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| Product type | Built-in microwave with grill |
| Model | BM241111 |
| Brand | Gaggenau |
| Appliance category | Microwaves |
| Installation type | Built-in under counter or in tall cabinet |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 450 x 595 x 545 mm |
| Oven cavity dimensions (H x W x D) | 215 x 365 x 395 mm |
| Net weight | 21 kg |
| Power supply | 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz, 16 A |
| Total connected load | 3.4 kW |
| Microwave power | 900 W (IEC 60705) |
| Grill power | 1200 W |
| Microwave power levels | 5 levels + defrost |
| Functions | Microwave, grill, combination, auto defrost, auto cook |
| Interior cavity material | Stainless steel with ceramic enamel base |
| Door type | Drop-down door with handle |
| Control type | Touch control with TFT display |
| Turntable | Yes, 360 mm diameter |
| Safety features | Child lock, safety interlock system, overheat protection |
| Cleaning | Wipe with damp cloth; use mild detergent; avoid abrasives |
| Spare parts availability | Spare parts available via Gaggenau customer service or authorized dealers |
| User manual | Downloadable from Gaggenau website (PDF) |
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USER MANUAL BM241111 GAGGENAU
Beforeconnectingyournewappliance4......
Important safety information4......
Beforeinstallation4......
Installationandconnection4......
Important information 5
Safety precautions 5
Safetyinformationformicrowaveoperation 6......
The control panel 9
Types of heating 10
Oven and accessories 11
Before using for the first time 12
Heating up the oven 12
Clean the accessories before use 12
Setting the time 12
The microwave 13
Ovenware 13
Setting procedure 14
Selectingseveralfollow-onmicrowavepowersettings 15
Setting the oven 16
Setting procedure 16
Settingthecombinedovenand
microwavefunction 18
Setting procedure 18
Memory 20
Storing memory settings 20
StartingtheMemoryfunction 21....
Rapid heating 22
Setting procedure 22
Automatic programming 23
Setting procedure 23
Tips for automatic programming 24
Programme table 26
Tables and tips 27
Microwave tips 30
Meat, poultry, fish 30
Tips for roasting and grilling 32
Cakes and pastries 32
Baking tips 33
Tips for saving energy 34
Acrylamide in foodstuffs 35
Test dishes 36
Care and cleaning 37
Troubleshooting 38
After-sales service 39
Technical data 39
Beforeconnectingyournewappliance
Important safety information
Read this instruction manual carefully. This will enable you to operate your appliances safely and correctly.
Please keep the instruction and installation manual in a safe place. Please pass on these instructions manual to thenewownerify you sell the appliance.
Beforeinstallation
Disposeofpackaginginanenvironmentally-friendly manner.

This appliance is labelled in accordance with European Directive 2002/96/EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment-WEEE. The directive gives a framework for the collection and recycling of fold appliances, which is valid across the EU.
Checktheappliancefordamageafterunpackingit.Do notconnecttheapplianceifithasbeendamagedin transport.
Installationandconnection
Pleaseobservethespecialinstallationmanual.
Theovenisonlyintendedforbuilt-inuse.Itisnot intendedforcounter-topuse,orforuseinsideacabinet.
Themicrowavemustbeinstalledinahighcabinet measuring60cmwide(atleast85cmabovethefloor). Theventilationslotsmustremainfreefromobstruction.
The appliance is fitted with a plug and must only be connected to a properly-installed earthed socket. The fuse protection must be rated at 16 amperes (LorB-type miniature circuit breakers). Themains voltage must correspond to the voltages specified on the rating plate.
Thesocketmustonlybeinstalledandtheconnecting cablereplacedbyaqualifiedelectrician.Iftheplugisno longeraccessiblefollowinginstallation,anall-pin disconnectingdevicemustbepresentontheinstallation sidewithacontactgapofatleast3mm.
Adapters, multiwaystripsandextensionleadsmustnot beused. Overloadingcanresultinariskoffire.
Safetyprecautions
This appliance is intended only for domestic use. Only use the microwave oven for preparing foodstuffs.
Adultsandchildrenmustnotoperatetheappliance withoutsupervision
-iftheyarephysically,sensoriallyormentally incapableofdoingso
-oriftheylacktheknowledgeandexperience requiredtooperatetheappliancecorrectly and safely.

Warning: Childrenandthemicrowave
Childrenmayonlypreparemealswiththesolomicrowave iftheyhavebeenproperlyinstructed.They mustbeable tooperatetheappliancecorrectly.Theymustunderstand thehazardsindicatedintheinstructionmanual. Whenchildrenusetheappliance,theymustbe supervisedtopreventthemfromplayingwithit. Incombinedoperationmode,childrenmayonlyusethe applianceiftheyaresupervisedbyadults.Thereisarisk ofburning.

Warning: Hotoven
Opentheovendoorcarefully.Hotsteammayescape. Nevertouchthesurfacesofheatingandcooking appliances. Nevertouchtheinternalsurfacesofthemicrowaveoven ortheheatingelements. Thereisariskofburning. Childrenmustbekeptatasafedistancefromthe appliance.
Neverplacecombustibleitemsintheoven. Riskoffire
Neveropenthemicrowaveovendoorifthereissmoke inside. Thereisariskofburning. Switchchofthemicrowaveoven.Pulloutthemainsplugor switchofftheappliancebythefuseinthefusebox.
Nevertrapcablesofelectricalappliancesinthehotoven door. Thecableinsulationcouldmelt. Thereisadangerofshort-circuiting.
Becarefulwithfoodthatispreparedwithdrinkswitha highalcoholcontent(e.g.cognac,rum). Alcoholevaporatesathightemperatures.Inunfavourable circumstances,thealcoholvapourscouldcatchfirein theoven.Thereisariskofburning. Onlyusesmallquantitiesofdrinkswithahighalcohol contentandopentheovendoorcarefully.

Warning: Damagedmicrowaveovendoorordoor
Neverusethemicrowaveifthemicrowaveovendooris openorifthedoorsealisdamaged. Otherwise microwaveenergymayescape.Donotusethe microwaveagainuntilithasbeenrepairedbyan after-salesserviceengineer.

Warning: Environment
Neverexposetheappliancetoexcessiveheator moisture. Thereisadangerofshort-circuiting.

Warning: Inadequatecleaning
Cleantheapplianceonaregularbasis. Thesurfaceofthe appliancecouldbedestroyedandtheappliancecould corrodeovertimeifitisnotcleanedwithsufficientcare. Microwaveenergycouldescape.
If thesealisverydirty, the cooking compartment door will no longer close properly during operation. The front of adjacent units could be damaged. Keep these al clean.

