Crystal Mirror Pyro 60 - Four FRANKE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Crystal Mirror Pyro 60 FRANKE

Built-in multifunction electronic oven with 9 programmes

CM 981 M CR 981 M M CR 981 P M CS 981 M M CS 981 P M SG 981 M M SM 981 M SM 981 M M SM 981 P TL 981 M

Switching on the first time 18

Oven cleaning and maintenance 25

Electrical connection 28

Introduction Thank you for choosing a Franke product. Before using the appliance, please carefully read the instructions and advice contained in this manual. In this way you will

be able to make best use of the appliance and also ensure its lasting efficiency. Keep this booklet for further reference.

Control panel Cooking Mode selection knobLCD graphic display for showing:before cooking: cooking selection and various settings menuduring cooking: temperaturecooking times (incremental, duration, cooking end)timerselected cooking modevarious operation information for the userIncrease (+) / decrease (-), forward / back and conform (OK) knob Rack and drip-tray runners Used for correctly positioning the racks and drip-trays in 5 or 6 pre-arranged positions (depending on model; from 1 to 6 starting from the bottom); the cooking table (page 23) gives the best position for each type of cooking. Drip-trays Normally used for collecting juices from grilled food or for cooking food directly;the drip-trays must be removed from the oven if not used. The drip-trays are made from “AA” food-grade enamelled steel. N.B.: To achieve optimal cooking results it is advisable to insert the drip-tray with the inclined part towards the rear wall of theoven compartment. Grill

Used for supporting pans, pastry moulds and any containers different from the drip-trays provided, or for cooking meat

and fish mainly with the grill and turbo grill functions, toasting bread, etc. Direct contact of the grill with food is inadvisable.

Switching on the first time

When using the oven for the first time, operate it while empty at its maximum temperature for at least 40 minutes with

the door open, airing the room well and selecting the fan-assisted cooking function .

The odour noticed during this operation is due to the evaporation of substances used to protect the oven during the

period between manufacture and installation. At the end of this time, the oven will be ready to use.

For successful cooking, never place food in the oven when it is cold; wait until it has reached the set temperature.

During cooking, never place pots or containers directly on the oven floor; place them above the grills or drip-trays

provided, on one of the five shelves available; failure to do so could damage the oven enamel.

Never cover the walls of the oven with aluminium foil, especially in the lower part of the cooking compartment.

Any repairs must be carried out by specialised, licensed personnel.

Contact our nearest service centre and demand only original spare parts.

Your Franke oven uses a special enamel which is easy to keep clean, however it is advisable to clean it frequently to avoid

baking on grime and previous cooking residuals.

NB: - Read the relevant instructions carefully before switching the oven on.

This oven combines the advantages of “static” natural convection ovens with those of modern “fan” ovens. It is a very

versatile appliance enabling safe and easy selection of different cooking methods. For best use of your Franke oven,

consult the cooking table on page 23.

Firstly, access the “SETTINGS” menu and update the data shown as required.

Switch the oven on. With the knob C go to “SETTINGS” and confirm by pressing it.

By turning the knob it is now possible to select the date and time, language, control panel brightness, display contrast

and acoustic alarm tone settings.

It is also possible to change the various values and confirm them by pressing the knob C.

Once confirmed, these settings are saved even after the oven is switched off; the settings are saved even in case of a

temporary power failure lasting up to hours 10 hours.

Eco display: when activated, this option reduces the brightness of the display during oven standby, also offering energy

Display off: when activated, this option ensures that the display is not backlit (for aesthetic reasons and/or energy saving)

when the oven is not working.

SW versions: indicates the oven software version. This is useful in case of any work on the oven by a technician.

Demo: a password must be entered in order to be activated. It allows the oven to be used without activating the heating

elements. Not usable by the end-user.

Manual oven operation

Turn the knob A to instantly access the Self Cooking Modes. Each mode is associated with a recommended temperature,

modifiable as required by turning the right knob.

Once a Cooking Mode is selected, the oven starts to heat up: the display shows the time from the start of cooking.

To reset this time and restart it (e.g. from when food is placed in the oven), press the knob C, then select

and confirm “Reset incremental timer”.

The display shows the description of the activated function, which will alternate with the message “PREHEATING” until

the set temperature is reached.

