Philips HD3198 User manual

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Contents

1 Your multicooker 2

2 Important 2

Safety 2

Electromagnetic elds (EMF) 5

3 What’s in the box (g. 1) 6

4 Overview (g. 2) 6

Product overview 6

Controls overview 6

Menus overview 7

5 Using the multicooker (g. 3) 8

Before rst use 8

Cooking rice (Riz) 8

Making risotto (Risotto) 9

Cooking cereal (Céréales) 9

Making soup (Soupe/Sauce) 10

Steam (Vapeur) 10

Stew (Mijoter) 10

Slow cooking (Slow cooking) 11

Baking (Four) 11

Roasting (Rissoler) 12

Frying (Frire) 12

Making pizza (Pizza) 12

Making omelette (Omelette) 13

Boiling pasta (Pâtes) 13

Boiling (Bouillir) 14

Making beverage (Compote) 14

Making conture (Conture) 14

Making yogurt (Yaourt) 15

Reheating (Réchauer) 15

Manual (Manuel) 15

Multi-stage cooking 16

MyRecipe (MyRecipe) 16

Warm keeping 17

Setting up the cooking time 17

Preset time for delayed

cooking 18

Setting up the WiFi

connection 18

Setting up the child lock 18

6 Cleaning and Maintenance 19

Interior 19

Exterior 19

Accessories 19

7 Recycling 19

8 Guarantee and service 19

9 Specications 20

10 Troubleshooting 21

1 Your

multicooker

Congratulations on your purchase, and

welcome to Philips!

To fully benet from the support that

Philips oers, register your product at

www.philips.com/welcome.

2 Important

Safety

Read this user manual carefully before

you use the appliance, and save it for

future reference.

Danger

• Do not immerse the

multicooker in water, nor

rinse it under the tap.

• The appliance must not be

immersed.

Warning

• This appliance shall

not be used by children

from 0 year to 8 years.

This appliance can be

used by children aged

from 8 years and above

if they are continuously

supervised and they have

been given supervision or

instruction concerning use

of the appliance in a safe

way and understand the

hazards involved.

• This appliance can be

used by people with

reduced physical, sensory

or mental capabilities or

lack of experience and

knowledge if they have

been given supervision or

instruction concerning use

of the appliance in a safe

way and understand the

hazards involved.

• Keep the appliance and

its cord out of reach of

children ages less than 8

years.

• Cleaning and maintenance

shall not be made by

children unless they

are older than 8 and

supervised.

• Children shall not play with

the appliance.

• Cooking appliances should

be positioned in a stable

situation with the handles

(if any) positioned to avoid

spillage of the hot liquids.

• This appliance is intended

to be used in household

and similar applications

such as:

• sta kitchen areas in

shops, oces and other

working environments;

• farm houses;

• by clients in hotels,

motels and other

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residential type

environments;

• bed and breakfast type

environments.

• Make sure that the

damaged power cord

is replaced by Philips, a

service center authorized

by Philips or similarly

qualied persons in order

to avoid a hazard.

• Make sure to avoid spillage

on the power connector to

avoid a potential hazard.

• Always follow the

instructions and use the

appliance properly to avoid

potential injury.

• CAUTION: Surface of the

heating element is subject

to residual heat after use.

• The appliance is not

intended to be operated

by means of an external

timer or a separate

remote-control system.

• To satisfy RF exposure

requirements, this device

should be operated with a

separation distance of at

least 20 centimeters from

all persons when the

Wi-Fi router is switched on.

The antenna used for the

transmitter must not be

co-located in conjunction

with any other antenna or

transmitter.

• Check if the voltage

indicated on the

multicooker corresponds

to the local power voltage

before you connect it.

• Check if the steam valve is

clear before every cooking

and becomes block during

the cooking.

• If the steam valve is

blocked, the pressure will

increase in the appliance

and the jet of steam could

hurt and scald users.

• During cooking, steam can

only come out from the

steam valve. If steam starts

to come out between the

top lid and main body,

immediately power o

the multicooker. Check

if the sealing ring is in

place, in good condition

and stacked with foreign

objects/food residues. If

there are foreign objects/

food residues, clean

them up. If there is no

foreign object, return it

to the service center for

checking and sealing ring

replacement if necessary.

Note that sealing ring

lifetime is limited and

depend on cooking and

maintenance frequency.

