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28-01-2002
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1 GENERAL
1.1 Safety warnings
1.2 Technical specifications
1.3 Installation and electrical connections
1.4 Accessories
1.5 Cookware
1.6 General rules and tips for using the oven
2 USING FOR THE FIRST TIME AND OPERATION
2.1 Selecting the language
2.2 Adjusting the clock
2.3 Operation
3 AUTOMATIC MODE
3.1 How to set automatic mode
3.2 List of recipes/foods
A A
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Reheat chilled (5 to 8 °C) or frozen (-18 to -20 °C)
home cooked foods or ready meals
C C
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Pasta, rice, pizza (chilled or frozen)
E E
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Meat (defrost or cook)
F F
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Poultry (defrost or cook)
H H
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Fish (defrost, cook from fresh or cook from frozen)
L L
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Vegetables (cook from fresh or cook from frozen)
P P
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Cakes/desserts (cook)
U U
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Heat liquids and baby food, defrost bread
4 MANUAL MODE
4.1 How to programme manual functions
4.2 Pre-heating
4.3 Quick reheat
4.4 Memotime function (timer)
4.5 Child safety device
4.6 Defrost: advice, tips and table
4.7 Reheat: advice, tips and table
4.8 Cooking hors d'oeuvres, pasta and rice dishes: advice, tips and table
4.9 Cooking meat: advice, tips and table
4.10 Cooking fish: advice, tips and table
4.11 Cooking vegetables: advice, tips and table
4.12 Cooking cakes and desserts: advice, tips and table
5 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
5.1 Cleaning
5.2 Maintenance
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  • Page 1 28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 35 INDEX 1 GENERAL page 36 1.1 Safety warnings page 1.2 Technical specifications page 1.3 Installation and electrical connections page 1.4 Accessories page 38 1.5 Cookware page 39 1.6 General rules and tips for using the oven page 39 2 USING FOR THE FIRST TIME AND OPERATION page...
  • Page 2: Chapter 1: General

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 36 CHAPTER 1: GENERAL 1.1 IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS Read carefully these instructions and keep for future reference WARNING: If the door or door seals are damaged, the oven must not be operated until it has been repaired by a competent person (trained by the manufacturer or by its Customer Service). WARNING: It is hazardous for anyone other than a competent person to carry out any service or repair operation which involves the removal of a cover which gives protection against exposure to microwave energy.
  • Page 3: Installation And Electrical Connections

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 37 CHAPTER 1: GENERAL 15) Do not heat spirit with a high alcohol content, nor large quantities of oil, as these could catch fire ! 16) The contents of feeding bottles and baby food jars shall be stirred or shaken and the temperature shall be checked before consumption in order to avoid burns.
  • Page 4: Accessories

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 38 CHAPTER 1: GENERAL Place the turntable support (I) in the centre of the circular housing. Rest the turntable on the support, making sure that the spindle (D) fits into the housing in the centre of the turntable. IMPORTANT: Do not locate the oven on or near heat °C inside °C set...
  • Page 5: Manual Mode

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 39 CHAPTER 1: GENERAL 1.5 COOKWARE • AUTOMATIC MODE When cooking in AUTOMATIC mode, always use the containers and cookware specified in the recipes in paragraph 3.2 - LIST OF RECIPES/FOODS • MANUAL MODE In "MICRO", "MICROGRILL" and "MICROFAN" manual functions, all glass (ideally Pyrex), ceramic, porcelain or earthenware containers can be used as long as they have no decorations or metal parts (gilded borders, handles, feet).
  • Page 6 28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 40 CHAPTER 1: GENERAL If a number of portions of the same food are being cooked, for example, boi- led potatoes, arrange in a ring in an ovenproof dish to ensure even cooking. During cooking in MANUAL “MICRO” mode, the formation of condensa- tion inside the oven and on the surface where the oven is standing is perfec- tly normal.
  • Page 7: Selecting The Language

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 41 CHAPTER 2: USING FOR THE FIRST TIME AND OPERATION 2.1 SELECTING THE LANGUAGE Plug in the appliance. You will hear a short “beep” and the following words will appear: ENGLISH, ITALIANO, DEUTSCH, FRANCAIS, ESPANOL. When using for the first time, select the language for future messages displayed on the screen. Bear in mind that the oven cannot be programmed until the language has been selected.
  • Page 8: Using For The First Time And Operation

