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| Product Type | Built-in Microwave |
| Brand | Neff |
| Model | H 5620 N S |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 388 x 595 x 455 mm |
| Net Weight | 18 kg |
| Power Supply | 230 V ~ 50 Hz |
| Microwave Power Output | 900 W |
| Grill Power | 1100 W |
| Combined Power | 900 W (microwave + grill) |
| Functions | Microwave, Grill, Combined Grill, Auto Cook, Defrost, Quick Start, Timer |
| Control Type | Rotary knobs and push buttons |
| Display | LED display |
| Door Opening | Drop-down door with handle |
| Interior Capacity | 25 L |
| Turntable Diameter | 315 mm |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Cleaning | Wipe interior and exterior with a damp cloth; do not use abrasive cleaners |
| Safety Features | Door interlock, overheating protection, child lock |
| Spare Parts Availability | Available through Neff service centers |
| Installation | Built-in; requires appropriate cabinet and ventilation |
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USER MANUAL H 5620 N S NEFF
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Using this microwav will make cooking a real pleasure.
Pleasereadtheinstructionmanualtoensurethatyoumake useofallthetechnicaladvantagestheappliancehastooffer.
The start of the instruction manual contains an number of important notes relating to safety. You will then be introduced to the individual component so your new appliance. This section explains all the function so your new appliance and how to operate it.
Thetableshavebeenstructuredinsuchawayastoprovide astep-by-stepguidetothecookersettings. Theycontain informationonsimplerecipes,appropriateovenwareandthe idealsettings,allofwhichhaveofcoursebeencarefully testedinourcookingstudio.
Italsocontainsanumberoftipsoncareandcleaningto ensurethatyourappliancecontinuestolookgoodforalong time.Intheunlikelyeventofamalfunction,thelastfew pagescontaininformationonhowtorectifyminorfaults yourself.
Should you have any questions, always referto the detailed table of contents first. This will help you find the right section quickly.
We hopethatyouwillenjoycookingwithyournew microwave.
Tableofcontents
Beforeconnectingyournewappliance32......
Beforeinstallation32......
Installationandconnection33......
Importantinformation34......
Safetyinformation34......
Safety information for microwave operation ..... 37
The control panel 39
Push-in control knobs 40
Accessories 40
The microwave 41
Microwave settings 41
Setting procedure: 42
Defrosting, heatingupandcookingwiththe microwave 43
Ovenware 43
Notes on the tables 44
Defrosting 44
Defrosting, heating up or cooking frozen foods . . . . 46
Heating food 47
Cooking food 48
Advice on microwave operation 49
Automatic programming 50
Defrostingprogrammes50......
Setting procedure: 51
Tableofcontents
TestdishesinaccordancewithEN6070552.....
Care and cleaning 53
Ovenexterior53......
Oveninterior53......
Turntable53......
Troubleshooting 54
After-sales service 55
Technical data 55
Beforeconnectingyournew appliance
Importantsafety precautions
☐Pleasereadthisinstructionmanualcarefully.Only thenwilyoubeabletooperateyourappliance safelyandcorrectly.
☐Pleasekeeptheinstructionandinstallationmanual inasafeplace.Passontheinstructionmanualto thenewownerifyouselltheappliance.
Beforeinstallation
Disposinginan environmentally-responsible manner

□Unpackovenandremoveallpackingmaterial.
☐Thisapplianceislabelledinaccordancewiththe EuropeanDirective2002/96/ECconcerningused electricalandelectronicappliances(waste electricalandelectronicequipment-WEEE).
☐Theguidelinedeterminestheframeworkforthe returnandrecyclingofusedappliancesas applicable.
Transportdamage
☐ Check the appliance for damage after unpacking it. Donot connect the appliance ifithas been damaged in transport.
□Ifthesupplycordisdamaged,itmustonlybe replacedbythemanufactureroritisservice personnelorsimilarlyqualifiedpersoninorderto acoidahazard.
Installationandconnection
☐Pleaseobservethespecialinstallationinstructions.
☐Thisovenisintendedforbuilt-inuseonly.Itisnot intendedforcounter-topuseorforuseinsidea cupboard.
☐Theappliancecanbeinstalledina60cmwide high-sidedunit(atleast85cmabovethefloor).