• During cooking, water or

liquid food can’t come

out from the inner pot.

The only exception is

that water condenses

around the steam valve

and small amount of

water condensate leaks

on the back side of the

multicooker if top lid was

opened during cooking,

this can be easily wiped

o by clean cloth and

continuous cooking. If any

water/liquid food starts to

come out directly from the

steam valve or between

the top lid and main body,

immediately power o

the multicooker. Check

if the amount of water in

inner pot doesn’t exceed

allowed limit, amount of

food corresponds to the

recipe, cooking mode and

timing selection are correct

and the multicooker is

used according to the

user manual. Check if the

sealing ring is in place,

in good condition and

stacked with foreign

objects/food residues. If

there are foreign objects/

food residues, clean them

up. If there is no foreign

object and the multicooker

is used according to the

user manual, return it

to the service center for

checking and repair if

necessary.

• Only connect the

multicooker to a grounded

power outlet. Always

make sure that the plug

is inserted rmly into the

power outlet.

• Do not use the appliance

if the plug, the power cord,

the inner pot, the sealing

ring, or the main body is

damaged.

• Do not let the power cord

hang over the edge of the

table or worktop on which

the multicooker stands.

• Make sure the heating

element, the temperature

sensor, and the outside of

the inner pot are clean and

dry before you put the plug

in the power outlet.

• Do not plug in the

multicooker or touch any of

the buttons on the control

panel with wet hands.

• Do not put too much

cooking oil in the inner pot

to deep fry ingredients.

Caution

• Never use any accessories

or parts from other

manufacturers or that

Philips does not specically

recommend. If you use

such accessories or parts,

your guarantee becomes

invalid.

• Do not expose the

multicooker to high

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temperatures, nor place

it on a working or still hot

stove or cooker.

• Do not expose the

multicooker to direct

sunlight.

• Place the multicooker on a

stable, horizontal, and level

surface.

• Always put the inner pot in

the multicooker before you

put the plug in the power

outlet and switch it on.

• Do not place the inner pot

directly over an open re to

cook dishes.

• Do not use the inner pot if

it is deformed.

• The accessible surfaces

may become hot when the

multicooker is operating.

Take extra caution when

touching the multicooker.

• Beware of hot steam

coming out of the steam

vent during cooking or out

of the multicooker when

you open the lid. Keep

hands and face away from

the multicooker to avoid

the steam.

• The inner pot and steamer

during and after cooking

process, may be hot and

heavy.

• Do not lift and move the

multicooker while it is

operating.

• Do not exceed the

maximum water level

indicated in the inner pot

to prevent overow.

• Do not place the cooking

utensils inside the pot

during cooking, warm

keeping or reheating.

• Only use the cooking

utensils provided. Avoid

using sharp utensils.

• To avoid scratches, it is

not recommended to

cook ingredients with

crustaceans and shellsh.

Remove the hard shells

before cooking.

• Do not insert metallic

objects or alien substances

into the steam vent.

• Do not place a magnetic

substance on the lid. Do

not use the multicooker

near a magnetic substance.

• Always let the multicooker

cool down before you

clean or move it.

• Always clean the

multicooker after use. Do

not clean the multicooker

in dishwasher.

• Always unplug the

multicooker if not used for

a longer period.

• If the multicooker is

used improperly or

for professional or

semiprofessional purposes,

or if it is not used according

to the instructions in this

user manual, the guarantee

becomes invalid and

Philips refuses liability for

any damage caused.

Electromagnetic elds

(EMF)

This Philips appliance complies with all

applicable standards and regulations

regarding exposure to electromagnetic

elds.

3 What’s in the

box (fig. 1)

aMulticooker main unit

bPower cord

cMeasuring cup

dDetachable steam tray

eRice scoop

fSoup ladle

gUser manual

hRecipe booklet

iWarranty card

4 Overview (fig. 2)

Product overview

aTop lid

bInner pot

cLid release button

dControl panel

eHeating element

fMain body

gPower socket

hCooker handle

iWater level indications

jDetachable steam vent cap

kSealing ring

Controls overview

lKeep-warm button

mCooking time/preset button

nMenu button

oTemperature button

pCooking functions

qWiFi indicator

rDisplay screen

sDecrease button

tMyRecipe/Multi-stage cooking

button

uIncrease button

vStart/O button

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Menus overview

Menus

Default

cooking

time

Cooking time

regulating

range

Preset

time

Default

cooking

temperature

Temperature

regulating

range

Rice (Riz) 40 min / 1-24 hr 130-140°C /

Risotto (Risotto) 40 min / 1-24 hr 130-140°C /

Cereal (Céréales) 10 min 5 min - 2 hr 1-24 hr 90-100°C /

Soup (Soupe/

Sauce) 1 hr 20 min-4 hr 1-24 hr 90-100°C /

Steam (Vapeur) 20 min 5 min - 2 hr 1-24 hr 100°C /

Stew (Mijoter) 1 hr 20 min - 10 hr 1-24 hr 95°C /

Slow cooking

(Slow cooking) 5 hr 1-15 hr 1-24 hr 80°C /

Bake (Four) 45 min 20 min - 2 hr / 130°C 40-160°C

Roast (Rissoler) 1 hr / / 130°C /

Fry (Frire) 15 min 5-60 min / 145-160°C /

Pizza (Pizza) 35 min 10-60 min / 130°C /

Omelette

(Omelette) 10 min 5-20 min / 120°C /

Pasta (Pâtes) 4 min 1-15 min / 100°C /

Boil (Bouillir) 4 min 1-15 min / 100°C /

Beverages

(Compote) 10 min 5-40 min 1-24 hr 100°C /

Conture

(Conture) 6 hr 4-10 hr 1-24 hr 90-100°C /

Yogurt (Yaourt) 8 hr 6-12 hr 1-24 hr 40±3°C /

Reheat

(Réchauer) 25 min 5-60 min / 85°C /

Manual (Manuel) 2 hr 5 min - 10 hr 1-24 hr 100°C 30-160°C

Multi-stage

cooking

(MyRecipe) 10 min 5 min - 15 hr / 120°C 30-160°C

Note

•You can adjust the cooking temperature for the baking and manual functions. For baking,

the temperature is available from 40°C to 160°C; for the manual function, the temperature is

available from 30°C to 160°C.

•After the cooking has started, you can touch the Start/Cancel button (On/O) to deactivate

the current cooking process, and the multicooker will switch to the standby mode.

5 Using the

multicooker

(fig. 3)

Note

•For all menus, do not exceed the MAX

indication on the inside of the inner pot

when putting food, liquid or ingredients

in it, otherwise the food may overow

during cooking.

•The cooking time does not display

straight from the beginning for rice (Riz)

and risotto (Risotto). displays on

the screen during most of the cooking

time as the multicooker needs to detect

the water/liquid and ingredient volume

in the initial preparation stage. When the

multicooker detects the actual cooking

time needed, the remaining cooking

time displays on the screen. For cereal

(Céréales), steam (Vapeur), soup (Soupe/

Sauce), conture (Conture), beverage

(Compote), boil (Bouillir) and pasta

(Pâtes), displays on the screen

before the water/liquid is brought to boil.

When the water/liquid starts boiling, the

set cooking time displays on the screen.

•Refer to the recipe booklet for more

details on cooking with each menu.

•Within 30 seconds after the multicooker

is plugged in, you can reset the

multicooker including the WiFi module

to factory mode. To do so, touch

increase "+" for 5 to 10 seconds and

"--:--" displays on the screen. All the

saved recipes and the previous WiFi

connection will be removed after reset.

Tip

•To select a certain menu, touch the

menu button (Menu) repeatedly. You

can also touch the menu button (Menu)

once, and then touch the increase (+) or

decrease (-) button to do so.

Before rst use

1 Take out all the accessories from

the inner pot, and remove the

packaging material of the inner pot.

2 Clean all parts of the multicooker

thoroughly before using it for the

rst time (see chapter ‘Cleaning and

Maintenance’).

Note

•Make sure all parts are completely dry

before you start using the multicooker.

Cooking rice (Riz)

Note

•If the voltage is unstable at the area

you live, it is possible that food in the

multicooker overows.

•After the cooking is nished, stir the rice

and loosen it immediately to release

excessive moisture for uy rice.

•Depending on the cooking conditions,

the bottom portion of the rice may

become slightly browned.

1 Measure the rice using the

measuring cup provided (g. a).

2 Rinse rice, put the washed rice

in the inner pot, and ll in water

(g. b).

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