Rapid Oven Preheating; Tableware Warming; Memory Programs; Oven Thermostat Control Lamp - Asko OP8621S Operating Instructions Manual

Rapid oven preheating

- Use this function to preheat the oven to the desired
temperature as soon as possible. This function is not
appropriate for cooking / preparing food.
- When the oven heats up to the set temperature, the heating
is completed, and intermittent beep will sound which can
be cancelled by pressing any key; if no key is pressed, the
beeping stops after one minute.
- The oven is now ready for further cooking with the selected
operation mode.
- Preset temperature 160°C, maximum possible setting is 275°C.

Tableware warming

This function is convenient when you wish to preheat the
tableware (plates), which will keep the food warm longer. Start
the process by touching the L10 key.
Preset temperature 60°C, maximum possible setting is 80°C.
Memory programs (J)
The oven enables you to save three customized cooking modes.
Factory settings are already stored in memory programs (M1, M2,
M3); however, these can be changed by the following procedure:
- press the selected memory program once to display the
current (factory) settings (heater combination / operation mode,
temperature, cooking time).
- If you wish to change the settings, touch the selected memory
program (J); it will start fl ashing, and the settings can be
changed as desired.
- Confi rm the settings by touching the selected memory program
key again.
- When you wish to load the stored settings, simply touch the
corresponding memory program key and start the cooking
process by pressing the (C) "start/stop" key.
- Any memory program can be replaced by new settings at any
time by pressing the relevant memory program key once again.
Oven thermostat control lamp (I1)
• The control lamp is on; temperature in the oven is lower than
the set temperature, the heaters are activated.
• When the set temperature has been reached, the control lamp
goes off and a short beep will sound.
• During cooking, the heaters are activated and deactivated as
required; as a result, the control lamp goes on and off several
times as well.
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