HB77l25 - Microwave SIEMENS - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Microwave combination oven
Brand	Siemens
Model	HB77l25
Dimensions (H x W x D)	45.8 x 59.5 x 52 cm
Weight	25 kg
Power Supply	230 V, 50 Hz
Total Connected Load	3.38 kW
Microwave Power	900 W
Grill Power	2.1 kW
Top/Bottom Heat Power	1.9 kW
Microwave Frequency	2.45 GHz
Heating Types	Microwave, top/bottom heat, intensive setting, hot air, grill, bottom heat, combination (microwave + other)
Microwave Power Levels	90, 180, 360, 600, 900 W
Accessories Included	Turntable, low wire grill, high wire grill
Control Type	Retractable control knobs, function selector, memory button, OK button, start/stop buttons
Display	Text-style display (multilingual)
Automatic Programs	Yes (pizza, potatoes, snacks, poultry, meat, fish, pasta, rice, vegetables, defrosting)
Memory Function	Yes (up to 6 programs)
Safety Features	Child lock, automatic shut-off, door interlock
Cleaning	Wipe with damp cloth; do not use abrasive cleaners; removable ventilation grille
After-Sales Service	Available; quote Eno. and FD numbers

Frequently Asked Questions - HB77l25 SIEMENS

How do I set the clock on my Siemens HB77l25 microwave?

Press the clock button, then use the rotary knob to set the time. Press the clock button again to confirm. To hide the time, press the clock button, use OK to select "Donot displaytime", then press clock.

What types of heating are available on this microwave?

The oven offers microwave, top/bottom heat, intensive setting, hot air, grill, bottom heat, and combination modes (microwave with top/bottom heat, hot air, bottom heat, or grill).

How do I defrost food using the automatic program?

Turn the function selector to the desired defrost program (e.g., bread, cake, mince, poultry). Use the knob to set the weight, then press Start. Turn or stir food when prompted by a signal.

Can I use metal containers in the microwave?

No, metal containers block microwaves and can cause sparks. Only use heat-resistant glass, ceramic, or microwave-safe plastic. Ensure metal objects like spoons are at least 2 cm from oven walls.

Why does the turntable make a scraping noise?

Dirt or an object may be stuck in the turntable drive area. Clean the recess in the oven floor and ensure the turntable is properly positioned.

How do I clean the oven interior?

Wipe the cooled oven with a damp cloth. Use mild detergent for stubborn dirt. Do not use oven sprays or abrasive cleaners. Dry thoroughly to prevent corrosion.

What is the maximum load on the turntable?

The load on the turntable should not exceed 4.5 kg.

How do I remove unpleasant smells from the oven?

Place a cup of water with a few drops of lemon juice and a teaspoon inside. Heat at full power (900 W) for 1-2 minutes. The steam will eliminate odors.

The microwave does not start. What should I check?

Ensure the door is properly closed and the Start button was pressed. Check the power supply and fuse. If three zeros appear, reset the clock.

Can I use the microwave and grill at the same time?

Yes, the combination mode allows microwave (up to 600 W) with top/bottom heat, hot air, bottom heat, or grill. Set microwave first, then select the heating type and temperature.

USER MANUAL HB77l25 SIEMENS

Eine Störung, was tun? 52

Umweltschutz 53

Kundendienst 54

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

□Babynahrung:

Simple 3D rendering of a circular plate with three small feet at the bottom (no text or symbols)

Drehteller

Illustration of a microwave oven with a circular vent and lid, showing interior lighting (no text or symbols)

Oval-shaped metal grate with diagonal slats and two side handles (no text or symbols)

Simple line drawing of a circular metal grate with two legs and a central vertical seam (no text or symbols)

NiedrigerRost

Using this oven will make cooking a real pleasure.

Pleasereadtheinstructionmanualtoensurethatyoumake useofallthetechnicalbenefitstheovenhastooffer.

Thestartoftheinstructionmanualcontainsanumberof importantnotesrelatingtosafety. Youwillthenbeintroduced totheindividualcomponentsofyournewappliance. This sectionexplainsallthefunctionsofyournewapplianceand howtooperateit.

Thetableshavebeenstructuredinsuchawayastoprovidea step-by-stepguidetothecookersettings. Theycontain informationaboutsimplerecipes,appropriateovenwareand theidealsettings,allofwhichhaveofcoursebeencarefully testedinourcookingstudio.

Italsocontainsanumberoftipsoncareandcleaningto ensurethatyourappliancecontinuestolookgoodforalong time.Intheunlikelyeventofamalfunction,thelastfewpages containinformationabouthowtorectifyminorfaultsyourself.

Should you have any questions, always referto the detailed table of contents first. This will help you find the right section quickly.

Andnow-enjoyyourcooking.

Tableofcontents

Beforeconnectingyournewappliance59......

Installationandconnection59......

Importantinformation60......

Safetyinformation60......

Safetyinformationformicrowaveoperation62

The control panel 64

Retractable control knobs 66

Types of heating 66

Accessories 67

Basic settings 69

Selecting the language 69

Changing the signal duration 70

Before using for the first time 71

Heating up the oven 71

Setting the clock 72

The microwave 74

Ovenware 74

Microwave settings 75

Setting procedure 75

Tables 76

Tipsformicrowaveoperation 82......

Setting the oven 83

Setting procedure for the oven 84

... To switch off the oven manually 85

Setting the combined oven and microwave function 86

Setting procedure 86

Tableofcontents

Meat, poultry, fish 88

Ovenware88......

Notesonroasting88......

Notesongrilling90......

Adviceonroastingandgrilling91......

Cakes and pastries 92

Baking tins 92

Tables 92

Baking tips 94

Bakes, gratins, toast 95

Automatic programming 96

Setting procedure 96

Notes for the automatic program 97

Program table 99

Memory 100

Saving the memory 101

StartingtheMemoryfunction 103......

Care and cleaning 104

Oven exterior 104

Oven 104

Accessories 105

Turntable 105

Troubleshooting 105

Protection of the Environment 107

After-sales service 108

Test dishes in accordance with EN 60705 ..... 109

Beforeconnectingyournew appliance

Importantsaftyinstructions

Pleasereadthisinstructionmanualcarefully beforeusingtheapplianceforthefirsttime. The instructionscontainimportantinformation regardingapplianceuseandcare.

☐ Please keep the operating and installation instructions in as safe placeready top as soon in the event of change of ownership.
☐Donotstartuptheapplianceiftransportdamage isapparent.

Installationandconnection

☐Thisapplianceisintendedfordomesticuseonly.
☐Pleaseobservethespecialinstallationinstructions.
☐Theappliancecanbeinstalledinacabinetwhich is60cmhigh(atleast85cmabovethefloor).
☐The appliance is fitted with plug and must only be connected to a properly-installed, earthed socket. The fuse protection must be rated at 16 amperes (LorB-typeminiature circuit breakers). 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

☐Thisovencomplieswithalltherelevantsafety regulationsforelectricalappliances.Repairsmay onlybecarriedoutbyafter-salesservice technicianswhohavebeenfullytrainedbythe manufacturer.Improperrepairscancauseserious injurytotheuser.

☐Thisappliancemustonlybeusedforfood preparation.

☐Childrenmustonlybeallowedtousethe applianceiftheyhavebeenproperlyinstructed. Theymustbeabletooperatetheappliance correctlyandunderstandtherisksoutlinedinthis instructionmanual.

☐Youshouldonlyusetheappliancewiththe turntableinplace.

☐ Ensure that liquid which has boiled over does not leak through the turntable drive into the inside of the appliance.

