All-Clad WD824D51 Gourmet Digital Belgian Waffle Maker with Removable Plates, 4 slice

Owner's Manual - Page 12

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3. Baking time is determined by recipe and browning level. We recommend using Setting 3 for golden brown
waes. When preheating to the suitable temperature and is ready to bake, the READY indicator will light up
accompanied by a beep. (Fig. 7)
a. Lift the lid and add batter. Do not put more than half cup of batter for one wae. (Fig. 8) en close the lid
again to cook. (Fig. 9) Do not lock the safety catches on the sides of the wae maker when cooking. (Fig. 10)
NOTE: ere will be some steam during cooking. is is normal and expected.
4. When your waes are ready, the READY indicator will light up accompanied by a beep again. (Fig. 11)
a. Carefully remove your wae and enjoy.
b. If making more than one wae, once your rst wae is removed – repeat the baking process by adding more
batter (step 3a).
5. At the back of the wae maker there is a batter tray. (Fig. 12) is tray catches any excess batter.
We recommend emptying this tray when the wae maker is cold. Use oven mitts if the tray must be emptied
while the appliance is hot and in use
6. To turn o your wae maker at any time, turn the selector knob to the OFF position.
7. Close the lid. e wae maker will adjust the cooking time based on your selected recipe and shade level. e “COOK”
will be displayed on the LCD, and the PROGRESS INDICATOR will automatically start count down. (Fig.13)
NOTE: e lock should only be used when the wae maker is being stored away, DO NOT use the locking
mechanism during the cooking process.
NOTE: Do not use metal utensils as they can scratch the non-stick surface.
8. To turn o your wae maker at any time, turn the selector knob to the OFF position.
+ TIME
If your wae color is too light, one press of this button adds a little extra cooking time. e “+TIME” will be
displayed on the LCD, keep ashing during cooking. (Fig.13)
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