Characteristics
Adjustable thermostat
Power: 1400W
Indicator lights
Double non-stick coating
Makes 6 large, extra deep delicious waffle hearts with a diameter of 9inches
Can be kept standing
Ladle(spoon) included in the package

Wilfa WAS623B - Strong waffle iron for making extra large waffles!
This powerful 9inches diameter waffle iron makes 6 extra large and deep waffle hearts.

Adjustable thermostat
An adjustable thermostat, which is also stepless, ensures that you get the right heat when you cook your waffles.

Can be kept standing
Thanks to Wilfa design, the waffle iron can be stored standing. The cord is looped around the iron base to prevent it from hanging up.

Perfectly cooked waffles
The shape is in perfect harmony with double non-stick coating and the vent hole on top gives you delicious crispy waffles every single time. Signal lights indicate when the iron is hot and ready for use. In addition, they warn you when the waffles are finished cooked.

This product is manufactured in Norway.

Important: As this item is manufactured in Norway, it uses AC 230volts power. If the mains electricity in your country is not 230V, you must use a converter when using this product.

For safety, it is recommended by the manufacturer that the power converter/transformer maximum power should be equal or greater than the power rating of your appliance multiplied by 1.5. For example, if you have an appliance rated at 100 watts, you will need to pick a converter/transformer with a maximum power of 150 watts or greater.

This device has European power plug (please see picture above). If you are in North America, you need to use a power adapter/converter and a transformer with the right wattage.

Item Weight	3.5 Kilograms
Style	Modern
Color	Steel
Voltage	230 Volts
Number of settings	6
Wattage	1400 watts
Additional Features	Non Stick Coating

Traditional Norwegian Waffle Maker WAS-623 Bell, 1400-Watts. IMPORTANT: EUROPEAN POWER PLUG AND VOLTAGE. USE PLUG ADAPTER/VOLTAGE CONVERTER IF YOU ARE IN NORTH AMERICA

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