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Egg Bite Maker Instruction Manual | Recipe Guide Egg Bite Maker re cipes insi de! #DBBM400 Egg bite maker Instruction Manual | Recipe Guide egg bite maker Important Safeguards ...................................................................4-8 Parts & Features ................................................................................9 Using Your Egg Bite Cooker ................................................... 10-14 Tips & Tricks ....................................................................................15 Cleaning & Maintenance ..............................................................16 Troubleshooting .............................................................................17 Recipes ...................................................................................... 19-33 Customer Support .........................................................................34 Warranty ..........................................................................................35 sh team! da the IMPORTANTSection Title SAFEGUARDS IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS their safety. cord should be at least as great IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS: PLEASE • Always be sure to unplug the appliance as the electrical rating of the from the outlet prior to moving, cleaning, appliance. The extension cord storage, and when not in use. should be arranged so that it will READ AND SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION not drape over the countertop or • StoreBound shall not accept liability for tabletop where it can be pulled AND CARE MANUAL. damages caused by improper use of the on by children or tripped over appliance. unintentionally. If the appliance When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should be followed, including: • Improper use of the appliance can result is of the grounded type, the cord • Read all instructions. authorized service facility for examination, in property damage or personal injury. set or extension cord should be a grounding-type 3-wire cord. • Remove all bags and packaging repair, or adjustment. • This appliance has a polarized plug (one from appliance before use. • For maintenance excluding cleaning, blade is wider than the other). To reduce • To avoid burns, use extreme caution the risk of electric shock, this plug will when removing accessories. • Do not use appliance outdoors or please contact StoreBound directly for commercial purposes. at 1-800-898-6970 from 7AM-7PM PT fit in a polarized outlet only one way. If • When not in use, always unplug Monday-Friday or by email at support@ the plug does not completely fit in the the unit. Do not store any materials • Never leave appliance storebound.com. outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not other than manufacturer’s unattended when in use. fit, contact a qualified electrician. Do not • Do not place appliance on or near a hot recommended accessories in this • Only use the appliance on a gas burner, hot electric burner, or in attempt to modify the plug in any way. appliance. stable, dry surface. a heated oven. Extreme caution must • Turn the appliance off, then unplug • Do not allow the appliance to be • Make sure the appliance is be used when moving an appliance from the outlet when not in use, before covered by or touch flammable cleaned thoroughly before using. containing hot oil or other hot liquids. assembling or disassembling parts and materials such as curtains, draperies To disconnect, remove plug from wall before cleaning. To unplug, grasp the or walls, when in operation. Do • Do not use appliance for other outlet. Do not use appliance for other than plug and pull from the outlet. Never pull not store any items on top of the than its intended use. For from the power cord. household use only. Do not use intended use. appliance when in operation. Do outdoors. • Refrain from using attachments that are • A short power supply cord is to be not operate under wall cabinets. not recommended by the appliance provided to reduce the risk resulting • Do not clean with metal scouring • Close supervision is necessary manufacturer, as this may result in fire, from becoming entangled in or tripping pads. when any appliance is used by or electric shock, or personal injury. over a longer cord. An extension cord near children. Children should be may be used if care is exercised in its • Do not attempt to dislodge food supervised to ensure that they do • Do not let the cord touch hot surfaces or use. If an extension cord is used, the when the appliance is plugged into not play with the appliance. hang over the edges of tables or counters. marked electrical rating of the extension electrical outlet. • Do not operate