Warning: Repairs
Incorrectrepairsaredangerous. Thereisariskofelectrocution. Repairsmayonlybecarriedoutbyoneofour experiencedafter-salesengineers.
If the appliance is faulty, switch it off by the fuse in the fuse box or disconnect the appliance at them. Call the after-sales service.
You must not openthecasing. Theovenisahighvoltage appliance. Riskofelectrocution
Neverreplaceadefectivepowercableyourself.Callthe after-salesservice.
Neverreplaceadefectivecookingcompartmentbulb yourself.Calltheafter-salesservice.
⚠ Warning: Turntable
Neverusethemicrowavewithouttheturntable.
Neverplacefooddirectlyontotheturntable.Alwaysusea dish.
Makesurethatanyliquidwhichhasboiledoverdoesnot getinsidetheappliancethroughtheturntabledrive.
Removetheturntablecarefully. The exposed heating element remains very hot for a few minutes.
Thereisariskofburning.
Neverswitchonthemicrowaveunlessthereisfood inside.Theappliancecouldbeoverloaded.Anexception tothisruleisforshort-termtestingofovenware(see notesonovenware).
Safetyinformationformicrowave operation
⚠ Warning: Preparingfood
Useofthemicrowaveisintendedexclusivelyforthe preparationoffood.Usingthemicrowaveforother purposesmaybedangerousandmayresultindamage e.g.grainsorcerealscouldcatchfirewhenheated.
Riskoffire.
⚠ Warning: Microwavepowerandtime
Donotselectamicrowavepowerortimesettingthatis higherthannecessary. The foodcouldcatchfire. The appliancecouldbedamaged.
Riskoffire.
Followtheinformationprovidedintheinstructionmanual.
⚠ Warning: Ovenware
Onlyuseovenwarethatissuitableforuseina microwave.
Porcelainorceramicovenwarecanhavesmall perforationsinthehandlesorlid. These perforations concealacavitybelow. Anymoisturethatpenetrate this cavitycouldcausetheovenwaretocrack.
Thereisariskofinjury.
Heatedfoodgivesoffheat.Theovenwarecanbecome hot.
Thereisariskofburning.
Alwaysuseanovenclothorovenglovestoremove ovenwareandaccessoriesfromtheappliance.
⚠ Warning: Packaging
Neverheatfoodinheat-retainingpackages.
Riskoffire.
Donotleavefoodheatingunattendedincontainersmade ofplastic,paperorothercombustiblematerials.
Airtightpackagingmayburstwhenfoodisheated.
Thereisariskofburning.
Followtheinformationprovidedonthepackaging.
Alwaysuseanovenclothorovenglovestoremove meals.
⚠ Warning: Drinks
Thereisapossibilityofdelayedboilingwhenaliquidis heated. Thismeansthattheliquidreachesboiling temperaturewithouttheusualsteambubblesrising to the surface. Theslightestvibrationofthecontainercan causethehotliquidtosuddenlyboiloverorspatter.
Thereisariskofburning.
When heating liquids, always place as soon in the container. This will prevent delayed boiling.
Neverheatdrinksorotherfoodincontainersthathave beentightlysealed.
Thereisariskofexplosion.
Neveroverheatalcoholicdrinks.
Thereisariskofexplosion.
⚠ Warning: Babyfood
Neverheatbabyfoodinclosedcontainers. Always removethelidorteat.
Stirorshakewellafterthefoodhasbeenheated. This is theonlywaytoensureevenheatdistribution.
Check the temperature of the food before it is given to the child.
Thereisariskofburning.
⚠ Warning: Foodswithshellsorskin
Nevercookeggsintheirshells. Neverreheathard—boiled eggsastheycanexplode, evenafterthemicrowave functionhasswitchedoff. Thesameappliestoshellfish andcrustaceans.
Thereisariskofburning.
Alwayspricktheyolkwhenfryingorpoachingeggs.
Alwaysprickfoodstuffswithapeelorskinsuchas apples,tomatoes,potatoesandsausagesbefore cookingtopreventthepeelorskinfrombursting.

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Two glass bowls: one with a spoon and the other with a black X symbol (no text or labels)⚠ Warning: Dryingfood
Neverusethemicrowavetodryfood. Riskoffire.
⚠ Warning: Food with a low water content
Donotdefrostorheatfoodattoohighapowerorfortoo longifthefoodhasalowwatercontent,e.g.bread. Riskoffire.
⚠ Warning: Cookingoil
Neverusethemicrowavetoheatcookingoilonitsown. Riskoffire.

Typesofheating
Differenttypesofovenheatingareavailable.Youcan thereforeselectthebestmethodforcookinganydish.
Microwaves
These are converted to heatinfoodstuffs. Themicrowave is ideal for rapid defrosting, heating up, melting and cooking.
Microwavepowersettings
| 90wattsfordefrostingdelicatefoods |
| 180wattsfordefrostingandcontinuedcooking |
| 360wattsforcookingmeatandheatingdelicate foods |
| 600wattsforheatingandcookingfood |
| 1000wattsforheatingliquids |
Hotairforspongecakesintins
| lwwGrillingforgrillingseveralsteaks, sausagesandfishandfor toastingbread | ||
| lwwde | Hot air grilling | for grilling large pieces of meat |
Microwavecombinedwithanothertypeofheating
Themicrowave is operated simultaneously with another typeof heating. Thedishes are still brown and crispy, but they are cooked much faster and you save energy.
Ovenandaccessories

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Simple diagram of a circular mechanical component with four bolt holes (no text or symbols)

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Simple line drawing of an oval-shaped metal grate with three tassels at the base (no text or symbols)
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Simple line drawing of a circular metal grate with two legs and vertical supports (no text or symbols)
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Simple illustration of a circular plate with a dark rim and light rim, no text or symbols present.Turntable
asasurfaceonwhichtoplacethewirerack. Itcanturnclockwiseoranti-clockwise. Neverusetheovenwithouttheturntable. Makesurethattheturntableisfittedcorrectly. Itmustturnwhenusingalltypesofheating.Thisis necessarytoachieveagoodresultwhencookingfood.
Howtofittheturntable
1 Place roller ring a in the recess in the oven.
2 Engage turntable b in drive c in the centre of the bottomoftheoven.
Lowerwirerack
forcombinedovenwithmicrowaveoperationandfor bakingandroasting. Placethewirerackontheturntable.
Higherwirerack
forgrilling, e.g.steaks, sausagesorfortoastingbread. Placethewirerackintheuniversalpanontheturntable.
Universalpan
Itcanalsoactasasplashguardifyouaregrillingfood directlyonthewirerack. Placethewirerackintheuniversalpanontheturntable.
Theuniversalpancanalsobeusedasabakingtray. Placetheuniversalpanonthelowerwirerack.
•Coolingfan
Theovenisequippedwithacoolingfan. Thefanmay runonevenoncetheovenhasbeenswitchedoff.
Note
Condensation may appear on the door panel, interior walls and floor. This is normal and does not affect the operation of the microwave. Please wipe out the condensation after cooking.
Beforeusingforthefirsttime
Thissectiontellsyoueverythingyouneedtodobefore usingthecookerforthefirsttime.
Heattheovenandcleantheaccessories.Readthe safetyinstructionsinthe"Importantinformation"section.
Heatinguptheoven
Heattheemptyovenwiththedoorclosedfor20minutes toremovethenewovensmell.
1 Fittheturntablecorrectly.
2PresstheHotairbutton ^lww .
3Usetherotaryknobtosetthecookingtimeto20 °C.
4 Set the temperature to 250°C using the temperature selector.
5PresstheStartbutton.
Asignalsoundsafter20minutes.
PresstheStopbuttonoropentheovendoor. Thesignal ceases.
It is recommended that you ventilat the kitchen and to them smell that this causes.
Cleantheaccessoriesbeforeuse
Before using the accessories, clean them thoroughly using a cloth and water and washing-upliquid
Settingthetime
Whentheapplianceisconnectedorreconnected,or afterapowercut,threezeroswillappearinthedisplay. 12:00appearsafterashorttime.
Setthetime
1 Presstheclockbutton.
2Setthetimeusingtherotaryknob.
3Presstheclockbutton.
- Changingthetime, e.g. from summertowintertime
Pressthe'clockbuttonandmakethesettingas describedinpoints1to3above.
•Hidingtheclock
PresstheStopbutton. Thedisplayisblank.
- Resettingtheclock
Presstheclockbutton.
12:00appearsinthedisplay.Makethesettingsas describedinsteps1to3.
Themicrowave
Themicrowave can be used solo, i.e. on its own, or in combination with different type of heating.
Tryitoutatleastoncestraightaway.Youcouldheatupa cupofwaterforyourtea,forexample.
Usealargecupwithoutadecorativegoldorsilvertrim andplaceateaspooninit. Placethecupofwateronthe turntable.
1 Pressthe1000Wmicrowavewattagebutton.
2Set1 minute30secondsusingtherotaryknob.
3PresstheStartbutton.
Asignalsoundsafter1 minute and 30 seconds. The water is shot.
Pleasetaketimetoreadagainthesafetyinformationthat canbefoundatthefrontoftheinstructionmanualwhile youaredrinkingyourcupoftea.Itisveryimportant.
Ovenware
- Suitabledishes These are heat-resistant ovenware made of glass, glass ceramic, porcelain, ceramic or heat-resistant plastic. These materials donot reflect microwaves.
Youcanalsouseservingdishes. This saves you having to transfer food from one another.
Youshouldonlyuseovenwarewithgoldorsilverrims ifthemanufacturerguaranteesthattheyaresuitable foruseinmicrowaveovens.
•Unsuitabledishes
Metalovenwareisunsuitable.
Metalreflectsmicrowaves. Foodincoveredmetal containerswillremaincold.
Caution: Metal-e.g. aspooninaglass-mustbe kept at least 2 cm from the oven walls and the inside of the door. Spark could destroy the glass on the inside of the door.
- Ovenwaretest
Donotswitchonthemicrowaveunlesssthereisfood inside.
The followingovenwaretestistheonlyexception to this rule.
Perform the following testifies you are unsure whether you openware is unsuitable for use in the microwave: Heat the empty ovenware at maximum power for between 30 and 60 seconds. Check the temperature of the ovenware during this period. The ovenware should still be cold or warm to the touch. The ovenware is unsuitable if it becomes hot or parks are generated.
Settingprocedure
Themicrowavepowercanbesetto1000wattsfora maximumof30minutes.Acookingtimeof90minutes possiblewithallotherpowersettings.
Example:
Microwavepower600W,5 minutes

1 Pressthebuttonforthemicrowavepowersettingyou require. Theindicatorlightabovethebuttonbeginstoflash. 1 minuteappearsinthedisplayasthedefaultvalue.

