This document describes the Sencor SBG 6031SS Intelligent Contact Grill, a versatile kitchen appliance designed for household use.
Function Description:
The Sencor SBG 6031SS is an intelligent contact grill primarily used for grilling various types of food. It features both automatic and manual grilling modes, allowing for precise control over the cooking process. The grill is equipped with removable grill plates that have a special non-stick surface coating, enabling healthier cooking with minimal fat or oil. The top grill plate offers three operating positions: tilted down, tilted open vertically, or flush with the bottom grill plate, providing flexibility for different grilling needs and doubling the grilling area when fully open. The appliance includes a control panel with LED indicators for preheating, grill-ready status, and food doneness levels (Rare, Medium, Well Done). It also features a removable drip tray to collect excess fat and juices, contributing to easier cleaning. The grill is designed to automatically detect food thickness in automatic mode (except for "FROZEN FOOD") and adjust grilling time and temperature accordingly. It provides audible and visual signals for different cooking stages and doneness levels.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Rated voltage: 220-240 V
- Rated frequency: 50-60 Hz
- Rated power input: 1800-2100 W
Usage Features:
- Automatic Grilling Mode:
- The grill operates with the top grill plate tilted down.
- Users select a food category (Frozen Food, Bacon, Chicken, Sausage, Steak, Fish, Burger) using dedicated buttons.
- The grill preheats, indicated by a flashing LED.
- Once preheated, the grill signals readiness, and the user places food on the bottom grill plate and closes the top plate.
- The grill automatically detects food thickness (except for "FROZEN FOOD") and adjusts grilling parameters.
- LED indicators show the progress of doneness (Rare, Medium, Well Done), with audible signals for each stage.
- For "FROZEN FOOD," the grill enters a defrosting mode after preheating before switching to stand-by.
- The grill automatically turns off after 10 minutes of inactivity or when the highest doneness level is reached.
- It is recommended to avoid frequent opening of the grill during cooking for optimal results.
- Manual Grilling Mode:
- The top grill plate can be used tilted down, tilted open vertically, or flush with the bottom grill plate.
- Users manually set the grilling mode, and the grill heats to a preset temperature.
- Users must regularly check the food condition and remove it when the desired result is achieved.
- Grill Plate Positions:
- Tilted Down: Standard contact grilling.
- Tilted Open Vertically: For placing food or when using manual mode.
- Flush with Bottom Grill Plate: Achieved by holding down button A9 and tilting the handle A2 until it rests on the tabletop, effectively doubling the grilling area. This position is only recommended when the grill is disconnected and cooled down.
- Food Preparation Tips:
- Cut meat into equally thick slices for optimal results.
- Salt meat after grilling to prevent toughness and drying.
- Pat marinated meat with paper towels to remove excess marinade, as high sugar content can cause burning.
- Avoid puncturing meat to retain juices.
- Ensure chicken and turkey meat are thoroughly cooked.
- Do not use sharp or metal kitchen utensils on the non-stick grill plates.
- Do not use the grill for meat with thick bones.
- Safety Precautions:
- Always ensure the appliance is properly assembled with the drip tray and grill plates installed before connecting to power.
- Do not touch hot surfaces during operation; use the handle to open the grill.
- Keep children away from the appliance and its power cord.
- Do not submerge the appliance or its power cord in water or any other liquid.
- Ensure adequate air circulation around the appliance during operation.
- Do not place food wrapped in aluminum foil or plastic wrap on the grill plates.
- Disconnect from power socket and allow to cool before cleaning, moving, or storing.
- Do not use the appliance if the power cord is damaged.
Maintenance Features:
- Cleaning Grill Plates:
- After each use, allow the grill to cool down.
- Remove the grill plates (A4 and A6) by pressing release buttons (A3 for top, A5 for bottom).
- Clean with kitchen paper towels or a dampened soft cloth. For heavier soiling, use a lightly dampened cloth with a small amount of neutral kitchen detergent, then wipe thoroughly with a clean, damp cloth and dry.
- Grill plates are easier to clean when still lukewarm.
- The grill plates A4 and A6 are fully interchangeable and can be washed in a dishwasher (upper rack).
- Ensure grill plates are completely dry before reattaching to the grill, especially the heating element contacts.
- Cleaning Drip Tray:
- Allow the contents of the removable drip tray (A8) to cool down.
- Carefully remove the drip tray from the base unit (A10).
- Empty contents and wash in warm water with neutral kitchen detergent, rinse with clean water, dry, and replace.
- The drip tray can also be washed in a dishwasher (upper rack).
- Cleaning Outer Surface:
- Use a dry or slightly dampened cloth, then wipe thoroughly dry.
- Do not use steel wool, abrasive cleaning products, petrol, or submerge the grill in water.
- Storage:
- Close the cleaned grill and wind the power cord into the compartment on the underside of the base (A10).
- Store horizontally in a dry, clean location, out of reach of children. Avoid vertical storage to prevent falling and damage.
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