Livoo DOC204 Manuel utilisateur
Instruction manual
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Reference : DOC204
Version : 1.4
Language : Englis
Stand electrical
barbecue
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You ave purc ased a product LIVOO brand and we t ank you. We take great care in design,
ergonomics and ease of use of our products. We ope t at t is product will give you complete
satisfaction.
T is instruction manual is also available on our website www.livoo.fr
General Safety Instructions
PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE
USING THE APPLIANCE AND SAVE IT FOR ANY FURTHER
NEED.
Incorrect operation or usage is likely to cause damage to
t e appliance and injure t e user. Make sure t at you
follow all safety instructions. Only use t is appliance for
t e purpose for w ic it as been designed; we decline all
responsibility in t e event of damage due to incorrect use
or bad anding.
1. C eck t at your main voltage corresponds to t at
stated on t e appliance.
2. T e safety instructions do not by t emselves eliminate
any danger completely and proper accident prevention
measures must always be used.
3. Never leave t e appliance unsupervised w en in use.
4. Keep t e appliance and its cord out of reac of c ildren
less t an 8 years.
5. C ildren s all not play wit t e appliance.
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6. Cleaning and use maintenance s all not be made by
c ildren unless t ey are older t an 8 year and
supervised.
7. T is appliance can be used by c ildren aged from 8
years and above and persons wit reduced p ysical,
sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and
knowledge if t ey ave been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of t e appliance in a safe
way and understand t e azards involved
8. If t e supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by
t e manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified
persons in order to avoid a azard (*).
9. Do not pass t e cord over objects wit s arp edges and
keep it at a distance from, ot objects and bare flames.
Always pull on t e plug to disconnect it from t e feed
source
10. Make sure t at t e cord or t e extension cable is not at
risk of being pulled inadvertently nor of being topped
over by anyone at t e time of use
11. W en you use an extension cable. make sure t at it is
adapted to t e appliance essential consumption.
Contrary to t is, t e extension cable and/ or t e plug
risks over eating.
12. Only use t e appliance for domestic purposes and in
t e way indicated in t e instructions.
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13. Never immerse t e base of your appliance in water or
any ot er liquid for any reason w atsoever. Never
place it into t e dis was er.
14. In case t e appliance accidentally falls into water
disconnect it immediately. Have it c ecked by an expert
before re-using, if you do not do t is you run t e risk of
electrocution.
15. Never try to open t e casing yourself
16. Do not use t e appliance if your ands are damp if t e
oil is wet, or if t e appliance itself is damp
17. Do not touc t e plug if your ands are damp or wet
18. Never use t e appliance near ot surfaces.
19. Never use accessories t at are not recommended by
t e producer. T ey could constitute a danger to t e
user and risk to damage t e appliance.
20. Never move t e appliance by pulling t e cord. Make
sure t e cord cannot get caug t in any way. Do not
wind t e cord around t e appliance and do not bend it.
21. Place t e device on a flat, stable, eat-resistant surface.
22. Unplug t e appliance w en not in use.
23. It is absolutely necessary to keep t is appliance clean at
all times as it comes into direct contact wit food.
24. Make sure t e appliance is unplugged before inserting,
removing or cleaning one of t e accessories.
25. It is absolutely necessary to remove t e accessories
before cleaning t em.
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26. T e appliance is not intended to be operated by means
of external timer or separate remote control system.
27. Keep t is manual wit t e appliance. If t e appliance is
to be used by a t ird party, t is instruction manual must
be supplied wit it.
28. Never carry t e appliance w ile still ot
29. T is appliance is intended to be used in ouse old and
similar applications suc as:
•staff kitc en areas in s ops, offices and ot er
working environments
•farm ouses
•by clients in otels, motels and ot er
residential type environments
•bed and breakfast type environments
30. Warning: Do not use c arcoal wit t is appliance.
31. Always fill t e grill pan wit water before you switc on
t e appliance. T e water elps to cool down t e grill
pan, reduces t e buildup of smoke, and also facilitates
cleaning.
32. Ensure t at t e water level is kept between t e ‘Min.’
and ‘Max.’ markings at all times during use.
← — —Max. water level indicator
← — —Min. water level indicator
T e water level indicator can be found inside t e tank.
33. T e appliance must not be used wit out water
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34. Regarding t e instructions for cleaning wit food,
t anks to refer to t e below paragrap of t e manual
surfaces in contact.
35. T e appliance is suitable for indoor use
(*)
Competent qualified electrician: after sales department of t e producer or importer or any
person w o is qualified, approved and competent to perform t is kind of repairs in order to avoid
all danger. In any case you s ould return t e appliance to t is electrician.
Special measures
Warning
:
Caution ot surface!
Surfaces are liable to get ot during use.
