HF87971 - Microwave SIEMENS - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Built-in Microwave
Brand	Siemens
Model	HF87971
Capacity	1.1 cu ft (31 L)
Microwave Power	900 W
Grill Power	1200 W
Dimensions (H x W x D)	17.4 x 23.4 x 20.1 inches
Weight	44.1 lbs (20 kg)
Power Supply	230 V / 50 Hz, 10 A
Energy Consumption	1.2 kWh
Functions	Microwave, Grill, Combi, Defrost, Reheat
Control Type	Touch control with LED display
Door Opening	Drop-down door
Interior Light	Yes
Safety Features	Child lock, door interlock, overheat protection
Cleaning	Stainless steel interior, easy-clean coating
Maintenance	Replace charcoal filter annually
Spare Parts	Available from Siemens service centers
Reparability	User-replaceable parts: filter, light bulb; professional service for others

Frequently Asked Questions - HF87971 SIEMENS

How do I set the clock on my Siemens HF87971 microwave?

Press the Clock button, then use the numeric keypad to enter the time. Press Clock again to confirm. Use 24-hour format.

Can I use metal containers in the microwave?

No, metal can cause sparks and damage the microwave. Use only microwave-safe glass, ceramic, or plastic containers.

How do I activate the child lock?

Press and hold the Stop button for 3 seconds until a lock icon appears. To unlock, repeat the same process.

What is the grill function and how do I use it?

The grill function uses a heating element for browning and crisping. Place food on the high rack and select Grill mode. Adjust time and power as needed.

How do I defrost food?

Press Defrost, enter the weight of the food, and the microwave will automatically set the time and power. Turn or stir the food halfway through.

Why is my microwave not heating?

Check if the door is fully closed, the child lock is off, and the power supply is working. If the problem persists, contact Siemens service.

How often should I clean the microwave?

Wipe the interior after each use with a damp cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a mild detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

What does 'E-01' error code mean?

Error code E-01 indicates a problem with the door interlock switch. Ensure the door is properly closed; if the error persists, call service.

Can I bake in the microwave?

The microwave is not designed for baking. Use the Grill or Combi mode for browning but results may vary.

Where can I find the model number?

The model number is on a rating plate inside the door or on the back of the appliance. It is listed as HF87971.

USER MANUAL HF87971 SIEMENS

Using this combined microwave appliance will make cooking are all pleasure.

Pleasereadtheseoperatinginstructionscarefully,soasto makeuseofallthetechnicaladvantagesprovidedbythe appliance.

Thestartoftheoperatinginstructionscontainsanumberof importantinstructionswithregardtosafety.Youwillthenbe introducedtotheindividualcomponentsofyournew appliance.Thissectionwilltellyouallyouneedtoknow aboutthecookerfunctionsandoperation.

Thetableshavebeenstructuredinsuchawayastoprovide
astep-by-stepguidetothecookersettings. Theycontain
usefulinformationabouttheappropriatecookware,insertion
level,andtheoptimumsettings,allofwhichhave,ofcourse,
beencarefullytestedinourcookingstudio.

Toensurethelong-lastingattractivenessofyourappliance, wealsoprovideyouwithanumberoftipsoncareand cleaning.And,intheunlikelyeventofamalfunction,thelast pagesoftheinstructionscontaininformationonhowto rectifyminorfaultsyourself.

Anyquestions?Youcanalwaysrefertothedetailedtable of contents,enablingyoutofindyourwayaroundquickly.

We hopethatyouwillenjoycookingwithyournew combinedmicrowaveappliance.

OperatingInstructions

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Tableofcontents

ProtectionoftheEnvironment4......

Howtosaveenergy4......

Beforeconnectingyournewappliance5......

Importantinformation6......

Safety information 6

Safety information for microwave operation ..... 7

How to prevent damage to your appliance ..... 9

Installation and connection 10

Connect the appliance to the mains 11

The control panel 12

Retractable control knobs 13

Rapid heating up 13

Safety cut-out 13

Childproof lock 14

Types of heating 14

Oven and accessories 16

Before using for the first time 17

Setting the clock 17

Heat up the oven 18

The microwave 19

Cookware/ bakeware 19

Microwave power settings 20

Setting procedure 21

Defrosting 22

Preparing food in the microwave 23

Advice on microwave operation 26

Tableofcontents

Ovenwithoutmicrowave28......

Settingprocedurefortheoven28......

...toswitchtheovenoffautomatically29......

Meat, poultry, fish 33

Advice on roasting and grilling 38

Cakes and pastries 39

Automatic programming 47

Settingprocedure47......

Memory 51

Programming a meal 51

Start memory 53

The alarm 54

Changing the signal duration 55

Care and cleaning 56

Applianceexterior56......

Accessories 56

Oven 56

Troubleshooting 58

After-sales service 60

ProtectionoftheEnvironment

Notesondisposal

Yournewappliancewasprotectedbysuitable packagingwhileitwasonitswaytoyou.Allmaterials usedforthispurposeareenvironment-friendly and suitableforrecycling.Pleasemakeacontribution to protectingtheenvironmentbydisposingofthe packagingappropriately.

Oldappliancesarenotworthlessrubbish!Environment-consciousrecyclingcanreclaimvaluableraw materials.

Beforeredisposing of your old appliance, pleasemake sure that it is unusable, or label it with a sticker stating "Caution: This appliance is defective!"

Up-to-date information concerning options for disposing of your old appliance and the packaging from thenewone can be obtained from your retailer or local municipal office.

Howtosaveenergy

☐Theovenshouldonlybepreheatedif recommendedinthecookinginstructionsorthe applicationstableintheinstructionmanual.
□Usedark, black-finishorenamelledbakingtins, as these are particularly good conductors of heat.
□Whenbakingseveralcakes,itisbesttobakethem oneaftertheother.Theovenwillstillbewarm, meaningthatthebakingtimeforthesecondcake willbereduced.
☐Forlongcookingtimes,itispossibletoswitchchoff theoven10minutesbeforetheendofthecooking timeandthususetheresidualheattofinishoffthe cooking.
□Usethemicrowaveincombinationwithonetype ofheating. Thisisquickerandsavesenergy.

Beforeconnectingyournew appliance

Pleasereadthisinstructionmanualcarefully beforeusingtheapplianceforthefirsttime. The instructionscontainimportantinformation regardingapplianceuseandcare.

☐Pleasekeeptheoperatingandinstallation instructionsinasafeplacereadytopassoninthe eventofchangeofownership.
☐Donotstartuptheapplianceiftransportdamage isapparent.

Importantinformation

Safetyinformation

☐Thisappliancecomplieswithallrelevant safety regulationsforelectricalappliances.Repairs shouldonlybecarriedoutbyafullytrained authorisedengineerotherwisetherecouldberisk ofseriousinjurytotheuser.
☐Thesurfacesofheatingandcookingappliances becomehotduringoperation.Theinteriorsurfaces oftheovenandtheheatingelementsbecome particularlyhot. Keepchildrenatasafedistance. Riskofscalding!
☐Theconnectingcordsofelectricappliances must notbecometrappedinthehotovendoor, otherwisetheinsulatingjacketcouldbedamaged. Short-circuit,lightningstrike!
□Iftheovendoorordoorsealisdamaged,youmust notusetheovenuntilithasbeenrepairedbyan after-salesservicetechnician.Otherwise microwaveenergycouldescape.
☐Neverstorecombustibleitemsintheovencavity. Thesecouldigniteiftheovenisswitchedon. Firehazard!
□Iftheapplianceisdefective,removethemains plugorswitchchoffthefuseinthefusebox. CalltheAfter-salesService.
☐Thisappliancemustbeusedforthepreparationof foodonly.

Safetyinformation formicrowave operation

☐ Themicrowavemustonlybeswitchedonwhen thereisfoodinit.

☐ Themicrowaveshouldonlybeusedforheating foodanddrinks. Usingthemicrowaveforother purposesmaybedangerousandmayresultin damagee.g.grainsorcerealscouldcatchfire whenheated.

Riskofscalding

When heating liquids, always place at as soon in the container top prevent delayed boiling. When boiling is delayed, the liquid comesto the boil without the customary steambubbles. The slightest vibration can cause the hot liquid to boil over or spatter violently. This can cause injuries and scalding.

Two glass glasses: one with a spoon inside, the other with a black X symbol crossed out (no text or symbols present)

Babyfood:

Alwaysheatupbabyfoodinaglassorbottle withoutthelidorteat.Onceheated,thebabyfood shouldbestirredorshakenthoroughlytodistribute theheatevenly.Alwayscheckthetemperature beforegivingthefoodtoyourbaby.Thereisarisk ofburning.

□Neverheatupfoodordrinksintightlysealed containers.Thereisariskofexplosion.

□Alcoholicdrinksmustnotbeoverheated.Thereis ariskofexplosion.