☐ Themicrowavemustonlybeswitchedonwhen thereisfoodinthecookingcompartment. The appliancemayoverloadifitisswitchedonwithout anyfoodinit.Anexceptiontothisruleisfor short-termtestingofovenware(seenoteson ovenware).
☐ Thesurfacesofheatingandcookingappliances willbecomehotduringoperation. Keepchildrenatasafedistance.Thereisariskof burning.
☐Theleadsfromelectricalappliancesmustnot becomecaughtintheovendoor. Thiscouldcause damagetotheinsulation. Thereisariskofshort-circuitingorelectrocution.
□Neverstorecombustibleitemsintheovenasthey mayignitewhentheovenswitchedison. Thereisariskofburning.
☐Theovendoormustnotbeopenedifsmokeis visibleinsidetheoven.Pullouttheplug.
☐Theovendoormustalwayscloseproperly.
□Iftheovendoorisdamaged, donotusetheoven againuntilithasbeenrepairedbyanafter-sales servicetechnician. Otherwisemicrowaveenergy mayescape.
☐Protecttheovenfromexcessiveheatandfrom moisture.
☐Youmustnotopentheovenhousing. Theovenis ahighvoltageappliance.
□Iftheovenisdefective, pullouttheplugorswitch offthefuseinthefusebox, andthencallthe after-salesservice.

Safetyinformation formicrowave operation

☐ Themicrowavemustonlybeswitchedonwhen thereisfoodinthecookingcompartment.

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

Riskofscalding!

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

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

Babyfood:

Alwaysheatupbabyfoodinajarorbottlewithout thelidorteat.Onceheated,thebabyfoodshould bestirredorshakenthoroughlytodistributethe heatevenly.Alwayscheckthetemperaturebefore givingthefoodtoyourbaby.Thereisariskof burning!

□Neverheatupfoodordrinksintightlysealed containers.Thereisariskofexplosion!

□Alcoholicdrinksmustnotbeoverheated.Thereis ariskofexplosion!

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

☐ Nevercookeggsintheirshellsorheatup hard-boiledeggs, astheymaycrackorexplode. Thesameappliestoshellfishandcrustaceans. Alwayspricktheyokefirstforfriedorpoached eggs.
□Alwayspricktheskinoffoodstuffswithhardcrusts orskinssuchasapples,tomatoes,potatoesand sausagesbeforecooking,toppreventtheskinfrom bursting.
□Keepaneyontheovenwhenyouaredefrosting orheatingfoodssuchasherbs,fruitor mushroomsorfoodswithalowwatercontent suchasbreadasoverdryingcanresultinafire hazard.
☐Neverheatjustcookingoilinthemicrowave.
□Useonlymicrowavablecontainers.
□Porcelainorceramicovenwarecanhavesmall perforationsinthehandlesorlid. These perforationsconcealacavitybelow.Anyliquidthat penetratesthiscavitymaycausetheovenwareto crack.
□Alwaysusethemicrowavesettingsandcooking timesspecifiedintheinstructionmanual.Ifyou selectaheatsettingthatistoohighoracooking timethatistoolong,thismaycausethefoodto igniteandtheappliancetobedamaged.
□Mealsheatedintheovengiveoffheat.The ovenwarecanbecomehot.Alwaysuseoven gloveswhentakingovenwareoutoftheoven.
☐Removetheturntablecarefully. The exposed heatingelementwillremainveryhotforafew minutes.Thereisariskofburning!

Thecontrolpanel

graph TD
    A["Text-styledisplay"] --> B["Preheating indicator"]
    B --> C["Hotair → 160°C"]
    B --> D["Memory button"]
    D --> E["ok"]
    D --> F["M"]
    E --> G["Function selectors"]
    F --> H["okbutton"]
    F --> I["Stop button"]
    F --> J["Start button"]
    G --> K["Forsetting the type of heating, the temperature or the automatic programming function"]
    G --> L["If you turn the function selector clockwise, the types of heating or settings are displayed. If you turn it anti-clockwise, the programs are displayed."]
    H --> M["Clockbutton"]
    I --> N["Clockbutton"]

Retractablecontrol knobs

The function selector and rotary knob can be retracted in any position.

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

Typesofheating

Differenttypesofovenheatingareavailable.Youcan thereforeselectthebestmethodforcookinganydish.

Microwaves

These are converted to heat when they come into contact with food. The microwave is ideal for rapid defrosting, heating up, melting and cooking.

Microwavesettings:

900 watts for heating up liquids.

600wattsforheatingupandcookingfood.

360wattsforcookingmeatandheatingup delicatefoods.

180wattsfordefrostingandcontinuedcooking.

90wattsfordefrostingdelicatefoods.

Microwavecombinedwithanothertypeof heating

Thisinvolvesthesimultaneousoperationofthe microwaveandanothertypeofheating.Thefoodwill stillbecomecrispyandbrownasitdidbefore,butwill dosomuchmorequicklyandusinglessenergy.

The combination of microwave and intensivesetting is not possible.

Top/bottomheating

Thisensurestheevendistributionofheattothefood fromthetopandbottomoftheoven.Top/bottom heatingissuitableforbakingbreadandcakesandfor roasts.

Intensivesetting

Inadditiontotop/bottomheating, thereisalsoa halogenlightandaquartzgrill. Thissettingcausesthe oventoheatupveryrapidly. Thefoodisdeeply browned.

Hotair

Duringhotaircooking,heatisproducedfromthe halogenlamp,thequartzgrillandthebottomheating andthisiscirculatedbyafan.Hotaircookingis particularlywellsuitedforusewiththe"combined operationwithmicrowave"setting.

Grilling

Thegrillsettingisthecombinationofheatfromthetop heating,halogenlampandquartzgrill.Youcanselect threedifferentheatlevels. Thistypeofheatissuitable forgrillingsteaks,sausagesandfish,andformaking toast.

Bottomheating

Onlythelowerheatingelementisinoperation. This typeofheatingismostlyusedforthelaststagesof bakingwhenagentleheatisrequired.Youcanselect threeheatlevels.

Accessories

Simple 3D rendering of a circular plate with a small hole at the bottom (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a microwave oven with a circular vent and lid, showing interior lighting and ventilation (no text or symbols)

Turntable

Usedasasurfaceforthewiregrills.

Foodswhichrequirealotofheatfrom underneathcanbeplaceddirectlyonthe turntable.

Neverusethemicrowavewithoutthe turntable.

Theloadontheturntableshouldbeno morethan4.5kg.

Placetheturntableonthedriveinthe centreoftheovenfloor.

Ensure thatitispositioned correctly.

Theturntablemustturnduringalltypesof heating. This is necessary to ensure successful cooking.

Theturntablecanturnanti-clockwiseor clockwise.

Lowwiregrill

Foruseduringmicrowaveoperationand forbakingandroasting.Placethewire grillontheturntable.

Highwiregrillforgrillingfoodsuchas steaks, sausagesortoast. Itcanalsobe usedasasurfaceforflatcasserole dishesforexample.

Placethewiregrillontheturntable.

Note

☐Thehalogenlampandthequartzgrill switchonandoffconstantlyto regulate the temperature.
☐Theapplianceisfittedwithacooling fan. Thefanmaycontinuetooperate aftertheovenhasbeenswitchedoff. Allthewhilethefancontinuestorun, thiswillbeindicatedinthetext-style display.
☐Condensationmayappearonthe doorpanel,interiorwallsandfloor. Thisisnormalanddoesnotaffectthe operationofthemicrowave.Please wipeawaythecondensationafter cooking.

Basicsettings

Yournewappliancecomeswithbasicsettingswhich canbechanged.

Basicsetting	Changeto
The language for the text-style display is German.	You can select 12 different languages.
Asignalwillsoundoncethecookingtimehaselapsed.	Youcanchangethedurationofthesignal.
Longsignalduration=30tones.	Shortsignalduration=3tones.