When the set temperature is reached, the oven emits a triple sound twice and the display only shows the description of

the activated function. The thermometer symbol ( ) will indicate that the “mercury column” has reached the

maximum level: this is always an indicator of the instantaneous inside temperature (even with the set temperature

reached, a temporary fluctuation with the second-last level of the “mercury column” is considered a normal oven self-

regulating process).

The preset temperature can be changed at any time with the knob C, going from a minimum of 50 °C (except for the

defrost, conventional grill and turbo grill functions - see section “Cooking mode”) to a maximum of 270 °C (except for

the defrost, soft cooking (230 °C), conventional grill and turbo grill functions) in steps of 5 °C.19

Instantaneous temperature reading: press and hold knob C (for approx. 5 seconds) to display the instantaneous

oven temperature reading.

Child safety lock: press and hold knob C for even longer (approx. 10 seconds) to activate the child safety lock function

(a small key appears on the display to indicate its activation). This will effectively disable knob operation. To deactivate

this function, press and hold knob C again, for approx. 10 seconds.

Soft Cooking (Defrost - Quick defrost - Plate warmer)

The circular and top (roof) heating elements are partially activated. The low power and the fan allow very gentle and

even cooking. Ideal for dry pastry and all types of prolonged low-temperature cooking.

The temperature is preset to 100 °C for “wellness” cooking and provides for preheating of the oven before placing food

With this oven, Franke further develops this cooking programme, allowing the air to be heated gradually in a controlled

way and at low power, by means of the knob C. This offers new possibilities for treating the food:

Defrost The temperature is only 25-30 °C with the inside fan on.

Quick Defrost The conditions for quick thawing of food are obtained between 35 and 55 °C with the fan on.

Plate warmer Increasing the temperature to between 60 and 80 °C allows the warming of cooked but cold food

or food which must be kept hot without affecting the cooking.

Natural conventional cooking

The heat source is from above (roof heating element) and below (floor heating element). This is the conventional

cooking function which ensures even cooking using a single shelf.

The temperature is preset to 180 °C and provides for preheating of the oven before placing food in it.

The top (roof) heating element, bottom (floor) heating element and fan inside the oven are activated.

The constant and uniform heat cooks and browns the food evenly. Various dishes can be cooked at the same time,

using a maximum of 2 shelves.

The circular, bottom (floor) and top (roof) heating elements are partially activated. The even temperature distribution,

in combination with forced air circulation, makes this function ideal for baking all types of pizzas.

The circular heating element is switched on and the fan starts. The constant and even heat cooks and browns the food

evenly. Different foods can also be cooked the same time, provided their cooking temperatures are similar. This is the

gentlest type of fan cooking available with this Franke oven, and is ideal for preparing cakes and pastries, enabling three

shelves to be used at the same time.

The temperature is preset to 150 °C and provides for preheating of the oven before placing food in it.

“Multi power” hot air cooking

This turns on the circular heating element together with partial activation of the top (roof) and bottom (floor) heating

elements and the fan. Compared with the previous function, it is a more powerful and faster way to reach the required

temperature; this, in combination with an even distribution of heat, makes it ideal for roast meat and fish and for baked

pasta, using up to three shelves.

The temperature is preset to 200 °C and provides for preheating of the oven before placing food in it.

The circular heating element is turned on together with the top (roof) and bottom (floor) heating elements and fan.

This is the most powerful function available on your Franke oven, and the heat distribution is designed to be more

intense towards the bottom; this makes it ideal for preparing pizzas or fast cooking of frozen foods in general. It can be

used for quickly bringing the oven to the required temperature, and then setting any of the other available programmes.

The temperature is preset to 220 °C and provides for preheating of the oven before placing food in it.20

Activating the Grill heating element at the top of the oven, these cooking programmes work using infrared radiance;

therefore it is not the temperature that is important but the amount of radiance, which depends on the set power level.

It is possible to select from 4 power levels: 20%, 40%, 60% (default) and 80% max. grill power.

It is best to put the food in the oven when the oven is cold, immediately exploiting the incandescence of the grill heating element.

This quick surface cooking keeps the meat tender on the inside; it is also possible to quickly toast up to 9 slices of bread.

If the grill is used for a prolonged period the oven automatically limits the maximum temperature, in which case the grill

reduces its effectiveness.