☐The appliance is fitted with a plug, and must only be connected to a properly installed socket outlet with earthing contact. The fuse protection must comprise 10 amperes (automatic circuit breaker with trigger characteristic LorB). Themains voltagemust correspond with the voltages specified on the name plate.
☐The installation of the socket or replacement of the connecting cable must only be carried out by a qualified electrician. If the plug is no longer, accessible subsequent to installation, an all-pole disconnecting device must be present on the installations, with a contact gap of at least 3 mm.
☐Multipleplugs,plugconnectorsandextension cablesmustnotbeused.Overloadcanleadto a firehazard.
Importantinformation
Safetyinformation
This appliance complies with the safety regulations for electrical appliances. Repairs must only be carried out by after-sales service engineers who have been trained by the manufacturer. Repair that are carried out incorrectly may constitute a serious hazard to the user.
The appliance is intended only for domestic use. Use it only for the preparation of food.
Adultsandchildrenmustnotoperatetheappliance withoutsupervision
-iftheyarephysicallyormentallyincapable ofdoingso
-oriftheylacktheknowledgeandexperience requiredtooperatetheappliancecorrectly and safely.
Childrenandmicrowaves

Childrenmustonlybeallowedtousemicrowave ovensiftheyhavebeenproperlyinstructed.They mustbeabletooperatetheappliancecorrectlyand understandtherisksoutlinedinthisinstruction manual.
Childrenmustbesupervisedwhenusingthe appliance,toensurethattheydonotplaywithit.
Hotsurfaces

Nevertouchthesurfacesofheatingandcooking appliances. Theywillbecomehotduringoperation. Keepchildrenatasafedistance.Thereisariskof burning.
Nevertrapcablesofelectricalappliancesinthe appliancedoor. Theinsulationcouldbedamaged. Shortcircuit, riskofelectrocution.
Neverusethetopoftheapplianceasaworktop. Thereisariskoffire.
Cookingcompartment

Neverstorecombustibleitemsinthecooking compartment. Theycouldcatchfireiftheapplianceis switchedon.
Thereisariskofburning.
Neveropentheappliancedoorifthereissmokeinthe cookingcompartment.Pullouttheapplianceplug.
Neverswitchontheapplianceunlesssthereisfoodin thecookingcompartment.Itcouldbeoverloaded.An exceptiontothisruleisforshort-termtestingof ovenware(seetheMicrowave,ovenwaresection).
Neverusethemicrowaveovenwithouttheturntable.
Neverplacefooddirectlyontheturntable.Alwaysuse adish.
Liquidthathasboiledovermustnotbeallowedtorun throughtheturntabledriveintotheinteriorofthe appliance. Observetheprocedure. Useashort cookingtimeandresetifnecessary.
Becarefulwithfoodthatispreparedwithdrinkswitha highalcoholcontent(e.g.cognac,rum).
Alcoholevaporatesathightemperatures. In unfavourablecircumstances, thealcoholvapours couldcatchfireinthecookingcompartment. Thereis ariskofburning.
Useonlysmallquantitiesofdrinkswithahighalcohol contentandopenthecookingcompartmentdoor carefully.
Appliancedoorandseal

Neveroperatetheapplianceiftheappliancedooris damaged. Otherwisemicrowaveenergymayescape. Calltheafter-salesservice.
Theappliancedoormustcloseproperly. Ifthesealisverydirty,theappliancedoorwillno longercloseproperlyduringoperation.Thefrontsof adjacentunitscouldbedamaged.Alwayskeepthe sealclean.
Environment

Neverexposethemicrowaveoventoexcessiveheat ormoisture.
Cleaningmethod
Donotusehigh-pressurecleanersorsteamjet cleaners.
Shortcircuit, riskofelectrocution.
Cleantheapplianceonaregularbasis. Thesurface of the appliance could be destroyed and the appliance could corrode overtime if it is not cleaned with sufficient care. Microwave energy could escape.
Repairs
⚠️ Repairsmustbecarriedoutonlybyafter-salesservice engineerswhohavebeentrainedbythe manufacturer.Repairsthatarecarriedoutincorrectly mayconstituteaserioushazardtotheuser.
Nevercarryoutrepairormaintenanceworkwhich requiresyoutoremovethecoverthatprotectsagainst microwaveenergy.Calltheafter-salesservice.
You must not openthecasing. The appliance is a high-voltage appliance.
Neverswitchonadefectiveappliance.Pulloutthe applianceplug.Calltheafter-salesservice.