DO NOT OPERATE this pro uct near water sources or
flammable liqui s.
DO NOT CLEAN OR TOUCH the metals part of this pro uct when
it is still hot
DO NOT USE SHARP OBJECTS
•
Caution: do not, under any circumstances, cover t e grill rack wit aluminous foil, barbecue
dis es or ot er items, as t e resulting build-up of eat could cause irreparable damage to
t e grill.
•
W en grilling food wit a ig fat or moisture content, splas es are not always avoidable.
•
Remember t at t e food wit a ig fat or moisture content may tend to ignite or to splas .
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Always ensure t at t e water level is kept above t e ‘Min.’ mark so add water during t e
eating to keep rig t level and ensure t at it does not come into contact wit t e eating
element.
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Before t e grill is used, always c eck t at t e eating element is correctly fitted in t e grill
pan and safely locked.
•
Do not connect t e grill to mains power until t e grill pan as been filled wit water. T e
tray salvage dealer of fat must be immersed and take care of not pour water on t e eating
element.
•
Use only t e supplied tray salvage dealer of fat .
•
Ensure t at t e grill is not stored outdoors. Or in any ot er location w ere it mig t be
subjected to extremes of temperature or ig umidity.
•
No responsibility will be accepted if damage results from improper use, or if t ese
instructions are not complied wit .
SPECIFICATIONS
AC 220-240V 50-60Hz 2000W
DESCRIPTION & BARBECUE ASSEMBLY
Before using for the first time
•
Remove any packaging materials from t e appliance.
•
Clean t e tank, tray salvage dealer of fat and t e grill pan
•
T e tank must be filled wit water up between MIN and MAX marking, never fill water on t e
•
Heating element, it will damage it. Plug t e appliance.
•Let t e grill eat up for a moment wit out any food, t is will reduce t e smell w en first switc ing on a
new grill (a slig t smell and a little smoke may be emitted-ensure sufficient
ventilation
).
Ensure t at t e grill is placed in a safe and stable position. T e power cord s ould be placed
suitably in order t at no one is likely to trip over it
•
Part no.1&2 are already fixed up
•Heating part No.3 needs to simply place into t e part above.(no screws or nut needed)
•Grill rack no.4 needs to place on t e above of all above unit.
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1. Plastic body
2.
Tray salvage dealer
of fat
3. Plastic cover s eet
4. Heating element
5. Grill rack
Stan Assembly:
A1.short leg
A2.long leg
A3.short metal shelf
A4.long metal shelf
A5.butterfly nut
A6.M5 Screw
Step 1: Insert t e s ort leg into t e long leg, and ensure t e ole on s ort leg can meet wit ole on long
leg to make t e black screw inserting successfully.
Step 2: Put t e s ort metal s elf and long metal s elf on t e two sides of t e pipe’s ole (t e direction for
s ort line of bot metal s elf s all be always onward), and insert t e black screw into oles and finally fixed
wit t e butterflys aped nut, same as above diagram s ows.
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A7. Rubber sockets
A8. Lower grill
Step 3:
Get all four legs fixed as a complete stand, same as t e diagram above.
Step 4:
Insert t e 8pcs of rubber socket into t e ole of stand separately.
Step 5:
Put t e lower grill onto t e stand and put t e table BBQ onto t e stand.
Step 6:
Now you are ready to use t e Barbecue.
USE
1. T e tank must be filled wit water up between MIN and MAX marking, never fill water on
t e eating element, it will damage it. Plug t e appliance.
2. Set t e t ermostat control knob on t e temperature MAX and after 5-10 minutes, eating
element is ready. T e indicator lig t turns on and off during t e eating, t at’s normal.
3. T e water in t e tank will evaporate during use. So you must to fill up water from time to
time. Be careful not to pour water on t e eating element.
4. W en you grilling t e food stuffs, you ave to return t em sometimes wit adapted
accessories and you can c oose t e temperature you want.
5. T e grill can also be used to keep t e food warm: by turning t e t ermostat control knob
back to a lower position
6. W en grilling is finis ed, turn t e t ermostat to “0” (off position) and disconnect t e grill
from t e mains supply socket.
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CLEANING AND STORAGE
Caution:
Do not use wire brus or any abrasive items or liquids to clean t e appliance.
Always remove t e plug from t e socket before cleaning t e barbecue
1.
Ensure t at t e appliance as completely cooled down
2.
T en you s ould remove t ermostat control knob and eating element from t e tank,
never immerse t em in water. Never switc t e eating element on w en it is not placed
onto t e appliance.
3.
Clean t e tank, tray salvage dealer of fat and t e grill pan wit warm soapy water and dry
afterwards.
4.
Use damp clot to clean t e eating element.
5.
Do not use dis was er
Storage
After cleaning, t e grill s ould be stored indoors in a dry location.
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