Using The Thermostat With Switch In Series; Using The Electric Thermostat - Venini VEF91EG Installation, Maintenance And Use Instructions

(COOKERS WITH A SINGLE-CONTROL CONVENTIONAL ELECTRIC OVEN)
The electric oven is controlled by an electric thermostat combined with a switch used to turn on the elements. The
electric oven can be combined with an electric grill. The oven is heated by 2 elements: one on the top and one on the
bottom. Turning the knob (Fig.29) turns on the bottom element and the top external elements while the thermostat is
used to set the temperature ranging from 50°C to 250°C. It can be adjusted using the scale indicated on the ring around
the knob. An orange light turns off indicating that the temperature setting has been reached. Therefore, it is normal for
this light to turn on and off while the oven is working. There are 3 fixed positions beyond the 250°C setting:
or indicates the only the bottom element (1300W M6; 1800 W M9) has been turned on;
or indicates that only the top external element (900W M6; 1200 W M9) has been turned on;
or indicates that only the grill element (1500WM6; 1800W M9) has been turned on;
In these positions the temperature is not controlled by the thermostat.
The thermostat supplied with the relative models maintains a constant temperature inside the oven at a specific
temperature setting ranging from 50°C to 250°C (Fig.30A-30B-30C).
Fig. 30A
Turn the knob clockwise and align the selected temperature indicated on the ring with the index etched on the control
panel. Thermostat operation is indicated by an orange light which will turn off when the temperature inside the oven is
10°C greater than the temperature setting, and will turn on when the oven is 10°C less than the temperature setting. The
thermostat can control the oven elements only if the relative switch is in one of the possible oven element operating
modes: if the switch is in position 0, the thermostat has no effect on the oven elements, which remain off.

USING THE THERMOSTAT WITH SWITCH IN SERIES

Fig. 29

USING THE ELECTRIC THERMOSTAT

Fig. 30B Fig. 30C
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