Neverreplacethecookingcompartmentlightyourself. Calltheafter-salesservice.
CAUTION: Repair and maintenance work in which the cover that protects against microwave energy must be removed must only be carried out by a specialist personnel, duet other risks involved.
Safetyinformation formicrowave operation

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Two glass glasses, one with a spoon and the other with a black X symbol (no text or labels)☐ Themicrowavemustonlybeswitchedonwhen thereisfoodinthecookingcompartment.
□Alwaysusethemicrowavesettingsandcooking timesspecifiedintheinstructionmanual.Ifyou selectaheatsettingthatistoohighoracooking timethatistoolong,thismaycausethefoodto igniteandtheappliancetobedamaged.Riskof fire.
Riskofscalding
When heatingupliquids, alwaysplaceateaspoon inthecontainertopreventdelayedboiling. When boilingisdelayed, the liquid comesto the boil with - out the customarysteambubbles. Theslightest vibration can cause the hot liquid to boil over spatter violently. This can cause injuries and scalds.
Babyfood:
Alwaysheatupbabyfoodinaglassorbottle withoutthelidorteat.Onceheated,thebabyfood shouldbestirredorshakenthoroughlytodistribute theheatevenly.Alwayscheckthetemperature beforegivingthefoodtoyourbaby.Thereisarisk ofscalding.
□Neverheatupfoodordrinksintightlysealed containers.Thereisariskofexplosion.
☐Alcoholicdrinksmustnotbeoverheated. Thereis ariskofexplosion.
☐Donotheatanymealsinheat-retainingpackages astheycouldignite.Foodincontainersmadeof plastic,paperorothercombustiblematerialsmust bemonitoredduringheating.Airtightpackaging mayburstwhenthefoodisheated.
Not:
Nevercookeggsintheirshellsnorheatup hard-boiledeggs, astheymaycrackoreexplode evenafterthemicrowaveheatinghasended. The sameappliestoshellfishandcrustaceans. Always pricktheyolkfirstforfriedorpoachedeggs.
□Alwayspricktheskinoffoodstuffswithhardcrusts orskinssuchasapples,tomatoes,potatoesand sausagesbeforecookingtopreventtheskinfrom bursting.
☐ You must carefully monitor the process when drying herbs, fruit, breadormushrooms as overdrying can create a fire hazard.
□Neverheatupcookingoilinamicrowaveasit couldignite.
□Useonlymicrowavablecontainers.
□Porcelainorceramicovenwarecanhavesmall perforationsinthehandlesorlid.Theseperforationsconcealacavitybelow.Anyliquidthat penetratesthiscavitymaycausetheovenwareto crack.
□Alwaysusethemicrowavesettingsandcooking timesspecifiedintheinstructionmanual.Ifyou selectaheatsettingthatistoohighoracooking timethatistoolong,thismaycausethefoodto igniteandtheappliancetobedamaged.
□Mealsheatedintheovengiveoffheat. The ovenwarecanbecomehot.Alwaysuseoven gloveswhentakingovenwareoutoftheoven.
Thecontrolpanel

Push-incontrol knobs
Theknobandthepowerselectorcanbepushedinat anyposition.
Simplypressthecontrolknobtoreleaseitorpushit in. The control can be turned to other right or left.
Accessories

Theturntable
Toinserttheturntable:
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Placethesupportring(a)inthe drive (c)inthecentreofthecooking compartmentbase.
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Placetheturntable(b) on the support ring(a).

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Illustration of a microwave oven with a circular vent and lid (no text or symbols)Youshouldonlyusetheappliancewith theturntableinplace.Ensurethatthe supportringisproperlyfitted.The turntablecanturnanti-clockwiseor clockwise.

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Illustration of a microwave oven with control panel and display (no text or symbols)Notes
☐Theapplianceisfittedwithacooling fan. Thefanmaycontinuetooperate aftertheovenhasbeenswitchedoff.
☐Condensationmayappearonthe doorpanel,interiorwallsandfloor. Thisisnormalanddoesnotaffectthe operationofthemicrowave.Please wipeawaythecondensationafter cooking.
Themicrowave
Microwavesareconvertedtoheatwhentheycome intocontactwithfood. Themicrowaveisidealfor rapiddefrosting, heatingup, meltingandcooking.
Whynottryouthemicrowave straightaway? You could heat up acup of water for your tea, fore example.
