Ninja BW1001 NeverStick PRO Belgian Waffle Maker Owner Guide

Ninja BW1001 NeverStick PRO Belgian Waffle Maker

PARTS

• Main Unit: (Attached power cord not shown)

• Precision Pour Cup: (The exact amount of batter needed will vary depending on batter type, thickness, and leavening agents used. To prevent overflow, DO NOT use more than 1 full cup.) Dishwasher safe.

GETTING TO KNOW THE WAFFLE MAKER

BEFORE FIRST USE

1. Remove and discard any packaging material, stickers, and tape from the unit.
2. Remove all accessories from the package and read this manual carefully. Please pay particular attention to operational instructions, warnings, and important safeguards to avoid any injury or property damage.
3. Wash the waffle plates with a damp, soapy cloth, then rinse with a clean, damp cloth and dry thoroughly. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
4. We recommend turning the unit on and running it on shade 5 for 10 minutes without adding batter. Make sure the area is well ventilated. This removes any packaging residue and odor traces that may be present. This is completely safe and not detrimental to the performance of the waffle maker.
5. Season the waffle plates by applying a thin coat of cooking oil to them. The use of Cooking spray is NOT recommended unless otherwise indicated in the recipe provided in the Inspiration Guide.

USING THE CONTROL PANEL

Indicator lights will represent multiple stages throughout the cooking process. Reference guide below.

USING THE WAFFLE MAKER

1. With the waffle maker closed, plug it in and turn it on by adjusting the shade selection dial to your desired shade setting. The red LED light will illuminate, indicating the waffle maker is preheating
2. The green LED light will illuminate when the unit is preheated. Fill the portion
   cup with batter between the minimum fill line (3/4 cup) and the top rim, then pour
   prepared batter into the top spout of the unit in one quick pour. Cooking will
   automatically begin after batter is added (the red LED light will illuminate to signal
   cooking has begun). The batter will not initially fill the waffle maker. It will rise, filling the cavity, through cooking.
3. The waffle is done cooking when the green LED light illuminates and the unit beeps. Push the lock button to open the waffle maker and remove the waffle with silicone-tipped tongs or other non-metal cooking utensils.
4. Close the waffle maker by pivoting the front up until it latches closed.
5. The waffle maker will automatically start preheating after each cycle. Wait for the green LED to indicate the preheat cycle is complete before starting to cook the next waffle.

CLEANING
The unit should be cleaned thoroughly after every session.

1. Unplug the waffle maker and allow it to cool completely.
2. Using a damp, soapy cloth, clean the waffle plates, then wipe them clean with a clean, damp cloth and dry thoroughly. Do not submerge the main unit in water or run it under a faucet.
3. Avoid using metal cooking instruments or abrasives while cleaning to avoid
   damaging the waffle plates.
4. To clean the outside of the waffle maker, use a damp cloth. For best results, wipe up wet batter before it dries completely.
5. To clean between the narrow gaps in the waffle maker, ensure it is unplugged
   and scrape batter out using a damp cloth wrapped around the point of a non-metal
   utensil.

USING THE WAFFLE MAKER – cont’d

TIPS & TRICKS ONE (1) YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
Use the portion cup and fill above the minimum fill line to ensure a full waffle is made.
When cooking multiple waffles back to back, keep the waffles warm in an oven set to 150°F. Using less than 1/2 cup of batter may cause the unit not to recognize that a cooking cycle should begin. DO NOT open the waffle maker during a cooking cycle when the RED LED is ON. It is natural for steam to escape from the unit. Solid mix-ins are not recommended with this waffle maker. For batter that is too thick to flow into the waffle maker, mix 1 tablespoon of water into the batter and try again. Repeat until the batter flows smoothly and you get a full waffle. An uneaten waffle can be frozen for up to
3 weeks, if properly stored and reheated in a toaster. If food particles leak into the drip catch, wipe them away with a damp, soapy cloth. The portion cup can also be used as a 1-cup measuring cup. Excess batter will rise, filling the spout. This batter can be removed after the waffle is removed. Visit ninjakitchen.com for recipes and additional tips and tricks.

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