Memory Function - Miele KM 5773 Technical Information

Technical Information
Note:
The total power consumption of each power electronic is limited to 3700 watts.
Therefore, if a burner is switched on with the booster activated, for the second
burner connected to the same power electronic (front left and rear left, front right
and rear right) the maximum power is reduced to power level 8 or less.
The most recently made setting is taken into consideration.
After the most recently made setting is reduced, the power level for the other
burners can be increased again.
The booster function can be switched off prematurely by
 touching touchpad B again,
 touching the - touchpad for the appropriate burner.
The booster function is automatically switched off if
 the temperature of a burner rises above 482°F (250°C) (the fan will also
switch on at maximum speed),
 the heat sink temperature rises above 167°F (75°C) (fan is already
operating at maximum speed).
The booster function is blocked if
 the temperature of a burner has already exceeded 482°F (250°C),
 the heat sink temperature has already exceeded 140°F (60°C).
If an attempt is made to activate the booster function, the indicator segment for
the booster flashes.
2.10

Memory Function

In this feature, up to 5 frequently used cooking modes can be saved as
programs, complete with all options such as auto-boost, power levels and
cooking time. For each burner, one or several programs can be saved. A
program can be up to 99 minutes long and have a maximum of 10 options. At
any given time, only one program can be recorded, or applied.
If the length of the program exceeds 99 minutes, the program memory stops. The
power level indicator of the particular burner flashes "F" for 10 seconds, and the
timer display shows 99. The burner switches off, and the program is not saved.
If an attempt is made to save more than 10 options, the program memory also
stops. The power level indicator of the particular burner flashes "F" for 10
seconds, and the timer display shows 11. The burner switches off, and the
program is not saved.
The program sites are identified as P1 to P5 in the timer display. If a program site
is taken, there will be a decimal point behind the number in the timer display,
e.g., P1., and the timer LED associated with the burner flashes.
The memory function can be used at the same time as the minute minder and/or
automatic shutoff (on different burners). In this case the timer display shows the
function with the shortest remaining time. The timer LED associated with a given
burner flashes, as necessary.
1. Save a memory program: Switch the cooktop on. Set a pot with food to be
cooked onto the (off) burner. Touch the M touchpad until a short signal tone
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