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| Product Type | Built-in Microwave Oven |
| Brand | Neff |
| Model | H5470A0 |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 592 mm x 382 mm x 318 mm |
| Cavity Capacity | 21 Liters |
| Weight | Approx. 20 kg |
| Power Supply | 220-240 V, 50 Hz |
| Microwave Power | 900 W |
| Grill Power | 1000 W |
| Functions | Microwave, Grill, Combination, Defrost, Auto Programs |
| Control Type | Touch Control with TFT Display |
| Door Opening | Drop-down door |
| Interior Material | Stainless Steel with Easy-clean Enamel |
| Safety Features | Child Lock, Door Safety Switch, Overheat Protection |
| Cleaning | Wipe with damp cloth, avoid abrasive cleaners |
| Spare Parts Availability | Yes, via Neff service centers |
| Colour | Stainless Steel |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A+ |
| Installation Type | Built-in (requires cabinet) |
| Warranty | 2 years (manufacturer) |
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USER MANUAL H5470A0 NEFF
Eine Störung, was tun? 33
Kundendienst 34
Technische Daten 34
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Using this microwav will make cooking are all 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
Beforeconnectingyournewappliance38......
Beforeinstallation38......
Installationandconnection39......
Importantinformation40......
Safetyinformation40......
Safety information for cooking with the microwave . 43
Your new appliance 45
Accessories 46
Before using for the first time 47
Setting the clock 47
The microwave 48
Microwave settings 48
Setting procedure 49
Ovenware 50
Defrosting, heatingupandcooking with the microwave 51
Notes on the tables 51
Defrosting 52
Defrosting, heating up or cooking frozen foods .... 53
Heating food 54
Cooking food 55
Advice on microwave operation 56
Automatic defrost 57
Defrostingprogrammes57......
Setting procedure 58
Tableofcontents
Memory59......
Storingsettings60......
Startingthememoryfunction61......
Changingthesignalduration62......
TestdishesinaccordancewithEN6070563.....
Care and cleaning 64
Oven exterior 64
Oven interior 65
Turntable 65
Troubleshooting 65
After-sales service 66
Technical data 67
Beforeconnectingyournew appliance
Importantsafety precautions
☐Pleasereadthisinstructionmanualcarefully.Only thenwillyoubeabletooperateyourappliance safelyandcorrectly.
☐ Please keep the instruction and installation manual in asafeplace. Pass on the instruction manual to thenewownerify you sell the appliance.
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.
☐Theappliancecanbeinstalledinhighcabinet whichis50or60cmwide(atleast30cmdeep and85cmabovethefloor).
☐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 10 amperes (automatic circuit breaker with trigger characteristic LorB). Themains voltage must correspond to the voltages specified on the rating plate.
☐ Thesocketmustonlybeinstalledandthe connectingcablemustonlybereplacedbya qualifiedelectrician.Iftheplugisnolonger accessiblefollowinginstallation,anall-pole disconnectingdevicemustbepresentonthe installationsidewithacontactgapofatleast 3 mm.
□Adapters, multiwaystripsandextensionleads mustnotbeused. Overloadingcanresultinarisk offire.
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 forcookingwiththe microwave

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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.
☐ Themicrowaveshouldonlybeusedforheating mealsanddrinks. Usingthemicrowaveforother purposesmaybedangerousandmayresultin damagee.g.grainsorcerealscouldcatchfire whenheated.
Thereisariskofburning.
Whenheatingupliquids,alwaysplaceateaspoon inthecontainertopreventdelayedboiling.Ifit doesboiloveritmeansthattheliquidhascometo theboilwithoutthesteambubblesbeingableto escape.Evenifthecontaineronlyvibratesalittle, thehotliquidcansuddenlyboiloverorspatter. Thiscancauseinjuriesandscalding.