Usealargecupwithoutadecorativegoldorsilverrim andplaceateaspooninit.
- Usethepowerselectortosetto1000watts.
- Usetherotaryknobtosetto1 minute and 30 seconds.
- PresstheStartbutton.
Anacousticsignalsoundsafter1minute and 30 seconds. Youcanswitchthisoffprematurely by pressingtheStopbutton.
Pleasereadthesafetyinstructionsatthefrontofthe instructionmanualoncemorewhileyouaredrinking yourcupoftea.Theyareveryimportant.
Microwavesettings
1000 wattsforheatingupliquids.
600wattsforheatingupandcookingfood.
360wattsforcookingmeatandheatingup
delicatefoods.
180wattsfordefrostingandcontinuedcooking.
90wattsfordefrostingdelicatefoods.
Settingprocedure:

- Setthepowerselectortothe requiredmicrowavesetting.
- Settheduration using the rotary knob.
- PresstheStartbutton. Thetimesetcountdowninthe display.
Whenthetimehaselapsed
asignalsounds.
0appearsinthedisplay.Opentheovendoororpress theStopbutton.Thedisplaygoesout.
Pause
OpentheovendoororpresstheStopbutton. PresstheStartbuttonafterclosingthedoor.
Cancel
PresstheStopbuttontwiceoropenthedoorand presstheStopbuttononce.
Notes
☐Youcansetatimeofupto99minutes.
1 minute in 1 second increments upto 5 minutes in 10 second increments upto 30 minutes in 1 minute increments upto 99 minutes in 5 minute increments.
☐The1000wattsettingcanbesetforamaximumof 30minutes, allothersettingscanbesetforupto 99minutes.
☐Youcansetthemicrowavesettingfirstandthen thetime,orvisaversa.
Defrosting, heatingupand cookingwiththemicrowave
Ovenware
Useheatresistantovenwaremadeofglass,glassand ceramic,porcelain,ceramicorheat-resistantplastic. Thesematerialsdonotblockthemicrowaves.
Thisisnotthecasewithovenwaremadeofmetal.The microwavesareobstructedwhichmeansthatthe foodinclosedmetalcontainersremainscold. Makesurethatthereisagapofatleast2cmbetween metalitemssuchasspoonsandthewallsandthe insideofthedoor.Theglassontheinsideofthedoor couldbedamagedbysparks.
Youcanoftenuseservingdishesforcookingfood. Thissavesyoufromhavingtotransferthefoodand meansthereislesswashingup.
Youshouldonlyuseovenwarewithgoldorsilverrims iftheovenwaremanufacturerguaranteesthattheyare suitableforuseinthemicrowave.
Alwaysplacetheovenwaredirectlyontheturntable.
Ovenwaretest:
Carryoutthefollowingtestifyouareunsurewhether yourovenwareissuitableforuseinthemicrowave: Placetheemptydishintheovenfor 1 / 2 to 1 minuteat fullpower. Checkthetemperatureduringthisperiod. Thedishshouldstillbecoldorhand-hot. Thedishis unsuitableifitbecomeshotorsparksaregenerated. N.B. Themicrowavemustonlybeswitchedonwhen thereisfoodinthecookingcompartment. Theonly exceptiontothisruleisthisovenwaretest.
Notesonthetables
The following tables provide you with numerous options and settings forthemicrowave.
Thetimesspecifiedinthetablesareonlyguidelines. Theymayvaryaccordingtotheovenwareused,the quality,temperatureandconsistencyofthefood.
Timerangesareoftenspecifiedinthetables.Setthe shortesttimefirststandthenextendthetimeif necessary.
It may be that you have different quantities from those specified in the tables.
Aruleofthumbcanbeapplied: Doubletheamount-almostdoublethetime Halftheamount-halfthetime.
Alwaysplacetheovenwareontheturntable.
Defrosting
☐ Placethefrozenfoodinanopencontaineronthe turntable.
☐Delicatepartssuchasthelegsandwingsof chickenorfattyouterlayersofroastscanbe coveredwithsmallpiecesofaluminiumfoil. Thefoil mustnotcomeintocontactwiththeovenwalls. Youcanremovethefoilhalfwaythroughthe defrostingtime.
☐Turnorstirthefoodonceortwiceduringthe defrostingtime.Largepiecesoffoodshouldbe turnedseveraltimes.