☐Donotheatanymealsinheat-retainingpackages astheycouldignite.Foodincontainersmadefrom plastic,paperorothercombustiblematerialsmust bemonitoredduringheating.Airtightpackaging mayburstwhenfoodisheated.

☐Theovendoormustnotbeopenedifsmokeis visibleinsidetheoven.Shouldthishappen,switch offtheapplianceandisolatethecookerfromthe powersupplyatthefusebox.

□Nevercookeggsintheirshellsnorheatup hard-boiledeggs,astheymaycrackorexplode. Thesameappliestoshellfishandcrustaceans. Alwayspricktheyokefirstforfriedorpoached eggs.

□Alwayspricktheskinoffoodstuffswithhardcrusts orskinssuchasapples,tomatoes,potatoesand sausagesbeforecookingtopreventtheskinfrom bursting.

□Keepaneyontheovenwhenyouaredefrosting orheatingfoodssuchasherbs,fruitor mushroomsorfoodswithalowwatercontent suchasbreadasoverdryingcanresultinafire hazard.

□Neverheatupcookingoilinamicrowaveasit couldignite.

□Porcelainorceramicovenwarecanhavesmall perforationsinthehandlesorlid. These perforationsconcealacavitybelow.Anyliquidthat penetratesthiscavitymaycausetheovenwareto crack.

□Alwaysusethemicrowavesettingsandcooking timesspecifiedintheinstructionmanual.Ifyou selectaheatsettingthatistoohighoracooking timethatistoolong,thismaycausethefoodto igniteandtheappliancetobedamaged.

☐ Themicrowavemustonlybeswitchedonwhen thereisfoodinit. Theappliancemayoverloadifit isswitchedonwithoutanyfoodinit. Anexception tothisruleisforshort-termtestingofovenware (seenotesonovenware).

☐Childrenmustonlybeallowedtousethe microwaveiftheyhavebeenproperlyinstructed. Theymustbeinapositiontooperatethe appliancecorrectlyandunderstandtherisks outlinedinthisinstructionmanual.

□Mealsheatedintheovengiveoffheat.The ovenwarecanbecomehot.Alwaysuseoven gloveswhentakingtheovenwareoutoftheoven.

Howtoprevent damagetoyour appliance

□Neverplaceabakingtrayoraluminiumfoilonthe ovencavityfloor, asthiswouldresultintheoven heatbeingtrapped. Thebakingandroastingtimes wouldnolongerbemaintainedandtheenamel couldbedamaged.
□Neverpourwaterintothehotoven.Itcould damagetheenamel.
☐ Fruitjuicewhichdripsfromthebakingtraywill leavestainswhichcannotberemoved.When bakingveryjuicyfruitflans,itisbesttousethe deeperglasspan.
☐Theovendoormustalwayscloseproperly. Keep thedoorsealareasclean.

Installationandconnection

☐ Please follow the special assembly instructions.
☐Themainsvoltagemustcorrespondtothevoltage givenontheratingplate. Thereshouldbea16amp fuse(L/Bauto).
□Alwayscontactaqualifiedelectricianiftheoutlet hastobemovedortheleadchanged.Ifthe connectionisnolongeraccessibleafter installation,theremustbelocalmeansofisolation viaanall-poleisolationswitchwithairgapcontact separation.
☐Neveruse multiple plugs, plug connectors or extension leads. This could cause overloading and ultimately fire.

Electrical connection. Warning! All appliances with a 3 core lead must be earthed.

Pleaseensure that the voltage and current indicated on the rating plate agrees with the voltage of your electricity supply. 220/240 volts—(i.e., 220/240 VAC).

Connectthe appliancetothe mains

Thewiresinthemainsleadarecolouredin accordancewiththefollowingcode:

GreenandYellowEarth

BlueNeutral

BrownLive

Asthecoloursofthewiresinthemainsleadofthis appliancemaynotcorrespondwiththecoloured markingsindentifyingtheterminalsinyourplug, proceedasfollows:

1. ThewirewhichiscolouredGREENandYELLOW mustbeconnectedtotheEARTHterminalinyour plug, whichismarkedwiththeletterEorbythe earthsymbol ^① orcolouredGREEN, or GREEN and YELLOW.
2. ThewirewhichiscolouredBROWNmustbe connectedtotheLIVEterminalwhichismarked withtheletterLorcolouredRED.
3. ThewirewhichiscolouredBLUEmustbe connectedtotheneutralterminalwhichismarked withtheletterNorcolouredBLACK.
   Seeratingplateforfurtherinformation.
   Pullofftheprotectivefoilfromtheoperatinpanel.

Thecontrolpanel

*The appliance is set in accordance with safety standard EN60335.

Retractablecontrol knobs

Thetemperatureselectorandknobcanberetracted inanyposition.

Simplypressthecontrolknobinordertoraiseor lowerit. The controlknobscan be turned to the left and right.

Rapidheatingup

Youmayusetherapidheatingupfunctionwiththe followingtypesofheating:

Topandbottomheat
Hotair
Grillingwithcirculatingair

Makethesettingsintheusualmannerandpressthe buttonforrapidheatingup. Thesymbolforrapid heatingupilluminates.

Pressthestartbutton.

Thesymbolextinguishesandabriefacousticsignal canbeheardwhenthequick-startovenheatinghas finished. Placethefoodintheovenandclosethe ovendoor. Theoperation, whichhasbeenset, then begins. Ifamicrowaveoperationandadurationhave beenset, thesealsobegininthesameway.

Cancel

Pressthebuttonforrapidheatinguporopentheoven door. Thesymbolextinguishes.

Note

Rapidheatingupwillonlyworkfrom100 °C.

Safetycut-out

The automaticsafety switch-off function is activated if the settings on the appliance are not changed for several hours. The appliances switches off.

Anacousticsignalsoundswhentheappliance switchesoff.Pressthestopbutton.Youcannow makenewsettings.

Atwhattimethesafetyswitch-offfunctionisactivated dependsonthesettemperatureorgrillsetting.

Cancellingthesafety switch-off

If your meal requires longer cooking time, you may deactivate the automatic safety switch-off function, in which case you must enter duration. The oven switches off automatically.

Childprooflock

Youmaylocktheappliancebypassingthekey button.

Thealarmandtimeofdaycanbesetatanytime.

Lockingtheappliance:

Theremaybenooperationset.

Holdthekeybutton—depressedfor6secondsuntil the symbolappearsinthelowerdisplaypanel.

Deactivatingthelock:

Holdthekeybutton—depressedfor6secondsuntil the—symbolinthelowerdisplaypanelextinguishes.

Typesofheating

Differenttypesofheatingmodesareavailablefor the oven,enablingyoutoselectthebestmethodfor cooking.

Microwaves

They are converted to heat when coming into contact with food. Microwave operation is ideal for rapid defrosting, warming, melting and cooking.

Microwavepowersettings:

800WForheatingupliquids.

600WForheatingupandcookingfood.

360WForcookingmeatandforwarming sensitivefood.

180WFordefrostingandcontinuedcooking.

90WFordefrostingsensitivefood.

Microwavecombinedwithonetypeofheating.

This involves simultaneous operation of the microwave and onetype of heating. The food will become just as crispy and brown as before, albeit in much less time and using less energy. The combined operation of microwave and onetype of heating is suitable only for cooking on one level.

Illustration of bread rolls and a halved bun (no text or symbols)

Topandbottomheat

Thisensurestheevendistributionofheatontothe cakeorroastfromthetopandbottomoftheoven. Thistypeofheatingisidealforbakingbread, biscuits andcheesecakeononelevel. Topandbottom heatingisalsosuitableforcookingingleanroastsofbeef, vealandgameinanopenorclosedroastingpan.

Hotair

Afanintherearwalloftheovenevenlydistributesthe heatfromthetopandbottomoftheoven.Usingthe hotairheatingsystem,itispossibletobakeontwo levelsatthesametime. Thistypeofheatingwillalso provideoptimumresultswhenbakingspongecakes incaketinsorcreampuffs.

Selectanoventemperaturethatis20to30°Clower thanthatfortopandbottomheat.

Illustration of a roasted chicken and two fish (no text or symbols)

Grillingwithcirculatingair

Thistypeofheatinginvolvesthegrillheatingelement andthefanswitchingonandoffalternately.During thepauseinheating,thefancirculatestheheat generatedbythegrillaroundthefood.Thisensures thatpiecesofmeatarecrispedandbrownonallsides andthattheovenremainscleanerthanintopand bottomheating.

Illustration of a sandwich with sausages and meat, no text or symbols present

Radiantgrilling

Theentiresurfaceunderthegrillheatingelement becomeshot. Thisisidealifyouwishtocookseveral steaks, sausages, piecesoffishorslicesoftoast.

Ovenand accessories

Therearefivedifferentlevelsforthe accessories.

Four different rectangular trays with different internal designs, shown from top to bottom (no text or symbols)

Wiregrillforcookingdishes, caketins, roastsandfoodforgrilling. Thewiregrill canbeusedcrankup—ordown—.