Babyfood:
Alwaysheatupbabyfoodinaglassorbottle withoutthelidorteat.Onceheated,thebabyfood shouldbestirredorshakenthoroughlytodistribute theheatevenly.Alwayscheckthetemperature beforegivingthefoodtoyourbaby.Thereisarisk ofburning.
□Neverheatupfoodordrinksintightlysealed containers.Thereisariskofexplosion.
☐Alcoholicdrinksmustnotbeoverheated.Thereis ariskofexplosion.
☐Donotheatanymealsinheat-retainingpackages astheycouldignite.Foodincontainersmadeof plastic,paperorothercombustiblematerialsmust bemonitoredduringheating.Airtightpackaging mayburstwhenfoodisheated.
☐Not: Nevercookeggsintheirshellsnorheatup hard-boiledeggs,astheymaycrackorexplode evenafterthemicrowaveheatinghasended.The sameappliestoshelfishandcrustaceans.Always pricktheyolkfirstforfriedorpoachedeggs.
□Alwayspricktheskinoffoodstuffswithhardcrusts orskinssuchasapples,tomatoes,potatoesand sausagesbeforecookingtopreventtheskinfrom bursting.
□Keepaneyontheovenwhenyouaredefrosting orheatingfoodssuchasherbs,fruitor mushroomsorfoodswithalowwatercontent suchasbreadasoverdryingcanresultinafire hazard.
☐Neverheatupcookingoilinamicrowaveasit couldignite.
□Useonlymicrowavablecontainers.
□Porcelainorceramicovenwarecanhavesmall perforationsinthehandlesorlid. These perforationsconcealacavitybelow.Anyliquidthat penetratesthiscavitymaycausetheovenwareto crack.
□Alwaysusethemicrowavesettingsandcooking timesspecifiedintheinstructionmanual.Ifyou selectaheatsettingthatistoohighoracooking timethatistoolong,thismaycausethefoodto igniteandtheappliancetobedamaged.
□Mealsheatedintheovengiveoffheat.The ovenwarecanbecomehot.Alwaysuseoven gloveswhentakingovenwareoutoftheoven.
Yournewappliance

Accessories

Theturntable
Toinserttheturntable:
- Placethesupportring(a)inthe drive (c)inthecentreofthecooking compartmentbase.
- Place the turntable (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
The appliance is fitted with a cooling fan. The fan may continue to operate after the oven has been switched off.
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 away the condensation after cooking.
Push-incontrolknobs
Therotaryknobcanbepushedin.
Simplypressthecontrolknobtoreleaseitorpushit in. Theknobcanbeturnedtotherightorleft.
Beforeusingforthefirsttime
Settingtheclock
Threezerosappearinthedisplaypanelwhenthe ovenisfirstconnectedoriftherehasbeenapower failure.12:00appearsafterafewseconds,withthe colonflashing.
Setthetime.

- Setthetimeusingtherotaryknob.
- Presstheclockbutton. Thetimeisnowset.
| Hidingthetime | PresstheclockbuttonandthenpresstheStop button. Thedisplayisblank. |
| Toresetthetime | Presstheclockbutton. 12:00appearsinthedisplay.Makesettingsas describedinpoints1 and2. |
| Changingthetime fromsummertowinter time | 1 Presstheclockbutton. 2. Changethetimeusingtherotaryknob. 3. Presstheclockbutton. Thetimeischanged. |
| Note | □Ifacookingtimesuddenlyappearsinthedisplay, theknobhasbeenturnedbyaccident.Pressthe Stopbutton Theclockreappearsinthedisplay. |
Themicrowave
Microwavesareconvertedtoheatwhentheycome intocontactwithfood. Themicrowaveisidealfor rapiddefrosting, heatingup, meltingandcooking.
Whynottryouthemicrowave straightaway? You could heat up acup of water for your tea, fore example.
Usealargecupwithoutadecorativegoldorsilverrim andplaceateaspooninit.
- Pressthe900wattmicrowavesettingbutton.
- Usetherotaryknobtosetto1 minute and 30 seconds.
