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George Foreman 28000-56 - User Manual

George Foreman 28000-56
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Summary

Important Safeguards

Child Safety

Keep the appliance and cable away from children under 8.

Electrical Safety

Do not connect the appliance using a timer or remote control system.

Hot Surfaces Warning

Appliance surfaces become hot during use.

Damaged Cable Handling

Return the appliance if the cable is damaged to prevent hazards.

Water Proximity Warning

Avoid using the appliance near water sources like bathtubs or showers.

Material Wrapping Hazard

Do not wrap food in plastic or foil to prevent damage and fire hazards.

Intended Use Only

Use the grill only for cooking food and no other purposes.

Damaged Appliance Warning

Do not operate the grill if it is damaged or not functioning correctly.

Before First Use

Initial Plate Cleaning

Wipe the grill plates with a damp cloth before first use.

Initial Smoking Phenomenon

Initial smoking is normal and will cease shortly.

Using Your Grill

Grill Placement

Place the grill on a stable, level, heat-resistant surface.

Drip Tray Installation

Insert the drip tray fully to collect cooking juices and fats.

Power Connection

Connect the appliance plug into the power socket.

Switch Activation

Turn the switch to the 'I' position to operate the grill.

Temperature Indication

The thermostat light indicates the correct cooking temperature has been reached.

Thermostat Operation

The thermostat light cycles to maintain the set temperature.

Food Placement and Closing

Open the grill, place food on the bottom plate, and close the grill.

Turning Off and Unplugging

Turn the switch to 'O' and unplug the grill after cooking.

Cooking Verification

Verify food is cooked; cook longer if unsure.

Cooking Tips

Proper Food Cooking

Cook meat, poultry, fish until juices run clear or flesh is opaque.

Tool Usage for Food Removal

Use wooden or plastic tools to remove cooked food.

Hinge Articulation

Hinge design accommodates thick or oddly shaped foods.

Plate Parallelism

Ensure grill plates are parallel for even cooking.

Fitting the Plates

Plate Installation

Fit one plate at a time by inserting tabs into slots and pressing edge.

Non-stick Surface Wear

Cosmetic wear on non-stick surfaces at contact points does not affect operation.

Care and Maintenance

Cleaning Procedures

Unplug, cool down, and wipe surfaces with a damp cloth.

Stubborn Stain Removal

Use a paper towel moistened with cooking oil for stubborn stains.

Drip Tray Washing

Wash the drip tray in soapy water or dishwasher.

Prohibited Cleaning Tools

Do not use scourers, wire wool, or soap pads for cleaning.

Storing the Grill

Vertical Storage

The unit can be stored vertically on its hinged side.

Recycling Information

Waste Disposal Guidelines

Dispose of electrical products and batteries at appropriate recycling points.

Cooking Times and Food Safety

Meat Cooking Guidelines

Provides cooking times for various meats like steak, chicken, pork, burgers, and bacon.

Fish Cooking Guidelines

Provides cooking times for various fish types like salmon, prawns, and flatfish.

Vegetable Cooking Guidelines

Provides cooking times for vegetables like peppers, aubergine, and courgette.

Other Food Cooking

Provides cooking times for other items like haloumi.

Frozen Food Cooking Adjustment

Adds time for cooking frozen foods.

Food Doneness Check

Check food is cooked through before serving, cook more if in doubt.

George Foreman 28000-56 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandGeorge Foreman
Model28000-56
CategoryGrill
LanguageEnglish

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