The Franke oven is designed to grill food with the oven door completely closed.

Important: Franke has designed the oven opening to protect hands as much as possible. However, the grill heating

element is still very hot when in use; be careful not to touch it accidentally when handling food to be grilled.

The preset power level is 60% max. power and does not provide for oven preheating.

The grill heating element at the top of the oven and the fan are activated. It combines one-way heat radiation with

forced air circulation inside the oven. This prevents burning the surface of the food and increases penetration of the

heat. Excellent results are obtained using the turbo grill for mixed meat and vegetable kebabs, sausages, spare-ribs and

lamb chops, broiled chicken, quail with sage, pork fillets, etc.

The preset power level is 60% max. power and does not provide for oven preheating.

Oven light (all models except CR 981 P M, CS 981 P M and SM 981 P M)

This symbol corresponds to switching on of the oven light without activation of any type of heating. This option is useful

for cleaning the oven when it is switched off, to see the cooking compartment.

Pyrolytic automatic cleaning (CR 981 P M, CS 981 P M and SM 981 P M only)

The PYROLYTIC self-cleaning function turns oven cleaning into a quick, easy and instant procedure. The temperature

reached in the cooking compartment, 480°C, carbonises all food and fat residue. During this process, some particles of

residue may glow; this is a normal phenomenon due to instantaneous combustion.

The activation of this function by means of knob A ensures that, from that point at which a temperature of 330 °C is

reached and (after reaching the maximum temperature) until the oven temperature drops under 180°, the oven door is

locked and cannot therefore be opened. This situation is indicated by the padlock icon lighting up.

Furthermore, during heating, the “P” icon also lights up.

1. Do not leave anything inside the oven; remove all accessories such as drip-trays, racks, runners, telescopic guides,

etc. In fact, as well as hindering the correct circulation of heat on all the walls, these could also be damaged by the

2. Remove food residues using a moist sponge; never use detergents or any other specific cleaning product.

3. Do not obstruct the circulation of air in the area in front of the oven.

Above all, do not leave anything on the door handle.

During “Pyrolytic” automatic cleaning the surfaces can become very hot. Keep children away.

Any obscuring of the LCD display during the Oven Cleaning - Pyrolysis process is normal and not a cause for concern.

It is a precautionary display protection feature, caused by the high temperatures in use. This obscuring may last for

several tens of minutes; during this period the latter two indicator lights will provide all necessary information relating to

the process as it is running (P) and the door lock status (padlock).

N.B.: Any obscuring of the LCD display during Cooking processes may be caused by a fault in the oven cooling system,

which activates a protection feature (indicated by the flashing P symbol). If this situation arises, switch off the oven and

leave it to cool. If the problem persists, contact our After-Sales Service.21

In order to reduce the temperature at the door, control panel and sides, the Franke oven is equipped with a cooling fan

which is automatically activated when the oven is hot. When the fan is on, air blows from the front of the oven between

the front panel and oven door; special attention has paid to ensure that the exiting air does not disturb the kitchen

environment and that noise is kept to a minimum.

To protect kitchen units, the fan stays on after cooking until the oven has cooled down sufficiently.

Programming cooking time

This enables a cooking mode to be programmed with the required times and temperature.

The possibilities are:

- timer: countdown of a fixed time, without effects on start and end of cooking;

- duration: instant start of cooking with set duration;

- cooking end: delayed start of cooking with set duration.

The Timer is separate from any other oven function and is used to set a required time after which an acoustic signal

sounds, without affecting the cooking processes.

Switch the oven on, press the knob C once, the icon starts flashing, and the display will show the message “SET TIMER”.

Select “TIMER” and confirm by pressing the same knob. Then set the required time in 30-second steps (and one-minute

steps for a time of more than 1 hour) up to a max. of 9 hours and 59 minutes. Confirm by pressing the knob C.

(After 15 seconds the oven confirms in any case, even if the user does not confirm).

The display will now show the message “TIMER” and starts the countdown.

If the time remaining is more than 1 hour it will be shown in hours and minutes (e.g. 1h:03, indicates 1 hour and

3 minutes remaining).

If the time remaining is less than 1 hour it will be shown in minutes and seconds (e.g. 9’14, indicates 9 minutes and

14 seconds remaining).