this appliance • This appliance is not intended for use by with a damaged cord, damaged persons (including children) with reduced plug, after the appliance physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS: PLEASE malfunctions, is dropped, or lack of experience and knowledge or damaged in any manner. unless they are provided with supervision READ AND SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION Return appliance to the nearest and instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for ∙ 4 ∙ AND CARE MANUAL. ∙ 5 ∙ garanties importantes garanties importantes de la prise murale. N’utilisez pas cet • Cet appareil est doté d’une fiche GARANTIES IMPORTANTES: appareil pour un usage autre que polarisée (une lame est plus celui prévu. large que l’autre). Pour réduire VEUILLEZ LIRE ATTENTIVEMENT CE • Évitez d’utiliser des accessoires les risques d’électrocution, cette qui ne sont pas recommandés par fiche ne peut être insérée dans une MANUEL AVANT D’UTILISER L’APPAREIL. le fabricant de l’appareil car cela prise polarisée. Si la fiche n’entre pourrait provoquer un incendie, un pas complètement dans la prise, Lors de l’utilisation d’appareils électriques, des précautions élémentaires choc électrique ou des blessures. inversez-la. Si le problème persiste, de sécurité doivent être respectées, notamment: contactez un électricien qualifié. • Ne laissez pas le cordon toucher des N’essayez pas de modifier la fiche surfaces chaudes ou pendre des de quelque manière que ce soit. • Lisez toutes les instructions. • Ne pas utiliser cet appareil avec un bords de tables ou de comptoirs. • Retirez tous les sacs et emballages cordon ou une fiche endommagé, • Éteignez l’appareil, puis de l’appareil avant utilisation. après un dysfonctionnement • Cet appareil n’est pas destiné à être débranchez-le de la prise lorsqu’il de l’appareil, une chute ou un utilisé par des personnes (y compris n’est pas utilisé, avant d’assembler • N’utilisez pas cet appareil dommage quelconque. Renvoyez des enfants) ayant des capacités ou de désassembler des pièces à l’extérieur ou à des fins l’appareil à un centre de service physiques, sensorielles ou mentales et avant de le nettoyer. Pour commerciales. agréé le plus proche pour un réduites, ou manquant d’expérience débrancher, saisissez la fiche et • Ne laissez jamais l’appareil sans examen, une réparation ou et de connaissances, à moins qu’une retirez-la de la prise. Ne tirez jamais surveillance lorsqu’il est utilisé. un réglage. personne responsable de leur sur le cordon d’alimentation. sécurité ne les supervise et ne • Utilisez l’appareil uniquement sur • Pour tout entretien autre que les instruise. • Un cordon d’alimentation court une surface stable et sèche. le nettoyage, veuillez contacter doit être fourni afin de réduire StoreBound directement au • Assurez-vous toujours de les risques d’enchevêtrement ou • Assurez-vous que l’appareil est débrancher l’appareil de la prise nettoyé à fond avant de l’utiliser. 1-800-898-6970 de 7h à 19h de trébuchement sur un cordon du lundi au vendredi ou par avant de le déplacer, de le nettoyer, plus long. Une rallonge peut être • Ne pas utiliser cet appareil pour un courrier électronique à support@ de le ranger et lorsqu’il n’est utilisée si elle est utilisée avec usage autre que celui auquel il est storebound.com. pas utilisé. soin. Si une rallonge est utilisée, le destiné. Pour usage domestique • Ne placez pas l’appareil sur ou à • StoreBound n’acceptera aucune calibre électrique indiqué doit être seulement. Ne pas utiliser à proximité d’un brûleur à gaz chaud, responsabilité pour les dommages au moins égal à celui de l’appareil. l’extérieur. d’un brûleur électrique chaud ou causés par une utilisation incorrecte La rallonge doit être disposée de • Une surveillance étroite est dans un four chauffé. Une extrême de l’appareil. manière à ne pas se poser sur le comptoir ou la table, où elle pourrait nécessaire lorsqu’un appareil est prudence doit être utilisée lors • Une utilisation inappropriée utilisé par ou à proximité d’enfants. du déplacement d’un appareil de l’appareil peut entraîner être tirée par des enfants ou faire Les enfants doivent être surveillés contenant de l’huile chaude ou des dommages matériels, trébucher dessus par inadvertance. pour s’assurer qu’ils ne jouent pas d’autres liquides chauds. Pour voire corporels. Si l’appareil est du type mis à la avec l’appareil. déconnecter, puis retirez la fiche ∙ 6 ∙ ∙ 7 ∙ garanties importantes PARTS & FEATURES terre, le cordon ou la rallonge doit ou des murs, pendant qu’il est en être un cordon à 3 fils. marche. Ne rangez aucun objet sur • Pour éviter les brûlures, soyez le dessus de l’appareil lorsqu’il est Lid Handle extrêmement prudent lorsque vous en marche. 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