Waffle Iron.

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Waffle Iron

1. Always Preheat before use.

When using the waffle maker always grease the cooking plates with pam, oil, or butter.

The RED light indicates that the plug is connected to the main outlet; it will stay on during preheating.

When the waffle iron is preheated the red light will go off.

Place dough evenly in the CENTER of the bottom plate.

During baking, the red light will come on and off intermittently so that the correct temperature is maintained.

The waffle will be ready in 2 to 4 minutes.

Use a wooden or plastic turner to remove waffle from the baking plate.

When you close the lid after removing baked waffle, the next waffle may be baked in less time because the plate will store heat.

Disconnect the plug from power outlet when not in use.

Cleaning the Waffle Iron Always un plug waffle maker from the power source and wait until it cools down before cleaning.

Dry with a paper towel to absorb excess oil.

Brush crumbs from the grooves, and wipe with damp cloth and mild soap.

Never immerse in water

Avoid using scratching or sharp utensils, as they will scratch the non-stick surface.

Should any filling be difficult to remove, pour a little cooking oil onto the plate and wipe off after 5 mintues when the filling has soften.