A acoustic alarm sounds for 1 minute at the end of the set time. It can be muted by pressing any button. At the same

time, the display shows the message “END OF TIMER”.

To reset the timer press the knob C and turn it to change the timer duration.

If other programming parameters are set as well as the timer, the display highlights both. In any case the oven will carry

out its countdown with an acoustic signal at the end.

The timer can be activated even after selecting a cooking function from the self cooking menu: the setting modes are the

same as those described above.

Instant start of cooking with set duration

To cook for 30 minutes at 200 °C. With the oven on, select a cooking mode from the “self cooking” menu then select

“duration”. Confirm by pressing the knob C.

Then set the required cooking duration (30 minutes in the example) and in any case from a minimum of 1 minute to a

maximum of 9 hours and 59 minutes. After confirming, the display shows the cooking end time. Cooking starts after

confirming again (cooking will start automatically after 15 seconds even without confirming). By turning the knob C

the temperature can now be increased or decreased from a min. of 50 °C to a max. of 270 °C (200 °C in the example) in

NOTE: For all the functions, except defrost, grill and turbo grill, after having confirmed the cooking duration, and when

it is at least 15 minutes, the programme asks if the last 5 minutes of cooking are to be used with the grilling function.

This additional function is suitable for browning food.

A - preheating stage

(The set parameters can always be corrected with the same operations)

The display now shows the message “PREHEATING” together with the Cooking Mode Name, e.g. “MULTI POWER”,

as well as the set duration and current time.

The thermometer with mercury column rising ( ) indicates that the oven is becoming hotter.

The display starts the countdown only after the required temperature is reached (except in grill functions, where the

countdown begins immediately), when two series of three sounds will be heard.

Place food in the oven.

The display now shows the message “DURATION” together with the Cooking Mode Name, e.g. “MULTI POWER”,

as well as the current time and the countdown which indicates the residual cooking time.22

An acoustic alarm sounds for 1 minute at the end of the set time. It can be muted by pressing any button. At the same

time the display shows the message “COOKING END”.

The oven automatically switches off the heating, and the inside lamps remain on for about 15 minutes for checking

cooking. However the temperature will remain high for several minutes.

To continue cooking manually, just press the knob C and follow the procedures as described above in the Self Cooking

To end everything, turn knob A to the off position.

It is possible to return to the previous menu screen at any time by selecting “Back” using knob C.

Delayed start of cooking with set duration

Set the cooking duration and the end of cooking time. Assuming the time is 8:00h and cooking is for 30 minutes ending

at 13:00h. After setting the duration and cooking mode as described in the previous section, select “COOKING END”

and confirm by pressing the knob C. Select the cooking end time (13:00h in the example) and confirm.

(After about 13 seconds the oven confirms in any case, even if the user does not confirm.)

The oven is now programmed and in standby mode.

alternatively the display indicates that their meaning is respectively

DURATION / COOKING END TIME The set parameters, mode, temperature and times can always be corrected by selecting “Back” using knob C.

On reaching the cooking stage the oven behaves as in point B of the previous section.

The cooking duration countdown starts immediately, and not after the required temperature has been reached. This is

because it assumes that the food has already been placed in the oven at the moment of programming. The preheating

time is included in the cooking duration.23

NB: The indications given in the table are the result of cooking tests carried out by a team of professional chefs. They are given only

as a guide and can be changed according to personal tastes.

Type of food or recipe Weight

Shelf position Preheating

Guided cooking setting

This Franke electronic oven offers the possibility of cooking 35 different types of food using preset programmes, times

and temperatures: therefore after selecting the recipe, the oven automatically cooks with the best combination of

programmes, cooking temperature and time to obtain the best possible results. All the preset recipes have been tried

and tested by professional chefs.

To set one of the 35 recipes, proceed as follows.

Pressing and turning the knob C, select “GUIDED COOKING” and choose from one of the 5 categories of food described

(vegetables or pasta, meat, fish, cakes, bread or pizza) confirming with the same knob. Then select one of the proposed

recipes, confirm and place food inside the oven on the shelf recommended in the cooking table (see previous page).

