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When inserting the probe in the

socket, ensure the probe is set on Off.

Cooking on the Simmer setting

When cooking on the Simmer setting, it is important to note that the probe controls the

temperature by going through a continuous cycle of switching on and off. Do not increase

the temperature if it appears that the food is no longer cooking. The probe will control the

temperature. Should you increase the temperature, the unit may become too hot and cause the

food to burn. Rather use the Visiotherm® to monitor the cooking process.

removing the Probe

Once the cooking is completed, turn the probe to the OFF position and remove the plug from the

electrical wall outlet. Remove probe from unit, wipe clean with a damp cloth if necessary, and store

in a dry place.

A SIMPLE COMPArISON

The 40 cm Magnum (28 litres) is more than twice the size of the 30 cm

Titan (13.5 litres), which used to be our biggest unit. You can cook 2 kg

rice in the Titan, compared to a whopping 5 kg in the Magnum.

rEMEMBEr:

The Visiotherm® is a special thermometer built into the lid knob

of each AMC Cookware unit. By using the Visiotherm® you can

control the cooking temperature accurately and conveniently

– taking the guesswork out of your cooking!

THE AMC ELECTrIC PrOBE

The AMC Electric Probe has two lights, a red light to

indicate whether the probe is switched on and a green light

indicating the temperature.

Inserting the Probe

Insert the probe into the socket. Ensure that the dial is set to

the OFF position, then insert the plug into the electric wall

outlet and switch on. The red light on the probe will glow

to indicate that there is a supply of electricity, but the 40 cm

Magnum will not heat up.

Setting the Probe

Turn the dial to the required setting (from Simmer to 10),

depending on the chosen cooking method and type of food

being prepared. The green light on the probe will glow,

indicating that the unit is heating up. When the unit reaches

the desired temperature, the green light will switch off. The

green light on the probe functions in a similar way to the

light on a conventional oven - it switches on when heating

up and switches off once the desired temperature has been

reached. The probe then controls the temperature to ensure

the unit maintains the desired heat, until the dial setting

is changed manually. When you turn the probe to a lower

setting, the unit will start to cool down automatically until

the new desired temperature is reached.