Selectingthe language

Yournewappliancehasatext-styledisplayin German.Youcanchoosefrom12different languages.

graph TD
    A["deutsch Signaldauer:lang"] --> B["1. ok"]
    B --> C["M"]
    C --> D["2. P ← → □"]
    D --> E["3. M"]
    E --> F["14:35"]

1. Pressthememorybutton for 6 secondsuntil"deutsch"appears in thefirstlineofthedisplayand "Signaldauer:lang"appearsinthe 2nd line.

2. Usethefunctionselectorto choose thelanguagerequired.

3. Pressthememory button. Thechangeis saved.

Changingthesignal duration

Asignalsoundswhentheovenswitchesoff.Youcan changethedurationofthesignal.

Longsignalduration=30tones

Shortsignalduration=3tones

graph TD
    A["English Signalduration:long"] --> B["ok"]
    C["English Signalduration:long"] --> D["M"]
    E["ok"] --> F["M"]
    G["ok"] --> H["M"]

1. Pressthememorybuttonfor6secondsuntil thelanguageappearsinthefirstlineofthe displayandSignalduration:longappearsinthe secondline.
2. Usetheokbuttontomovetothesecondline.

1. Usethefunctionselectortochangethelenth ofthesignal.
2. Pressthememorybutton. Thechangeissaved.

Beforeusingforthefirsttime

Heatinguptheoven

Heattheemptyovenfor10minuteswiththedoor closedtoremovethenewovensmell.

1. Turnthefunctionselector clockwiseuntilIntensive settingappearsinthedisplay.
2. Setto10minutesusingthe rotaryknob.
   3.PresstheStartbutton.

Theovenswitchesoffautomaticallyafter10minutes. Itisbesttoventilatethekitchenbecauseofthesmell whichthisproduces.

Settingtheclock

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

Setthetime.

1. Presstheclockbutton.
2. Setthetimeusingtherotary knob.
   3.Presstheclock button.

Changingthetime e.g.fromsummertowinter time

Setasdescribedinsteps1to3.

Hidingthetime

If you donotwant the clock displayed, this can be hidden.

graph TD
    A["1. 7:30"] --> B["2."]
    B --> C["3."]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333

1. Presstheclockbutton.
2. Usetheokbuttontomoveto the "Donotdisplaytime" line.
3. Presstheclock button.

Thetimeisrunninginthebackground.

Showingthetime

Proceedasfollowsifyouwanttheoventodisplaythe timeagain:

graph TD
    A["Settime Displaytime"] --> B["Settime DonotDisplaytime"]
    B --> C["OK/M"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#ccf,stroke:#333

1. Pressthe ① clockbutton.
2. Usetheokbuttontomovetothe firstline.
3. Presstheclock button. Thetimeappearsinthe clockdisplay.

Themicrowave

Youcansetthemicrowaveonitsownorin combinationwithanothertypeofheating.

Whynottryitoutstraightaway?Youcouldheatupa cupofwaterforyourtea,forexample.

Usealargecupwithoutadecorativegoldorsilvertrim andplaceateaspooninit.Placethelowwiregrillon theturntableandplacethecuponit.

1. Pressthe900wattmicrowavesettingbutton.
2. Usetheknobtoset1 minute and 30 seconds.
   3.PresstheStartbutton.

Asignalsoundsafter1 minute and 30 seconds. The water is shot.

Pleasereadthesafetyinstructionsatthefrontofthe instructionmanualoncemorewhileyouaredrinking yourcupoftea.Theyareveryimportant.

Ovenware

Useheatresistantovenwaremadeofglass,glass ceramic,porcelain,ceramicorheat-resistantplastic. Thesematerialsdonotblockthemicrowaves.

Thisisnotthecasewithovenwaremadeofmetal. The microwavesareobstructedwhichmeansthatthe foodinclosedmetalcontainersremainscold.

Ensure that anymetal objects -e.g. aspoon -areat least 2 cm away from the oven walls and the inside of the door. The glass on the inside of the door could be damaged by sparks.

Youcanoftenuseservingdishesforcookingfood. Thissavesyoufromhavingtotransferthefoodand meansthereislesswashingup.

Youshouldonlyuseovenwarewithgoldorsilverrims iftheovenwaremanufacturerguaranteesthattheyare suitableforuseinthemicrowave.

Ovenwaretest:

Carryoutthefollowingtestifyouareunsurewhether yourovenwareissuitableforuseinthemicrowave: Placetheemptydishintheovenfor½to1 minuteat fullpower.Checkthetemperatureduringthisperiod. Thedishshouldstillbecoldorhand-hot.Thedishis unsuitableifitbecomeshotorsparksaregenerated.

Caution!

Themicrowavemustonlybeswitchedonwhenthere isfoodinthecookingcompartment.Theonlyexception tothisruleisthisovenwaretest.

Microwavesettings

900 wattsforheatingupliquids

600wattsforheatingupandcookingfood.

360 watts for cooking meat and heating up delicate foods.

180wattsfordefrostingandcontinuedcooking.

90wattsfordefrostingdelicatefoods.

Settingprocedure

1. Pressthebuttonforthe microwavesettingyourequire.

2. Set the cooking time using therotary knob.

3. PresstheStartbutton.

Thetimecountsdowninthedisplay.

Whenthetimehaselapsed

Asignalsoundswhenthetimehaselapsed.

"End"appearsinthedisplay.

Thedisplaygoesoutifyouopentheovendooror presstheStopbutton.

Settingseveralmicrowave settingsoneaftertheother

Proceedasdescribedinpoints1 and2. Thensetthe secondmicrowavesettingandtime.Youcansetup to3microwavesettingsandcookingtimesoneafter theother.Finally,presstheStartbutton.Thetotal cookingtimeappearsinthedisplayandcountdown. Theactivemicrowavesettinglightsupbrighter.

☐Youcanalsosetamicrowavesettingtwice: e.g.600watts-360watts-600watts. 900wattscanonlybeselectedonce.

Correction

If you have only made onemicrowavesetting, you can chan get the cooking time at any time.

Pausing

PresstheStopbuttononceoropentheovendoor. PresstheStartbuttonafterclosingthedoor.

Cancelling

PresstheStopbuttontwiceoropenthedoorand presstheStopbuttononce.

Additionallighting

If the ovenlighting is not sufficient, you can switch on the halogen lamp forth reese seconds. Do this by pressing the Start button. Leaving its switched on for tool long could affect the cooking process.

Notes

☐The900wattsettingcanbesetforamaximumof 30 minutes, allothersettingscanbesetforupto 5 hours.

1 minute in one second increments upto 5 minutes in 10 second increments upto 60 minutes in one minute increments upto 5 hours in 5-minute increments.

☐Youcansetthemicrowavesettingfirstandthen thetime,orvisaversa.

Tables

The following tables provide you with numerous options and settings forthemicrowave.

Thetimesspecifiedinthetablesareonlyguidelines. Theymayvaryaccordingtotheovenwareused,the quality,temperatureandconsistencyofthefood.

Timerangesareoftenspecifiedinthetables.Setthe shortesttimefirststandthenextendthetimeif necessary.

Itmaybethatyouhavedifferentquantitiesfromthose specifiedinthetables. Aruleofthumbcanbeapplied: Doubletheamount-almostdoublethetime Halftheamount-halfthetime. Alwaysplacetheovenwareonthelowerwiregrill.This allowsthemicrowavestoreachthefoodfromall sides.