☐Leavedefrosteditemstostandatroomtemperatureforafurther10to20minutessothatthe temperaturecanstabilize.Withpoultry,thegiblets canberemovedatthispoint.Meatcanstillbe preparedevenifitisfrozeninthecentre.
| AmountMicrowavesettinginwattsTimeinminutes | Notes | ||
| Wholejointsofmeate.g.beef,porkorveal(withorwithoutbones) | 800g1,000g1,500gAmount | 180W,15min.+90W,15-25min.180W,20min.+90W,20-30min.180W,30min.+90W,25-35min.Timeinminutes | Coverdelicatepartswithaluminiumfoil.NotesMicrowavesettinginwatts |
| Dicedorslicedbeef, porkandveal | 200g | 180W,5min.+90W,4-6min. | Coverdelicatepartswith aluminiumfoil.Separatetheparts whenturning. |
| 500g | 180W,10min.+90W,5-10min. | ||
| 800g | 180W,10min.+90W,10-15min. | ||
| Mixedmincedmeat200g | 90W,15min. | Freezeflatifpossible.Turnseveral timesduringdefrostingandremove meatwhichhasalreadybeen defrosted. | |
| 500g | 180W,10min.+90W,10-15min. | ||
| 800g | 180W,15min.+90W,15-20min. | ||
| Poultryorpoultry portions | 600g | 180W,8min.+90W,10-15min. | Wraplegsandwingsinaluminium foil. |
| 1,200g | 180W,15min.+90W,20-25min. | ||
| Fish fillet,fishsteak,slices | 400g | 180W,5min.+90W,10-15min.Separatedefrosteditems. | |
| Wholefish300g | 180W,3min.+90W,10-15min. | Coverdelicatepartswithsmall piecesofaluminiumfoil. | |
| 600g | 180W,8min.+90W,20-30min. | ||
| Vegetablese.g.peas300g | 180W,10-15min. | ||
| Fruit e.g.raspberries | 300g | 180W,7-10min. | Stircarefullyduringdefrostingand separatethedefrostedparts. |
| 500g | 180W,8min.+90W,5-10min. | ||
| Butter125g | 180W,2min.+90W,2-3min. | Removeallthepackaging. | |
| 250g | 180W,2min.+90W,3-5min. | ||
| Wholeloaf500g | 180W,8min.+90W,5-10min. | ||
| 1,000g | 180W,12min.+90W,10-20min. | ||
| Drycakes e.g.creamingmethod cakes | 500g | 90W,10-15min. | Separatethepiecesofcakewhen turningthem.Onlyforcakes withouticing,creamorcrème pâtissière. |
| 750g | 180W,5min.+90W,10-15min. | ||
| Juicycakes e.g.fruitcakeandquark cake | 500g | 180W,5min.+90W,15-20min. | Onlyforcakeswithouticingor gelatine. |
| 750g | 180W,7min.+90W,15-20min. | ||
Defrosting, heating uporcooking frozenfoods
☐Takeready-mademealsoutoftheirpackaging. Theywillheatupmorequicklyandevenlyifyou placetheminmicrowavabledishes.Differentparts ofthemealmayheatupatdifferentrates.
☐Foodwhichislaidflatheatsupquickerthanifitis piledhigh.Thereforeitisbesttospreadoutthe foodsothatitiesflatinthecontainer.Youshould notplacelayersoffoodontopofeachother.
□Alwayscoverthefood.Ifyoudonothavea suitablelidforyourdish,useaplateorspecial microwavefoil.
☐You should stirorturn the food twoto threetimes during heating.
Once you have heated up themeals, leavethem to stand for another 2 to 5 minutes that the temperature can stabilize.
☐Theindividualtasteofthefoodisretainedtoa largedegree.Youcanthereforegoeasyonsalt andspices.