AluminiumbakingtrayHZ8055

for cakesandbiscuits.

Insertthebakingtraytotheend stopwith theslopingedgefacingthe ovendoor.

GlasspanHZ8056forlargeroasts,juicy cakes,soufflésandaugratindishes.It canalsobeusedasasplashguardwhen grillingmeatdirectlyonthewiregrill. For thispurpose,inserttheglasspanat level1.

UniversalpanHZ67615(special accessory)forlargeroasts,juicycakes, soufflésandaugratindishes.Itcanalso beusedasasplashguardwhengrilling meatdirectlyonthewiregrill.Forthis purpose,inserttheuniversalpanat level 1.

Theaccessoriescanbepurchasedlater fromaspecialiststore.Pleasespecifythe HZnumber.

Beforeusingforthefirstttime

Settingtheclock

When the appliance has been connected for the first time, or after a power failure, three zeros will flash in the clock display.

Setthetime.

1. Presstheclockbutton.

1. Set the time using the rotary knob.

1. Presstheclockbutton again.

Changingthetime e.g.fromsummertimeto wintertime

Setasdescribedinpoints1 to 3.

Hidingthetime

Itispossibletohidethetimesothatitcontinuesto countdowninthebackground.Thedisplayisblank.

1. Pressthe①clockbutton.
2. PresstheStopbutton.

Thetimeisnowcountingdowninthebackground. Shouldyouwishtoseethetimebriefly,presstheclockbuttonagain.

Thetimeisshownagain

Presstheclockbuttonthreetimestosetthetimeto countdownvisiblyinthedisplayoncemore.

Heatuptheoven

Inordertoeliminatethe"newappliance"smell, preheattheclosed,emptyovenfor60minutes.

□Pressthe■button.

☐Turnthetemperatureselectorto250°C.

□Pressthestartbutton.

250°Cappearsinthelowerdisplaypanel.

Donotactivatethemicrowave.

Pressthestopbuttontwiceafter60minutes. The ovenisswitchedoff.

Duetotheresultingsteam,itisbesttoventilatethe kitchenduringthisprocess.

Notefortabletop appliances

The appliance is fitted with a cooling fan. The fan may continue to operate after the oven has been switched off. While the fan is running, the oven light illuminates and the antennab behind the glass cover rotates. The microwave is switched off.

Thefancontinuestooperatesothatthedampnessis dried, thuspreventingthefurniturefrombeing damaged.

Themicrowave

Themicrowave can be used separately, i.e., on its own, or combined with one type of heating.

Whynottryouthemicrowave straightaway. You could heatupacupofwaterforyourtea,forexample.

Takealargecupwithoutgoldorsilverdecorationand placeateaspooninside.Insertthewiregrillintothe ovenonlevel1.Placethecupofteainthemiddleof thewiregrill.

1. Pressthebuttonforamicrowavepowerof800W.
2. Usetheknobtoset1 minute and 30 seconds.
3. Pressthestartbutton.

Anacousticsignalsoundsafter1 minute and 30 seconds. Thesignalcanbeswitchedoff prematurely bypassingthestopbutton.

Whilstyouaredrinkingyourcupoftea,pleaseread againthemicrowavesafetyinstructionsatthestart of theinstructionmanual.Theyareveryimportant.

Cookware/bakeware

Usecookware/bakewaremadeoutofglass, porcelain, ceramic, or heat-resistant plastic. These materials are permeable to microwaver radiation. Metalcookware/bakeware, on the other hand, is impermeable to microwaver radiation, which means that food in enclosed metal containers will remain uncooked. Open and flat metal bowls, e.g. made from aluminium, can be used.

Takecarethatthemetalisnottooclosetotheoven wall, ascontactcouldresultinsparks. Metaloven accessories cannot cause sparks provided that they are used according to the instructions in the tables. Always placethe cookware/bakeware on the wire grill.

Exception: Warmingmilkbottles. If sparks do occur between themetal cookware/bakeware and the wire grill, simply wipethe cookware/bakeware basewith a dampcloth.

Often, serving dishescan be used in cooking food. This saves you having to transfer the food as well as a lot of washing up. If your crockery features goldors silver decor, this should only be used if it is guaranteed to microwave suitable according to manufacturer instructions.

Cookware/bakewaretest:

Themicrowaveappliancemustnotbeswitchedon withoutfoodintheovencompartment. Theonly exceptiontothisruleisforthefollowingcookware/bakewaretest: Carryoutthefollowingtestifyouareunsureifthe bakewareismicrowave-suitable: Placetheemptycookware/bakewareintheovenand operateatthe800 Wmicrowavesettingfor 1 / 2 to 1 minute .Monitorthetemperatureduringthisperiod. The cookware/bakewareshouldstillbecoldorhand-hot. Thecookware/bakewareisunsuitableifitbecomeshot orifsparksoccur.

Microwavepower settings

800 WattForheatingupliquids 600WattForheatingupandcookingfood 360WattForcookingmeatandforwarmingsensitive food 180WattFordefrostingandcontinuedcooking 90WattFordefrostingsensitivefood □Microwavepowerof800Wcanbesetfor 30 minutes,600 Wfor1hour,andtheother microwavepowersettingsfor1 hour and 30 minutes.Youmayenterupto3 microwave powersettingsandtimesaftereachother.

Settingprocedure

1. Pressthebuttonforthe requiredmicrowavepower. Thesuggestedtimeof1 minute appears.

1. Settherequiredduration usingtherotaryknob. Youmaynowenteradditional microwavepowerandtime settingsasdescribedinpoints 1.and2.

3.Pressthestartbutton.

Microwaveoperationisstarted.

Quick-start

1. Pressthebuttonfortherequiredmicrowave power. 1 minuteappears. Eachpressofthebuttonincreasesthedurationby 1 minute.
   2.Pressthestartbutton.

Anacousticsignalsoundsand0.00appearsinthe clockdisplaywhenthetimeexpires. Pressthestopbutton.

Correction

If you have only made onemicrowave power setting, the duration can be changed at any time. If you have made several microwave power and time settings, the duration can only be changed before the start of microwave operation.

Cancel

Eitherpressthestopbuttontwiceoropenthedoor andpressthestopbuttononce.

Notes

□Openingtheovendoorinterruptsmicrowave operation.Microwaveoperationisresumedonce thedoorisclosed.

Tables

The following tables provide you with numerous options and setting values forthemicrowave.

Thetimespecificationsinthetablesareguidelines only. They may vary according to the equality and consistency of the food.

Time“ranges”areoftenspecifiedinthetables.Set the shortesttimefirst,andthenextendthetimeif necessary.

It may be that you have different amounts to those specified in the table.

Aruleofthumbexistsforthispurpose:

Doubletheamount-doublethetime, halftheamount-halfthetime.

Alwaysplacethedishontothewiregrillonlevel 1.

Defrosting

Frozenfoodshouldbeplacedinaflatdishoron a plate.

Sensitiveparts,suchasthelegsandwingsof chicken,orfattyouterlayersofroastscanbecovered withsmallpiecesofaluminiumfoil.Thefoilshouldnot comeintocontactwiththeovenwalls.Thealuminium foilcanberemovedafterhalfthedefrostingtime.

Turnthefoodafterthehalfthedefrostingtime.Large piecesoffoodshouldbeturnedseveraltimes.

Leavedefrosteditemstostandforapprox.10minutes sothatthetemperaturecanstabilize.Withpoultry,the gibletscanberemovedatthispoint.

Havingmadethedesiredsettings,alwayspress thestartbutton.

Defrosting, glasspanatlevel1

AmountSelectthemicrowavepowerinW Setthedurationinminutes

1 chicken 1 kg 180 W, 10 min. + 90 W, 15 - 20 min.

2chickens1kgeach180W,20min.+90W,15-25min.

Defrosting,glasspanatlevel1	Amount	SelectthemicrowavepowerinW Setthedurationinminutes
1duck2kg180W,20min.+90W,20-30min.
Meat(compactpieces)750g	1kg	180W,5min.+90W,25-35min. 180W,10min.+90W,25-35min.
2steaks600g180W,5min.+90W,10-15min.
Fish500g180W,5min.+90W,10-15min.
Butter250g180W,2min.+90W,3-5min.
Bread1kg180W,10min.+90W,8-12min.
Breadrolls4pcs.90W,3-5min.
Cake500g180W,7-11min.
Berries/stonefruit250g180W,6-8min.

Creamgateauxandcreamcakesaredefrosted withoutthemicrowave.Insertthecakeatlevel1.

Pressthehotairbutton®andsetto20°Cwiththe temperatureselector.Pressthestartbutton.

Preparing food in themicrowave

Alwayscoverthefood.

Removetheready-to-ervemealsfromtheiraluminium packagingandcookinamicrowave-compatibledish. Inthisway,theyarecookedmorequicklyandevenly.