Defrosting

☐Placethefrozenfoodinanopencontaineronthe turntable. ☐Delicatepartssuchasthelegsandwingsof chickenorfattyouterlayersofroastscanbe coveredwithsmallpiecesofaluminiumfoil.Thefoil mustnotcomeintocontactwiththeovenwalls. Youcanremovethefoilhalfwaythroughthe defrostingtime. ☐Turnorstirthefoodonceortwiceduringthe defrostingtime.Largepiecesoffoodshouldbe turnedseveraltimes. ☐Leavedefrosteditemstostandatroomtempe-ratureforafurther10to20minutessothatthe temperaturecanstabilize.Withpoultry,thegibletscanberemovedatthispoint.Meatcanstillbe preparedevenifitisfrozeninthecentre.

	AmountMicrowavesettinginwatts Cookingtimeinminutes		Notes
Wholejointsofmeate.g.beef,porkorveal (withorwithoutbones)	800g	180watts,15mins. +90watts,15-25mins.	Turnseveraltimes.
	1,000g	180watts,20mins. +90watts,25-35mins.
	1,500g	180watts,30mins. +90watts,25-mins.
Dicedorslicedbeef, porkandveal	200g	180watts,5mins. +90watts,4-6mins.	Separatethepiecesofmeatwhen turning.
	500g	180watts,10mins. +90watts,5-10mins.
	800g	180watts,10mins. +90watts,10-15mins.
	Amount	Cookingtimeinminutes	NotesMicrowavesettinginwatts
Mixedmincedmeat200g	500g	90watts,15mins.180watts,10mins.+90watts,10-15mins.	Freezeflatifpossible.Turnseveral timesduringdefrostingandremove meatwhichhasalreadybeen defrosted.
	800g	180watts,15mins.+90watts,15-20mins.
Poultryorpoultryportions600g	1,200g	180watts,8mins.+90watts,10-15mins.180watts,15mins.+90watts,20-25mins.
Fish fillet,fishsteak,slices	400g	180watts,5mins.+90watts,10-15mins.	Separatedfrosteditems.
Wholefish300g	600g	180watts,3mins.+90watts,10-15mins.180watts,8mins.+90watts,20-30mins.
Vegetablese.g.peas300g	180watts,10-15mins.	Stircarefullyduringcooking.
Fruit e.g.raspberries	300g	180watts,7-10mins.	Stircarefullyduringdefrostingand separatethedefrostedparts.
	500g	180watts,8mins.+90watts,5-10mins.
Butter125g	250g	180watts,2mins.+90watts,2-3mins.180watts,2mins.+90watts,3-5mins.	Completelyremoveallpackaging.
Wholeloaf500g	1,000g	180watts,8mins.+90watts,5-10mins.180watts,12mins.+90watts,10-20mins.
Drycakes e.g.creamingmethodcakes	500g	90watts,10-15mins.	Separateslicesofcake.Onlyforcakes withouticing,creamorcrème pâtissière.
	750g	180watts,5mins.+90watts,10-15mins.
Juicycakes e.g.fruitcakeandquarkcake	500g	180watts,5mins.+90watts,15-20mins.	Onlyforcakeswithouticing,creamor gelatine.
	750g	180watts,7mins.+90watts,15-20mins.

Defrosting, heating up or cooking frozen foods

☐Takeready-mademealsoutoftheirpackaging. Theywillheatupmorequicklyandevenlyifyou placetheminmicrowavabledishes.Differentparts ofthemealmayheatupatdifferentrates.
☐Foodwhichislaidflatheatsupquickerthanifitis piledhigh.Thereforeitisbesttospreadoutthe foodsothatitiesflatinthecontainer.Youshould notplacelayersoffoodontopofeachother.
□Alwayscoverthefood.Ifyoudonothavea suitablelidforyourdish,useaplateorspecial microwavefoil.
☐You should stirorturn the food two to three times 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.

	AmountMicrowavesetting(watts) Durationinminutes		Notes
Menu,platedmeal, ready-mademealsintwoto threeparts	300-400g600watts,8-11mins.Covered
Soups400g600W,8-13mins.Covered
Stews500g600W,10-15minsCovered
Meatinsaucee.g.goulash500g600W,12-17minsCovered
Fish,e.g.fillets400g600W,10-15minsCovered
Sidedishes,e.g. rice,noodles	250g 500g	600W,2-5mins 600W,8-10mins	Covered,addalittle water.
Vegetablese.g.peas, broccoliandcarrots	300g 600g	600W,8-10mins 600W,14-17mins	Addwatertocoverthe baseofthedish.
Creamedspinach	450g600W,11-16minsSimmerwithoutadding		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.

	AmountMicrowavesettingin watts, Cookingtimein minutes		Notes
Menu, platedmeal, ready-mademeals (intwoorthreeparts)	350-500g600watts,5-10Covered
Drinks150ml	300ml	900watts,1-2	Placeaspooninthecontainer.
		900watts,2-3	Donotoverheatalcoholic drinks.Checkduringheating.
	500ml	900watts,4-5
Babyfoode.g.baby'sbottles50ml	100ml	360watts, 12	Withoutthelidorteat.Always shakewellafterheating.You mustcheckthetemperature.
	200ml	360watts, 12 -1
Soup1bowl	200g	600watts,2-3
2bowls	400g	600watts,3-4
Meatinsauce500g600watts,8-11Covered
Stew400g	800g	600watts,6-8	Covered
		600watts,8-11
	Amount	watts, Cookingtimein minutes	NotesMicrowavesettingin
Vegetables1 portion	150g	600watts,2-3	Addsomeliquid.
2portions	300g	600watts,3-5

Cookingfood

□Alwayscookfoodincovereddishes. You should stirorturnthefoodduringcooking.
☐Theindividualtasteofthefoodisretainedtoa largedegree.Youcanthereforegoeasyonsalt andspices.
☐Foodwhichislaidflatheatsupquickerthanifitis piledhigh.Thereforeitisbesttospreadoutthe foodsothatitiesflatinthecontainer.Ifpossible, youshouldnotplacelayersoffoodontopofeach other.
Once you have cooked themeals, leavethem to stand for another 2 to 5 minutes that the temperature can stabilize.

	AmountMicrowavesettingsinwatts Timeinminutes		Notes
Freshwholechicken withoutgiblets	1.2kg600W,22-25Turnhalfwaythroughthe		cookingtime.
Freshfishfillet400g600W,7-12
Freshvegetables250g	500g	600W,6-10600W,10-15	Cutvegetablesintopiecesof equalsize.Add1to2table-spoonsofwaterper100 gof vegetables.
Sidedishes e.g.potatoes	250g	600W,8-10	Cutpotatoesintopiecesof equalsize.Pourwaterinto thecontainertoadepthof about1 cm,andstir.
	500g	600W,12-15
	750g	600W,15-22
e.g.potatoesrice	125g	600W,4-6+180W12-15	Adddoubletheamountof liquid.
	250g	600W,6-8+180W15-18
	Amount	Timeinminutes	NotesMicrowavesettingsinwatts
Sweetse.g.pudding (instant),	500ml	600W,6-8	Stirthepuddingthoroughly usinganeggwhisk2to 3 timesduringthecooking.
fruit,compote	500g	600W,9-12

Tipsformicrowave operation

Nosettingsaregivenfor specifiedamountsoffood.	Increaseordecreasethecookingtimesaccordingto thefollowingruleofthumb:Doubletheamount=almostdoublethetimeHalftheamount=halfthetime
Thefoodbecomestoodry.	Setashortercookingtimenexttimeorselectalower microwavesetting.Coverthefoodandaddmore liquid.
Afterthetimehaselapsed, thefoodisnotdefrosted,is nothotorisnotcooked.	Setalongertime.Largeramountsanddeeperdishes takelongertocook.
Attheendofthecooking time,thefoodis overcookedontheoutside butundercookedinthe middle.	Stirthefoodduringthecookingtimeandnexttime selectalowersettingandalongerduration.
Afterdefrosting,thepoultry ormeatiscookedonthe outsidebutstillfrozenin themiddle.	Nexttimeselectalowermicrowavesetting.In addition,turnlargeamountsofmeatorpoultry frequentlywhendefrosting.