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 42 CHAPTER 2: USING FOR THE FIRST TIME AND OPERATION 2.3 OPERATION This oven has two independent operating modes: AUTOMATIC MODE (see chapter 3, page 34) Select the required recipe and the oven microcomputer will automatically select the most suitable temperature, time and type of cooking.
  • Page 9 28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 43 CHAPTER 2: USING FOR THE FIRST TIME AND OPERATION Description of display: The display gives all information on the operating mode selected: AUTOMATIC MODE: (see chapter 3, page 44) Reference code for the selected RECIPE/FOOD POSSIBLE POSSIBLE TYPES OF TYPES OF...
  • Page 10: Chapter 3: Automatic Mode

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 44 CHAPTER 3: AUTOMATIC MODE 3.1 HOW TO SET AUTOMATIC MODE Turn the RECIPE/MODE knob (4) until the name of the required reci- pe appears in the bottom half of the display. °C inside °C set Power W Each recipe has a reference code to make it easier to find.
  • Page 11 28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 45 CHAPTER 3: AUTOMATIC MODE After a number of minutes, the cooking time remaining is displayed in place of the word AUTO. °C inside °C set Power W IMPORTANT: from this moment, the “DEGREE OF COOKING” can no longer be adjusted.
  • Page 12: List Of Recipes/Foods

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 46 CHAPTER 3: AUTOMATIC MODE 3.2 LIST OF RECIPES/FOODS All recipes/foods which may be displayed are divided into eight families. Rotate the knob (4) to see the families in the fol- lowing order: A A - Reheat chilled (5 to 8°C) or frozen (-18 to -20°C) home cooked foods or ready meals C C - Pasta, rice, pizza (chilled or frozen) E E - Meat (defrost or cook) F F - Poultry (defrost or cook)
  • Page 13 28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 47 CHAPTER 3: AUTOMATIC MODE - PASTA, RICE, PIZZA (CHILLED OR FROZEN) Types of cooking possible: REHEAT COOK FROM FROZEN (quantities: min. 200, max. 700 g) • To reheat these dishes, • All dishes must be placed select one of the recipes from °C inside °C set...
  • Page 14 28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 48 CHAPTER 3: AUTOMATIC MODE - MEAT Types of cooking possible REHEAT DEFROSTING • To defrost slices of meat (for • To reheat preécooked example, steak, stew hamburgers °C inside °C inside °C set °C set Power W Power W portions of meat, select one of etc.) select recipes E02, E04 or E05...
  • Page 15 28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 49 CHAPTER 3: AUTOMATIC MODE F - POULTRY Types of cooking possible: DEFROST REHEAT For all recipes, quantities: • To reheat pre-cooked por- min. 500, max. 1600 g. °C inside °C inside °C set °C set Power W Power W tions of poultry select one of •...
  • Page 16 28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 50 CHAPTER 3: AUTOMATIC MODE H - FISH Types of cooking possible: DEFROST REHEAT (Quantities: min. 400, max. 1000 g. • To reheat pre-cooked fish, select one of • Place the fish directly on the turntable (H) the recipes from R R 0 0 1 1 to R R 0 0 4 4 (according to weight).
  • Page 17 28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 51 CHAPTER 3: AUTOMATIC MODE - VEGETABLES Types of cooking possible: REHEAT COOK FROM FROZEN • To reheat pre-cooked vege- °C inside °C set Power W (Quantities: tables, select one of the reci- min. 200, max. 1000 g.) pes from A A 0 0 1 1 to A A 0 0 4 4 (accor- •...
  • Page 18: Apple Pie

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 52 CHAPTER 3: AUTOMATIC MODE RECIPE NAME / RECIPE Notes / Tips CODE To cook, respect these quantities: min. 200 g, max. 800 g. PEAS Either dried or fresh. Excellent if cooked with diced ham or smoked bacon. To cook, respect these quantities: min.
  • Page 19 28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 53 CHAPTER 3: AUTOMATIC MODE - LIQUIDS, SOUPS, BABY FOOD, DEFROST BREAD REHEAT Types of cooking possible: • Ideal for reheating liquids, soups, baby DEFROST food and baby bottles to either hot (eg. • Place the bread directly on the turntable soup) or warm (eg baby bottle) as requi- (H) using the low wire rack (F) and without using a container as shown in...
  • Page 20: Manual Mode