| AmountMicrowavesettinginwatts, timeinminutes | Notes | ||
| Menu, platedmeal, ready-made mealsin2to3parts | 300-400g600W,8-13min. | ||
| Soups400g600W,8-10min. | |||
| Stews500g600W,10-13min. | |||
| Meatinsaucee.g.goulash500g600W,12-17min.Separatethepiecesofmeat | whenstirring. | ||
| Fish,e.g.fillets400g600W,10-15min.Youmayaddwater,lemon | juiceorwine. | ||
| Bakese.g.lasagneandcannelloni | 450g600W,10-15min. | ||
| Sidedishes riceandpasta | 250g | 600W,3-5min. | Addalittleliquid. |
| 500g | 600W,8-10min. | ||
| Vegetablese.g.peas,broccoliand carrots | 300g | 600W,8-10min. | Addwatertocoverthebaseof thedish. |
| 600g | 600W,15-20min. | ||
| Creamedspinach | 450g600W,11-16min.Cookwithoutaddingany | water. | |
Heatingfood
☐Takeready-mademealsoutoftheirpackaging. Theywillheatupmorequicklyandevenlyifyou placetheminmicrowavabledishes.Differentparts ofthemealmayheatupatdifferentrates.
□Whenheatingliquids,alwaysplaceateaspoonin thecontainertostoptheliquidfromboilingover. Whenboilingisdelayed,theliquidcomestothe boilwithoutthecustomarysteambubbles.Evenif thecontaineronlyvibratesalittle,theliquidcan boiloveralotorspatter.Thiscancauseinjuries andscalding.
□Alwayscoverthefood.Ifyoudonothavea suitablelidforyourdish,useaplateorspecial microwavefoil.
☐You should stirorturn the food severaltimes during heating. Monitor the temperature.
Once you have heated up themeals, leavethem to stand for another 2 to 5 minutes that the temperature can stabilize.
| AmountMicrowavesettingsin watts,timeinminutes | Notes | ||
| Menu,platedmeal,ready-made mealsintwotothreeparts | 600W,5-8min. | ||
| Drinks125ml | 1000W, 12 - 112 min. | Placeaspooninthecontainer.Do notoverheatalcoholicdrinks. Checkduringheating. | |
| 200ml | 1000W, 112 - 212 min. | ||
| 500ml | 1000W,3-4min. | ||
| Babyfoode.g.baby'sbottles50ml | 360W, 12 min. | Withoutthelidorteat.Always shakewellafterheating.Youmust checkthetemperature. | |
| 100ml | 360W, 12 -1min. | ||
| 200ml | 360W,1-2min. | ||
| Soup1bowl | 175g | 600W,2-3min. | |
| 2bowls | 350g | 600W,3-4min. | |
| Meatinsauce500g600W,8-11min.Separateslicesofmeat. | |||
| Stew400g | 600W,6-8min. | ||
| 800g | 600W,8-11min. | ||
| Vegetables 1portion | 150g | 600W,2-3min. | |
| 2portions | 300g | 600W,3-5min. | |
Cookingfood
☐Foodwhichislaidflatheatsupquickerthanifitis piledhigh.Thereforeitisbesttospreadoutthe foodsothatitiesflatinthecontainer.Ifpossible, youshouldnotplacelayersoffoodontopofeach other.
□Alwayscookfoodincovereddishes.Youshould stirorturnthefoodduringcooking.
☐Theindividualtasteofthefoodisretainedtoa largedegree.Youcanthereforegoeasyonsalt andspices.
Once you have cooked themeals, leavethem to stand for another 2 to 5 minutes that the temperature can stabilize.
| AmountMicrowavesettingsinwattsTimeinminutes | Notes | ||
| Freshwholechicken withoutgiblets | 1.2kg600W,22-25min.Turnhalfwaythroughthe | cookingtime. | |
| Freshfishfillet400g600W,7-12min. | |||
| Freshvegetables250g | 500g | 600W,6-10min.600W,10-15min. | Cutvegetablesintopiecesof equalsize.Add1to2table-spoonsofwaterper100 gof vegetables. |
| Sidedishese.g. potatoes | 250g500g750g | 600W,8-10min.600W,12-15min.600W,15-22min. | Cutpotatoesintopiecesofequal size.Pourwaterintothe containerortoadepthofabout 1 cm,andstir. |
| Rice | 125g250g | 600W,4-6+180W12-15min.600W,6-8+180W15-18min. | Adddoubletheamountofliquid. |
| Sweetse.g.pudding (instant), | 500ml | 600W,6-8min. | Stirthepuddingthoroughlyusing aneggwhisk2to3 timesduring thecooking. |
| fruit,compote | 500g | 600W,9-12min. | |
Adviceon microwave operation
Thereisnosetting specifiedfortherespective amountoffood.
Extendorshortenthecookingtimeaccordingtothe followingruleofthumb:
Doubletheamount=doublethetime
Halftheamount=halfthetime
Thefoodhasbeencooked toodry.