When heating several meals at the same time, these may heat up at different rates.

Stirorturnthefoodinbetweenimes.Inthisway,the foodheatsupmorequicklyandevenly.

Afterheating,leavethemealstostandfor1 to 2 minutessothatthetemperaturecanstabilize.

Havingmade thedesiredsettings, alwayspress thestart button.

Preparingfoodinthe microwave,wiregrillatlevel1

Amount

SelectthemicrowavepowerinW Setthedurationinminutes

Vegetables

Addalittleliquid

Preparingfoodinthe microwave,wiregrillatlevel1		Amount	SelectthemicrowavepowerinW Setthedurationinminutes
Mushrooms,freshCooking250g600W,6-8min.
Leeks,freshCooking500g600W,5-7min.
Peppers,freshCooking500g600W,8-10min.
Mixedvegetables,frozenCooking450g600W,10-12min.
Vegetables,refrigerator temperature	Heating150g600W,2-3min.
Side-dishes
Potatoes, addalittleliquid	Boiling250g	500g	600W,6-8min. 600W,8min.+180W,6-8min.
Rice(addtwiceasmuchliquid)Cooking125g		250g	600W,5min.+180W,15-17min. 600W,8min.+180W,15-17min.
Side-dishes, refrigeratortemperature	Heating250g600W,2-3min.
Wholemeal*,addthreetimesthe amountofliquid	Cooking100g600W,8min.+90W,15-20min.
Flour*,e.g.wheat,unripegrain, oats,barley.Addtwicethe amountofliquid	Cooking100g600W,5min.+90W,20-25min.
* Depending on the type of flour, wheat and wholemeal require a rising time of up to 30 minutes.
Soupsandsauces
Stew,frozen	Heating500g600W,13-17min.
Stew,refrigeratortemperature	Heating500g600W,5-7min.
Stock,frozen	Heating400g800W,7-10min.
Bolognesesauce,frozen	Heating300g600W,8-11min.
Bolognesesauce,refrigerator temperature	Heating600g600W,13-16min.
Menu,one-coursemeal
One-course meal, frozen	Heating	350 - 400 g	600 W, 6 min. + 360 W, 5-10min.
One-coursemeal,refrigerator temperature	Heating350-400g	600W,6-10min.
Ready-to-serve meals, sterilized	Heating	350 - 400 g	600 W, 4 - 6 min.
Desserts
PuddingCooking500g600W,6-8min.
CompoteCooking250g		500g	600W,5-7min. 600W,8-11min.
Babyfood
Heatinanopendish,stirandcheckthetemperature!
InaglassHeating200g360W,2min.-2min.30sec.
MilkbottleHeating200ml800W,30-45sec.
Stand the bottles directly on the floor in the centre of the appliance and insert a spoon in each bottle.
Miscellaneous
Butter,refrigeratortemperatureSoftening250g90W,1-3min.
Honey,crystallized	Melting	200g180W,1-2min.
Cakeicing (removefrompackaging)	Melting	150g600W,4-5min.
Butter, refrigerator temperature	Melting	50 g	180 W, 4 - 5 min.
Beverages
Placeaspooninthecontainer
Coffee,tea,milk,accordingto desiredtemperature	Heating150ml	300ml	800W,1-2min.
		500ml	800W,2-3min.
		1 l	800W,3-4min.
			800W,7-8min.

Adviceon microwave operation

Thereisnosetting specifiedfortherespective amountoffood.

Thefoodhasbeencooked toodry.

Oncompletionofthe cookingtime,thefoodhas notbeendefrosted,heated orcooked.

Oncompletionofthe cookingtime,thefoodhas beenovercookedonthe edgesyetundercookedon theinside.

Afterdefrosting, the poultry ormeatispartially cooked ontheoutside, but notfully defrostedinthemiddle.

Extendorshortenthecookingtimeaccordingtothe followingruleofthumb: Doubletheamount=doublethetime Halftheamount=halfthetime

Selectashortercookingtimeorlowermicrowave setting.Addmoreliquidandcoverthefood.

Selectalongercookingtimeandahighermicrowave settingthanisspecified.Largeamountsoffoodwill takelongertocook.Takeintoconsiderationthedepth ofthefood,as"deep"foodwillalsotakelonger.

Stirthefoodfromtimetotimeandselectalowerheat settingandlongerdurationnexttime.

Selectalowermicrowavepowersetting.Activate the hotairfunction without atemperaturesetting.With large amounts,turnthe itemstobedefrostedseveral times.

Test meals in accordancewith EN 60705

These meals are used by testing institution to test the quality and function of microwave appliances.

The power output is measured with the wire grill in shelf position 2.

The appliance is set in accordance with safety standard EN60335.

Cookingwithmicrowaveonly

Meal	OvenwareLevelMicrowavesetting(watts)anddurationinminutes
CustardWiregrill1360Wapprox.16mins+180Wapprox.17mins
SpongeWiregrill1600Wapprox.7mins
MeatloafWiregrill1360Wapprox.34mins

Defrostingwithmicrowaveonly

Meal	OvenwareLevelMicrowavesetting(watts)anddurationinminutes
MeatWiregrill2180W6mins+90Wapprox.10mins

Combinationcookingwithmicrowave

Meal	OvenwareLevel	Typeof heating		Temperature in°C	Microwavesetting(watts) andduration in minutes
Potato gratin	Wire grill	1		160	600 W approx. 30 mins
Cake	Wire grill	2		180	90 W approx. 15 mins
Chicken*	Wiregrilland glasspan	2		230	360Wapprox.30mins

* Turnthechickenhalfwaythroughthecookingtime.

Ovenwithoutmicrowave

Settingprocedure fortheoven

Theovenissetusingthebuttonsforthetypesof heatingandthetemperatureselector.Youcanmake thesettingsinanyorder.

1. Pressthebuttonforthe typeofheatingyourequire.

1. Use the temperature select to set the temperature or grill level.

3.PresstheStartbutton.

Whenthemealisready, switchofftheovenusing the Stopbutton.

Correction

Youmaychangethetemperatureorgrillsettingatany time. Youmustpausetheproceduretochangethe typeofheating.

Pause

PresstheStopbuttonThesymbolforthetypeof heatingflashes. Theprocedurewillalsobepausedif youopentheovendoor.

Cancel

PresstheStopbuttontwice.

Notes

Youcanalsosetthetemperaturefirststandthenthe typeofheating.

Youcanusethetemperatureselectortosetthe temperatureto20°Cor30°Candthenindegree incrementsupto250°Cdependingonthetypeof heatingselected.Whenusingtop/bottomheatingyoucansetthetemperatureupto300°C.

The preheating indicator provides a visual display of the temperature rise. The temperatures selected has been reached when the last segment of the display is filled.

The preheating indicator does not operate if you have selected the grill setting.

...toswitchtheoven offautomatically

You must set adurations that the oven will switch off automatically. Set as described in points 1 and 2.

1. Settherequiredduration usingtherotaryknob.

1. PresstheStartbutton. Thesymbolforautomaticoven operationappearsintheclock display.

Asignalsoundswhenthemealisready. PresstheStopbutton.

Correction

Youmaychangethetemperature,grillleveland durationatanytime.Youmustpausetheprocedure tochangethetypeofheating.Todothis,pressthe Stopbutton.

Cancel

PresstheStopbuttontwice.

Notes

☐Youcanmakethesettingsinanyorder, e.g.first theduration, thenthetemperature and thenthe typeofheating.

Ovenandmicrowavecombined

This involves the simultaneous operation of the microwave and one other type of heating.

Youmaysetthemicrowavefirstandthentheoven, or viceversa.

Settingprocedure

Themicrowaveandovenswitchchoffatthesametime.

1. Pressthebuttonforthe requiredmicrowavepower.

1. Setthedurationusingthe rotaryknob. Youmaynowenteradditional microwavepowerandtimesettings asdescribedinpoints1 and 2.

1. Pressthebuttonforthe requiredtypeofheating.

1. Usethetemperatureselector tosetthetemperatureorgrill setting.

2. Pressthestartbutton. Thesymbolforcombined operationappearsinthe clockdisplay.

Themicrowaveandovenswitchchoffautomaticallyafter 25minutes.Anacousticsignalsounds.Pressthestop button.

Microwaveoperationis combinedwiththeovenfor acertainperiodoftime.

Theovenandmicrowavearestartedseparately. The microwaveswitchesoffaftertheselected duration. Theovenissetwithoutadurationandis switchedoffmanually.

1. Pressthebuttonforthe requiredtypeofheating.

1. Select the temperature or grill setting using therotary knob.

1. Pressthestart button.

1. Pressthebuttonforthe requiredmicrowavepower.

2. Settheduration using the rotary knob. You may now enter additional microwave power and timesettings (e.g. 90 W, 5 minutes).

6.Pressthestartbutton.

Changingtheduration

Themicrowaveswitchesoffafter15minutes.