3.PresstheStartbutton.
Anacousticsignalsoundsafter1minute and 30 seconds. Youcanswitchthisoffprematurely by pressingtheStopbutton.
Pleasereadthesafetyinstructionsatthefrontofthe instructionmanualoncemorewhileyouaredrinking yourcupoftea.Theyareveryimportant.
Microwavesettings
900 wattsforheatingupliquids.
600wattsforheatingupandcookingfood.
360 watts for cooking meat and heating up delicate foods.
180wattsfordefrostingandcontinuedcooking.
90wattsfordefrostingdelicatefoods.
Settingprocedure
Example:600W, 15-minutes



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Pressthebuttonforthe microwavesettingyourequire. Theindicatorlightabovethe buttonflashes.
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Set the cooking time using theknob.
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Press the Start button.
| Theindicatorlightabovethemicrowavesettinglights up. Thetimecountsdowninthedisplay. | |
| Whenthetimehaselapsed | Asignalsoundswhenthetimehaselapsed.The applianceswitchesoff.Oappearsinthedisplay.OpentheovendoororpresstheStopbutton. |
| Correction | Ifyouhaveonlymadeonemicrowavesetting,youcan changethecookingtimeatanytime.Ifyouhave madeseveralmicrowavepowerandtimesettings,the cookingtimecanonlybechangedbeforethe microwaveisstarted. |
| Pausing | PresstheStopbuttononceoropentheovendoor.PresstheStartbuttonafterclosingthedoor. |
| Cancelling | PresstheStopbuttontwiceoropenthedoorand presstheStopbuttononce. |
| Settingseveralmicrowave settingsoneafteranother. | Proceedasdescribedinpoints1and2.Thensetthe secondmicrowavesettingandtime.Youcansetup to3microwavesettingsoneaftertheother.Whenyou havefinishedthesettings,presstheStartbutton. |
Notes
☐Youcanalsosetamicrowavesettingtwice:e.g. 600watts-360watts-600watts. 900wattscanonlybesetonce.
☐Thecookingtimecannotbechanged.
☐The900wattsettingcanbesetforamaximumof 30minutes, allothersettingscanbesetforupto 99minutes.
☐Setthetime:
upto1Minuteinonesecondincrements
upto5Minutesin10secondincrements
upto30Minutesinincrementsofoneminute
upto99Minutesin5minuteincrements.
☐Youcansetthemicrowavesettingfirstandthen thetime,orvisaversa.
Ovenware
Useheatresistantovenwaremadeofglass, glassand ceramic, porcelain, ceramicorheat-resistantplastic. These materials donotblock themicrowaves.
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.
Defrosting, heatingupand cookingwiththemicrowave
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) | 800g1,000g1,500g | 180W,15min.+90W,15-25min.180W,20min.+90W,20-30min.180W,30min.+90W,25-35min. | Coverdelicatepartswithaluminiumfoil. |
| Dicedorslicedbeef,porkandveal | 200g500g800g | 180W,5-8min.+90W,5-10min.180W,10-13min.+90W,10-15min.180W,12-15min.+90W,15-20min. | Coverdelicatepartswithaluminiumfoil.Separatethepartswhenturning. |
| Mixedmincedmeat200g | 90W,15-20min. | Freezeflatifpossible.Turnseveraltimesduringdefrostingandremovemeatwhichhasalreadybeendefrosted. | |
| 500g800g | 180W,10min.+90W,10-15min.180W,15min.+90W,15-20min. | ||
| Poultryorpoultryportions | 600g1,200g | 180W,8min.+90W,10-15min.180W,15min.+90W,20-25min. | Wraplegsandwingsinaluminiumfoil. |
| Fishfillet,fishsteak,slices | 400g180W,5min.+90W,10-15min.Separatedefrosteditments. | ||
| Wholefish300g | 180W,3min.+90W,10-15min. | Coverdelicatepartswithsmallpiecesofaluminiumfoil. | |
| 600g | 180W,8min.+90W,20-30min. | ||
| Vegetablese.g.peas300g | 180W,10-15min. | ||
| Fruite.g.raspberries | 300g500gAmount | 180W,7-10min.180W,8min.+90W,5-10min.Timeinminutes | Stircarefullyduringdefrostingandseparatethedefrostedparts.NotesMicrowavesettinginwatts |
| Butter125g | 250g | 180W,2min.+90W,2-3min.180W,2min.+90W,3-5min. | Removeallthepackaging. |
| Wholeloaf500g | 1,000g | 180W,8min.+90W,5-10min.180W,12min.+90W,10-20min. | |
| Drycakes e.g.creamingmethod cakes | 500g750g | 90W,10-15min.180W,5min.+90W,10-15min. | Separatethepiecesofcake whenturningthem.Onlyfor cakeswithouticing,creamor crèmepâtissière. |
| Juicycakes e.g.fruitcakeandquark cake | 500g750g | 180W,5min.+90W,15-20min.180W,7min.+90W,15-20min. | Onlyforcakeswithouticingor gelatine. |
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.
