Instructions for the Simac Gelataio 1600

Written By
Sommer Leigh
Sommer Leigh
Published: Dec 6, 2010
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read
  1. Set the base on a flat surface. Place the blade in the bowl, fitting it over the bowl's shaft. Turn the nut to lock it securely into place. Plug the machine's power cord into a 120-volt outlet.

  2. Turn the "Chill" switch to "ON" and let it chill for five minutes before using.

  3. Pour the dessert or drink mixture into the bowl. Place the lid over the bowl.

  4. Turn the "Churn" switch to "ON."

  5. Set the timer for the time recommended by the recipe, usually about 15 to 20 minutes.

  6. Check the consistency of the mixture when the timer goes off. It should be creamy, not icy. Once the timer goes off, the blade will stop but the machine will stay on to keep the mixture frozen until you turn it off.

  7. Turn the timer to zero and turn the "Churn" switch to "OFF." Remove the bowl's cover.

  8. Scoop out the finished product with a rubber spatula or ice cream scoop. Turn the "Chill" switch to "OFF" and unplug the machine.

Tips

Wash machine parts in warm water after each use. All removable parts are dishwasher-safe in the upper rack only.

Warnings

Unplug the machine when it is not in use, when disassembling it or before cleaning it.

Sommer Leigh

Sommer Leigh has produced home, garden, family and health content since 1997 for such nationally known publications as "Better Homes and Gardens," "Ladies' Home Journal," "Midwest Living," "Healthy Kids" and "American Baby." Leigh also…

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