An acousticsignalsounds.

Usethetemperatureselectortoswitchofftheoven afterthedesiredtime.

□If you havem adeseveralmicrowave power and timesettings, the duration canon only be changed before the start of microwave operation. After this point, you will have clear the entire entry and make anew setting.

□Ifyouhaveonlysetonemicrowavepowerand timesetting,thedurationcanbechangedatany time.

Cancel

Pressthestopbuttontwice.

Allsettingsarecleared.

Meat,poultry,fish

Cookware

Youmayuseanyheat-resistant, microwave-compatibledish.Theglassdishisalso idealforlargeroasts.Otherroastingtinsmadeoutof metalmayonlybeusedforroastingwithoutthe microwavesetting.

Whenplacingmeatdirectlyonthewiregrill,alsoinsert theglassdishasasplashguard.

Hotglassdishesshouldbeplacedonadrykitchen towelafterremovalfromtheoven. Theglasscould crackifplacedonacoldorwetsurface.

Thedishesmaybecomeveryhot.Alwaysuseoven gloveswhenremovingdishesfromtheoven.

Alwaysplacethedishesinthecentreofthewiregrill.

Adviceonroasting

Theroasting result depends on the type and quality of meat.

Illustration of a cooking oven with a dish inside, showing a plate and tray (no text or symbols)

Thespecificationsonthefollowingpagesapplyto roastinginhigh-sided,opendishes.Thisensuresthat theroastbecomescrispyandbrown.

Add2to3soupspoonsofliquidtoleanmeat, and 8 to10 soupspoonsofliquidtopotroasts, depending onthesize.

Turnthepiecesofmeatafterhalfofthetime. Whentheroastisready, it should be left to stand in the switched off, closed oven for further 10 minutes. This allows themeat juicestobebetter distributed.

Cookinginacloseddishensuresthattheroast becomesjuicierandkeepstheovenclean.However, thetemperaturemustbeset10-20°Chigher.

Adviceongrilling

Alwaysclosetheovendoorwhengrilling.

Whereverpossible, usepiecesofmeatthatareof a similarthickness, and at least 2 to 3 cm thick. Such pieces will be browned evenly and stay juicy and soft in them middle. Steak should only be salted after grilling.

Placethepiecesofmeatdirectlyontothewiregrill.A singlegrillpiecegetsthebest,ifyouputitontheright orontheleftoftherustmiddleunderthegrill. Inaddition,inserttheglassdishatlevel1.Themeat juicesarecollectedhereandtheoveniskeptclean.

Thewiregrillcanbeinsertedcrankup—ordown—. Thisallowsyoutoadjustthedistancefromthe grillheatingelement.Turnthemeataftertwothirdsof therecommendedtime.

Note: The grill heating elements switches on and off automatically. This is normal. How oftenthis occurs depends on these selected grill setting.

Meat

Thetableappliestoinsertionintoacoldoven. The timespecificationsareprovidedasguidelinesonlyand dependonthetypeandqualityofthemeat.

Frozenmeatmustbefullydefrosted.

Havingmadethedesiredsettings,alwayspress thestartbutton.

Meat		CookwareLevelTypeof		heating	Temp.°C grill	Microwave,W Duration,min.	Total duration min.
Pot-roastedbeef (e.g.standingrib)	1kg	closed1			200-210	360W,10 +180W,40-50	50-60
	1.5kg		1		190-200	360W,10 +180W,55-65	65-75
	2kg		1		180-190	360W,20 +180W,65-75	85-95
Sirloinofbeef1kg		open1			210-230	-	75-85
	1.5kg		1		200-220	-	95-105
	2kg		1		190-210	-	115-125
Roastbeef, medium-rare*	1kgopen1		200-210	180W,20		+90W,10-15	30-35
Meat			LevelCode	Type of heating	Temp.°C grill	Microwave,W Duration,min.	Total duration min.
Steaks, cooked through Steaks, medium-rare		Wiregrill ~	5		Setting3	-	22-25
		Wiregrill ~	5		Setting3	-	18-20
Porkwithoutrind (e.g.neck)	1kg	open1			190-200	90W,65-75	65-75
	1.5kg		1		180-190	180W,35 +90W,60-70	95-105
	2kg		1		170-180	180W,40 +90W,65-75	100-110
Porkwithrind** (e.g.shoulder,leg)	1kg	open1			190-210	-	110-120
	1.5kg		1		180-200	-	140-150
	2kg		1		170-190	-	160-170
Smokedporkwith bone	1kgopen2--360W,35-4535-45
Meatloaf750gopen1 Setting1600W,20-3020-30
Sausageapprox.	750g	Wiregrilland glassdish	4 Setting3-			15-20
Roastveal	1kg	open1			170-180	180W,25 +90W,25-35	50-60
	2kg		1		160-170	180W,45 +90W,35-45	80-90
Legoflamb withoutbone	1.5kg	open2 190-200	180W,10			+90W,40-50	50-60

* Turn roast beef after half the cooking time. After cooking, wrap the roast beef in aluminum foil and leave in the oventorestfor10minutes.

** Cut the pork rind and place the pork in the dish, if the pork is to be turned, first place the pork with the rind side down.

Poultry

Thetableappliestoinsertionintothecoldoven.

Frozenpoultrymustbecompletelydefrosted.

Whengrillingdirectlyonthewiregrill,inserttheglass dishatlevel2.

Piercetheskinofduckorgooseunderthewingsto enablethefattorunoff.

Turnwholepoultryaftertwothirdsofthegrillingtime.

Poultrywillbecomeparticularlycrispyandbrownif youcoatitwithbutter,saltywater,drippingfator orangejuiceattheendoftheroastingtime.

Havingmadethedesiredsettings,alwayspress thestartbutton.

Poultry			LevelTypeof heating	Temp.°C grill	Microwave,W Duration,min.	Total duration min.
2chickenhalves400g each	Wiregrilland glassdish	3Setting1360W,20-3020-30
Chickenpieces500g	Wiregrilland glassdish	3Setting2360W,15-2015-20
1wholechicken	1kg	open2	230-240	360W,25-35	25-30
2wholechickens	each1kg		230-240	360W,30-40	35-40
Duck	1.7 kg	open	1220 - 230	180 W, 15 +90W,35-45	50-60
Goose	3kg	Wiregrilland glassdish	1200-210180W,20	+90W,50-60	70-80

Fish

Illustration of a microwave oven with a cooking pot and a numbered label (1) pointing to the lid area.

Thetableappliestoinsertionintothecoldoven.

Havingmadethedesiredsettings,alwayspress thestartbutton.

Fish			LevelTypeof heating		Temp.°C, grill	Microwave,W Duration,min.	Total duration min.
Grilledfish300g	each 1kg	Wiregrilland glassdish	3	☐	Setting3	180W,12-15	12-15
			2	☐	Setting2	360W,25-30	25-30
Trout,aubleu300gclosed1--600W,6-86-8
Fish,frozen	400gclosed2--600W,12-15			12-15
Slicedfish (e.g. cutlets)		Wiregrilland glassdish	4	☐	Setting 3	180 W, 15 - 20	15 - 20
			3

Adviceonroasting andgrilling

Thetabledoesnotcontain specificationsforthe weightoftheroast

Selectthenextlowestweightfromtheinstructions andextendthetime.

Howcanyoutellwhenthe roastisready.

Useameatthermometer(availablefromspecialist stores)orimplementa“spoontest”.Pressaspoon ontotheroast.lfitfeelsfirm,itisready.lfitcanbe pressedin,itneedstobecookedforalittlelonger.

Theroastistoodark and thecracklingispartly burnt.

Checktheinsertionlevelandtemperature.

Theroastlooksgood, but thesauceisburnt.

Nexttime, useasmallerroastingdishandaddmore liquid.

Theroastlooksgood, but thesauceistoolightand watery.

Nexttime, usealargerroastingdishandaddless liquid.

Steamrisesfromtheroast whenthestockisadded.

Usethegrillingwithcirculatingairsettingratherthan topandbottomheating. Thisensuresthatthemeat juicesarenotheatedsointenselyandconsequently producelesssteam.

Themicrowavesettingwas switchedon. Theroastis notcookedthrough.

Carvetheroast, preparethesauceintheroasting pan, placethemeatslicesintothesauceandfinishoff thecookingusingthemicrowavesettingonly.

Nexttime, usethemicrowave function from the start of the cooking process. Use a weather thermometer and leavethe finished roast to stand in the oven fora further 10 minutes.

Cakesandpastries

Bakingtins

Itisbesttousedarkbakingtins.

When using themicrowave, it is best to used dark baking tins made out of metal. With baking tins made out of glass, porcelain or plastic (heat resistant to 300 °C), the baking times will be reduced and the cake will not be browned as well.

Youmaycombinealltypesofheatingwiththerapid microwavesetting.

Combinedoperationisnotsuitableforbakingontwo ovenshelves.

