Talsa-BELL Electric Cooker REA725

Warning: Always disconnect the cooker from the power supply before performing any maintenance.

Clean any lime scale or other residue that accumulate on the water intakes and drains as well as on the silicone gasket.

Immediately replace any damaged pipes, hoses or cables with others of the same specifications from your local dealer.

In time it may be necessary to replace a heating element. This requires unscrewing the heating element from its socket in the thermal fluid bath and, if done improperly, will allow the thermal fluid to spill out.

Before removing the heating element either tip the cooker so that thermal fluid settles away from the heating element socket.

Sign off on the electric cooker maintenance

The cooker must be cleaned daily before and after use. Given the accessibility of all its components, the cooker is easily cleaned with warm water and a mild degreaser.

To clean the machine manually, always use appropriate protection (latex gloves, plastic apron, etc.).

Before cleaning the cooker, always shut off electricity to the cooker by deactivating the main switch.

Be sure to thoroughly clean those areas where food fragments are more likely to accumulate such as the temperature probe, the lid’s silicone gasket and the easily disassembled drain tap.

Do not clean the cooker while it is still hot. Not only to avoid the risk of being burned, but also because the sudden change of temperature when a hot surface comes in contact with cold water could affect the cooker’s structure.

IMPORTANT! Never use jets of pressurized water or steam to clean the cooker since this may allow water into the cooker and cause damage, especially to the electrical components.

Always rinse thoroughly and dry the cooker completely after using detergents and disinfectants to prevent the appearance of surface rust.

It is uncommon, but possible, that small traces of rust or oxidation points may be observed on the stainless steel. This may be due to: