Why does my crêpe maker smell a bit burnt the first time I use it?

Modified on Thu, 20 Aug at 3:59 PM

A slight smell or a little smoke during the first heat-up can be normal on new heating appliances and should pass quickly. The manual notes that this does not affect the safety of the appliance. fileciteturn0file7turn0file2

Diagnostic steps

  1. Open windows or improve ventilation in the room.
  2. Let the appliance heat for a short period without batter, if your manual allows first-use conditioning.
  3. Check that stickers, foil or packaging have been removed from the appliance.
  4. Make sure no cleaning residue or oil has been left on the plate or housing.
  5. Use the appliance normally once the initial smell fades.

Expected result

The smell should lessen after the first few uses.

When to stop

Stop using the appliance if the smell becomes strong, acrid or is accompanied by smoke, sparking or overheating.

When to contact support

Contact support if the smell does not reduce after the first few uses or if the appliance shows any sign of damage. fileciteturn0file7turn0file2

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