Selectashortercookingtimeorlowermicrowave setting.Addmoreliquidandcoverthefood.
Oncompletionofthe cookingtime,thefoodhas notbeendefrosted,heated orcooked.
Selectalongercookingtimeandahighermicrowave settingthanisspecified.Largeamountsoffoodwill takelongertocook.Takeintoconsiderationthedepth ofthefood,as"deep"foodwillalsotakelonger.
Oncompletionofthe cookingtime,thefoodhas beenovercookedonthe edgesyetundercookedon theinside.
Stirthefoodfromtimetotimeandselectalowerheat settingandlongerdurationnexttime.
Automaticprogramming
Yourmicrowavehas3automaticprogrammes.You needonlyentertheprogrammenumberandthe weight.Everythingelseisdoneelectronically.
Youwillfindthesuitablefoodandaweightrangefor eachprogrammeinthetables.Youcansetany weightwithintheweightrange.
Defrosting programmes
Youcanusethe3defrostprogrammestodefrost meat, poultry, fish, bread and cakes.
Preparingfood
Usefoodwhichhasisthinlycutandproperly portioned,andwhichhasbeenfrozenandstored at-18 °C.
Remove all packaging from the food to be defrosted, and weigh the food. You will need to know the weight in order the set the programme.
Delicateparts,suchasthelegsandwingsofchickens orfishtailscanbecoveredwithsmallpiecesof aluminiumfoil.Thispreventsthefoodfromcooking tooquickly.Ensurethatthefoildoesnottouchthe ovenwalls.
Ovenware
Placethefoodinashallow, microwaveabledish, e.g. aglassorchinaplate. Donotcoverthedish.
Standingtime
The defrosted food should be left to stand for 10-30 minutesto allow the temperature to stabilise. Large pieces of meat need to stand for longer than small ones. Thinly cut pieces of meat and mince should be separated before being left to stand.
The food can then be prepared further, even though thick pieces of meat may still be frozen in the middle. With poultry, the gible t scan beremoved at this point.
Warning!
Liquidwillbeproducedwhendefrostingmeat,poultry orfish.Undernocircumstancesshouldthisliquidbe usedorbeallowedtocomeintocontactwithother foods.
| Food | ProgrammenumberWeightrange |
| Meatandpoultry | P 1 |
| -roasts | 0.2-2.0 kg |
| -thinpiecesofmeat | 0.2-1.5 kg |
| -mince | 0.2-1.0 kg |
| -chicken,poularde,duck | 0.7-2.0 kg |
| Fish | P201-10 kg |
| wholefish,fillet,steak | |
| Breadandcakes* | P30.2-1.5 kg |
| -wholeloaf,roundorlong,slicesofbread, spongecakes,yeastcakes,fruitcakes | |
| *Creamgateaux,creamcakesandcakeswithicing,frostingorgelatinearenotsuitable. | |
Settingprocedure:



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A["min./sec."] --> B["-"]
B --> C["+"]
D["stop"] --> E["Start"]
F["start"] --> G["Arrow Up"]
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Pressthebuttonforthedefrost programmerequired. Theprogrammenumberandthe basicsettingfortheweightappear inthedisplay.
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Usetheknobtosetthe weightrequired.
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PresstheStartbutton. The programmewillstartafterafew seconds.
Whenthetimehaselapsed
asignalsounds.
0appearsinthedisplay.Opentheovendoororpress theStopbutton.Thedisplaygoesout.
Correction
PresstheStopbuttontwiceandresettheoven.
Cancel
PresstheStopbuttontwice.
Note
□Whenyouselecttheprogramme,thebasicsetting fortheweightappearsinthedisplay.Forexample, thisis0.50kgforprogramme3.
Testdishesinaccordancewith EN60705
These meals are used by testing institution to test the quality and function of microwave appliances.
Cookingwith microwave only
| Meal | Microwavesetting(watts)and durationinminutes | Notes |
| Custard600 watts,9 mins+180 watts, 15-20 mins | 750 gina25x20 cmPyrexdish | |
| Sponge600 watts,8-10 minsPyrexdish22 cmindiameter | ||
| Meatloaf600 watts,23-28 mins28 cmPyrexcaketin | ||
Defrostingwith microwave only
| Meal | Microwavesetting(watts)and durationinminutes | Notes |
| Meat180 watts,9 mins+90 watts, 10-12 mins | Microwaveableplasticdish22 cmin diameter. Turnafter9 minutes | |
Careandcleaning
Donotunderanycircumstancesuseahighpressure orsteamcleaner.