Settingtheoven

Settheovenbyusingthefunctionselectortoselecta typeofheating, andatemperatureorheatsetting.

Thenusetheknobtosetacookingtimeforyour meal. Theovenswitchesoffautomaticallyafterthis time.

Foreachtypeofheating,atemperatureorsetting appearsinthetext-styledisplayasasuggestedvalue.

Thesuggestedvaluemaybechangedusingthe functionselector.

TypesofheatingSuggestedvaluesSuggestedvalues

Conventionalheat180°C20minutes

Hotair160°C20minutes

Intensivesetting250°C5minutes

GrillingSetting310minutes

BottomheatingSetting35minutes

Settingprocedure fortheoven

1. Turnthefunctionselector clockwiseuntiltherequiredtype ofheatingappears.
2. Use the ok button to mov to these second line.
3. Usethefunctionselectortosele therequiredtemperature.

1. Set the cooking time using therotary knob.
   5.PresstheStartbutton

Thetimecountsdowninthedisplay.

Whenthetimehaselapsed

switchestheovenoff.Asignalsoundsand"End" appearsinthedisplay.Thedisplaygoesoutifyou opentheovendoororpresstheStopbutton.

Correction

You may change the temperature and cooking time at anytime.

Pausing

PresstheStopbuttononceoropentheovendoor. PresstheStartbuttonafterclosingthedoor.

Cancelling

PresstheStopbuttontwiceoropenthedoorand presstheStopbuttononce.

Additionallighting

Iftheovenlightingisnotsufficient,youcanswitchon thehalogenlampforthreeseconds.Dothisby pressingtheStartbutton.

Notes

☐Youcanalsosetthecookingtimefirstandthen thetypeofheatingandtemperature.Usetheknob tosethecookingtimeandthensetthetypeof heatingusingthefunctionselector.Presstheok buttonandchangethetemperature.Startthe oven.

...Toswitchoffthe ovenmanually

Makethesettingsasdescribedinpoints1to3.Clear thecookingtimeasdescribedinpoint4andstartthe oven.

1. Presstheclockbutton
   5.PresstheStartbutton

Settingthecombinedovenand microwavefunction

Thisinvolvesthesimultaneousoperationofonetype ofheatingwiththemicrowave.

The following types of heating can be set in combination with the microwave up to 600 watts.

Top/bottomheating

Hotair

Bottomheating

Grill

Settingprocedure

1. Pressthemicrowavesetting button.

2. Set the cooking time using therotary knob.

3. Usethefunctionselectorto setthetypeofheating.

1. Usetheokbuttontomove tothesecondline.
2. Usethefunctionselectorto changethetemperatureorthe grillsetting.
   6.PresstheStartbutton.

Whenthetimehaselapsed	switchestheovenoff.Asignalsoundsand"End" appearsinthedisplay.Thedisplaygoesoutifyou opentheovendoororpresstheStopbutton.
Correction	Youmaychangethetemperatureandcookingtimeat anytime.
Pausing	PresstheStopbuttononceoropentheovendoor.PresstheStartbuttonafterclosingthedoor.
Cancelling	PresstheStopbuttontwiceoropenthedoorand presstheStopbuttononce.
Additionallighting	Iftheovenlightingisnotsufficient,youcanswitchon thehalogenlampforthreeseconds.Dothisby pressingtheStartbutton.Leavingitswitchedonfor toolongcouldaffectthecookingprocess.
Notes	☐Youcanalsosetthetypeofheatingand temperaturefirststandthenhemicrowavesetting andcookingtime.

Meat,poultry,fish

Ovenware

Youmayuseanyheat-resistantdisheswhichare suitableforuseinamicrowave.Metalroastingdishes canonlybeusedforroastingwithoutthemicrowave feature.

Hotglassdishesshouldbeplacedonadrykitchen towelafterremovalfromtheoven. Theglasscould crackifplacedonacoldorwetsurface.

Theovenwarecanbecomeveryhot.Useovengloves totaketheovenwareoutoftheoven.

Notesonroasting

□Useadeeptinforroasting.

☐Checkthatyourovenwarefitsinthecooker.It shouldnotbetoolarge.Theturntablemustbe abletoturn.

☐ Add2to3soupspoonsofliquidtoleanmeat, and 8to10soupspoonsofliquidtopotroasts, dependingonthesize. Turnthemeatafterhalfthecookingtimehas elapsed. Whentheroastisready, switchoffthe ovenandleavetheroasttostandfor10 minutes with theovendoorclosed. Thisallowsthemeat juicestodistributemoreevenly.

Table

Thetimesgivenapplytodishesplacedinacoldoven.

Thetemperatureandroastingtimedependonthe typeandamountoffoodbeingcooked. Thisiswhy "ranges"aregiveninthetables.Beginwiththelower valueand,ifnecessary,useahighersettingthenext time.

Moreinformationcanbefoundinthe"Roastingand grillingtips"sectionwhichfollowsthetables.

	Microwavesettinginwatts, Cookingtimeinminutes	Typeof heating	Tempera-turein°C, grill setting	Notes
Roastpork, approx.750g e.g.neckofpork	360watts,35-45minsTop/bottom	heating	170-180Uncovered,onthelowerwiregrill. Whenfinished,leavetostand for 10 minutes.
Beefpotroast approx.1,000g	180watts,80-90mins.Hotair190-200Covered,onthelowerwiregrill.
Sirloin,mediumrare approx.1,000g	180watts,35-45mins.Hotair200-210Uncovered,onthelowerwiregrill. Turnhalfwaythroughthecooking time.Whenfinished,leaveto stand for10minutes.
Meatloaf approx.750g	600watts,20-30mins.Hotair210-220Uncovered,onthelowerwiregrill. Whenfinished,leavetostandfor 5 minutes.
Chicken,whole approx.1,200g	360watts,30-40mins.Top/bottom	heating	210-230Uncovered,onthelowerwiregrill. Cookwiththebreastsidedown.Turn after15 - 20 minutes.
Chickenportions, e.g.chicken quarters approx.800g	360watts,20-30mins.Top/bottom	heating	230-250Uncovered,onthelowerwiregrill. Cookwiththeskinsidedown.Donot turn.
Breastofduck approx.800g	90watts,15-25mins.GrillSetting3Placebreast-sideupontheupper wiregrill.Turnafter10minutes.
Fish,grilled approx.500g	600watts,10-15mins.GrillSetting3Uncovered,onthelowerwiregrill. Defrostfrozenfishbeforecooking.

Notesongrilling

☐Togrill, placetheupperwiregrillontheturntable.
□Alwayskeeptheovendoorclosedwhengrilling, anddonotpreheat.
□Ifpossible,usepiecesofmeatwhichareofthe samethickness.Steaksshouldbeatleast 2 to 3 cmthick.Suchpieceswillbebrowned evenlyandstaymoistinthemiddle.Onlysaltthe steaksaftertheyhavebeengrilled.
Turnthemeatwithtongs.Ifyoupiercethemeat withafork,itwillloseitsjuicesanddryout.
☐Redmeatsuchasbeefbrownsquickerthanwhite meatsuchasvealorpork.Donotworryaboutthis. Grilledwhitemeatorfishisoftenonlylightly brownedonthesurface.Nevertheless,itisdone ontheinsideandismoist.
☐Note: Thegrillelementandhalogenlightautomaticallyswitchthemselvesoffandbackonagain. Thisisnormal.Thenumberoftimesthishappens dependsonthegrillsettingyouhaveselected.

Table

Thetimesgivenapplytodishesplacedinacoldoven.