| AmountMicrowavesettingin watts,Timeinminutes | Notes | ||
| Menu,platedmeal,ready-made mealsin2to3parts | 300-400g600W,8-13min. | ||
| Soups400g600W,8-12min. | |||
| Stews500g600W,10-15min. | |||
| Meatinsaucee.g.goulash500g600W,12-17min.Separatethepiecesofmeatwhen | stirring. | ||
| Fish,e.g.fillets400g600W,10-15min.Youmayaddwater,lemonjuiceor | wine. | ||
| Bakes e.g.lasagneandcannelloni | 450g600W,10-15min. | ||
| Sidedishes riceandpasta | 250g 500g | 600W,3-7min. 600W,8-12min. | Addalittleliquid. |
| Vegetablese.g.peas,broccoliand carrots | 300g 600g | 600W,8-12min. 600W,15-20min. | Addwatertocoverthebaseofthe dish. |
Creamedspinach450g600W,15-17min.Cookwithoutaddinganywater.
Heating food
☐Takeready-mademealsoutoftheirpackaging. Theywillheatupmorequicklyandevenlyifyou placetheminmicrowavable dishes.Differentparts ofthemealmayheatupatdifferentrates.
□Whenheatingliquids,alwaysplacea teaspoonin thecontainertostoptheliquidfromboilingover. Whenboilingisdelayed,theliquidcomestothe boilwithoutthecustomarysteambubbles.Evenif thecontaineronlyvibratesalittle,theliquidcan boiloveralotorspatter.Thiscancauseinjuries and scalding.
□Alwayscoverthefood.Ifyoudonothavea suitablelidforyourdish,useaplateorspecial microwavefoil.
☐Youshouldstirorturnthefoodseveraltimes duringheating.Monitor thetemperature.
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-mademealsintwoto threeparts | 600W,5-8min. | ||
| Drinks125ml | 200ml | 900W, 12 - 112 min. | Placeaspooninthecontainer.Do notoverheatalcoholicdrinks. Checkduringheating. |
| 500ml | 900W, 112 - 212 min. | ||
| Babyfoode.g.baby'sbottles50ml | 100ml | 360W, 12 min. | Withoutthelidorteat.Always shakewellafterheating.Youmust checkthetemperature. |
| 200ml | 360W, 12 -1min. | ||
| Soup1bowl | 175g | 600W,1-2min. | |
| 2bowls | 350g | 600W,2-3min. | |
| Meatinsauce500g600W,8-11min.Separateslicesofmeat. | |||
| Stew400g | 800g | 600W,6-8min. | |
| 600W,8-11min. | |||
| Vegetables1portion | 150g | 600W,2-3min. | |
| 2portions | 300g | 600W,3-5min. | |
Cooking food
□Alwayscookfoodincovereddishes.Youshould stirorturnthe food duringcooking.