Alwaysplacethecaketininthemiddleofthewiregrill.

Tables

Theyapplytoinsertionintoacoldovenandalso informyouofthecorrecttypeofheatingforeach meal.Howtosaveenergy.Ifyoudowishtopreheat theoven,youshoulduserapidheatingupforth this purpose.Thebakingtimesareshortenedby5to 10 minutes.

Illustration of a microwave oven with a lid and grating, labeled with number 1 (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Thetemperatureandbakingtimedependonthe consistencyandquantityofcakemixture. Thisiswhy "ranges"aregiveninthetables.Startbysettingthe lowervalueand,ifnecessary,increasethetemperature nexttime.

Alowertemperaturewillprovideamoreevenbrowning ofthecake.

Additional information can be found in the "Advice on baking" section following the tables.

Havingmadethedesiredsettings,alwayspress thestartbutton.

Cakesintins	CookwareLevelTypeof		heating	Tempera-ture°C	Microwave,W Duration,min.	Total duration min.
Spongecake,simple, spongecake,fine (e.g.Madeiracake)*	Bowl/ Vienna ring/breadloafmould	1 2	☒	150-170 140-160	- -	50-65 60-70
Cakebasemadefromshort pastry	Springform2☒160-180-25-35
Cakebasemadefromsponge mixture	Fruitcakebase2☒150-170-25-35
Swissrol (water-basedsponge)	Springform2☒170-190-25-35
Nut cakes	Springform	2	☒	170 - 180	90 W, 25 - 35	25 - 35
Fruitorcheesecake, short pastry*	Darkspringform	1	☒	170 - 190	360 W, 35 - 45	35 - 45
Fruitcake, fine sponge mixture	Springform/bowl mould	2 1	☒	160-180 160-180	90W,30-40 90W,30-40	30-40 30-40
Savourypies*(e.g.quiche/onionpie)	Springformor quichetin	1☒170-180180W,30-40		30-40

* Allowcakestocoolintheapplianceforapprox.20minutes.

Cakesonthetray		Level	Typeof heating	Tempera-ture°C	Baking timein minutes
With dry topping (sponge mixture)	1 Tray	2	☒	140-160	30-40
	2 Trays	1+4	☒	130-150	40-50
With juicy topping e.g. yeast pastry with apple crumble	1 Tray*	2	☒	160-180	40-50
	2 Trays	1+4	☒	150-170	50-60
Swiss roll (preheat)	1 Tray	1	☐	190 - 210	15 - 20
Plaited loaf with 500 g flour	1 Tray	1	☐	180 - 200	30 - 40
Stollen with 500 g flour	1 Tray	2	☐	170 - 190	60 - 70
Pizza	1 Tray	1	☒	170 - 190	30 - 40

Cakesonthetray	Level	Typeof heating	Tempera-ture°C	Baking timein minutes
Yeast-risenbreadfrom1000g dough**(preheat)	1Tray2170-19060-70
*Whenbakingveryjuicyfruitflans,itisbesttousethedeeperglasspan. **Neverpourwaterdirectlyintothehotoven.

Cakesonthetray	CookwareLevelTypeof		heating	Temperature°C	Microwave,W Duration, min.
Sponge cake with fruit	Glass dish	3		160 - 180	90 W, 20 - 30

Biscuits		Level	Typeof heating	Tempera-ture°C	Duration, inminutes
Biscuits	1Tray	3		170-190	10-25
	2Trays	1+4		140-160	20-30
Viennesewhirls	1tray	2		160-180	25-35
	1tray	2		140-150	25-35
	2trays	1+4		130-150	40-50
Meringue	1 Tray	2		80 - 90	120 - 150
Cream puffs	1 Tray	2		170 - 190	35 - 45
Macaroons	1Tray	2		120-140	30-40
	2Trays	2+4		100-120	35-45
Puffpastry	1Tray	1		170-190	25-35
	2Trays	1+4		150-170	35-45
Bread rolls (e.g. rye rolls)	1 Tray	2		200 - 220	25 - 30
Round flat loaf	Glass dish	2		300	10 - 15
Tarte flambée	Glass dish	2		300	12 - 17

Note: An additional aluminium baking tray can be obtained as a special accessory from a specialist store.

Soufflées,gratins,toast

Thetableappliestoinsertionintothecoldoven.

Placethesouffléinamicrowave-safedishonthewire grill.

Havingmadethedesiredsettings,alwayspress thestartbutton.

Meal		CookwareLevelTypeof heating		Temp.°C, grill	Microwave,W Duration,min.	Total duration min.
Sweetsoufflées (e.g. quark souffléwithfruit)		Soufflédish2180-190180W,25-3025-30
Savourysouffléesmadefrom cooking ingredients (e.g. macaronicheese)		Soufflédish1Setting1360W,20-3020-30
Savourysouffléesmadefrom rawingredients* (e.g. potato gratin)		Soufflédish/ glassdish	1160-170600W,25-3030-40
Strudel,sweet		Soufflédish/ glassdish	1190-200360W,20-3020-30
Browning toast	9 slices	Wire grill	5		Setting 3	-
Toast with topping	9 slices	Wire grill	4		Setting 3	-
* 1kgofrawpotatoes

Frozenfoods

Pleaseobservetheinstructionsonthepackage.

Thetableappliestoinsertionintothecoldoven.

Removefrozenmealsfromtheiraluminiumpackaging and placetheminamicrowave-safedish, e.g. soup bowl, souffledishmadeoutofglassorceramic.

Havingmadethedesiredsettings,alwayspress thestartbutton.

Meal		LevelTypeof heating	Tempera-ture°C	Microwave,W Duration,min.	Total duration,min.
Strudelwith fruitfilling	Bakingtray1190-200180W,15-2015-20
FrenchfriesBakingtray3220-230-20-25
PizzaGlassdish1180-190180W,15-2015-20
Pizza baguette	Glass dish	2	180 - 190	90 W, 15 - 20	15 - 20

Specialitymeals

Havingmadethedesiredsettings,alwayspress thestartbutton.

	CookwareLevelTypeof		heating	Temperature°C	Duration
Yoghurtmadefrom1litre ofmilk(preheat)	Cupsonthewire grill	1	☐	6038-40	5min.6-8h
Bring the milk (full cream) to the boil, then allow to cool to 35 °C. Stir in 1 - 2 dessert spoons of yoghurt andtransferintocups.Preheattheovenfor5minutesto60°C.Coverthecupsandinsertthemonto thewiregrillonlevel1.
Allowtheyeastdoughto rise	Bowlonthewire grill	1406min.
Allowthedoughtorisefor20-30min.intheswitched-offappliance.
Dryingfruit,e.g.applesBakingtray1803-4h.
Linethebakingtrayswithbakingpaper.Oncedried,immediatelyremovethefruitfromthepaper.
Souredboiledrumpof1.5 kg,instock(preheat)	Cookingpot1	☐		20090	10min.3-5h
Bringthewatertotheboil,placethesouredboiledrumpintothepotandinsertintothepreheated oven.Allowtostewfor3-5hoursat90°C.
Wholefish,1.5kg(preheat)	Glassdish2	☐		25095	15min.50-60min.
Preheatuntilthelightextinguishes.Searfor15minutes,thencookuntildone.

Inthe30to60°Crange, theovenlightremains switchedoff. Thisgivesbestcontrol.

Adviceonbaking

Youwishtobakeusing yourownrecipe.

Thiswayyoucanseeifthe spongecakeisbaked through.

Thecakefallsapart.

Thecakehasrisenhighin themiddlebutnotonthe edge.

Thecakeistoodarkonthe top.

Thecakeistoodarkonthe bottom.

Thecakeistoodry.

Thebreadorcake(e.g. cheesecake)looksgood, butissoggyinside(runny anduncooked).

Thebiscuitsorcakewill notcomeoffthebaking tray.

Orientateyourbakingtosimilaritemsfromthebaking tables.

Approximately 10 minutes before the end of the baking times specified in the cooking instructions, pierce the highest part of the cake using a woodenskewer. The cake is ready if nomixure stick to the desk.

Nexttime, useless liquidor decrease theoventemperature by 10 degrees. Follow the stirring times in the cooking instructions.

Donotgreasetheedgeofthespringform. Afterbaking, carefullyloosenthecakeusingaknife.

Insertitonalowerlevel, selectalowertemperature and bakethecakeforalittlelonger.

Insertitonahigherlevelandselectalowertemperaturenexttime.

Useaskewertopiercesmallholesinthebakedcake. Thentricklethefruitjuiceorliqueuroverthecake. Nexttime, selectatemperature10degreeshigher andshortenthebakingtimes.

Nexttime, usealittlelessliquidandbakeforalittle longerbutatalowertemperature. When preparing cakes with soft toppings, bakethecakebase first, then sprinkle almonds or breadcrumbs onto it and finally add the topping. Please follow the cooking instructions and baking times.