The display shows the selected recipe and a preset weight of the food: this weight can be modified by turning the

knob C (the weight of the food will affect the cooking time). It is now possible to choose to start cooking immediately

(“INSTANT START”) or to start cooking later in an independent way, setting the cooking end time. The latter will be

initially proposed on the display, taking into account the duration of the chosen recipe: with the knob C it is possible to

change the cooking end time and therefore the start. Select the function suggested on the display by turning the knob A;

press the knob C to confirm and the oven will automatically start heating up according to a preset temperature and

time. If the wrong function is selected the oven will not start and an audible alarm signals the error. No preselected

recipe starts the preheating function.

During cooking, the display shows the name of the preselected recipe and the function active at that moment.

Cooking can be stopped and cancelled at any stage by returning the knob A to the 0 (off) position. An acoustic signal

sounds at the end of cooking and the oven switches off automatically; the food is kept hot for about another 30 minutes,

since the temperature is lowered to 80 °C.

The Wellness programme enables the cooking of meat, fish and vegetable dishes in a completely natural and dietetic

way. In fact, this programme requires prolonged cooking at a low temperature (around 100 °C) without using oil or

other condiments: this preserves all the food’s nutrient elements (minerals, vitamins, etc.), enhancing its natural taste.

After selecting “GUIDED COOKING”, select the Wellness programme and one of the 6 preset recipes, each time

confirming with the knob C.

Then follow the same sequence of operations as described above for the preset recipes.

“Complete Menus” function

This function allows you to cook up to 3 different dishes (hors-d’oeuvre, first course, main course, dessert) at the same

time for a complete meat or fish menu, or bake up to 3 pizzas or bread in 3 trays at the same time.

To set this function, proceed as follows.

Pressing and turning the knob C, select “GUIDED COOKING”, then select “COMPLETE MENUS” confirming by pressing

the same knob. Then choose from the various combinations (A= Hors-d’oeuvre, 1= First course, 2= Main course,

D= Dessert) of the meat and fish menus and confirm the 3 dishes, positioning them as shown on the display. Then turn

the knob A until selecting the function suggested by the display and confirm with the knob C. The display will show the

total cooking duration of the selected menu.

The meat menu can consist of:

– Hors-d’oeuvre: 500 g – single-portion soufflés / savoury pies / omelettes for 6/8 people

– First course: 2000 g – cannelloni / lasagna

– Main course: 1500 g – chicken / rabbit (pieces)

– Dessert: 800 g – sponge cake / angel cake

The fish menu can consist of:

– Hors-d’oeuvre: 400 g – scallops / mussels / clams au gratin

– First course: 1800 g – tuna crepes / cannelloni with perch / gilthead

– Main course: 1500 g – gilthead / bass / cod (whole)

– Dessert: 800 g – angel cake / fruit tart

The oven will now start to heat up according to an automatically preset temperature and time. The complete menus,

except for the 3 pizzas or bread on 3 trays, do not provide for preheating.

During cooking, the display shows the time remaining until the next dish is ready to be taken out. An acoustic signal

sounds (for 1 minute) when each of the 3 dishes is cooked: at the same time, the display shows “REMOVE TRAY” and the

corresponding letter starts blinking.

Once also the third and last tray has been removed, the display shows “COOKING END”.

Cooking can be stopped and cancelled at any stage by returning the knob A to the off position.

An acoustic signal sounds at the end of cooking and the oven switches off automatically; the food is kept hot for about

another 30 minutes, since the temperature is lowered to 80 °C.

IMPORTANT: If cooking only two dishes at the same time, make sure to place the trays on the specific levels. In this

case, when a message on the display says remove an unused tray, simply ignore it and wait for the next message.

Also, never put food that is still frozen in the oven

Oven cleaning and maintenance

Before servicing the oven, always unplug it or disconnect the power at the main electrical system switch.

– The stainless steel and enamelled parts will always remain like new if cleaned with water or specific products, drying

– Never use scouring pads, steel wool, muriatic acid or other products that can scratch or mark the surface.

Do not use steam cleaners or direct jets of water.

– Any stains (sauces, sugar, egg white and fat) on the bottom of the oven are always due to spills and splatters.

Spattering occurs during cooking at too high temperatures, whereas spills are due to the use of pots that are too

small or wrongly judged increases in volume during cooking. These two problems can be avoided by using pots with

high rims or using the drip-tray supplied with the oven. For cleaning the lower part of the oven, it is advisable to

clean any stains when the oven is still warm; stains are easily removed when fresh.