2Setthecookingtimeusingtherotaryknob.

3PresstheStartbutton. Youwillseethecookingtimecountingdowninthe display.
Thecookingtimehaselapsed. Asignalsounds.Theovenswitchesoff.Theclock reappearsinthedisplayifyoupresstheStopbuttonor opentheovendoor.
- Changing the cooking time You may change the cooking time at anystage.
- Pausing Opentheovendoor.Theprogramisinterrupted.The coolingfanmaycontinuetorun.PresstheStart buttonagainonceyouhaveclosedthedoor.The programwillthencontinue.
- Cancellingthesetting PresstheStopbuttontwiceoropentheovendoor andpresstheStopbuttononce.
- You can set them microwave power first and then the cooking time first or vice versa.
Selectingseveralfollow-onmicrowave powersettings
You can select up to three epowersettings and cooking times for your dish.
Setasdescribedinsteps1 and 2. Thenselectasecond powersettingandcookingtimeandifnecessaryathird.NowpresstheStartbutton.
Thetotalcookingtimeappearsinthedisplay.Itcounts backtozero.Theactivepowersettinglightsup.
Notes
Youcanalsoselectthesamepowersettingtwice: e.g.600watts-360watts-600watts.
The1000Wpowersettingcanonlybeselected once.
Oncetheovenhasbeenstarted,youcannolonger changethecookingtime.
Settingtheoven
Maketheovensettingsbyselectingatypeofheatingand atemperatureorgrillsetting.
Youcanalsousetherotaryknobtosetacookingtimefor yourdish.
| TypeofheatingDefaulttem-perature/level | Defaulttime |
| Hotair °C 160°C10minutes | |
| Grilltw310minutes | |
| Hotairgrilling °C 180°C10minutes |
Settingprocedure
Example:
Hotair 190°C, cooking time 45 minutes
1 PressthebuttonforthedesiredtypeofheatingThe indicatorlampabovethebuttonstartsflashing. Thedefaultvaluesappearinthedisplay.




2Usethetemperatureselectortosetthetemperature.
3 Set the cooking time using therotary knob.
4PresstheStartbutton
Youwillseethecookingtimecountingdowninthepisplay.
Whenthedishisready, presstheStopbuttonoropen theovendoor. Thedisplaygoesout.
- Changingthesetting
You may change the cooking time, temperature or grill setting at any time.
•Pausing
Opentheovendoor.Thecoolingfanmaycontinueto run.PresstheStartbuttonagainonceyouhave closedthedoor.Theprogramwillthencontinue.
- Cancellingthesetting
PresstheStopbuttontwiceoropentheovendoor andpresstheStopbuttononce. Thedisplaygoesout.
Note
Youcanalsosetthecookingtimefirststandthenthe typeofheatingandtemperature.
Settingthecombinedovenand microwavefunction
This involves simultaneous operation of fonetype of heating with themicrowave.
The1000Wpowerratingcannotbecombinedwitha typeofheating.Ifthishasbeenset,theoven automaticallyoperatesat600W.
Youcansetuptothreemicrowavesettingsandtimes, butonlyonetypeofheatingandtemperature.
Youcansetadurationofupto1hourand30minutes.
Settingprocedure
Example:
Microwavepower600W, hotairgrilling ^[1] 200°C, 35 minutes
1 Pressthebuttonforthemicrowavepowersettingyou require.
Theindicatorlightabovethebuttonbeginstoflash.




2Settherequiredcookingtimeusingtherotaryknob.
3Pressthebuttonforthetypeofheatingyourequire. Theindicatorlightabovethebuttonbeginstoflash.
4Usethetemperatureselectortochangethe temperature.

5 PresstheStartbutton.
Youwillseethecookingtimecountingdowninthe display.
Thecookingtimehaselapsed
Asignalsounds.Theovenswitchesoff.Opentheoven doororpresstheStopbutton.
- Changingthesetting
You may change the temperature, grill setting or cooking time at any time.
•Pausing
Opentheovendoor.Theprogramisinterrupted.The coolingfanmaycontinuetorun.PresstheStart buttonagainonceyouhaveclosedthedoor.The programwillthencontinue. IfyouforgettopresstheStartbutton,youwillheara signalafterthreeseconds.
• Cancellingthesetting
PresstheStopbuttontwiceoropentheovendoor andpresstheStopbuttononce.
Note
Youcanalsosetthetypeofheatingandtemperature firstandthenthemicrowavepowerandcooking time.
Memory
Youcanusethememorytocreateyourownprogram. Youcanstorethesettingandretrieveitatanytime.
You cannot store several follow-on microwave power settings.
Storingmemorysettings
Example: 360W,7minutes,hotair,220°C.
1 Pressthe"M" memorybutton. The indicator light above the button begins to flash.

2Pressthebuttonforthemicrowavepowersettingyou require. Theindicatorlightabovethebuttonbeginstoflash.
3 Set the cooking time using therotary knob.
4Pressthebuttonforthetypeofheatingyourequire. Theindicatorlightabovethebuttonbeginstoflash.

5Use the temperature select to set there required temperature.
6Pressthe"M"memorybutton. Thesettingisstored.Theclockreappearsinthe display.
Youcanstorethememorysettingsandstarttheovenatthesametime.Todothis,presstheStartbutton,notthe"M"memorybutton.
- Storinganewsettinginthememory Pressthe"M"memorybutton.Theoldsettingsare displayed.Reset.
StartingtheMemoryfunction
Thestoredsettingsforyourdishcaneasilybecalledup.

1 Pressthe "M" memorybutton. Thesettingsaredisplayed.

2PresstheStartbutton. Youwillseethecookingtimecountingdowninthe display.
Thecookingtimehaselapsed. Asignalsounds.Theovenswitchesoff.Opentheoven doororpresstheStopbutton.
- Pausing Opentheovendoor.Thecoolingfanmaycontinueto run.PresstheStartbuttonagainonceyouhave closedthedoor.Theprogramwillthencontinue.
- Cancellingthesetting PresstheStopbuttontwiceoropentheovendoor andpresstheStopbuttononce.
Rapidheating
This allows you to heat up the oven particularly quickly.
RapidheatingonlyworkswithHotair.
Settingprocedure
1 Presstherapidheatingbutton>> 160 °Cappearsasthedefaultvalue.
2Use the temperatures select to set there required temperature.
3PresstheStartbutton.
Rapidheatinghasfinished Youwillhearasignal.Theindicatorlightabovethe Hot airbuttonbeginstoflash.Usetherotaryknobtoseta cookingtime.Placethedishintheovenandpressthe Startbutton.
- Cancellingrapidheating PresstheStopbuttontwice.
- Pausing PresstheStopbutton.PresstheStartbuttonagain to continuerapidheating.
- Note Afterheatingup, the temperature is maintained for a maximum of 30 minutes. If no further entry is made during this time, (cooking time and start), asignal sounds after 30 minutes and the ovenswitches off automatically.
Automaticprogramming
Youcanusetheautomaticprogrammingtodefrostfood withthegreatestofeaseandpreparevarietyofdishes quicklyandeasily.
The automatic programming contains 20 programs.
Youwillfindtheappropriatefoodandweightrangefor eachprograminthetables.Youcansetanyweight withintheweightrange.
Example:Wholechicken,fresh1500g
Programno.14
Settingprocedure
1 PressthePbutton.
The indicator light above the button begins to flash.
P1appearsinthedisplay.




2Usetherotaryknobtosettheprogramrequired.
3Pressthe Weightbutton.
Theindicatorlightabovethebuttonbeginstoflash.
Adefaultvaluefortheweightappearsinthedisplay.
4Usetherotaryknobtosettheweightrequired.