Thetemperatureandgrillingtimedependonthetype andamountofthefood. Thisiswhy“ranges”are giveninthetables. Beginwiththelowervalueand,if necessary,useahighersettingthenexttime.

Moreinformationcanbefoundinthe"Roastingand grillingtips"sectionwhichfollowsthetables.

AmountWeightGrillsettingCookingtimeinminutes

Steaks	2-3piecesapprox.	Grilllevel3	1stside:approx.10-15
2-3cmthick	200geach	Grilllevel3	2ndside:approx.10-15
Neckfillets	2-3piecesapprox.	Grilllevel3	1stside:approx.15-20
2-3cmthick	120geach	Grilllevel3	2ndside:approx.15-20
Sausages4-6piecesapprox.		Grilllevel3	1stside:approx.10-15
	150geach	Grilllevel3	2ndside:approx.10-15
Fishsteak*2-3piecesapprox.		Grilllevel3	1stside:approx.10
	150geach	Grilllevel3	2ndside:approx.8-12

Wholefish*

e.g.trout

2-3piecesapprox.

150geach

Grilllevel2

Grilllevel2

1stside:approx.10-15

2ndside:approx.10-15

*Greasethetopwiregrillwithoilbeforegrilling.

Adviceonroasting andgrilling

Thetabledoesnotcontain specificationsforthe weightoftheroast

Howcanyoutellwhenthe roastisready.

Theroastlooksgood, but thesauceisburnt.

Theroastlooksgood, but thesauceistoolightand watery.

Themicrowavesettingwas switchedon.Theroastis notcookedthrough.

Selectthenextlowestweightfromtheinstructions andextendthetime.

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

Nexttime, useasmallerroastingdishandaddmore liquid.

Nexttime, usealargerroastingdishandaddless liquid.

Carvetheroast, preparethesauceintheroasting pan, placethemeatslicesintothesauceandfinishoff thecookingusingthemicrowavesettingonly.

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

Cakesandpastries

Bakingtins

Itisbesttousedark-coloured,metalbakingtins.

Itisbesttouseglass, ceramicorplasticbaking containerswhenusingthemicrowave. These containersmustbeheat-resistantupto250°C. Cakeswillnotbrownsowellifyouusethesetypesof bakingcontainers.

Tables

Thespecified cooking times apply todishes placed in acoldoven.

Thetemperatureandbakingtimedependonthetype andamountofmixture. Thisiswhy“ranges”aregiven inthetables. Beginwiththelowervalueand, if necessary, useahighersettingthenexttime, since thisallowsmoreevenbrowning.

Moreinformationcanbefoundinthe"Bakingtips" sectionwhichfollowsthetables.

Alwaysplacethecaketininthecentreofthelower wiregrill.

Cakesintins	OvenwareMicrowave	settingin watts	Cooking timein minutes	Typeof heating	Temperat urein°C
NutcakeSpringformcaketin90W30-35Top/				bottomheat	170-180
Fruitorcheesecakewith shortcrustpastry**	Springformcaketin360W	35-45Top/		bottomheat	160-180
Fruit cake, fine sponge mixture	Bowl mould	90 W	30-40	Hot air	160-180
Savourybakes* (e.g. quiche/oniontart)	Springformcaketin orquichedish	180W	35-45Hotair	170-180

* Placethetraydirectlyontheturntable.

** Allowcakestocoolintheovenforapprox.20minutes.

Cake	OvenwareTypeof	heating	Temperaturein°C	Cookingtimein minutes
Spongecake,simple	Ring-shaped/	Top/	160-180	50-60
Spongecake,delicate(e.g. B. poundcake)**	Viennaring/caketin	bottom heating	140-160	60-70
CakebasemadefromshortcrustpastrySpringformcake		Top/bottom heating	170-19025-35
CakebasemadefromspongemixtureFruitcakebaseHotair160-17025-30
SwissrollSpringformcake	tin	Top/bottom heating	150-17025-35
Cakemadewithdrytopping(spongemixture)	BakingtrayTop/	bottom heating	170-19030-40
Cakemadewithmoisttoppinge.g.yeast doughwithapplecrumble	BakingtrayTop/	bottom heating	170-19030-40
Plaitedloafmadewith500gflourBakingtrayTop/		bottom heating	160-18030-40
Stollenmadewith500gflourBakingtrayHotair170-18065-75
Pizza*BakingtrayHotair190-21035-45
Bread,1kg***(preheat)	BakingtrayHotair190-20055-65

* Placethetraydirectlyontheturntable.
** Allowcakestocoolintheovenforapprox.20minutes.
*** Neverpourwaterdirectlyintoahotoven.

Smallbakedproducts	Type of heating	Temperature in °C	Cooking time in minutes
Biscuits	Top/bottom heat	140-160	20-30
Meringues	Top/bottomheat	100	80-90
Macaroons	Hotair	110	30-40
Puff pastry	Hot air	180-200	30-35
Bread rolls (e.g. rye rolls)	Top/bottom heat	200-220	25-35

Bakingtips

Youwishtocook accordingtoyourown recipe.	Refertotheinstructionsinthetablesforsimilartypes offood.
Howtocheckthata spongecakeisbaked properly.	Approximately10minutesbeforetheendofthe bakingtimespecifiedinthecookinginstructions, piercethedeepestpartofthecakeusingawoodenskewer.Thecakeisdoneiftheskewercomesout clean.
Thecakecollapses.	Nexttime,addlessliquidorsettheoventemperature around10degreeslower.Keepothecookingtimes intherecipe.
Thecakehasriseninthe centrebutisloweratthe edges.	Onlygreasethebaseofthespringformcaketin.As soonasthecakeisdone,carefullyloosenthecake aroundtheedgesusingaknife.
Thecakeistoodarkon top.	Selectalowertemperatureandbakethecakefora littlelonger.
Thecakeistoodry.	Useacocktailsticktomakesmallholesinthefinished cake.Thendrizzlefruitjuiceoralcoholoverthetop.Nexttime,increasethetemperaturebyaround 10 degreesandreducethebakingtimes.
Thebreadorcake (e.g. cheesecake)looks fine,butissoggyinthe middle(soft,withwatery areas).	Nexttime,addalittlelessliquidandbakeforalittle longeratalowertemperature.Forcakeswithamoist topping,firstbakethebase,sprinkleitwithalmonds orbreadcrumbsandthenaddthetopping.Please keeptotherecipeandthebakingtimes.
Thecakedoesnotturnout whenturnedupsidedown.	Allowthecaketocoolfor5to10minutesafterbaking.Itwillthenturnoutofthetinmoreeasily.lfitstilldoes notturnout,carefullyloosentheedgesusingaknife.Turnthecakeupsidedownagainandwrapacold,wettowelaroundthetin.Nexttime,greasethetinwell andalsoscattersomebreadcrumbsintothetin.
Sparksappearbetween the dishandthewiregrill.	Continuetobakewithoutusingthemicrowave function;thebakingtimeistextended.

Youhave checked the oven temperature with your own thermometer and have discovered a discrepancy.

Theoventemperaturewascheckedbythe manufacturer. Thetemperaturewastakenfromthe centreoftheovenafteraspecifiedtimeduringatest roasting.Eachpieceofovenwareandeachaccessory willaffectthemeasuredvalue,meaningthattherewill alwaysbeadiscrepancy.

Bakes, gratins, toast

Thetableappliestodishesplacedinacoldoven.

Placethebakeinamicrowaveabledishonthelower wiregrill.

Usealargeflatdishforbakesandgratins.Foodtakes longertocookinnarrow,deepdishes,andbrowns moreontop.

Bakesandgratinsshouldbelefttocontinuecooking foranother5minuteswiththecookerswitchedoff.