Cleaning the oven door (Fig. 6)

– The oven door must be cleaned (internally and externally) when the oven is completely cold, using hot water.

Do not use coarse cloths. Clean the glass with suitable detergents.

– Do not use coarse abrasive materials or sharp metal scrapers to clean the glass parts of the oven door, as they

could scratch the surface and cause the glass to shatter.

– Clean the enamelled surfaces and inside the oven with hot water and non-abrasive detergents.

– The oven door’s plastic panel can be removed for more thorough cleaning. With the door open, press at the sides

and remove the panel, as shown in the figure. To refit the panel in the oven door, just slide it in place and press lightly

to engage the side hookings.

Removing the oven door internal glass (models CR, CS and SM only) (Fig. 2)

The oven door can be removed to enable thorough cleaning of the internal glass, by proceeding as follows:

• with the door completely open, turn the two black blocks (with the word “CLEAN”) at the bottom of the door 180°

so that they fit into the seats in the oven structure.

N.B.: Make sure you turn them fully (the blocks will click into this position).

• Carefully lift the internal glass: the two blocks will prevent the door from closing (if the blocks are not turned fully,

removing the glass will cause immediate closing of the door).

After carrying out the cleaning operations, refit the internal glass (the correct position is indicated by the wording

“TEMPERED GLASS”, which must be perfectly legible) and turn the two glass retaining blocks back to their original

CAUTION: Never try closing the door when only one or both blocks have partially or completely freed the

internal glass. After cleaning, always remember to turn both blocks before closing the door.

Removing the oven door internal glass (models TL and CM only) (Fig. 3)

The oven door can be removed to enable thorough cleaning of the internal glass, by proceeding as follows:

• with the door completely open, turn the two black blocks at the bottom of the door 180° (fig. 3a and 3b).

N.B.: Make sure you turn them fully (the blocks will click into this position);

• carefully lift the internal glass (fig. 3c): the two blocks will prevent the door from closing (if the blocks are not turned

fully, removing the glass will cause immediate closing of the door);

• to remove the glass in between, slide out the two side gaskets (fig. 3d) and then lift out the glass (fig. 3e);

• after carrying out the cleaning operations, refit the intermediate glass (fig. 3f) (the correct position is indicated by the

wording “TEMPERED GLASS”, which must be perfectly legible) by inserting it carefully into the relevant grooves

located at the top of the door and pushing it all the way to the end of the groove;

• then replace both gaskets (fig. 3g), taking extra care to ensure they are inserted as far as possible, until they come

into contact with the upper edge of the door;

• finally, refit the internal glass (fig. 3h) and turn the two glass retaining blocks back to their original locking position.

CAUTION: Never try closing the door when only one or both blocks have partially or completely freed the

internal glass. After cleaning, always remember to turn both blocks before closing the door.

Removing the side frames (all models except CR 981 P M, CS 981 P M and SM 981 P M)

Bend down the crosspiece engaged in the fixing bush and remove it from the groove.

Tilt the frame upwards approx. 60° and push it lightly in the direction of inclination. Keeping the frame tilted, remove the

two top hooks from the respective holes.

Fitting the side frames (all models except CR 981 P M, CS 981 P M and SM 981 P)

Keeping the frame tilted, insert the top hooks in the respective holes, pushing lightly in the direction of inclination.

With the frame tilted, pull in the direction of inclination until the top hooks stop against the outside of the compartment wall.

Turn the frame towards the compartment wall. Bend down the crosspiece engaged in the fixing bush and remove it from

Removing the oven door

To facilitate oven cleaning, the oven door can be removed (see Fig. 4a, Fig. 4b and Fig. 4c), operating on the hinges

– The hinges (A) have two movable saddles (B). Lift the saddle (B) to release the hinge.

– Then lift the door up and pull it outwards; to do this, hold the door at the sides near the hinges.

– To refit the door, firstly insert the hinges in the special grooves.

– Before closing the door, remember to turn the two movable saddles (B) previously used to release the two hinges.

