Cadco, Ltd.
Glass-Ceramic
Panini Grills
Models CPG-10, CPG-10F,
CPG-20 & CPG-20F
Use and Care Guidelines
Cooking Function Symbols
Power Switch – When the power button on the front of the Panini Grill is depressed,
the Panini Grill is heating and in a cooking mode. When the button is not depressed,
there will not be any heat going to the grill.
Temperature light – When the light is on, the grill is generating heat. When the light
is off, the set temperature has been reached.
You will notice the light cycling on and off during the cooking process. When the
light is on, the grill is sending more heat to the grilling surface. When it is off the grill
has been heated to the set temperature.
Thermostat Control Dial – Turn the dial clockwise to set the desired grilling
temperature. The Cadco, Ltd. Glass-Ceramic Panini Grill will heat up to 700ºF.
Cooking Sandwiches
Flavor Transfer – Ceramic glass is not porous like metal grills and will not absorb or
transfer flavors.
The Cadco Panini Grill preheats in just minutes. To preheat the grill, simply set the
desired cooking temperature and close the top. You will notice the power light
illuminates, indicating that power is going to the grill. Your grill will be preheated
and ready to start cooking in about 2 or 3 minutes. When the power light is no longer
illuminated, the grill is ready to use.
Sandwiches will usually take between 2 – 5 minutes to heat throughout. The cooking
time depends upon the bread you use and the ingredients you have chosen for your
sandwich. Your Deli supervisor can determine the proper times and temperatures.
Most of your Panini sandwiches will be grilled at temperatures between 475ºF and
525ºF
Light pressure is all you need when lowering the top grill to assure a perfectly cooked
sandwich. Excessive pressure will not speed up the cooking process and product
quality may be compromised.
To keep your grill clean between sandwiches, simply wipe the grill surfaces with a
clean oiled paper towel.
Rapid Preheat – The Glass-Ceramic Panini Grills preheat very quickly. It is not
necessary to leave your Panini Grill on throughout the service period.
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Cleaning Instructions
The Panini Grill may be “Quick Cleaned” with the scraper. The residue
may be emptied into the drip tray under the grill through the opening at
the front of the Panini Grill. Be sure to clean the drip tray regularly to
avoid spills.
For hard to clean spots use the scraper or the metal scrub pad that Cadco, Ltd. supplied
with the Panini Grill. There are many nonabrasive cleaners specifically made for
ceramic cooking tops on the market today. Cadco, Ltd. suggests using your choice of
nonabrasive cleaner at the end of each day or service period to keep your Panini Grill in
top condition.
Never use a spray of water or immerse the grill in water. This will damage the
electrical components and might create a hazardous condition.
If Trouble Occurs
If there is any unusual change in the operation of your Panini Grill, turn it off and
disconnect the power immediately. Have a qualified electrician perform any
necessary repairs before using the Panini Grill again. If there are any cracks in the
ceramic glass top do not use the Panini Grill. The Cadco, Ltd. Glass-Ceramic Panini
Grills are designed to allow the operator to place frozen foods directly on the heated
grill surface without causing damage.
Cadco, Ltd., 145 Colebrook River Road, Winsted, CT 06098
Tel. 860-738-2500, FAX 860-738-9772,
7/8/2010 RV04
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