5PresstheStartbutton.
Youwillseethecookingtimefortheprogram countingdown.
Thecookingtimehaselapsed
Asignalsounds.Theovenswitchesoff.
PresstheStopbuttonoropentheovendoor.
•Pausing
Opentheovendoor.Thecoolingfanmaycontinueto run.PresstheStartbuttonagainonceyouhave closedthedoor.Theprogramwillthencontinue.
- Changing
PresstheStopbuttontwiceandselectnewsettings.
- Cancelling
PresstheStopbuttontwice.
Note
The cooking time cannot be changed.
Forsomeprograms,asignalsoundsafteracertain time.Opentheovendoorandstirthefoodorturnthe meatorpoultry.PresstheStartbuttonagainonce youhaveclosedthedoor.
If you press the Program button or the weight button in automatic mode, the program number or weight selected is displayed for 3 seconds respectively.
Tipsforautomaticprogramming
Atableofsuitablefoodwithweightrangesand accessoriesrequiredcanbefoundfollowingthetips.
Takethefoodoutofitspackagingandweighit.Ifitisnot possibletoentertheexactweight,youshouldrounditup ordown.
Alwaysusemicrowaveableovenware, e.g. madeof glass, ceramicortheuniversalpan. Observethe accessoriestipsintheprogramtable.
Placethefoodinthecoldoven.
Itisnotpossibletosetaweightoutsidetheweightrange.
Withmanydishes,asignalsoundsafteracertain time.Turnorstirthefood.Thenstarttheovenagain.
•Defrosting
If possible, freeze and store food flat and in portions at -18 °C.
Putthefrozenfoodonaflatdish, e.g. aglassor porcelainplate.
Coverthinpiecesandprotrudingpieceswithsmall piecesofaluminiumfoil. Thispreventstheseparts fromovercooking.Ensurethatthefoildoesnottouch theinteriorwalls.
Afterdefrosting, allow the food to defrost for further 10 to 90 minutes until it reaches room temperature.
Liquidwillbeproducedwhendefrostingmeator poultry.Drainoffthisliquidwhenturningandunder nocircumstancesshoulditbeusedforother purposesorbeallowedtocomeintocontactwith otherfoods.
Placebeef, lamborporkonthedishfatty-sidedown first.
Breadshouldonlybedefrostedintherequired amounts, asitquicklybecomesstale.
Afterturning, remove anyminced meat that has already defrosted.
Poultryshouldbeplacedinthedishbreast-side downandpoultrypieceesskin-sidedown.Coverlegs andwingswithsmallpiecesofaluminiumfoil.
•Vegetables
Vegetables, fresh: Cutintopiecesofequalsize. Add twotablespoonsofwaterforevery100 gvegetables.
Vegetables, deep-frozen: This program is only suitable for blanched, and not pre-cooked vegetables. The program is not suitable for frozen vegetables in cream sauce. Add onetotwo tablespoon of water per 100 g. Donot add waterto spinach or red cabbage.
- Potatoes
Boiledpotatoes: Cutintopiecesofauniformsize. Add2tablespoonsofwaterper100gpotatoes, and addsalttotaste.
•Rice
Ricefoamsalotduringcooking. Therefore, use a high-sideddishwithalid.Entertheweightofthe uncookedrice(withoutliquid).
Donotuseboil-in-the-bagrice. Addtwototwoandahalftimestheamountofliquid totherice.
•Fish
Wholefish, fishfillet, fresh: Addonetotwo tablespoonsofwaterorlemonjuice.
- Chicken
Placethechickeninthedishbreast-sidedown.
Placechickenpiecesinthedishskin-sidedown.
•Meat
Cooksirloinfatty-sidedownfirst.
Legoflambandroastpork: Theroastshouldcover twothirdsofthedishbase.Add50mlliquidtothe roast.Addanother50-100 mlliquidafterturningif necessary.
- Bake, deep-frozen
Placethedishinmicrowaveableovenwareonthe lowerwirerack.
•Standingtime
Somedishes needs some cooling downtime in the oven after the program has ended.
| MealStandingtime | |
| Vegetablesapprox.5minutes | |
| Potatoesapprox.5minutes | Strainofftheremaining water. |
| Rice5to10minutes | Stiragainfirst. |
| Chicken5-10minutes | |
| Roastbeef,legoflamb, roastpork | 10minutes |
Programmeable
| ProgrammeSuitablefoodstuffsWeight | rangeinkg | Ovenware/ accessories | Signaltoturnorstir thefood | ||
| P1Meat,deep-frozenMincedbeef,lamb, porkorchicken | 0.20-2.00Flatovenwarewithout lid | halfwaythroughthe cookingtime | |||
| P2Bread,deep-frozenWheatbread,mixed bread,wholemeal bread,drycake | 0.20-1.00Lowerwirerackhalfwaythroughthe cookingtime | ||||
| P3Berries,deep-frozenRaspberries, blackberries, strawberries | 0.20-0.70Flatovenwarewithout lid | - | |||
| P4Reheatreadymealonlypre-cooked food | 0.20-0.50Dishwithlid- | ||||
| P5Reheatstewonlypre-cooked food | 0.30-1.00Dishwithlidhalfwaythroughthe cookingtime | ||||
| P6Lasagne, deep-frozen | 0.40-0.80Lowerwirerack,dish withoutlid | - | |||
| P7Pizza,pre-cooked, thinbase, deep-frozen | 0.30-0.50Higherwire rackUniversalpan | - | |||
| P8Pizza,pre-cooked, thickbase, deep-frozen | 0.40-0.50Higherwire rackUniversalpan | - | |||
| P9Chips,thick-cut, deep-frozen | Suitablefortheoven0.20-0.46Higherwire rackUniversalpan | two-thirdsoftheway throughhecooking time | |||
| P10 Vegetables, fresh | Cauliflower, broccoli, carrots,kohlrabi, leeks,peppers, courgettes | 0.20-1.00Dishwithlidhalfwaythroughthe cookingtime | |||
| P11 Vegetables, deep-frozen | Cauliflower, spinach, broccoli,carrots, kohlrabi,red cabbage | 0.15-1.00Dishwithlidhalfwaythroughthe cookingtime | |||
| P12 Boiled potatoes/jacket potatoes | fairlyfirmpotatoes, flourypotatoes | 0.20-1.00Dishwithlidhalfwaythroughthe cookingtime | |||
| P13 Rice | 0.10 - 0.50 | High-sided dish with lid | dependingonweight, afterapproximately2to 12 minutes | ||
| P14 Whole chicken, fresh | 0.80 - 2.00 | High-sided dish,lower wirerack | two-thirdsoftheway throughhecooking time | ||
| P15 Chickenportions, fresh | 0.10-1.50Universalpan, Higherwirerack | dependingonweight, afterapproximately5to 20 minutes | |||
| P16 Roast pork, fresh | Boned neck joint, roastchops | 0.80-2.00Dishwithlid,lower wirerack | halfwaythroughthe cookingtime | ||
| P17 Roastbeef,medium, fresh | Sirloin,5 - 6 cmin height | 0.80-1.80Dishwithoutlid,lower wirerack | halfwaythroughthe cookingtime | ||
| P18 Legoflamb,fresh, mediumrare | Bonedlegoflamb | 1.00-2.00Dishwithlid,lower wirerack | halfwaythroughthe cookingtime | ||
| P19 Whole fish, fresh | Trout, mackerel, pike-perch | 0.20-1.00High-sideddishwith lid,lowerwirerack | - | ||
| P20 Fish fillet, fresh | pike, cod, ocean perch,pollock, pike-perch | 0.20-1.00High-sideddishwith lid | - | ||
Tablesandtips
Hereyouwillfindaselectionofmealsandtheideal settingsforthem. Thissectiondescribeswhich microwavepowersetting,typeofheatingand temperatureisbestforyourdishandwhichaccessories youshoulduse.Youwillreceivemanytipsonthe ovenwareandpreparation,andinformationonwhatto doifsomethinggoeswrong.
- Defrosting, heatingupandcookingwiththe microwave
Thetimesspecifiedinthetablesareonlyguidelines. They may vary according to the ovenware used, the quality, temperature and consistency of the food.
Timerangesareoftenspecifiedinthetables.Setthe shortesttimefirstandthenextendthetimeifnecessary.
It may be that you have different quantities from those specified in the tables.