Replacing the oven lamp (Fig. 7)

Franke ovens are equipped with two rectangular lamps. To replace the oven lamp, proceed as follows:

– turn off the power to the appliance by means of the omnipolar switch used for connecting it to the electrical system,

or disconnect the plug if accessible;

– remove the glass cover (A), prising it off with a flat screwdriver;

– remove the lamp and replace it with one resistant to high temperature (300 °C), having the following characteristics:

Voltage: 220/240 V ~ 50-60 Hz

Power: 25 W (SM 981 P) or 15 W (all other models)

Connection: G9 for halogen bulb (SM 981 P) or E14 small (all other models).

Note: It is advisable not to touch the lamp with hands; use a cloth or a piece of absorbent paper.

In case of any operation problems, contact a Franke After-Sales Service Centre (refer to

Never resort to unauthorised technicians.

This information is given on the appliance dataplate, on the warranty certificate.

• The Manufacturer declines any liability for damage due to: incorrect installation, improper, wrong or unreasonable use.

• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with limited mental or motory abilities or without

experience and knowledge of it, unless supervised or instructed in its use by someone responsible for their safety.

• Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

Always contact qualified personnel in the following cases:

To ensure safe and efficient operation of this electrical appliance:

– only contact authorised service centres;

– always demand the use of original spare parts;

– the appliance is designed for non-professional household use; do not modify its characteristics;

– the dataplate gives the symbols indicating the countries for which the instructions apply;

– appliance electrical safety is guaranteed only when it is connected to an earthing system in compliance with the

current regulations.

– Do not touch the heating elements or any parts of the oven door during use, as they become very hot.

Do not allow children to touch:

– the controls and the appliance in general;

– the packing elements (bags, polystyrene, staples, etc.);

– the appliance during and immediately after oven use, since it becomes very hot;

– the appliance when not used (make any potentially hazardous parts safe).

– touch the appliance with wet parts of the body;

– use the appliance when barefoot;

– pull the appliance or power cable to unplug it from the socket;

– carry out improper or hazardous operations;

– block the ventilation and cooling openings;

– leave the power cables of other electric appliances on hot parts of the appliance;27

– expose the oven to atmospheric agents (rain, sun);

– use the oven to store various objects;

– use flammable liquids near the appliance;

– use adapters, multi-sockets and/or extension leads;

– allow anyone except qualified personnel to install or repair the appliance.

Always contact qualified personnel in the following cases:

– installation (according to the manufacturer’s instructions);

– doubts regarding appliance operation;

– replacing the socket if incompatible with the appliance plug.

Contact service centres authorised by the manufacturer in the following cases:

– immediately after unpacking, in case of doubts about appliance integrity;

– replacing or damage to the power cable;

– malfunction or poor operation; always demand original spare parts.

– only use the appliance to cook food;

– disconnect the appliance from the power supply before any cleaning or maintenance or in case of malfunction;

– use oven gloves when placing containers in the oven or removing them;

– since the end of the door handle may be hotter due to exiting hot air, always grip it in the middle;

– always make sure the control knobs are in the off position when the oven is not in use;

– if the oven is no longer to be used, disconnect it from the power supply;

Installation (Fig. 5)

Important: Installation must comply with the current standards and regulations. It must be only be carried out by

specialised and licensed personnel.

Cabinet requirements

For fitted units, the components (plastic materials and veneered wood) must be assembled with heat-resistant adhesives

(max. 100 °C): unsuitable materials and adhesives can result in warping and ungluing. The cabinet must allow sufficient

room for the electrical connections. The cabinet in which the oven in fitted must be strong enough to take the weight of

The oven must be securely fitted in the recess. The oven can be installed in a column unit or under the top of a modular

unit, provided sufficient ventilation is guaranteed (see Fig. 6 depending on the model).

Installation instructions

Models CM and TL (Fig. 8a/8b/8c)

Measure the width of the cabinet shoulder (S), which normally can be 16, 18 or 20 mm.

16 mm shoulder: on each fixing bracket (F) position 2 lugs (T) marked with the number 16.

18 mm shoulder: on each fixing bracket (F) position 2 lugs (T) marked with the number 18.

20 mm shoulder: the 20 mm shoulder does not require the use of lugs.

Position the brackets (F) against the cabinet shoulder and at the bottom on the oven support top.

Secure the brackets (F) with the screws (V). Position the oven inside the cabinet, open the door fully and fix it to the

brackets (F) using the 4 screws (V) and the 4 plastic spacers (D).

