions thoroughly before you start to use the toaster. Keep these operating instructions in a safe place and ensure that they are included with the toaster if passing it on to a third party. Alternatively, the current oper- ating instructions are available at www.ritterwerk.de. INTENDED USE This toaster is intended to be used exclusively for the toast- ing of sliced bread and bread rolls that are suitable for toast- ing in a domestic setting and on a domestic scale. The toaster is suitable for contact with foodstus. If the appliance is used for a purpose other than this, or if it is operated incorrectly, severe injuries may occur or the toaster may be damaged. All warranty and liability claims will be rendered null and void in this case. FUNCTIONS The toaster includes an auto- centring function. Toasting The toasting function allows you to toast bread to your desired toasting degree. Reheating The reheating function allows you to reheat cold bread that has already been toasted. The reheating process takes approximately 30 seconds. Defrosting The defrost function allows you to thaw frozen slices of bread and toast them to the desired degree in a single process. Warming-up The integrated bread and roll rack allows you to warm up bread rolls for an oven-fresh taste. LED DISPLAY The LED display provides information about the function that is currently in use: Toasting When you begin toasting, the LED indicators light up to indicate the toasting degree selected. You can congure nine dierent toasting degrees. As toasting progresses, the LED indicators switch o one by one to allow you to estimate the remaining toasting time. Reheating The LED indicators light up and switch o one by one when the reheating process is completed. Defrosting During defrosting, the LED indicators ash to indicate the toasting degree selected. The indicators do not switch o until the bread has been fully defrosted and toasted. Warming-up When the warming-up process begins, the LED indicators light up to indicate the toasting degree selected. As warming- up progresses, the LED indicators switch o one by one to allow you to estimate how much warming-up time remains.
FIRST TIME Preparation
- Clean the toaster before allowing it to come into contact with any food (see CLEANING).
- Set the toaster down on a at, non-skid surface close to a mains socket.
- Plug the power plug (7) into the socket.
- Set the toaster to "Toast" three times without inserting any bread into the toasting slot (see USING THE APPLIANCE).
- Ensure that there is sucient ventilation in the room (e.g. by opening a window).
- Ensure that the crumb tray (8) is in its designated slot. The toaster is designed so that regular bread that is suitable for toasting will turn golden brown when a medium toasting degree is selected. Toasting to golden brown brings out the taste of the bread perfectly. The result of toasting may dier depending on the type and freshness of the bread. Note: Consuming bread that has been toasted to an excessive degree may be harmful to health. English13 Toasting
- Place the bread in the toast- ing slot (4).
- Push the power sliding switch (3) downwards until it locks into place.
- Use the buttons for setting the toasting degree (1.4/1.5) to select the desired degree of browning if required. Toasting then begins. After the set toasting time has elapsed, toasting stops. Reheating
- Place the bread you want to reheat in the toasting slot (4).
- Push the power sliding switch (3) downwards until it locks into place.
- Press the Reheat button (1.2). The bread takes approx. 30 seconds to reheat. Defrosting
- Place the bread you want to defrost in the toasting slot (4).
- Push the power sliding switch (3) downwards until it locks into place.
- Press the Defrost but- ton (1.3) and then use the buttons for setting the toasting degree (1.4/1.5) to select the desired degree of browning if required. The defrosting and toasting process then begins. The bread is rst defrosted and then toasted to the selected toasting degree. After the set toasting time has elapsed, toasting stops automatically. Warming-up
- Raise the bread and roll rack (5).
- Place the bread you want to warm up on the bread and roll rack.
- Push the power sliding switch (3) downwards until it locks into place.
- Use the buttons for setting the toasting degree (1.4/1.5) to select the desired degree of browning if required. Interrupting operation
- Press the Stop button (1.1) to interrupt operation of the appliance at any stage.
- After you press the Stop but- ton, the toasting degree is reset to the default settings.
BECOMES JAMMED If the item you are toasting gets jammed in the toasting slot, the toaster switches o after the set toasting degree is complete.
- You then need to pull the power plug (7) out of the socket.
- Carefully try to loosen the bread and remove it from the toaster in one piece (e.g. using a small wooden implement).
TRAY You should ideally empty the crumb tray (8) after each use to prevent breadcrumbs from carbonizing or becoming baked onto the toaster (see CLEANING section). CLEANING Clean the toaster after each use to prevent the accumula- tion of food residue. WARNING, risk of electric shock: Always unplug the appli- ance from the mains before cleaning. CAUTION, risk of burns: Always allow the toaster to cool down before cleaning.
- Remove the crumb tray (8) from the appliance and remove any crumbs.
- Clean and dry the crumb tray manually (NOT in the dishwasher).
- Wipe down the external housing parts with a damp cloth. CAUTION, risk of damage to the toaster: – Do not use any abrasive cleaners, sponges with rough surfaces or hard brushes to clean the appliance. – Never clean the interior of the toasting slot. English14 DISPOSAL At the end of its service life this product must not be disposed of as part of normal domestic waste. It must be taken to a dedicated collection point for recycling electrical and electronic devices. This is indicated by the symbol on the product, the operating instructions or the packaging. The materials can be used again in accordance with their identication. The re-use, material-sensitive recycling or other forms of recycling of old appliances enables you to make a vital contribution to protecting our environment. Please consult with the disposal oce at your local authority. REACH DIRECTIVE See www.ritterwerk.de
SERVICE, REPAIRS AND
SPARE PARTS Please contact your local after-sales service for service, repairs and spare parts. See www.ritterwerk.de TECHNICAL DATA The appliance complies with the CE specications. Mains voltage/power consump- tion: Refer to the type label on the underside of the appliance. Safety class: 1 WARRANTY This ritter toaster comes with a 2-year manufacturer's warranty, calculated from the date of pur- chase and in accordance with EU warranty directives. Your legal warranty claims accord- ing to § 437 . BGB (German Civil Code) remain unaf- fected by this regulation. The manufacturer warranty applies to all devices sold within the European Union. For details of the warranty conditions, see www.ritterwerk.de/warranty. For any warranty claims or for cus- tomer service, the toaster must always be sent to the customer service centre in your country. English
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS
Symbol Explanation CE marking: The product complies with the applicable requirements of the European Union. The product was put on the market after 13 August 2005. It must not be disposed of as normal domestic waste. The crossed-out wheelie bin symbol indicates that sepa- rate collection is required. Suitable for contact with foodstus15
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