Aruleofthumbcanbeapplied: Doubleamount-doublecookingtime, halfamount-halfthecookingtime.
- Defrosting
Placethefrozenfoodinanopencontaineronthe turntable.
Delicatepartssuchasthelegsandwingsofchickenor fattyouterlayersofroastscanbecoveredwithsmall piecesofaluminiumfoil. Thefoil mustnottouchtheoven walls. You can remove the foil half way through the defrosting time.
Turnorstirthefoodonceortwiceduringthedefrosting time. Largepiecesoffoodshouldbeturnedseveral times. Turntoremoveanyliquidthatresultsfrom defrosting.
Leavedefrosteditemstostandatroomtemperaturefora further10to90minutessothatthetemperaturecan stabilise. Thegibletscanberemovedfrompoultryatthis point.
Alwaysplacetheovenwareontheturntable.
| DefrostingAmountMicrowavepowersettinginwatts, cookingtimeinminutes | Notes | ||
| Meat,wholepiecesofbeef,pork,veal(ontheboneorboned) | 500g | 180watts,5-8mins+90watts,20 - 25 mins | Turnseveraltimes. |
| 750g | 180watts,10-15mins+90watts,20 - 25mins | ||
| 1000g | 180watts,15-17mins+90watts,20 - 30mins | ||
| Mincedmeat,mixed200g | 90watts,10-15mins | Freezefoodflatifpossible. | |
| 500g | 180watts,7-9mins+90watts,10 - 15 mins | Turnseveraltimesduring defrostingandremoveany mincedmeatthathasalready defrosted. | |
| Poultryandpoultrypieces500g | 180watts,5-8mins+90watts,10 - 15 mins | Turnduringdefrosting. | |
| 1000g | 180watts,12-15mins+90watts,15 - 20mins | ||
| Fish Fillet,fishsteak,slices | 400g90watts,15-20minsTurnduringdefrosting. | Separateanydefrostedparts. | |
| Wholefish300g | 180watts,3-5mins+90watts,10 - 15 mins | Turnduringdefrosting. | |
| 600g | 180watts,5-8mins+90watts,10 - 15 mins | ||
| Vegetables,e.g.peas | 300g | 180watts,8-13mins | Stircarefullyduringdefrosting. |
| 600g | 180watts,10mins+90watts,8 - 13 mins | ||
| Fruit e.g.raspberries | 250g | 180watts,7-10mins | Stircarefullyduringdefrosting andseparateanydefrosted parts. |
| 500g | 180watts,6-8mins+90watts,5 - 10 mins | ||
| DefrostingNotesMicrowavepowerSettinginwatts, cookingtimeinminutes | |||
| Butter,defrosting125g | 250g | 90watts,4-8mins180watts,1-2mins+90watts,4 - 7 mins | Removepackaging. |
| Bread,wholeloaf500g | 1000g | 180watts,3mins+90watts,10 - 15 mins180watts,3mins+90watts,15 - 25 mins | Turnseveraltimesduring defrosting. |
| Cakes,dry,e.g.spongecake | 500g | 90watts,9-12mins180watts,4-7mins+90watts,10 - 15 mins | Separatethepiecesofcake.Onlyforcakeswithouticing, creamorcrèmepâtissière. |
•Defrosting, heatinguporcookingfrozenfood
Takeready-to-eatmealsoutofthepackaging. They will heatupmorequicklyandevenlyinmicrowaveable ovenware. The different componentsofthemealmaynotrequirethe sameamountoftimetoheatup.
Foodwhichliesflatwillcookmorequicklythanfood whichispiledhigh.Youshouldthereforedistributethe foodsothatitisasflataspossibleinthecontainer. Differentfoodstuffsshouldnotbeplacedinlayersontop ofoneanother.
Alwayscoverthefood. If you donothave suitable cover for your container, use a plateorspecial microwave foil.
Stirorturnthefoodtwoorthreetimesduringthe defrosting,heatingorcookingtime.
Afterheating, allow the food to rest for further 2 to 5 minutes until it reaches an event temperature.
This will help the food retain its own distinct taste, so it will require less seasoning.
| Defrosting,heatingupor cookingfrozenfood | AmountMicrowavepowersettingin watts, cookingtimeinminutes | Notes | |
| Fullmeal,one-coursemeal, ready-to-eatmeal (2 - 3 components) | 300-400g600watts,10-15minsCovered | ||
| Soups400-500g600watts,8-15minsOvenwarewithlid | |||
| Stews500g | 1000g | 600watts,10-15mins | Ovenwarewithlid |
| 600watts,20-25mins | |||
| Slicesorpiecesofmeatinsauce, e.g.goulash | 500g | 600watts,12-18mins | Ovenwarewithlid |
| 1000g | 600watts,25-30mins | ||
| Fish, e.g. fillets | 400 g | 600 watts, 10 – 14 mins | Covered |
| Sidedishes,e.g.rice,pasta | 250g | 600watts,4-6mins | Ovenwarewithlid,addalittle liquid |
| 500g | 600watts,7-10mins | ||
| Vegetables,e.g.peas,broccoli, carrots | 300g | 600watts,7-12mins | Ovenwarewithlid,add |
| 600g | 600watts,13-18mins | 1 tablespoonofwater | |
| Bakes, e.g. lasagne | 400 g | 600 watts, 10 - 15 mins | Uncovered dish |
• Heatingfood
Takeready-to-eatmealsoutofthepackaging. They will heatupmorequicklyandevenlyinmicrowaveable ovenware. Thedifferentcomponentsofthemealmaynot requirethesameamountoftimetoheatup.
⚠ Warning: Whenheatingliquids,alwaysplacea spooninthecontainertopreventdelayedboiling.When delayedboilingoccurs,thismeansthattheliquidreaches boilingtemperaturewithouttheusualsteambubbles risingtothesurface.Evenifthecontaineronlyvibratesa little,thehotliquidcansuddenlyboiloverorspatter.This cancauseinjuriesandburns.
Alwayscoverthefood. If you donothave suitable cover for your container, use a plateorspecial microwave foil.
| HeatingfoodAmountMicrowavepowersettinginwatts, cookingtimeinminutes | Notes | ||
| Fullmeal,one-coursemeal, ready-to-eatmeal (2 - 3 components) | 350-500g600watts,3-8minsCovered | ||
| Drinks150ml | 300ml | 1000watts,1-2 12 mins | Placeaspooninthecontainer. |
| 1000watts,2 12 -3 12 mins | Donotoverheatalcoholic drinks.Checkduringheating. | ||
| 500ml | 1000watts,4-5mins | ||
| Babyfood,e.g.milkbottles50ml | 100ml | 360watts, 12 -1mins | △Placemilkbottlesonthe turntablewithouttheteatorlid. |
| 360watts,1-1 12 mins | |||
| 200ml | 360watts,1-2mins | Alwaysshakewellorstirafter heating.Youmustcheckthe temperature | |
| Soup1cup | 175geach | 1000watts,1 12 -2mins | |
| 2cups | 175geach | 1000watts,2-4mins | |
| 4cups | 175geach | 1000watts,4-6mins | |
| Slicesorpiecesofmeatin sauce | 500g600watts,6-9minsCovered | ||
| Stew400g | 800g | 600watts,5-7mins | Ovenwarewithlid |
| 600watts,7-10mins | |||
| Vegetables,1portion | 150g | 600watts,2-3mins | Addalittleliquid |
| 2portions | 300g | 600watts,3-6mins | |
| Sidedishes,e.g.rice,pasta250g | 500g | 600watts,2-3mins | Addalittleliquid |
| 600watts,3-6mins | |||
- Cookingfood
Foodwhichliesflatwillcookmorequicklythanfood whichispiledhigh.Youshouldthereforedistributethe foodsothatitisasflataspossibleinthecontainer. Differentfoodstuffsshouldnotbeplacedinlayersontop ofoneanother.
Cookthefoodincoveredovenware.Foodshouldbe stirredorturnedduringcooking.
This will help the food retain its own distinct taste, so it will require less seasoning.
Aftercooking, allow the food to rest for further 2 to 5 minutes until it reaches an event temperature.
| Cooking food | Amount | Microwave power setting in watts, cookingtimeinminutes | Notes |
| Fish fillet, fresh | 400 g | 600 watts, 9 - 11 mins | Add 1 to 2 tablespoon water orlemonjuice. |
| Vegetables,fresh | 250g | 600watts,5-10mins | Cutvegetablesintopiecesof auniformsize.Add1to 2 tablespoonwaterper 100 gofvegetables. |
| 500g | 600watts,10-15mins | ||