Models CR, CS, SG and SM (Fig. 8d)

Fit the appliance in the compartment; fix the oven to the cabinet with the 4 screws and the 4 bushings provided, using

the holes prepared in the side panels (Fig. 8d).

Note: (applies to all models) If the oven is to be fitted under a cooktop, firstly turn the top connection (R)

to the right or left so that the oven fits properly (Fig. 8e).28

Electrical connection

The FRANKE oven is supplied with a three-core power cable with free terminals.

If the oven is permanently connected to the power supply install a device that ensures disconnection from the power

supply, with a contact opening distance enabling complete disconnection in category III overvoltage conditions Make sure:

a) the plug and socket are suitable for a 16 A current;

b) both can be easily reached and are positioned so that no live part is accessible when

inserting or removing the plug;

c) the plug can be easily inserted;

d) the oven does not rest against the plug when installed in the cabinet;

e) the terminals of two appliances are not connected to the same plug;

cable type H05VV-F is used when replacing the power cable;

g) the connection polarities of the free terminals are respected

(Brown=Line Blue=Neutral Yellow/Green=Earth).

NB: Make sure the characteristics of the household electrical system (voltage, maximum power and current)

are compatible with those of your FRANKE oven.

NB: If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its after-sales service or else by a person

with similar qualifications, in order to avoid any risks.

Useful oven dimensions:

Models CR M M, CR P M, CS M M,

CS P M, SG M M, SM M M

Models SM M and SM P

models CR M M, CR P M, CS M M,

CS P M, SG M M, SM M M: 65 litres

models SM M and SM P: 57 litres

Consumption (conventional function):

to reach 175 °C: 0.32 kW/h

to maintain 175 °C: 0.62 kW/h

total consumption: 0.94 kW/h

Consumption (fan function):

to reach 200 °C: 0.31 kW/h

to maintain 200 °C: 0.81 kW/h

total consumption: 1.12 kW/h

Power supply voltage and frequency:

220/240 V ~ 50-60 Hz

Total power and fuse rating:

(SM 981 P) 2950 W - 16 A Heating element power:

oven light (SM 981 P) 1 x 25 W

tangential fan (SM 981 P): 35 W This appliance complies with

the following EC Directives:

– 2006/95/EC (Low Voltage);

INFORMATION FOR USERS

in accordance with the article of Legislative Decree no. 15 of July 25 “Implementation of Directives 2002/95/

EC, 2002/96/EC and 2003/108/EC, regarding reduction of the use of hazardous substances in electrical and

electronic appliances, and waste disposal”.

The barred dustbin symbol given on the appliance indicates that at the end of its useful life the product must be collected

separately from other waste.

Therefore, when the appliance has reached the end of its useful life the user must take it to an appropriate differentiated

collection centre for electronic and electrotechnical waste, or return it to the dealer when purchasing a new appliance of

Adequate differentiated collection of the scrapped appliance for subsequent recycling, treatment and environmentally-

friendly disposal will help prevent possible negative effects for the environment and the health of people and favours

recycling the materials the appliance is made from.

Improper disposal by the user involves application of the administrative penalties under Leg. Decree no. 22/1997

(art. 50 et seq. of Leg. Decree no. 22/1997).30

CS P M, SG M M, SM M M

conforme aux directives

CS P M, SG M M, SM M M

consumo total: 1,12 kW/h

(SM 981 P): 25 W x 1

Cozedura “Master cooking”

consumo total: 1,12 kW/h

(SM 981 P): 25 W x 1

CS P M, SG M M, SM M M

(SM 981 P) 2950 W - 16 A

CR M M, CR P M, CS M M, CS P M,

(SM 981 P) 2950 W - 16 A

Wymiary użytkowe piekarnika:

Modele CR M M, CR P M, CS M M,

CS P M, SG M M, SM M M

Modele CR M M, CR P M, CS M M,

(SM 981 P) 2950 W - 16 A Moc grzałki:

Coacere “Master Cooking”

Coacere “quick cooking”

Funcţia “Meniuri complete”

Dimensiunile utile ale cuptorului:

Modelele CR M M, CR P M, CS M M,

CS P M, SG M M, SM M M

modelele CR M M, CR P M, CS M M,

consum total: 1,12 kW/h

motoventilator: 30 W

bec iluminare cuptor: 15 W x 1

bec iluminare cuptor (SM 981 P): 25 W x 1