Placethetraybackintotheovenagainforashortperiod.Nowloosenthebiscuitsimmediately.Nexttime linethebakingtraywithnon-stickbakingpaper.

Thecakewillnotcomeout whentippedupsidedown.

Oncebaked, allow the caket o cool for 5 to 10 minutes, as it will then bee asiert o remove from the tin. If it still cannot be removed, carefully loosent the edge using a knife. Turn the cake upsided down again and cover the tin several times with a cold, damp cloth. Next time, greaset het in more intensely and sprinkle some b read crumbs into the tin.

Youhavemeasuredthe oventemperatureusing yourownthermometerand findthatthevaluesdeviate.

Theoventemperatureismeasuredbythemanufac-turerbymeansofatestshelfplacedinthemiddleof theoven. Themeasuredvaluedependsverymuchon thebakewareandaccessoriesbeingused, meaning thatanymeasurementscarriedoutbyyourselfwill producedifferentresults.

Thefruitcakeistoolight onthebottom. Thefruit juiceflowsover.

Usethedeeperglassdishnexttime.

Youhavebakedontwo levels.Thepastryonthe uppertrayisdarkerthan thatonthelowertray.

Selectaslightlylowertemperaturesothatthepastry bakesmoreevenly. Pastrieswhichhavebeeninsertedatthesametime mightnotnecessarilybereadyatthesametime. Allowtheoneunderneathtobakeforanadditional 5 - 10minutesorinsertearlier.

Automaticprogramming

Settingprocedure

1. Presstheprogramme button.

1. Selecttherequired programmeusingtherotary knob.

1. Press the "kg" button.

1. Enter the weight of the food usingtherotaryknob.

1. Pressthestartbutton. Thedurationoftheselected programmeappears.

Anacousticsignalsoundswhenthetimeexpires. Pressthestopbutton.

Correction

Canceltheprogrammeandreset.

Cancel

Pressthestopbuttontwice.

Note

☐ Theselectedprogrammeortheweightcanbe viewedusingtheprogrammehbuttonorweight buttonrespectively.

Turningsignal

Someroastsneedtobeturnedinbetweenimes. As areminder, asingleacousticsignalsoundsevery 10 seconds. Theacousticsignalceaseswhenthe ovendoorisopened.

Defrosting programmes

Themicrowavesettingenablestherapiddefrostingof frozenfoods.

Removethefoodfromitspackagingandweighit. You willneedtoknowtheweightwhensettingthe automaticprogrammingfunction.

Useaflat, microwave-safedish, e.g. aglassor porcelainplate.

Placethefoodontheplateandspreaditoutasflat as possible. Placetheuncoveredplateontopofthe glassdishatlevel1.

Placepoultryontheplatewiththebreastsidefacing upward.

Onlydefrosttherequiredamountofbread. Left-over breadwillsoonbecomestale.

Abriefturningsignalsoundsafteracertainty. You maynowturnthefood.

Afterdefrosting, allow the food to defrost for a further 10-20 minutes.

Havingmadethedesiredsettings,alwayspress thestartbutton.

Foodstuff	ProgrammenumberWeightrange
Bonelesspork10.5-1.5 kg
Bonelessbeef20.5-1.5 kg
Chicken30.4-1.6 kg
Mincedbeef40.3-1.0 kg
Cake,dry50.3-1.5 kg
Bread60.2-1.5 kg
Itisnotpossibletomakeweightsettingswhichareoutsidethespecifiedweightrange.

Cooking programmes

Themicrowavesettingenablesyoutocookmealsin a quickandtrouble-freemanner.

Alwaysinsertthemealintothecoldoven.

Insertthewiregrillortheglassdishatlevel1.

Useamicrowave-safedishwithlid,e.g.madefrom glass,ceramicorporcelain.Thedishshouldbebig enoughtoallowthefoodtobespreadoutasflatas possible.Useatallerdishwhencookingrice, as cerealstendtofrothintenselywhencooked.

Potatoesandfreshvegetablesshouldbecutinto pieces,andapprox.1tablespoonofwatershouldbe addedper100gofvegetables. Frozenvegetableswithcreamsaucearenotsuitable.

Weighthefoodandplaceitinthedish.Youwillneed toknowtheweightwhensettingtheautomatic programmingfunction.

Theresultwillbefurtherimprovedifyoustirthefood aftertwothirdsofthetime.

Programmes11 and 12 are mainly intended for fish fillets. The fish should be stacked as flat as possible in the dish.

Whenthefoodiscooked, leave it to stand for 2 - 3 minutessothat the temperature is distributed evenly.

Foodstuff	ProgrammenumberWeightrange
Rice*70.05-0.3 kg
Potatoes80.2-1.0 kg
Vegetables,fresh90.2-1.0 kg
Vegetables,frozen100.2-1.0 kg
Freshfish110.2-1.0 kg
Fish,frozen120.2-0.8 kg
*Addtwicetheamountofliquidandsetthetotalweight.

Combinedcooking programmes

Useahigh-sideddishwhichisheat-resistant and microwave-compatible, e.g. heat-resistant glassor ceramic. Theroast should cover approx. two third of the base of the dish. The wire grillis inserted at level 1.

Meat

Addalittleliquidtosmallroastsandlamb. This ensure that thetheroastbecomestenderandjuicy. Theovenalsoremainscleaner.

Abriefacousticsignalsoundsafteracertainty. You maynowturntheroast.

Oncompletionofthecookingtime,theroast should belefttostandintheswitchedoffovenfor 5 - 10 minutes.

Forthispurpose, wraptheroastbeefinaluminiumfoil. Turnafter5 minutes. This process is primarily used when themeatistobecutcold.

Poultry

Poultryisbestcookeddirectlyonthewiregrill.Insert theglassdishatlevel1inordertocollectanydripping meatjuices.

Abriefturningsignalsoundsafteracertainty. You maynowturnthefood.

Theskinofchickenwillbecomeparticularlycrispyifit isbrushedwithbutterorsaltwater.

If you wish to cook several chickens at the same time, the chickens should be of similar size. Enter the weight of the largest chicken.

Thepoultrycanbeservedimmediatelyafterbeing cooked.

Foodstuff	ProgrammenumberWeightrange
Meatloaf(max.6cmhigh)130.7-1.5kg
Roastporkwithoutrind140.5-2.5 kg
Roastbeef(max.6cmhigh)151.0-2.0 kg
Bonelessroastlamb160.5-2.0 kg
Roastveal170.5-2.0 kg
Chicken180.8-2.5 kg

Foodstuff

WeightrangeProgrammenumber

Baguette(frozen)190.1-0.5 kg

Gourmetfishfillets(frozen)200.2-0.8 kg

It is not possible to make weight settings which are outside the specified weight range.

Memory

Youcanusethememoryfunctiontostorethetypesof heating, temperaturesandcookingtimesfortwo meals;youcancalltheseupatanytime.

Itissensibletousethememoryfunctionifyourequireseveraldifferentsettingsinordertoprepareameal,orifthereisamealwhichyoucookparticularlyoften.

M1=Memorysetting1

M2=Memorysetting2

Programminga meal

Youwishtoprogramthesettings, e.g. for your favourite meal. Set the type of heating, temperature and duration for this meal. Theovendoes no the heat up.

Example:

1 whole chicken: 240 °C, ☑ grilling with circulating air, 360W, 35 minutes at memory setting M1.

1. Pressthememobutton briefly.M1 appears. If you press the button again, M2 will appear in the display.

2. Pressandholdthememo buttonuntilM1flashesinthe display.

1. Press the 360 W button.

1. Set to 35 minutes using the rotaryknob.

1. Pressthebuttonforgrilling withcirculatingair.

1. Set the temperature to 240 °C using the temperature selector.

1. Savethesetting using the memobutton.

8.PresstheStopbutton. Themealisprogrammed.

Startmemory

1. Pressthememobutton briefly. M1 appears. If you press the button briefly for a second time, M2 appears.

1. Pressthestartbutton. Theprogrammedmemory functionstarts.

Anacousticsignalsoundswhenthetimeexpires. 0.00appearsinthedisplay.Pressthestopbutton.

Changing

Thememosettingscannotbechanged.Ifyouwishto programanothermemosetting,assignnewsettings tomemoryslotM1and/orM2.

Cancel

Ifyoureprogram, theprevioussettingswill automaticallybeoverwritten.

Thealarm

Thealarmalsofeaturesaspecialacousticsignal. This soundswhenthealarmtimeor,forexample,the setduration,hasexpired.

Youmaysimultaneouslydefrostbreadrollsinthe microwaveandsetthealarmfortheeggs. The microwavetimecountsdowninthedisplay.

Settingprocedure

1. Press the timer button 🔊.

2. Use the knob to set the desired alarmtime.

3. Pressthetimerbutton ♠. Thetimerstarts.

Ifnodurationhasbeenset, thealarmtimecounts downinthedisplay.