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 54 CHAPTER 4: MANUAL MODE The following MANUAL function can be selected: FUNCTION RECOMMENDED FOR - Defrosting food - Softening chocolate/icing MICRO - Melting butter, softening cheese Microwave only - Cooking vegetables, rice, soup, fish - Reheating all types of pre-cooked food MICROFAN - Rapid cooking of all types of roast, poultry, kebabe, baked potatoes Combined microwave and fan...
  • Page 21 28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 55 CHAPTER 4: MANUAL MODE In the functions: MICRO Stop Start C l e a r Quick Reheat MICROFAN °C Temperature Power Level °C inside °C set Power W MICROGRILL select the MICROWAVE POWER LEVEL by repea- tedly pressing the POWER LEVEL button (8) until the required power level appears on the display.
  • Page 22: Pre-Heating

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 56 CHAPTER 4: MANUAL MODE At the end of the cooking time, you will hear a beep and the word “END” will be displayed. Open the door and take out the food (the message “ENJOY YOUR °C inside °C set Power W MEAL”...
  • Page 23: Quick Reheat

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 57 CHAPTER 4: MANUAL MODE 4.3 QUICK REHEAT This function is very useful for reheating small quantities of food and drink, or for quickly adding a few minutes on when cooking has been completed. • Press the START key: the oven will come on at full power for 30’’. If you continue to press the key in rapid sequence, the time will increase by 30’’...
  • Page 24: Defrosting Table

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 58 CHAPTER 4: MANUAL MODE DEFROSTING TABLE POWER TIME GRILL TO STANDING TYPE QUANTITY FUNCTION NOTES/TIPS LEVEL minutes TIME MEAT • Roasts (pork, beef, 1 kg MICRO DEFROST 25 - 28 None veal, etc) Turn ove halfway through •...
  • Page 25: Reheat: Advice, Tips And Table

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 59 CHAPTER 4: MANUAL MODE 4.7 REHEAT - ADVICE, TIPS AND TABLE Your microwave is at its most useful and efficient when reheating food. Compared with traditional methods, using the microwave saves time and therefore also electricity. •...
  • Page 26: Cooking Hors D'oeuvres, Pasta And Rice Dishes: Advice, Tips And Table

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 60 CHAPTER 4: MANUAL MODE REHEATING TABLE POWER TIME TYPE QUANTITY FUNCTION NOTES/TIPS LEVEL (minutes) FROZEN FOOD TO REHEAT/COOK (initial temp. 18°/20°C) Packets of any kind of commercially available pre-cooked frozen • Packet of lasagne or of 400 gr MICRO 6 - 8...
  • Page 27: Cooking Meat: Advice, Tips And Table

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 61 CHAPTER 4: MANUAL MODE 4.9 COOKING MEAT: ADVICE, TIPS AND TABLE • Cooking is strictly linked to the size and evenness of the food to be cooked. Kebabs take less time to cook than a roast as they are made up of small, even-sized pieces of meat. •...
  • Page 28: Cooking Cakes And Desserts: Advice, Tips And Table

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 62 CHAPTER 4: MANUAL MODE GRILL TO POWER TEMPER- TIME TYPE QUANTITY FUNCTION NOTES/TIPS LEVEL ATURE minutes • Asparagus 500 gr. MICRO 9-10 Cut into 2 cm pieces and cover None • Artichokes 300 gr. MICRO 11-12 None Remove stalk and cover •...
  • Page 29: Chapter 5: Maintenance And Cleaning

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 63 CHAPTER 5: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 5.1 CLEANING Before carrying out any maintenance or cleaning operation, always unplug the appliance from the mains and wait for it to cool. The special enamel coating inside the oven does not retain splashes or particles of food, making cleaning extremely easy.
  • Page 30: Maintenance

    28-01-2002 11:43 Pagina 64 CHAPTER 5: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 5.2 MAINTENANCE In the event of a malfunction or defects, contact the authorised service centre. However, before contacting our technicians, it is worth carrying out the following simple checks: PROBLEM CAUSE/REMEDY •...

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