☐ The individual taste of the food is retained to a large degree. You can therefore go easy on salt and spices.
☐Foodwhichislaidflatheatsupquickerthanifitis piled high. Therefore it is best to spread out the food sothatitiesflat inthecontainer.Ifpossible, you should not place layers of food on top of each other.
Once you have cooked themeals, leavethem to stand for another 2 to 5 minutes so that the temperature can stabilize.
| AmountMicrowavesettingsinwattsTimeinminutes | Notes | ||
| Freshwholechicken withoutgiblets | 1.2 kg | 600 W, 22 - 25 min. | Turn half way through the cookingtime. |
| Freshfishfillet | 400g600W,7-12min. | ||
| Amount | Timeinminutes | NotesMicrowavesettingsinwatts | |
| Freshvegetables250g | 500g | 600W,6-10min.600W,10-15min. | Cutvegetablesintopiecesof equalsize.Add1to2table-spoonsofwaterper100 gof vegetables. |
| Sidedishese.g. potatoes | 250g | 600W,8-10min. | Cutpotatoesintopiecesofequal size.Pourwaterintothe containerertoadepthofabout 1 cm,andstir. |
| 500g | 600W,12-15min. | ||
| 750g | 600W,15-22min. | ||
| Rice | 125g | 600W,4-6+180W15-18min. | Adddoubletheamountofliquid. |
| 250g | 600W,6-8+180W15-18min. | ||
| Sweetse.g.pudding (instant), | 500ml | 600W,6-8min. | Stirthepuddingthoroughlyusing aneggwhisk2to 3 timesduringthecooking. |
| fruit,compote | 500g | 600W,9-12min. | |
Adviceon microwave operation
Thereisnosetting specifiedfortherespective amountoffood.
Thefoodhasbeencooked toodry.
Oncompletionofthe cookingtime,thefoodhas notbeendefrosted,heated orcooked.
Oncompletionofthe cookingtime,thefoodhas beenovercookedonthe edgesyetundercookedon theinside.
Extendorshortenthecookingtimeaccordingtothe followingruleofthumb:
Doubletheamount=doublethetime
Halftheamount=halfthetime
Selectashortercookingtimeorlowermicrowave setting.Addmoreliquidandcoverthefood.
Selectalongercookingtimeandahighermicrowave settingthanisspecified.Largeamountsoffoodwill takelongertocook.Takeintoconsiderationthedepth ofthefood,as"deep"foodwillalsotakelonger.
Stirthefoodfromtimetotimeandselectalowerheat settingandlongerdurationnexttime.
Automaticdefrost
Yourmicrowaveovenhastwoautomaticprogramsfor defrostingusingthemicrowave.Youneedonlyenter theprogramnumberandtheweight.Everythingelse isdoneelectronically.
Youwillfinddetailsofsuitablefoodandaweight rangeforeachprograminthetables.Youcansetany weightwithintheweightrange.
Defrosting programmes
Youcanusethe2defrostprogrammestodefrost 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
Thedefrostedfoodshouldbelefttostandfor 10-30 minutestoallowthetemperaturetostabilise. Largepiecesofmeatneedtostandforlongerthan smallones. Thinlycutpiecesofmeatandmince shouldbeseparatedbeforebeinglefttostand.
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 | P01 | |
| -roasts | 0.2-1.5 kg | |
| -thinpiecesofmeat | 0.2-1.5 kg | |
| -mince | 0.2-1.0 kg | |
| -chicken,poularde,duck | 0.7-2.0 kg | |
| Fish | 0.1-0.8 kg | |
| wholefish,fillet,steak | ||
| Breadandcakes* | P020.2-1.5 kg | |
| -wholeloaf,roundorlong,slicesofbread, spongecakes,yeastcakes,fruitcakes | ||
*Creamgateaux, creamcakes and cakes with icing, frosting orgelatine are not suitable.
