Wells BWB-1S User Manual
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C.
REMOVING EXCESS CARBONIZATION
Use this procedure to clean any black residue (carbonization) remaining on the grids
after the daily cleaning. Grids must be cleaned to remove the black residue, then re-seasoned, to
ensure maximum Belgian Waffle Baker performance.
1.
Allow the Belgian Waffle Baker to cool to room temperature.
2.
Liberally apply a commercial carbon cleaning solution to the grids with a new 1” paint brush. Be
extremely careful when applying the carbon cleaning solution on the grid surfaces. DO NOT spill
any carbon cleaning solution or other caustic cleaning product on yourself or on the area in which
you are working.
IMPORTANT: Read and follow all manufacturer’s instructions when using commercial carbon
cleaners. Carbon cleaner can be hazardous. It is the operator’s responsibility to use the product
safely, in the manner directed by the carbon cleaner manufacturer.
3.
Close the upper lid and allow the Waffle Baker to stand for several hours, or overnight, depending
upon the extent of the carbonization.
4.
Thoroughly remove the carbon cleaning solution and black residue using a fiber brush. Wipe down
the grid surfaces carefully and thoroughly with water. It is important that all carbon cleaning solution
is removed.
IMPORTANT: Make certain water and cleaner are not allowed to get into internal parts. The Waffle
Baker will be damaged if internal components are allowed to get wet.
5.
Clean the outside of the Waffle Baker by wiping it down with a clean cloth, warm water and a mild
detergent or soap. NEVER USE AN ABRASIVE CLEANSER.
6.
Dry the Waffle Baker with a clean, dry cloth. Always re-season the grids after de-carbonizing.
CAUTION -
ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD
DO NOT SUBMERGE THE WAFFLE BAKER IN WATER.
If internal components become wet, the operator may suffer electrical shock,
and the Waffle Baker will be damaged.
CHEMICAL BURN HAZARD
CAUTION:
WAFFLE IRON CLEANER CAN CAUSE SERIOUS BURNS
ON CONTACT.
WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND SAFETY GLASSES WHEN
USING WAFFLE IRON CLEANER.
Carefully read and follow directions and warnings on the label.