Donotusecausticorabrasivecleaningagentsor sharpmetalscraperstocleantheovendoorglass. Thesurfacecouldbedamagedwhichmayresultin shatteringoftheglass.Ifanabrasivesubstance comesintocontactwiththefrontage,washitoff immediatelywithwater.
Ovenexterior
Simplywipetheappliancewithadampcloth.Adda fewdropsofwashing-upliquidtothewaterifthedirt ismoredifficulttoremove.Wipeitdrywithadrycloth.
Neverusestrongorabrasivecleaningagentsasthese canleavepartsofthesurfaceslookingdull.Ifyouspill acleaningagentonthecasing,wipeitawaywithwater immediately.
Oveninterior
Itisusually sufficient to wipetheoven interior with a damp cloth. Use mild cleaning agents if the dirt is difficult to remove. Donot use ovenspray.
Unpleasantsmellssuchasfishareeasilyremoved. Pourafewdropsoflemonjuiceinacupofwater.
Placeaspooninthecup.Heatthewateratfullpower for1to2minutes.Thenwipetheinsideofthecooker.
Turntable
Cleantheturntableandtherollerringwithwashing-up liquid.Wipetherecessinthecookerwithadamp cloth.Ensurethatwaterdoesnotleakthroughthe turntabledriveintotheinsideoftheappliance.The supportringmustslotintoplaceproperlywhenyou re-insertit.
Troubleshooting
Shouldamalfunctionoccur,itisoftenonlyduetoa minorfault.Pleasereadthefollowinginstructions beforecallingtheafter-salesservice:
| Problem | PossiblecauseComments/remedy | |
| TheappliancedoesnotworkPlugnotinsertedPlugintheappliance | ||
| PowerfailureCheckwhetherthekitchenlightswitcheson | ||
| Themicrowavedoesnot switchon | DoorisnotclosedproperlyCheckwhetherleft-overfoodoraforeignobjectistrappedinthedoor. | |
| TheStartbuttonwasnotpressed | PresstheStartbutton. | |
| Themicrowaveisnotworking.Adurationtimeappearsinthe display. | Therotaryknobwasaccidentallypressed | PresstheStopbutton |
| Thefoodtakeslongerthan usualtoheatup | Themicrowavesettingselectedwastoolow | Selectahighersetting |
| Agreateramountthanusualwasplacedinthe microwave | Doubletheamount-almostdoublethe cookingtime | |
| Thefoodwascolderthan usual | Stirorturnthefoodduringcooking | |
| Theturntablemakesa scrapingorgrindingnoise | Dirtorforeignbodyispresentintheturntable drivearea | Cleantherollerringandtherecess. |
Repairsmayonlybecarriedoutbyfullytrained after-salesservicetechnicians.Improperrepairs maycauseseriousinjurytotheuser.
After-salesservice
EnumerandFDnumber
Ourafter-salesserviceisthereforyouintheeventthat yourapplianceneedstoberepaired.Youwillfindthe addressandtelephonenumberofyournearest after-salesservicecentreinthephonebook.The after-salesservicecentreslistedwillalsobehappyto adviseyouofaservicepointinyourlocalarea.
Whencontactingtheafter-salesservice,always specifytheproductnumber(Eno.)andtheproduction number(FDno.)ofyourappliance.Youwillseethe ratingplatecontainingthesenumbersonthe right-handsidewhenyouopentheovendoor.Make a noteofthesenumbersinthespacebelowtosave timeintheeventofyourappliancemalfunctioning.
Eno.FDno.
After-salesservice
Technicaldata
Powersupply:230V,50Hz Totalconnectedload:1.270W Microwavesetting:1000W Frequency:2.450MHz
Dimensions(HxWxD) -appliance31x51x39cm -cookingcompartment21.5x36x35cm
Weight11.5kg VDEtested:Yes CEmark:Yes
ThisappliancecorrepondstotheEN55011Standard orCISPR11. ItisaproductinGroup2,ClassB.
Group2meansthatthemicrowavecanbeusedto heatfood. ClassBsignifiesthattheapplianceissuitablefor privatedomesticuse.