Operating instructions, Before first use – Kambrook KSG220 User Manual

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Operating Instructions

Before First Use

Before first use remove any packaging

material and promotional labels from

the Sandwich Press.

Wipe the housing and cooking

plates with a damp cloth then dry

thoroughly. Place Sandwich Press on a

dry level surface.
When using the Sandwich Press for

the first time you may notice a fine

smoke haze. This is caused by heating

of some of the components and

will dissipate. There is no need for

concern.

To use the Sandwich Press

1. Ensure the top plate is in the

closed position for more efficient

pre-heating.

2. Unplug the storage clip along the

side arm to unlock the top plate.

3. Insert the power plug into a 230V

or 240V power point and switch

the power on. The red ‘POWER’

light on the Sandwich Press will

illuminate.

4. Allow the Sandwich Press to pre-

heat in the closed position until

the green ‘READY’ light illuminates.

5. During this time, prepare

the sandwiches. Place the

sandwiches to be cooked towards

the rear of the bottom plate.

6. Close the top cooking plate

which has a floating design

to evenly press down on the

sandwiches (see Fig.1).

NOTE: Do not prepare

sandwiches directly onto the

bottom plate during pre-heating

as this will result in uneven

toasting of the bread slices and

heating of the filling.


NOTE: The locking storage

clip should not be used to

clamp down the top plate

when sandwiches are in the

Sandwich Press. The weight

of the top cooking plate will

gradually press down on the

sandwiches during the cooking

process.

Toasting of the bread and heating of

the filling should take approximately

3-6 minutes. Exact toasting time will

be a matter of preference. It will also

depend on the type and thickness of

the bread and fillings used.

NOTE: The green ‘READY’ light

will cycle on and off during the

toasting process indicating

that the correct temperature is

being maintained.

Fig. 1

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