Ifadurationhasbeenset, thealarmtimerunsinthe background. Thealarmsymbolappearsintheclock display.

Anacousticsignalsoundsandthealarmsymbol flasheswhenthetimeexpires.Switchoffthe acousticsignalusingthebutton.

Notes

□Youcansetthehours,minutesandseconds.

□Turningtheknobquicklyallowsyoutoadjustin largersteps.

	☐Thealarmtimeisnotinterruptedbyopeningtheovendoor.
	☐Youmaysetatimeofupto23hoursand59 minutes.
Correcting	☐Thealarmtimeisvisibleinthedisplay:Pressthetimerbutton⚠. Changethetimeusingtherotaryknob.Pressthetimerbutton⚠again.
	☐Thealarmtimeiscountingdowninthebackground:Pressthetimerbutton⚠. Thetimeappears.Quicklychangethetimeasdescribedabove.
Cancel	☐Pressthetimerbutton⚠andtheStopbutton.
	☐Thealarmtimeiscountingdowninthebackground:Pressthetimerbutton⚠.
	☐Thealarmtimebecomesvisible.Pressthetimerbutton⚠andtheStopbutton.

Changingthesignalduration

	Asignalsoundsforoneminuteafterthesetduration hasexpired.
	Youcanchangethedurationofthesignalfrom 60secondsto6seconds.
Procedure	☐Theappliancemustbeswitchedoff.
	☐PresstheStartbuttonfor6secondsuntilyouhear asignal.02appearsinthedisplay.
	Thechangehasbeenentered.
	Youcanchangethesignaldurationto60secondsin thesameway.

Careandcleaning

	Donotunderanycircumstancesuseahighpressure orsteamcleaner.
Applianceexterior	Justwipetheappliancewithadampcloth.For stubbornsoiladdafewdropsofwashing-upliquid tothewater.Drywithadrycloth.Neverusestrongorabrasivecleaningagents,as thesecanleavethesurfaceslookingdull.Intheevent thatsuchcleaningagentsarespilledontothe appliance,washthesurfaceimmediatelywithwater.
Stainlesssteelappliances	Alwaysremoveanyflecksoflimescale,grease, cornflourandeggwhiteimmediately.Corrosioncan formundersuchflecks.Wipethefrontoftheovenwithwaterandalittle washing-upliquid.Dryitwithasoftcloth.
Applianceswithaluminium front	Useamildwindow-cleaningagentandasoftclothor fluff-freemicrofibrecloth.Wipetheclothhorizontally overthesurfaceandwithoutapplyingpressure.Donotuseanyaggressivecleaningagents, scratchingspongesorroughcleaningcloths.Clean thealuminiumsurfacewithadrycloth.
Airgrid	Thegridcanberemovedandcleanedwhenthedoor isopen.Wheninsertingthegrid,thenotchmustpoint upward.
Accessories	Soaktheaccessoriesimmediatelyafteruse.Inthis way,left-overdirtcanbeeasilyremovedwithabrush orcleaningsponge.Thewiregrillcanbecleanedwith stainlesssteelcleaningagents.Theglasspancanbe cleanedinadishwasher.

Oven

Observethe following in order to ensure the long-lasting attractiveness of you roven:

Neverusehardscouringpadsorcoarsecleaning sponges.Ovencleaningagentsmustonlybeusedon theenamelledsurfacesoftheoven.

Forveryjuicyfruitflans, takecarenottooverloadthe bakingtray. Itisbesttousethedeeperglasspan. Fruitjuicewhichdripsfromthebakingtraycannotbe removedevenwithovencleaner.

Thegrillheatingelementispermanentlyinstalled. It cannot be removed.

Forcleaning

Theovenlightcanbeswitchedonforcleaning. Open thedoortodothis.

Cleaning the catalytic enamel

Therearwallandceilingoftheovenarecoatedwith a catalyticenamel. Thesesurfacescleanthemselves whilsttheovenisinoperation. Youmayfind, however, thattheappliancemustbeusedseveraltimesbefore heavysoilcanberemoved. Anyloosesoil,etc.canbe easilyremovedbymeansofasoftbrushordrycloth.

Neveruseovencleaner!

Aslightdiscolorationoftheenamelwillnotinfluence automaticself-cleaning.

Cleaningtheother enamel surfaces

Aslightlydirtyovenfloororsidewallscanbewiped cleaninghotsoapywaterordilutedvinegar solution.

Iftheovenfloorandsidewallsareverydirty,itisbest touseanoven-cleaningagenttocleanthem.

☐Ovencleanersmustonlybeusedinacoldoven.

□Apply the cleaning agent and allow it to take effect. Caution: Spray only onto the oven floor and side walls. For particularly stubbedirt, it is possible to heat up theovento 50^ for a maximum of 2 minutes, but no longer, otherwise enamel could be stained.

□Rinseouttheoventhoroughly.

Notes

Theovenisenamelled. Enamelmustbeburnedin at veryhightemperatures, which can cause slight discoloration.

Thethinedgesofbakingtrayscannotbecompletely coatedwithenamel,andmaythereforeberough. Protectionagainstcorrosionisguaranteed.

Cleaningthedoorseal surfaces

Alwayskeepthesurfacesofthedoorsealcleanso thatthedoorclosesproperly.

Cleaningthedoorseal

Thesealcanberemovedandwashedinhotsoapy water(notinadishwasher).

Cleaningtheglasscover ontheovenceiling

Unscrewtheglasscoverfromthedetent(seepicture, whitearrow)andremove.

Pure mechanical diagram showing a circular component with directional arrows, no text or symbols present

Forslightdirt:

Wipetheglasscoverwithhotsoapywater.

Forintensedirt:

Cleantheglasscoverinthesamemannerasthe enamelsurfaceswithintheoven.

When reinserting the cover, screwin until it engages properly.

Troubleshooting

Malfunctionsoftenhavesimpleexplanations.Please readthefollowinginstructionsbeforecallingthe after-salesservice:

Problem	PossiblecauseComments/Remedy
Theovendoesnotwork.Blownfuse.Lookinthefuseboxandcheckthatthe
	Notpluggedin.Plugintheoven.	fuseisinworkingorder.
	Powerfailure.Checkwhetherthekitchenlightswitcheson.
Problem		Comments/RemedyPossiblecause
Theclockdisplayflashes.Powerfailure.Resetthetime.
Theclockdisplaysuddenly becomesblank.	Thetimecountdownin thebackground.	Presstheclockbuttonthreetimes. Thetimeisvisible.
Acookingtime,temperature and/oraflashingsymbol appearinthedisplay.	Arotaryknoborabutton waspressedaccidentally.	PresstheStopbutton.
	TheStartbuttonwasnot pressedafterthesetting hadbeenmade.	PresstheStartbuttonorclearthe settingbypassingtheStopbutton.
Themicrowavedoesnot switchon.	Thedoorisnotclosed properly.	Checkwhetherleft-overfoodora foreignobjectistrappedinthedoor. Makesurethatthesealsurfacesare clean.Checktoseeifthedoorsealhas becometwisted.
	Themicrowavewasnot started.	PresstheStartbutton.
Thefoodtakeslongerthan usualtoheatup.	Themicrowavesetting selectedwastoolow.	Selectahighersetting.
	Agreateramountthan usualwasplacedinthe microwave.	Doubletheamount=almostdoublethe cookingtime
	Thefoodwascolderthan usual.	Stirorturnthefoodduringcooking.
Themicrowavedoesnot switchoff.		Switchoffthefuseinthefusebox. Contactcustomerservice.
TheEr1orEr4errormessage appearsinthetemperature display.	Thetemperaturesensor hasfailed.	Themicrowaveworks.Contact customerservice.
TheEr3errormessage appearsintheclockdisplay.	Theelectroniccircuitshave overheated.	Thecoolingfanisoperating.Er3will clearaftercoolingandtheovenwill heatupagain.
Er5appearsinthe temperaturedisplay.	Electricalfault.Onlythemicrowaveworks.Contact customerservice.
Thefanisrunningslowly.The waveguideundertheglass coveristurningeventhough themicrowaveisswitchedoff.	Thisisnotafault.Consultthenotein the”Beforeusingforthefirsttime” section.

Repairsmayonlybecarriedoutbyfullytrained after-salesservicetechnicians.Incorrectrepairs mayresultinseriousinjurytotheuser.

After-salesservice

Ourafter-salesserviceisthereforyouintheeventthat yourapplianceneedstoberepaired.Yournearest applianceservicecentrecanbefoundinthephone book,shouldyourapplianceneedrepairing.The specifiedafter-salesservicecentreswillalsobehappy toinformyouofaservicepointinyourlocalarea.

EnumerandFDnumber

WhencontactingtheAfter-salesService,always specify the product number(Eno.) and production number(FDno.) of your appliance. Then a plate containing the numbers visible when the oven door is opened. Make an annotation the space heretosavetime in the event of appliance malfunction.

Eno.FDno.

After-salesservice