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1. Chips and fries e.g potato
chips, vegetable chips, potato
wedges, ...
2. Breaded snacks e.g chicken
nuggets,
prawns, ...
3. Battered snacks e.g. battered
onion rings, battered calamari
rings, ...
4. Rolls e.g. pastry snacks like
samosa, spring rolls, ...
5. Meatballs and vegetable balls
*'1 meal in 1 go' programs
Manual mode:
• Set the cooking in minutes by using the +/- button (see cooking table p. 13 to p. 15).
• Then set the cooking temperature by pressing the temperature/timer button
set the temperature required using the +/- button (see cooking table p. 13 to p. 15).
• Press start.
NOTE:
• The selected time will be displayed and a minute by minute countdown will begin. Time is selected
and displayed in minutes. Only time remaining under 1 minute will be displayed in seconds.
• The appliance can be paused. Simply press the key. Pressing the
• The time can be changed at any time during cooking by using the +/- buttons
• In the event of an error or to delete the selected time, hold down the
and re-select the time.
Delayed start
Delayed start can be set using one of the 9 automatic cooking modes or the manual mode:
– Plug in the appliance.
– Press the Temperature/Timer button for 3 seconds. The pictogram
timer will flash 0:00.
– Set the delayed start time using the +/- buttons (Intervals: 10 minutes) (up to a maximum
of 9 hours).
– Press start, and the delayed start timer will begin to count down. Cooking will commence
once the delayed start timer reaches 0:00.
breaded
king
6. Chicken e.g drumsticks and
wings, ...
7. Wok* e.g. fried rice with
prawns, sauted beef, stir fry
vegetables, ...
8. World
food*
tajine, kebab, ...
9. Desserts e.g apples and pear
compote, caramelised nuts, ...
key will restart cooking.
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key for 2 seconds
will appear, and the
EN
e.g
lamb
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fig.18, and
fig.17.
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