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Avantco ICBTM20 - Operation; Operating Instructions; Cleaning Procedures; Incompatible Cookware

Avantco ICBTM20
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User Manual
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Operation
Place suitable cookware on cooker and connect the power cord. After cooker is connected, the Power Light will
appear indicating that the unit is connected properly.
Press the ON/OFF switch and the Heating Light will appear, indicating that the induction cooker is heating at the
default power of 1000W or 200
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F.
Select button is used to toggle between temperature and power level when making adjustments.
• Adjust the power level from up or down by using or .
• If no cookware is placed on cooking surface within 1 minute, the cooker will automatically shut off for safety purposes.
• Adjust the temperature from 140
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F to 460
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F by using or .
Adjust the time from 0 minutes to 170 minutes by using < or > buttons. The time is adjustable in 5 minute increments.
Once the desired time is chosen, hit Select and the timer will begin counting down.
Pressing the ON/OFF button during operation will cause the cooker to shut off immediately. After use, the fan will cool
down the induction cooker for one minute and then automatically shut off.
After pressing ON/OFF, cooker will shut off automatically after 2 hours of continuous use for safety purposes.
To continue cooking, simply restart cooker. If cooker has not been unplugged, it will resume operation at the
previous settings.
Cleaning
• Unlplug unit and wait until the cooker is cooled down completely.
• Clean cooker after each use.
• Do not use benzine, thinner, scrubbing brushes or polishing powder to clean your cooker.
• Wipe cooker clean using dish washing agent and a damp cloth.
• Use a vacuum cleaner to clean dirt from the air intake and exhause vents.
• Never run water over or submerge cooker.
Do not use the following cookware with your induction cooker.
• Heat -resistant glass.
• Ceramic containers.
• Aluminum or copper pans/pots.
• Rounded-bottom pans/pots with bottom measuring less than 5".