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Special hints for the Teppan Yaki
• During operation, noises can be caused
by the grill expanding. This is not a de-
fect in the cooking surface and its way of
operating is not affected in any way by
this.
• If the grill is used frequently, a slight de-
pression may form in the middle of the
cooking surface where the two zones
meet. This is not a defect in the cooking
surface and its way of operating is not
affected in any way by this. Therefore:
– Do not place pots and pans over the
transition between the two zones, as
the depression can cause them to
wobble.
– Frying on the transition between the
zones can result in uneven browning
(e. g. with pancakes).
Description of the Appliance
The most important features of
your appliance
• The cooking surface is 11 mm thick. It is
made of two layers of stainless steel
with a layer of aluminium between them.
The cooking surface stores thermal en-
ergy well. This storing of thermal energy
prevents the temperature of the cooking
surface sinking rapidly, for example,
when preparing meat taken from the
fridge.
• The cooking surface is divided into two
separately controlled grilling zones of
the same size (see “Teppan Yaki lay-
out”).
• The groove around the edge fulfils three
important functions:
– It reduces the temperature on the
mounting surface to such a degree
that the cooking surface can be in-
stalled into different types of kitchen
worktops.
– The indentation of the groove takes
up some of the expansion of the heat-
ed cooking surface.
– Smaller food residues and liquids can
simply be pushed into the groove and
effortlessly removed.
• The desired temperature can be kept
constant by the thermostat with a read-
able temperature setting. This prevents
the food being overheated and makes
possible low-fat methods of cooking
that retain nutrients.
• The foods are prepared (heated) directly
on the cooking surface, with or without
fat. There is also the option of cooking
with pots or pans.
• The heating up time, e.g. to 180 °C, is
approx. 4 minutes. The cooling down
time, e.g. from 180 °C to 100 °C, is ap-
prox. 25 minutes, or to 60 °C approx.
60 minutes.
• The cooking surface must always be
preheated.
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