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Using your warming drawer – CDA SVW140 User Manual

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Using Your
Warming Drawer

1. Temperature knob

2. Luminous ON-OFF switch

3. ON-OFF light

The control parts are the temperature knob and
the luminous ON-OFF switch.

With the switch pressed (position 1) the drawer is
on, whereas with the switch released (position 0)
the drawer is off.

These parts are visible only when the drawer is
open.

When the drawer is closed, a control light on the
front of the appliance indicates if the drawer is
switched on.

Temperature

Control

Cups, Glasses

Plates

Crockery

approx. 40°C

approx. 60°C

approx. 85°C

Hot drinks in glasses previously warmed at this

temperature do not become cool so quickly,

and in any case the container can be touched

without any risk

The food on these plates stays hot for a longer

time. The containers can be touched without

any risk, otherwise use gloves or pot-holders

The thermostat is set to max temperature.

The containers can be touched with special

gloves or pot-holders

Temperature

Information Regarding Use

Operation

Place the dishes in the drawer

Set a temperature

Switch the appliance on; the switch lights up

Close the drawer gently

Switch the appliance off before removing the warmed dishes

Selecting the Temperature

The temperature knob enables a temperature adjustment of

between approx. 30°C and 85°C.

Turn the temperature knob all the way clockwise to max. and

then anticlockwise.

Do not force it past the stop, otherwise the thermostat will be

damaged.

The temperature scale does not indicate the absolute

temperature values in °C, but gives symbols that represent the

optimum temperature for the respective dish group.

Warming Times

The time necessary for warming dishes, glasses, etc. depends on
various factors:

Material and thickness of the dishes

Load amount

Load arrangement

Temperature setting

Therefore exact indications cannot be provided.

It is advisable to find the required optimum settings by practical
experience.

Load Capacity

The load capacity depends on the height of the appliance and

the size of the dishes.

The following load examples are only a guide.

Remember that the maximum drawer load is 25kg.

20
36
30

10
10
10

80
40
30

18

2

Ø26cm
Ø22cm

Ø10cm
Ø27cm

Ø22cm
Ø36cm

Ø22cm

21cmx18cm

plates
soup plates
soup bowls
plates
soup plates
pizza plates
espresso coffee cups
cappuccino cups
glasses (grog)
soup plates
meat plates

6
6
1
1
1
2

Ø28cm

Ø10cm

Ø22cm

Ø19cm
Ø17cm

Ø36cm

plates
broth cups
soup plate
soup plate
soup plate
meat plates

dishes for 6 persons

or as required