| Sidedishes,e.g.potatoes | 250g | 600watts,6-10mins | Cutpotatoesintopiecesofa uniformsize.Add1to 2 tablespoonwaterper 100 gandstir. |
| 500g | 600watts,12-15mins | ||
| e.g.rice | 125g | 600watts,4-6mins+180watts, 12 - 15mins | Addtwicetheamountof liquidanduseahigh-sided dish. |
| 250g | 600watts,7-9mins+180watts, 15 - 20mins | ||
| Desserts,e.g.custard (instant) | 500 ml | 600 watts, 5 - 8 mins | Stir the pudding thoroughly 2 to3timesduringcooking usinganeggwhisk. |
CookingfoodNotesMicrowaveAonsettinginwatts, cookingtimeinminutes
| Fruit,stewedfruit500g600watts,9-12mins |
Microwavetips
| Youcannotfindanyinformationaboutthesettingsforthequantityoffoodyouhaveprepared. | Increaseorreducethecookingtimesusingthefollowingruleofthumb:Doubleamount=doublecookingtimehalfamount=halfthecookingtime |
| The food has become too dry. | Next time, set a shorter cooking time or select a lowermicrowavepowersetting.Coverthefoodandaddmoreliquid. |
| Whenthetimehaselapsed,thefoodisnotdefrosted,hotorcooked. | Setalongertime.Largequantitiesandfoodwhichispiledhighrequirelongertimes. |
| Whenthetimehaselapsed,thefoodisoverheatedattheedgebutnotdoneinthemiddle. | Stiritduringthecookingtimeandnexttime,selectalowermicrowavepowersettingandalongercookingtime. |
| Afterdefrosting,thepoultryormeatisdefrostedontheoutsidebutnotdefrostedinthemiddle. | Nexttime,selectalowermicrowavepowersetting.Ifyouaredefrostingalargequantity,turnitseveraltimes. |
Meat, poultry, fish
- Aboutthetables
Thetemperatureandroastingtimedependonthetype andamountoffoodbeingcooked. Thisiswhy temperaturerangesaregiveninthetables. Beginwith thelowertemperatureand,ifnecessary,useahigher settingthenexttime.
Formoreinformation,seethe"Tipsforgrillingand roasting"sectionwhichfollowsthetables.
•Ovenware
Youmayuseanyheat-resistantovenwarewhichis suitableforuseinamicrowave.Metalroastingdishes canonlybeusedforroastingwithoutthemicrowave feature.
Hotglassdishesshouldbeplacedonadrykitchentowel afterremovalfromtheoven. The glass could crack if placedonacoldorwetsurface.
Theovenwarecanbecomeveryhot.Useovenglovesto taketheovenwareoutoftheoven.
- Tipsforroasting
Useahigh-sidedroastingdishforroasting. Placethefoodinasuitablecontaineronthelowerwire rack.
Check that you rovenware fits into the oven. It should not betoobig.
Dependingonthesizeofthejoint,add40or50ml of liquidtomeatand120to150ml of liquidtopotroasts. Turnpiecesofmeathalfwaythrough the cooking time. Whentheroastisready,turnofftheovenandallowitto restforanadditional10minutes.This allows better distribution of meat juices.
| ShallowfryingMicrowavepower settinginwatts, cookingtimein minutes | Type of heating | Temperaturein °C | Notes |
| Pot-roastedbeef approx.1,000g | -, 80 - 90 mins | 200 - 220 | Lower wire rack, dish with lid.Turnonce |
| Sirloin,mediumrare approx.1,000g | 180 watts, 35 - 45 mins | 200 - 210 | Lower wire rack, dish with lid.Turnhalfwaythroughthecooking time.Whenfinished,leaveto stand for10minutes. |
| ShallowfryingNotes | Matureiravepower settinginwatts, cookingtimein minutes | Type of °C heating | |
| Porkwithoutcrackling, approx.1000g,e.g.neck | 180watts,60-70mins ^lwd 220-240Lowerwirerack,dishwithlid. Turnhalfwaythroughthecooking time. | ||
| Meatloaf approx.750g | 600watts,20-30mins ^lwd 230-250Lowerwirerack,dishwithoutlid. Whenfinished,leavetostand for 10minutes. | ||
| Wholechicken approx.1,000-1,200g | 360watts,30-40mins ^lwd 200-220Lowerwirerack,dishwithoutlid. Cookwiththebreastsidedown. Turnafter ^2/3 ofthetime. | ||
| Chickenportions, e.g.chickenhalves approx.800g | 360watts,25-35mins ^lwd 210-230Lowerwirerack,dishwithoutlid. Cookwiththeskinsidedown.Do notturn. | ||
| Bonedlegoflamb approx. 1500g | 180watts,25mins +90watts50-60mins ^lwd 200-230Lowerwirerack,dishwithlid. Turnhalfwaythroughthecooking time.Whenfinished,leaveto stand for10minutes. | ||
- Tipsforgrilling
Alwayskeeptheovendoorclosedwhengrillingand donotusethepre-heatfunction.
Usethehighestwirerackwhengrilling.Placethewire rackintheuniversalpan.
Thepiecesoffoodyouaregrillingsshouldbeequally thick.Steaksshouldbeatleast2to3cmthick.Thiswill allowthemtogrillevenlyandpreventthemfromdrying out.Donotaddsalttothesteaksuntiltheyhavebeen grilled.
Usetongstoturnthepiecesoffoodyouaregrilling.Ifyou piercethemeatwithafork,thejuiceswillrunoutandit willbecomedry.
Darkmeat, e.g. beef, browns more quickly than lighter-coloured meats such as vealorpork. Donotlet this worry you. Whengrilling light-coloured meat or fish fillets, these often only browns slightly on the surface, although they are cooked and juicy on the inside.
The following grillsettings are available:
Grillsetting1, low
Grillsetting2, moderate
Grillsetting3, high
Note: Thegrillelementswitchesoffandonagain automatically. This is normal. Thegrillsetting determines how frequently this will happen.
| GrillingAmountWeightTypeof | heating | Grill setting | Cookingtimeinminutes | ||
| Steaks, mediumrare 2 - 3 cmthick | 2 - 4 pieces | 200 - 250 g each | lwl | 3 | First side: approx. 17 - 22 minsSecondside:approx.10-15mins |
| Necksteaks 2 - 3 cmthick | 2 - 4 pieces | 120 - 150 g each | lwl | 3 | First side: approx. 15 - 20 minsSecondside:approx.10-15mins |
| Grilled sausages | 4-6sausages | approx.150g each | lwl | 3 | First side: approx. 10 - 15 minsSecondside:approx.8-12mins |
| Fishsteak* | 2-4piecesapprox.150g each | lwl | 3 | First side: approx. 10 - 15 minsSecondside:approx.8-12mins | |
| Toast**with topping | 4 slices | - | lwl | 3 | approx. 6 - 10 mins |
* Greasethewirerackfirstwithoil.
** Toastslicesofbreadinadvance
Tipsforroastingandgrilling
| Thetabledoesnotcontaininformationfortheweight oftheroast. | Selectthenextlowestweightfromtheinstructionsand extendthetime. |
| How to tell when the roast is ready. | Use a meat thermometer (available from specialist shops) orcarryouta“spoontest”.Pressdownontheroastwith aspoon.Ifitfeelsfirm,itisready.Ifthespooncanbe pressedin,itneedstobecookedforalittlelonger. |
| The roast looks good but the juices are burnt. | Next time, use a smaller roasting dish or add more liquid. |
| Theroastlooksgoodbutthejuicesaretooclearand watery. | Nexttime,usealargerroastingdishandaddlessliquid. |
| Youhaveswitchedonthemicrowave.Theroastis notwell-doneenough. | Carvetheroast.Preparethegravyintheroastingdish andplacetheslicesofroastmeatinthegravy.Finish cookingthemeatusingthemicrowaveonly. |
| Nexttime,switchthemicrowaveonatthestartof cooking.Useameatthermometerandwhentheroastis ready,allowittorestforanadditional10minutes. |
Cakesandpastries
- Aboutthetables
Thetimesgivenapplytodishesplacedinacoldoven.
Thetemperatureandbakingtimedependonthe consistencyandamountofthemixture. Thisiswhy temperaturerangesaregiveninthetables. Beginwith thelowertemperatureand,ifnecessary,useahigher settingthenexttime,sincealowertemperatureallows moreevenbrowning.
