Elta CF100 User Manual
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INSTR
UCTION MANU
AL
CF1
00
ST
AINLESS STEEL C
HOCOL
A
TE F
OUNT
AIN
Dear Cus
tomer
,
Please read these Operating Ins
tr
uctions through carefull
y bef
ore connecting y
o
ur device t
o
the mains, in
order t
o
avoid damage due t
o
incor
rect use. Please pa
y par
ticular att
ention t
o
the saf
ety inf
or
mation. If y
o
u
pass the device on t
o
a third par
ty
, these Operating Ins
tr
uctions mus
t also be handed over
.
COMPONENTS
1
.
F
ountain cap
2.
Hole
3.
Tr
anspor
t spindle
4.
Retaining pivot
5.
Mot
or wave
6.
P
o
wer cable with power plug
7.
Tu
rn
switch
0/I/II
8.
Control light
9.
Height-adjus
table s
tand
1
0
.
Bow
l
SAFET
Y INF
ORMA
TION
•
W
rong operation and improper handling can cause problems with the appliance and injur
y t
o
the user
.
•
The unit ma
y be used onl
y f
or the int
ended pur
poses. N
o
liability is accept
ed f
or damages ar
ising from
improper use or faulty handling.
•
Bef
ore connecting t
o
the mains, please check whether the type of suppl
y and the mains voltage match
with the details given on the nameplat
e on the appliance.
•
Do not immer
se the appliance and mains plug in wat
er or other fluids. Should the appliance s
till fall in
wat
er some time, pull out the power plug immediat
el
y and have the appliance check
ed b
y an e
xper
t bef
ore
using it again. There is danger t
o
lif
e from electr
ical shock!
•
Do not tr
y t
o
open the housing y
our
self! Do not introduce an
y kind of objects int
o the housing.
•
Do not use the appliance with wet hands, on mois
t floor or when the ambience is humid.
•
Do not hold the mains plug with wet or mois
t hands.
•
Check the mains plug and mains adapt
er regular
ly
f
or damages. In case of damages, have the power cord
and mains plug changed b
y the manufacturer
, or a qualified e
xper
t, in order t
o
avoid danger
.
•
Do not operat
e the appliance, if power cable or the mains
plug shows damage or the unit falls t
o
the floor
or has been damaged other
wise. In such cases, br
ing the unit t
o
the wor
kshop f
or checking and repair
s, if
necessar
y.
•
Do not ever tr
y t
o
repair the unit y
our
sel
ves. There is danger from electr
ical shock!
•
Do not let the power cord hang over shar
p edges and k
eep it awa
y from hot objects and open flames. Pull
the plug itself t
o
remove it from the plug sock
et.
•
Ins
tallation of a spik
e prot
ect
or will of
fer additional prot
ection with a nominal tr
igger cur
rent of not more
than 30 mA in the house ins
tallation. Please consult y
our ins
talling electr
ician
•
The cable as well an
y e
xtension cable required should be laid such that there will not be an
y r
isk of an
yone
pulling it inadver
tentl
y or tr
ipping over it.
•
If a long e
xtension cable is used, it mus
t be suitable f
or the power suppl
y in ques
tion. Other
wise it causes
over
heating of the cable and/ or plug.
•
Set the unit on a r
igid, flat and heat-proof sur
face,
not near open flames (such as gas oven) and operat
e it
out of reach of children.
•
This appliance is suitable neither f
or commer
cial use nor f
or use outdoor
s.
•
Children cannot sense the danger
s caused b
y improper handling of electr
ical devices.
•
Do not, theref
ore, let children use household devices, e
xcept under super
vision.
•
Pull out the plug out of the sock
et, when the appliance is not in use and also bef
ore cleaning.
•
Caution! The appliance is on power so long as it is connect
ed t
o
the power cir
cuit.
•
Switch of
f the unit bef
ore pulling out the mains plug.
•
Use onl
y spare par
ts from the manufacturer or his local dealer
.
•
N
ever car
ry
the unit b
y its power cord.
•
Do not remove individual housing components.
SPECIAL SAFET
Y AD
VICE
•
Danger of fire!
Par
ts of the appliance will become hot dur
ing operation; theref
ore do not move the appliance while
operating.
•
Do not leave the appliance unatt
ended when it is tur
ned on.
•
The appliance ma
y onl
y be used f
or chocolat
e.
•
D
ur
ing operation, the power cable ma
y not come in contact with hot par
ts of the appliance.
BEF
ORE INITIAL USA
G
E
•
R
emove all pack
aging mat
er
ial.
•
Clean and dr
y the appliance as descr
ibed under
Cleaning and Care
.
USA
G
E
Prepar
ation
•
Place the appliance on an even sur
face.
•
The chocolat
e f
ountain mus
t remain hor
izontal, t
o
ensure a nice flow of chocolat
e.
To
balance the eventual unevenness, the s
tand (9) can be unscrewed.
•
Place the f
ountain cap (1) on the bow
l in such a wa
y that the three pivots (4) fit int
o the cor
responding
holes (2).
•
Place the transpor
t spindle from above through the
opening of the f
ountain cap (1), so that the mot
or wave
(5) reaches the transpor
t spindle.
•
Connect the power plug t
o
an outlet.
To
war
m
up the appliance (about 3-5 minut
es), tur
n the tur
n switch
0/I/II
(7) t
o
position I.
The control light (8) will light up.
Prepar
ation of chocolat
e
•
A
n
y kind of chocolat
e can be used.
However
, it is easies
t t
o
use baking chocolat
e or melting chocolat
e.
In the case that nor
mal bar
-chocolat
e is used, oil (e.g. sunflower oil) mus
t be added t
o
achieve the
appropr
iat
e viscosity of the chocolat
e.
•
B
reak the chocolat
e which will be used, about 500 g, int
o small pieces, and melt it in a designat
ed
container in the microwave or on s
tovet
op.
N
e
xt, add oil so that the appropr
iat
e viscosity is reached.
The chocolat
e should flow easil
y from a spoon.
As a point of ref
e
rence, about ? cup of oil is needed f
or 3 cups of chocolat
e.
•
D
ur
ing preparation, s
tir the chocolat
e f
or 30 seconds, until it is complet
el
y liquidities.
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