Meal	AmountOvenwareMicrowave		wattage	Cooking timein minutes	Typeof heating	Tempera-turein°C, grill
Sweetbakes (e.g.quarkand fruitbake)	approx. 1.500g	Shallow ovenproofdish 4 - 5cm	180W20-30Hotair	170-190
Savourybakes madefromcooked ingredients (e.g. pastabake)	approx. 1.000g	Shallow ovenproofdish 4 - 5cm	600W15-20Hotair	180-190
Savourybakes madefromraw ingredients* (e.g. potatogatin)	approx. 1.100g	Shallow casseroledish	600W25-35Hotair	180-190
Toastwithtopping*2-4slicesLowwiregrillDependingon			topping:	approx.8-10Intensive setting	250

*Pretoastingisnotnecessary.

Automaticprogramming

Settingprocedure

Defrostingfoodsandthequickandsimple preparationofmanydishesisveryeasyusingthe automaticprogram.

1. Setthefunctionselectorto thedesiredprogram.
2. Usetheokbuttontomoveto the2ndline.
3. If required, changethesecondline using the function selector.

1. Usetheknobtosettheweight.
2. PresstheStartbutton. The cooking time appears in the display.

Whenthetimehaselapsed

Whenthetimehaselapsed, theovenswitchesoff. A signalsoundsand "End" appearsinthedisplay. The displaygoesoutifyouopentheovendoororpress theStopbutton.

Pausing

PresstheStopbuttononceoropentheovendoor. PresstheStartbuttonafterclosingthedoor.

Cancelling

PresstheStopbuttontwiceoropenthedoorand presstheStopbuttononce.

Additionallighting

If the ovenlighting is not sufficient, you can switch on the halogen lamp forth three seconds. Do this by pressing the Start button. Leaving the halogen lamp switched on for to long could affect the cooking process.

Notes

☐Pressthe“M”buttonifyouwishtoviewtheset weightinthemeantime.

Notesforthe automaticprogram

Removethefoodfromitspackagingandweighit.You willneedtoknowtheweightinordertosetthe automaticprogramfunction.

Ifashortsignalsoundsafteracertainty,you shouldturnorstirthefood.

Youcanalterthecookingtimeifyouarenotsatisfied withtheoutcomeofaprogram,e.g.ifthepizza toppingistoomoist.Starttheprogram.Thecooking timeappearsinthedisplay.PresstheStopbutton. Changethecookingtimeandrestarttheprogram.

Frozen pizzas,potatoproducts, snacks,pretzels,poultry, fish

Preparetheseproductsdirectlyontheturntable. This speedsuppreparationtimeconsiderably.

Potatoes

Potatoesboiledintheirskins: Washthepotatoesand prickthemallover. Placethewetpotatoesinadish. Donotaddwater.

Boiledpotatoes: Cutthepotatoesintosmall, evenly sizedpieces. Addatablespoonofwaterandalittle saltforevery100gpotatoes.

Poultry	Cookthechickeninadeep,opendish.Tostartwith,cookthepoultrybreastsidedown.Turn thepoultryafter 23 ofthecookingtime(turnsignal).Poultrycanbeservedimmediatelyafterbeing cooked.
Meat	Useadeep,uncovereddish.Theroastshouldoccupy approximatelytwothirdsofthebottomofthedish.Oncompletionofthecookingtime,switchtheoven offandleavetheroasttostandfor5-10minutes.Additionally,wrapsirloinalaluminiumfoil.Turnitafter 5minutes.Thesirloinisalsosuitableforslicingwhen cold.
Pastadishes,frozen	Placethepastainamicrowaveabledishonthelower wiregrill.
Rice	Donotuseboil-in-the-bagrice.Addtheamountof waterspecifiedonthepackettotherice.Thisis usuallytwotothreetimestheamountofrice.Forriceyoushouldalwaysuseadeepdishwithalid, asalotoffrothisformedwhencerealsareboiled.
Vegetables	Vegetables,fresh:Cutthevegetablesintopieces.Addatablespoonofwaterforevery200gvegetables.Vegetables,frozen:Thisprogramisonlysuitablefor blanched,andnotpre-cookedvegetables.Cookthe vegetableswithoutwater.Theprogramisnotsuitable forfrozenvegetablesincreamsauce.
Defrosting	Useaflatdish,e.g.aglassorchinaplate.Piacethe foodontheplate.Spreaditoutasmuchaspossible.Placepoultrybreast-sideuponthetheplate.Afterdefrosting,allowthefoodtositforanother10to 30minutes.Breadshouldonlybedefrostedintherequired amounts,asitquicklybecomesstale.

Program table

Programfirstline	secondline	Weightrangeinkg	Notes
Pizza,frozenwiththinbase0.30-0.50			Uncovered,directlyontheturntable.
	withthickbase0.40-0.60
Potatoproducts,frozen	Chips0.20-0.75		Uncovered,directlyontheturntable.
	Chips,thin0.20-0.75
	Friedpotatoes0.20-0.85
	Croquettes0.20-0.85
	Potatocakes0.20-0.75
PotatoesBoiledpotatoes0.20-1.00			Covered,onthelowerwiregrill.Stirhalf waythroughthecookingtime.When finished,leavetostandfor5 minutes.
	Potatoesboil.i.sk.0.20-1.00
Snacks,frozenSpringrolls	0.10-0.70		Uncovered,directlyontheturntable.
	Minispringrolls	0.10-0.70
	Mini pizza	0.09 - 0.50	Uncovered, directly on the lower wire grill.
Poultry, frozen	Chicken wings	0.20 - 0.60	Uncovered, directly on the turntable.
Poultry, fresh	Chicken	0.80 - 1.80	Place the chicken breast-side down in an uncovereddishonthe lowerwiregrill.Turnhalfwaythrough thecookingtime (audibleturningsignal).
Meat,fresh	Neckofpork	0.80-1.80	Uncovered,onthelower wiregrill.Turnhalfwaythroughthecookingtime.When finished,leavetostand for 10minutes
	Bonedlegof lamb	0.80-1.50
	Sirloin	0.80-1.80
Fish,frozenSquid rings	0.20-0.50		Uncovered,directlyontheturntable.
	Fishfingers	0.20-0.60
Pasta dishes, frozen	Lasagne bolognese	0.40 - 1.10	Uncovered, on the lower wire grill.
Rice	Longgrainrice0.10- 0.50		Covered,onthelowerwiregrill.Stirafter 2 - 12 minutes.When finished,leavetostandfor5 minutes.
	Basmatirice	0.10-0.50
Cakes + pastries, frozen	Pretzels	0.07 - 0.30	Uncovered, directly on the turntable.
Vegetables	Fresh0.20- 1.00		Covered,onthelowerwiregrill.Stirhalf waythroughthecookingtime.When finished,leavetostandfor5 minutes.
	Frozen	0.20-1.00
Programfirstline		kgsecondline	NotesWeightrangein
ThawBread0.20-1.00			Uncovered,onthelowerwiregrill.
	Cake,dry0.20-1.00
	Cake,moist0.20-1.00
	Mince0.30-1.00Uncovered,onthelowerwiregrill.Freeze		flatifpossible.Turnseveraltimesduring defrostingandremovemeatwhichhas alreadybeendefrosted.
	Poultry,whole0.40-2.00Uncovered,onthelowerwiregrill.Cook		withthebreastsideup.Turnhalfway throughthecookingtime.Whenfinished, leavetostandfor10 - 30minutes.
	Poultrypieces0.40-2.00Uncovered,onthelowerwiregrill.Cook		withtheskinsidedown.Turnhalfway throughthecookingtime.Whenfinished, leavetostandfor10 - 20 minutes.
	Bonedpork0.50-2.00		Uncovered,onthelowerwiregrill.Turn halfwaythroughthecookingtime.When finished,leavetostandfor 10 - 20 minutes.
	Beef	0.50-2.00

Memory

You can use the memory function to set individual programs. Settings can be saved and called up again for six meals.