Moreinformationcanbefoundinthe"Bakingtips" sectionwhichfollowsthetables.
Alwaysplacethecaketininthecentreofthelowerwire rack.
Itisbesttousedark-colouredmetalbakingtins.
When using themicrowave, use baking containers made of glass, ceramic or plastic. These must be heat-resistant up to 250°C. Cakes will not brown and well if you use the set types of baking containers.
•Bakes
Placethebakeinmicrowaveableovenwareonthelower wirerack.
Uselargeflatovenwareforbakesandgratins.Foodtakes longertocookinnarrow,deepcontainersandbrowns moreontop.
Bakesandgratinsshouldbelefttocookintheovenfora further5minutesaftertheovenhasbeenswitchedoff.
•Bakingtins
| Baking,sweetdishesOvenwareMicrowavepowersetting | inwatts,cookingtimein minutes | Type of heating | Temperaturein °C | |
| Sweetbakes(e.g.quark andfruitbake) | approx.1500g flat4-5cmovenproofdish | 180W,30-40mins | 170-190 | |
| Fruittartorcheesecake withshortcrustpastry* | Springformcaketin360watts,35-45mins | 160-180 | ||
| Fruitpie,delicatewith sponge | Ringcaketinorspringform caketin | 90watts,35-45mins | 170-190 | |
| Spongecake,simple | Ring-shapedcaketin/Vienna ringtin/caketin | 90watts,35-45mins | 170-180 | |
| Spongecake,delicate (e.g.poundcake)** | Ring-shapedcaketin/Vienna ringtin/caketin | -,70-80mins | 150-160 | |
* Allowcakestocoolintheovenforapproximately20minutes.
** Preheatfor10 minutesusingrapidheating.
| Baking,sweetdishes Temperature | Microwavepowersettinginwatts,cookingtimeinminutes | Type of heating °C | |
| Cakebasemadefrom spongemixture | Fruitbasecaketin-,25-35mins ¢ 160-170 | ||
| Spongeflan(hotwater spongecake)** | Springformcaketin-,35-45mins ¢ 150-170 | ||
| Plaitedloafwith500g flour | Universalpan-,25-35mins ¢ 170-190 | ||
| Stollen/fruitloafwith 500 gflour | Universalpan-,65-75mins ¢ 170-180 | ||
*Allowcakestocoolintheovenforapproximately20minutes.
**Preheatfor10 minutesusingrapidheating.
| Baking,savourydishesOvenwareMicrowavepowersetting | ||||
| inwatts,cookingtimein minutes | Type of heating | Temperaturein °C | ||
| Savourytarts (e.g.quiche/oniontart) | Springformcaketinor quichetin | 180W,30-40mins | 190-210 | |
| Savourybakemadefrom cookingredients (e.g. pastabake) | approx.1000g flat4-5cmovenproofdish | 360 watts, 25 - 30 mins | 160 - 180 | |
| Savourybakemadefrom rawingredients(e.g.potato gratin) | approx.1100g flatovenproofdish | 600watts,25-35mins | 180-190 | |
| Pizza | Universal pan | -, 35 - 45 mins | 190 - 210 | |
| Yeast bread*, 1 kg | Universal pan | -, 60 - 75 mins | 180 - 200 | |
*Neverpourwaterdirectlyintoahotoven.
| Smallbaked products | Ovenware | Cookingtimeinminutes | Type of heating | Temperaturein°C |
| Biscuits | Universal pan | 20 - 25 mins | 160 - 180 | |
| Meringue | Universal pan | 80 - 90 mins | 100 | |
| Puff pastry | Universal pan | 30 - 40 mins | 180 - 200 |
Bakingtips
| You want to bake following your own recipe. | Refer to similar pastries in the baking tables. |
| Thiswayyouwillbeabletoestablishwhetherthe spongecakeisbakedthrough. | Approximately10 minutesbeforetheendofthebaking timespecifiedintherecipe,stickacocktailstickdeep intothecakeatthehighestpart.Ifthereisnomixture stucktothecocktailstickwhenitisremoved,thecakeis ready. |
| The cake collapses. | Use less fluid next time or set the oven temperature 10 degreeslower.Observethemixingtimessspecifiedin therecipe. |
| Thecakehasriseninthemiddlebuthassunkaround theedge. | Onlygreasethebaseofthespringformcaketin.After baking,loosenthecakecarefullywithaknife. |
| The cake is too dark. | Select a lower temperature and bake the cake for slightly longer. |
| The cake is too dry. | Make small holes in the cake when it is done using a toothpick.Thendrizzlefruitjuiceoranalcoholicdrink overit.Nexttime,selectatemperature10 degreeshigher andreducethebakingtime. |
| Thebreadorcake(e.g.cheesecake)looksgoodbutisstickyontheinside(soggy,crossedwithwater marks). | Useslightlylessfluidnexttimeandbakeforslightlylonger atalowertemperature.Whenbakingcakeswithamoist topping,bakethebasefirst,coverwithalmondsorbread crumbsandthenaddthetopping.Pleasefollowthe recipeandsticktothebakingtimes. |
| Thecakecannotbeturnedoutofthetinwhenitis turnedupsidedown. | Afterbaking,allowthecaketocoolforafurther5to 10 minutesthenitwillbeeasiertoturnoutofthetin.lfit stillsticks,carefullyeaseitawayfromtheedgeofthe caketinusingaknife.Turnthecaketinupsidedown againandcoveritseveraltimeswithacoldwetcloth. Nexttime,greasethetinwellandsprinklesomebread crumbsintoit. |
| Sparksaregeneratedbetweenthetinandthewire rack. | Checkthatthetiniscleanontheoutside.Movethetinto adifferentpositionintheoven.Ifthisdoesnothelp,continuebakingbutwithoutthe microwave.Thebakingtimewillthenbelonger. |
| Youhavemeasuredthetemperatureoftheoven usingyourownthermometerandfoundthereisa discrepancy. | Theoventemperatureismeasuredbythemanufacturer afteraspecifiedperiodoftimeusingatestrackinthe centreoftheoven.Ovenwareandaccessoriesaffectthe temperaturemeasured,sotherewillalwaysbesome discrepancywhenyoumeasurethetemperatureyourself. |
Tipsforsavingenergy
Only preheat the oven if this is specified in the recipe or the operating instruction stable.
Usedark, blacklacqueredorenamelledbakingtins. They absorbtheheatparticularlywell.
Itisbesttobakeseveralcakesoneaftertheother.The ovenisstillwarm.Thisreducesthebakingtimeforthe secondcake.
Forlongercookingtimes,youcanswitchtheovenoff 10 minutesbeforetheendofthecookingtimeanduse theresidualheattofinishcooking.
Acrylamideinfoodstuffs
Expertsarecurrentlydiscussinghowharmfulacrylamide isinfood.Wehavecompiledthisinformationforyou, basedontheresultsofcurrentresearch.
Whichfoodsareaffected?
Acrylamideismainlyproducedingrainandpotato productsheatedathightemperatures,suchaspotato crisps,chips,toast,rolls,bread,bakedgoodsmadefrom shortcrustpastry(biscuits,gingerbread,cookies).
Tipsforkeepingacrylamidetoaminimumwhen preparingfood
| GeneralKeepcookingtimestoaminimum.Cookmealsuntiltheyaregoldenbrown,nottoodark.Large,thickpiecesoffoodcontainlessacrylamide. |
| BakingUsehotairSatmaximum180 °CBiscuits/cookiesEggwhiteandeggyolkreducetheformationofacrylamide. |
| ChipsUsehotairSatmaximum170 °C.Spreadoutasinglelayerevenlyonthebakingtray.Bakeatleast400 gperbakingtraysothattheydonotdryout. |
Testdishes
The quality and function of microwave combination appliances is tested by testing institutes using the following dishes.
InaccordancewithDIN60705
| MicrowavedefrostingMicrowavepowersettinginwatts, cookingtimeinminutes | Note | |||
| Meat180watts,9mins+90watts, 10 - 12 mins | Placethe22cmdiameterPyrexdishonthe turntable. | |||
| MicrowavecookingMicrowavepowersettingin watts,cookingtimeinminutes | Note | |||
| Custard360watts,35 - 40minsPlacethePyrexdishontheturntable. | ||||