Settingprocedure
Example: Programnumber1, 1.00kg.



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Pressthe*automatic defrostbutton. Programnumber1 and the basic setting for the particular weight appear in the display.
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Usetheknobtosettheweight required.
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PresstheStartbutton. The programwillstartafterafew seconds. Thetimecountdowninthe display.
Note
☐Forprogramnumber2, suggestedvalue0.50 kg, pressthe*buttontwice.
☐Youcancalluptheweightenteredduringthe program.Pressthe*button.Theweightis displayedfor3seconds.
□Withprogram1,atweightsfrom510g,asignal soundsafteracertainlengthoftime.Openthe ovendoorandturnthemeatorpoultry.Simply presstheStartbuttonagainonceyouhaveclosed thedoor.
Whenthetimehaselapsed
Asignalsoundswhenthetimehaselapsed. The applianceswitchesoff.
0appearsinthedisplay. OpentheovendoororpresstheStopbutton.
Correction
PresstheStopbuttontwiceandresettheoven.
Cancelling
PresstheStopbuttontwice.
Memory
Youcanusethememoryfunctiontostoretwo settingswhichyouusefrequently.Thesecanbe calledupatanytime. MemorylocationsM1andM2areavailabletoyou.
Storingsettings
Example: Toheatup1bowlofsoupfor2minutesat600W usingmemorylocationM1.


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PresstheM1 button. The indicatorlightabovethebuttonflashes.
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Pressthe600wattmicrowavesettingbutton.


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Set the cooking time using the knob.
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Press the M1 button again. Thesettingissaved. Thetimereappearsorthedisplayremainsdark.
Notes
☐Youcanonlystoreonemicrowavesetting.You cannotstoreseveralpowersettingsoneafter another.
☐Youcanchangeastoredsettingatanytime.Set asdescribedinpoints1and4.
☐Defrostprogramscannotbestoredinthememory.
Starting the memory function
Youmaycallupthesettingsyouhavestoredinthe memoryatanytime.

Changingthesignalduration
Asignalsoundsforoneminuteafterthesetduration hasexpiredortheprogrammehasended.
Youcanchangethedurationofthesignalfrom oneminuteto6seconds.
Method
☐Theappliancemustbeswitchedoff.
☐PresstheStartbuttonfor6secondsuntilyouhearasignal.3appearsinthedisplay.
Thechangehasbeenentered.
Youcanresetthesignaldurationtooneminuteby followingthesameprocedure.30appearsinthe display.
Testdishesinaccordancewith EN60705
These meals are used by testing institution to test the quality and function of microwave appliances.
Cookingwithmicrowave only
| Meal | Microwavesettinginwattsandcookingtimein minutes | Notes |
| Eggandmilkmixture, 565g | 600 watts,8 mins.+180 watts,15-20 mins.Pyrex,22x17 cm | |
| Sponge,475g600 watts,8-10 mins.Pyrex,22 cmdiameter | ||
| Meatloaf,900g900 watts,approximately13mins.+360watts, approximately25 mins. | Pyrexcaketin, 28 cm long |
Defrostingwithmicrowave only
| Meal | Microwavesettinginwattsandcookingtimein minutes | Notes |
| Meat,500gProgramme1,500g16mins.180 watts,9 mins.+90 watts,15-20 mins. | Pyrexno.218,24 cm diameter | |
Careandcleaning
Donotunderanycircumstancesuseahighpressure orsteamcleaner.
Donotusecausticorabrasivecleaningagentsor sharpmetalscraperstocleantheovendoorglass. Thesurfacecouldbedamagedwhichmayresultin shatteringoftheglass.Ifanabrasivesubstance comesintocontactwiththefrontage,washitoff immediatelywithwater.
Ovenexterior
Simplywipetheappliancewithadampcloth.Adda fewdropsofwashing-upliquidtothewaterifthedirt ismoredifficulttoremove.Wipeitdrywithadrycloth.
