Waffle maker Adler AD 3085 — 1200 W, 2 rectangular waffles 9×13 cm, adjustable temperature, nonstick plates

Adler AD 3085 is a tabletop waffle maker designed to cook two rectangular waffles (9 × 13 cm) at once. It features non-stick plates and an adjustable temperature control, with a cool-touch handle and rubber feet for stable, safe operation. Power and standby indicator lights signal the device status. The unit is compact and intended for domestic kitchen use.

Advantages

The appliance offers adjustable temperature for different waffle textures and a non-stick coating that simplifies cleaning. Cool-touch handles and rubber feet improve safety and stability during use, while power and standby lights provide clear operational feedback. Compact dimensions and a short power cord make it convenient for typical home kitchen countertops.

Suitable for

• Preparing two rectangular waffles (9 × 13 cm) simultaneously
• Home kitchens and small household use
• Quick breakfast or snack preparation

Key specifications

• Rated power: 1200 W (maximum power up to 1800 W)
• Voltage: 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz
• Plug type: Type E/F
• Waffle size: 2 × (9 × 13 cm)
• Adjustable temperature control
• Non-stick coated cooking plates for easy cleaning
• Cool-touch handle(s) and rubber feet for safety and stability
• Power and standby indicator lights
• Dimensions (H × W × D): 95 × 240 × 230 mm
• Cord length: 0.8 m

How to use

Place the waffle maker on a stable, heat-resistant surface and plug it into a compatible mains outlet (220–240 V, Type E/F). Preheat the appliance and set the desired temperature using the adjustable control; the power and standby lights indicate readiness. Pour batter into each rectangular mould, close the lid using the cool-touch handle and cook until the indicator shows completion. After use, unplug the unit, allow it to cool, and clean the non-stick plates with a soft, damp cloth.

Recommendations

Keep the waffle maker out of reach of children. Do not immerse the appliance in water. Use utensils suitable for non-stick surfaces to avoid damaging the coating.