| Sponge600watts,7-9minsPlacethe22cmdiameterPyrexdishonthe turntable. | ||||
| Meatloaf600watts,23-28minsPlacethePyrexdishontheturntable. | ||||
| Combined microwavecooking | Microwavepowersetting inwatts,cookingtimein minutes | Typeof heating | Temperature in°C | Note |
| Potato gratin | 600 watts, 25 - 35 mins | 180 - 190 | Place the Pyrex dish on the lower wirerack. | |
| Cake | 180 watts, 15 - 20 mins | 180 - 200 | Place the 22 cm diameter Pyrex dishonthelowerwirerack. | |
| Chicken | 360 watts, 30 - 35 mins | 200 - 220 | Place the chicken on the lower wirerackbreast-sidedown.Turn after 15 minutes. | |
InaccordancewithDIN44547andEN60350
The values in the table apply to dishes placed in a cold oven.
| Baking | Ovenwareandnotes | Type of heating | Temperature in°C | Baking timein minutes |
| Viennese whirls | 30 cm diameter cake tray on the lower wire rack | 160-180 | 20-25 | |
| SmallCakes | 30cmdiametercaketrayonthelowerwire rack | 150-170 | 25-35 | |
| Hot water sponge cake | Springform cake tin on the lower wire rack | 150 - 170 | 35 - 45 | |
| Yeastcakesonabaking tray | 30cmdiametercaketrayonthelowerwire rack | 160-180 | 45-55 | |
| Germanapplepie | 20cmdiametertinplatespringformcaketray onthelowerwirerack | 180-200 | 65-85 |
| Grilling | Ovenware | Grill setting | Cookingtimeinminutes |
| Toast | Higherwirerack | 3 | 4-7 |
| Beefburgers, x 7* | Higher wire rackUniversal pan | 3 | 30 |
* Turnafter ^2/3 ofthetime.
Careandcleaning
Donotusehigh-pressurecleanersorsteamjets.
•Applianceexterior
Wipetheovenwithwaterandalittledetergent.Dryitwith asoftcloth.
Sharporabrasivecleaningproductsarenotsuitable. Ifan abrasivesubstancecomesintocontactwiththefrontage, washitoffimmediatelywithwater.
Slightdifferencesinthecoloursonthefrontofthe appliancearecausedbytheuseofdifferentmaterials, suchasglass,plasticandmetal.
•Stainlesssteelfront
Alwaysremoveanyspecksoflimescale,grease, cornflourandeggwhiteimmediately.Corrosioncanform undersuchflecks.
Cleantheovenusingwaterandalittledetergent.Drythe surfacewithasoftcloth.
•Aluminiumfront
Useamildwindow-cleaningdetergent. Usingasoft windowclothoranon-fluffingmicrofibrecloth, wipe lightlyinahorizontaldirection.
Harshcleaningproducts, scratchyspongesandrough cleaningclothsarenotsuitable.
•Oven
Neverusecoarsescouringpadsorcleaningsponges. Ovencleanermayonlybeusedonenamelledoven surfaces.
Usehotsoapywateroravinegarsolution.
Aftercookingandonceithascooleddown,wipethe ovenwithadampcloth.Splashesandbakedonfoodare easytoremoveandwillnotburnthenexttimetheovenis used.
Itisbesttouseamildcleaningagentiftheovenisvery dirty.
Drytheoventhoroughlyafterwardstoppreventcorrosion.
Itisbesttouseovencleaneriftheovenisverydirty. Only useovencleanerinacoldoven.
Note:
Enamelisbakedonatveryhightemperatures. This can causesomeslightcolourvariation. This is normal and does not affect the function. Donotusecoarsecouring padsorstrongcleaningagentstoremovesuch discolorations.
Unpleasantsmells, e.g. after preparing fish, can be removed quite easily. Addafew dropsoflemonjuicetoa cupofwater. Placeaspooninthecontainertoprevent delayed boiling. Heatthewaterfor1 to2 minutes at the maximum microwave powersetting.
- Accessories
Soaktheaccessoriesimmediatelyafteruse.Residuecan thenbeeasilyremovedwithawashing-upbrushor sponge.Thewirerackscanalsobecleanedwith stainlesssteelcleaningagentsorinthedishwasher.
- Turntable
Cleantheturntableandrollerringusingdetergent.Wipe therecessintheovenusingadampcloth.Makesure thatwaterdoesnotgetinsidetheappliancethroughthe turntabledrive.Whenreplacingtheturntable,makesure itengagescorrectly.
- Doorseal
Always keep the surfaces of the door seal cleans that the appliance can close fully.
Usehotsoapywater.Cleanthesurfacesofthedoorseal withasponge,donotscour.
Donotuseanysharporabrasivecleaningagentsora metalscrapertocleantheglassintheappliancedoor. Thesecouldscratchthesurfaceandcausetheglassto smash.
Troubleshooting
Malfunctionsoftenhavesimpleexplanations.Pleaseread thefollowinginstructionsbeforecallingtheafter-sales service:
ProblemPossiblecausesComments/remedy
| Theovendoesnotwork.NotpluggedinPlugitin. | ||
| PowercutCheckwhetherthekitchenlightswitcheson. | ||
| BlownfuseLookinthefuseboxtomakesurethatthefusefortheapplianceisokay. | ||
| FaultycontrolSwitchtheapplianceoffusingthefuseinthefusebox.Waitapproximately10secondsandthenswitchitbackon. | ||
| Threezeroslightupinthedisplay.PowercutResetthetime. | ||
| Theovenisnotinoperation.Acookingtimeisshowninthedisplay. | Therotaryknobwasaccidentallyturned. | PresstheStopbutton. |
| TheStartbuttonwasnotpressedafterthesettinghadbeenmade. | PresstheStartbuttonorclearthesettingbypassingtheStopbutton. | |
| Themicrowavedoesnotwork.Thedoorisnotproperlyclosed.Checkwhetherleftoverfoodoraforeignobjectistrappedinthedoor. | ||
| TheStartbuttonwasnotpressed.PresstheStartbutton. | ||
| Ittakeslongerthanbeforeforthefoodtoheatup. | Themicrowavesettingistoolow.Selectahighermicrowavesetting. | |
| Youhaveplacedalargeramountoffoodthannormalintheoven. | Doubletheamount=doublethecookingtime. | |
| Thefoodwascolderthanusual.Stirorturnthefoodduringcooking | ||
| Theturntableismakingascratchingorgrindingnoise. | Thereisdirtoraforeignobjectintheareaaroundtheturntabledrive. | Cleantherollerringandrecessinthecookingcompartment. |
| Microwaveoperationiscancelledfornoobviousreason. | Themicrowavehasafault. | Ifthisfaultoccursrepeatedly,pleasecalltheafter-salesservice.Itispossibletooperatetheovenwithoutthemicrowave. |
Repairs may only be carried out by fully trained after-sales service engineers.
Incorrectrepairsmayresultinseriousinjurytotheuser.
After-salesservice
Ourafter-salesserviceisthereforyouifyourovenshould needtoberepaired.Youwillfindtheaddressand telephonenumberofyournearestafter-salesservice centreinthephonebook.Theafter-salesservicecentres listedwillalsobehappytoadviseyouofaservicepointin yourlocalarea.
When contacting the after-sales service, always specify the product number (Eno.) and the production number (FDno.) of you roven. Therating plate bearing these numbers can be found on the right hand side by opening the ovendoor. Make anote of these numbers in the space below to save time in the event of you roven malfunctioning.
Eno.FDno.
After-salesservice
Technicaldata
Powersupply:230V,50Hz
Totalconnectedload:2980W
Microwavepowersetting:1000W(perIEC705)
Hotair:1400W
Hotairgrilling:2900W
Frequency:2450MHz
Dimensions(HxWxD)
-Appliance32.5x53.0x50.0cm
-Cookingcompartment25.0x35.0x36.0cm
Weight:20.5kg
VDEapproved:Yes
CEmark: Yes
This appliance complies with standard EN55011 or CISPR 11. It is a group2, class B product.
Group2meansthatmicrowavesaregeneratedforthe purposeofheatingfood.
ClassBindicate that the appliance is suitable for domestic use.