Neverusestrongorabrasivecleaningagentsasthese canleavepartsofthesurfaceslookingdull.Ifyouspill acleaningagentonthecasing,wipeitawaywithwater immediately.
Stainlesssteelappliances
Removelimescale, fat, cornflourandeggwhitemarks as soon as possible. Corrosioncanbuildupunder such layers of dirt.
Commercialstainlesssteelcleaningproductsshould beused. Takegoodnoteoftheclaimsmadebyeach manufacturer, and alsotesttheproductonasmallarea beforeusetheproductonthewholeappliance.
Applianceswithaluminiumfront
Useamildwindow-cleaningagentandasoftclothor fluff-freemicrofibrecloth.Wipetheclothhorizontally overthesurfaceandwithoutapplyingpressure.
Donotuseanyaggressivecleaningagents, scratchingspongesorroughcleaningcloths. Clean thealuminiumsurfacewithadrycloth.
Oveninterior
Itisusually sufficient to wipe the oven 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
Malfunctionsoftenhavesimpleexplanations.Please readthefollowinginstructionsbeforecallingthe after-salesservice:
| Problem | PossiblecauseComments/remedy | |
| Theovendoesnotwork.Notpluggedin.Plugintheoven. | ||
| Powerfailure.Checkwhetherthekitchenlightswitcheson. | ||
| 12:00lightsupinthedisplay.Therehasbeenapowerfailure.Resetthetime. | ||
| Themicrowavedoesnot switchon. | Thedoorisnotclosedproperly.Checkwhetherleft-overfoodoraforeignobjectistrappedinthedoor.Thesealsurfacesmustbeclean. | |
| TheStartbuttonwasnotpressed. | PresstheStartbutton. | |
| Theovenisnotworking.A cookingtimetimeappearsin thedisplay. | Therotaryknobwas accidentallypressed. | PresstheStopbutton. |
| Problem | Comments/remedyPossiblecause | |
| Thefoodtakeslongerthan usualtoheatup. | Themicrowavesettingselected wastoolow. | Selectahighersetting. |
| Agreateramountthanusual wasplacedinthemicrowave. | Doubletheamount=almostdouble thecookingtime. | |
| Thefoodwascolderthanusual.Stirorturnthefoodduringcooking. | ||
| Theturntablemakesa scrapingorgrindingnoise. | Dirtorforeignbodyispresent aroundtheturntabledrive. | Cleantherollerringandtherecess. |
Repairsmayonlybecarriedoutbyfullytrained after-salesservicetechnicians.
Incorrectrepairsmayresultinseriousinjurytothe user.
After-salesservice
| Ourafter-salesserviceisthereforyouintheeventthat yourapplianceneedstoberepaired.Youwillfindthe addressandtelephonumberofyournearest after-salesservicecentreinthephonebook.The after-salesservicecentreslistedwillalsobehappyto adviseyouofaservicepointinyourlocalarea. | |
| EnumerandFDnumber | Whencontactingtheafter-salesservice,always specifytheproductnumber(Eno.)andtheproduction number(FDno.)ofyourappliance.Youwillseethe ratingplatecontainingthesenumbersonthe right-handsidewhenyouopentheovendoor.Makea noteofthesenumbersinthespacebelowtosave timeintheeventofyourappliancemalfunctioning. |
Eno.FDno.
After-salesservice
Technicaldata
Powersupply:230V,50Hz
Totalconnectedload:1.170W
Microwavesetting:900W
Frequency:2.450MHz
Dimensions(HxWxD)
-cookingcompartment22x30x30cm
Weight10kg
VDEtested:Yes
CEmark:Yes
This appliance correspond to the EN55011 Standard or CISPR11.
ItisaproductinGroup2,ClassB.
Group2meansthatthemicrowavecanbeusedto heatfood.
ClassBsignifiesthattheapplianceissuitablefor privatedomesticuse.
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