It is sensible to use the memory function if you require several different settings in order to prepare a meal, or if there is a meal which you cook particularly often.

Savingthememory

Example

Selectoneofthesixmemorylocationsandsetit.

Memorylocation3 360watts,7mins., grillsetting1.

1. Pressthememorybutton.1 appearsformemorylocation1.
2. Pressthememorybutton twomoretimes.3appearsfor memorylocation3.
   3.Pressthe360Wbutton.

1. Setto7 minutes using theknob.
2. Usethefunctionselectorto selectgrilling.
3. Usetheokbuttontomoveto thesecondline.

1. Usethefunctionselectortosetsetting1.
2. Pressthememorybuttonuntilthetime appearsagain. Thesettingswillbestored.

Youcansavethememoryandthenstarttheoven straightaway.Forpoint8,presstheStartbutton,not thememorybutton.

Notes

□Ifyouwishtoreassignamemorylocation,press theStopbuttonandreset.
☐You cannot set several microwavesettings one after the other.
☐Youcanalsosaveamealfromtheautomatic programfunction.

Startingthe Memoryfunction

Thestoredsettingsforyourmealscaneasilybecalled up.

Placethemealintheoven.

1. Press the memory button.1 appears for memory location 1.
2. Pressthememorybuttontwo ormoretimesuntiltherequired memorylocationappears.
3. Press the Start button.

Whenthetimehaselapsed	Asignalsoundswhenthetimehaselapsed. Programfinishedappearsinthedisplay. Thedisplaygoesoutifyouopentheovendooror presstheStopbutton.
Switchingontheovenlight briefly	PresstheStartbutton.Theovenlightcomesonfor 3 seconds.
Pausing	PresstheStopbuttononceoropentheovendoor. PresstheStartbuttonafterclosingthedoor.
Cancelling	PresstheStopbuttontwiceoropenthedoorand presstheStopbuttononce.
Notes	☐Oncetheovenhasbeenstarted,youcanno longerchangethememorylocation.

Careandcleaning

Donotunderanycircumstancesuseahighpressure orsteamcleaner.

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.

Ventilationgrille

Itmayberemovedandcleaned.

Oven

Wipedowntheovenwithadampclothwhenithas cooled. In this way, splashesandfoodresiduesare easily removed and donot get burnt on harder the next timethecookeris used.

Use mild cleaning agents if the dirt is difficult to remove.

Ensure that water does not leak through the turntable drive into the inside of the appliance.

Drytheinsideofthecookerthoroughlywithasoft clothtoppreventanycorrosion.

Donotuseovensprayoranyotherharshoven cleanersorscouringagent.Scouringpads,rough spongesandpancleanersarealsounsuitable.These cleaningagentsscratchthesurface.

Unpleasantsmells, e.g. from the cooking off fish, are easily eliminated. Pour a few drop so fle m on juice into acup of water. Put at easpoon in the e c u p t o prevent boiling retardation. Heat the water at full power for 1 to 2 minutes at them a maximum microwavesetting.

Accessories

Soaktheaccessoriesimmediatelyafteruse.

Remaining dirt can then bee easily removed using a washing-up brush or sponge. The wire grill scan also be cleaned with stainless steel cleaning agents or can be placed in dish washer.

Turntable

Cleantheturntablewithwashing-upliquid.Wipethe recessintheovenwithadampcloth.Ensurethat waterdoesnotleakthroughtheturntabledriveinto theinsideoftheappliance.Theturntablemustslot intoplaceproperlywhenyoure-insertit.

Troubleshooting

Shouldamalfunctionoccur, itisoftenonlyduetoa minorfault. Pleasereadthefollowinginstructions beforecallingtheafter-salesservice:

Problem	PossiblecauseComments/remedy
Theovendoesnotwork.Notpluggedin.Plugintheoven.
	Powerfailure.Checkwhetherthekitchenlightswitcheson.
	Blownfuse.Lookinthefuseboxandcheckthatthefuseisinworkingorder.
Threezeroslightupinthe clockdisplay.	Powerfailure.Resetthetime.Savememoryagain.
Problem		Comments/remedyPossiblecause
Acookingtimeappearsinthe display.	Therotaryknobwas accidentallypressed.	PresstheStopbutton.
	TheStartbuttonwasnot pressedafterthesetting hadbeenmade.	PresstheStartbuttonorclearthe settingbypassingtheStopbutton.
Themicrowavedoesnot switchon.	Thedoorisnotclosed properly.	Checkwhetherleft-overfoodorsome objectistrappedinthedoor.
	TheStartbuttonwasnot pressed.	PresstheStartbutton.
Theovenisnotworking.A cookingtimeappearsinthe display.	Therotaryknobwas accidentallypressed.	PresstheStopbutton.
Thefoodtakeslongerthan usualtoheatup.	Themicrowavesetting selectedwastoolow.	Selectahighersetting.
	Agreateramountthan usualwasplacedinthe microwave.	Doubletheamount=almostdoublethe cookingtime
	Thefoodwascolderthan usual.	Stirorturnthefoodduringcooking.
Theturntablemakesa scrapingorgrindingnoise.	Dirtorsomeobjectisstuck intheturntabledrivearea.	Cleantherecessintheovenfloor.

Repairsmayonlybecarriedoutbyfullytrained after-salesservicetechnicians.Improperrepairs mayconstituteserioushazardstotheuser.

ProtectionoftheEnvironment

Notesondisposal

Yournewappliancewasprotectedbysuitablepackagingwhileitwasonitswaytoyou.Allmaterialsused forthispurposeareenvironment-friendlyandsuitable forrecycling.Pleasemakeacontributiontoprotecting theenvironmentbydisposingofthepackagingappropriately.

Oldappliancesarenotworthlessrubbish!Environment-consciousrecyclingcanreclaimvaluableraw materials.

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

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

After-salesservice

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

Enumerand FDnumber

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

Eno.FDno.

After-salesservice

Technical data

Powersupply:230V,50Hz

Totalconnectedload:3.380W

Microwavesetting:900W

Grill:2.100W

Top/bottomheat:1.900W

Frequency:2.450MHz

Dimensions(HxWxD)

-Appliance45.8x59.5x52cm

-Oven20.4x44x42cm

Weight25kg

VDEtested:Yes

CEmark: Yes

Testdishesinaccordancewith EN60705

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

Microwavedefrosting

MealMicrowavesettinginwatts, Cookingtimeinminutes		Notes
Meat180watts,7 +90watts,10-12		Pyrexdish∅ 22cm
Microwavecooking
MealMicrowavesettinginwatts, Cookingtimeinminutes		Notes
Custard600watts,5+360watts,12-15Placethepyrexdishonthelowerwire grill.
Sponge600watts,9-11 Placethepyrexdish∅ 22cmonthe lowerwiregrill.
Meat loaf	600 watts, 25 - 30	Place the pyrex dish on the lower wire grill.

Combination cookingwiththe microwave

MealMicrowavesettingin watts, Cookingtimeinminutes		Typeof heating	Tempera-turein °C	Notes
Potato gratin	360 watts, 35 - 40	Hot air	140	Place the pyrex dish ∅ 22cmonthelower wiregrill.
Cake	180watts,20Top/	bottom heating	160	Placethepyrexdish ∅ 22cmonthelower wiregrill.
Chicken	360 watts, 30 - 35	Hot air	180	Place chicken breast-sidedownonthe lowerwiregrill.Turn after15 minutes.

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Plateautournant

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Grillebasse

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