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Table of contentsDescription of the appliance

Do not heat whole eggs (with or without shell) in the microwave.

On account of the increased pressure during heating, liquids in airtight packaging can only be heated if a couple of openings have first been made in the package.

If you wish to boil liquid (such as water) put a plastic spoon in the cup. It can happen that the liquid boils without you seeing any movement. Once the cup is removed from the oven the liquid can start to boil rapidly and spatter out of the cup, with the risk that you burn your hand.

It is advisable to consult your microwave cookbook for cooking times and settings. If foods are heated for too long or on too high a setting, there is the possibility that (parts of) the dish will dry out.

If you wish to add alcohol to a dish, do so after heating.

Remove any metal sealing strips from plastic bags and use bowls and dishes which are microwave proof. For your safety

Before using the oven: Read carefully through the instructions for use and the certificate of guarantee.

Check that the oven is not damaged and that the oven door closes properly. The microwave can only be switched on if the door is fully closed.

Remove all accessories from the oven.

Remove all protective cardboard from the oven and also the protective cover of the baking tray.

Reading through these instructions for use will rapidly inform you of all of the possibilities that this appliance has to offer you. You will find information regarding your safety and the maintenance of the appliance. And you will also find tips regarding the environment and advice on how to save energy.

Keep these instructions for use in a safe place, together with the installation instructions. A possible future owner of this appliance will be glad you did.

In the packaging you will find a rubber strip to cover the culisensor contact. Happy cooking! Introduction3332 333333

Once the programmed time haselapsed you will hear a signal and thehot air circulation will stop. Press the stop button. Turn the function selection dial to thegrill function. Programme the timer, set thetemperature and press the startbutton. Once the programmed timehas elapsed, press the stop buttonand turn the function selection dialback to its original setting (seeabove).Please note: The oven is will now beextremely hot. Open the door andallow the oven to cool.During use the oven becomes hot. Please pay close attentionto small children.

During the production process protective materials are used toprotect the various components from damp and dirt. Before theoven is used these must be burnt off. Heat the oven with the hotair circulation and switch the grill on to maximum setting for 30minutes. Turn the function selection dial to hotair circulation. Programme the timer for 30 minutes. Turn the temperature selection dial to250°C. Press the start button to start the oven.The temperature indicator light willlight up. Once the oven has reachedthe set temperature the temperatureindicator light will go out.

Open the door. The indication on the display will begin to flash.

To continue cooking close the door and press the start button (if you are using the direct start function press the direct start button again).

If you wish to stop cooking remove the dish from the oven, press the stop button and return all dials to their original settings. Ensure that the oven is empty when preheating the oven. Only preheat the oven if cooking times are shorter than 20 minutes and if the combi-functions are to be used.

Turn the function selection dial to the required function.

Turn the temperature selection dial to the required temperature.

Press the start button to start the oven. The temperature indicator light will light up. Once the oven has reached the set temperature the temperature indicator light will go out. One more thing... Preheating

The display can be programmed to show clock time. (If the display is not programmed to show clock time the display will remain empty until a cooking or baking time is programmed).

Press the button for programming clock time. The two left-hand digits will begin to flash.

Enter the correct hour.

Press the button for programming clock time a second time.

Enter the correct number of minutes.

Press the button for programming clock time a third time. Clock time has now been programmed. If you wish to know the time while an oven function with a programmed cooking or baking time is running press the button for programming clock time. The display will show clock time for approximately three seconds. If the display has been programmed to show clock time and you wish to return to an empty display, press the button for programming clock time and then press the stop button. The display is now empty.

Program 1-2 Programming clock time

Place the dish in the oven and close the door.

Programme the required time.

Select the required power setting. Defrosting If you wish to defrost a dish rapidly, select a low setting or the defrost setting. When defrosting larger portions stop defrosting while the middle of the food is still frozen and leave for approximately 15 minutes. Heating Meals can be heated directly on the plate. For heating select the highest power setting. Cooking Select a higher or lower power setting depending on the type of dish being prepared. (See the accompanying cookbook).

Press the start button to start the microwave.

Once the programmed time has elapsed you will hear a signal and the microwave will switch off.

Press the stop button. Time and power setting can be adjusted at any time.

Defrosting, heating and cooking

The microwave has a direct start button which can be used to heat dishes with a high liquid content, such as soup or tea, very rapidly.

Place the dish/beverage in the oven and close the door.

Press the direct start button. You can increase the cooking time in increments of 30 seconds (up to a maximum of 5 minutes) by repeatedly pressing the direct start button.

Once the programmed time has elapsed you will hear a signal and the display will show "hold". The microwave will then switch to the lowest setting to keep the food/beverage warm.

Press the stop button. The power setting cannot be changed. "Direct starting" the microwave

Press the start button to start theoven. The temperature indicator lightwill light up.Once the oven has reached the settemperature the temperature indicatorlight will go out. Once the programmed time haselapsed you will hear a signal and thegrill element will switch off. Press the stop button and return thefunction selection dial to its originalsetting. All of the indicator lights willgo out.Time and temperature setting can be adjusted at any time.

Grilling gives dishes a crunchy golden crust. Use the grillfor snacks and smaller portions and the turbo grill for larger portions. Turn the function selection dial togrill or turbo grill . Programme the required time. Turn the temperature selection dialto the required temperature. Grilling

Press the start button to start theoven. The temperature indicator lightwill light up.Once the oven has reached the settemperature the temperature indicatorlight will go out. Once the programmed time haselapsed you will hear a signal and thehot air circulation will switch off. Press the stop button and return thefunction selection dial to its originalsetting. All of the indicator lights willgo out.Time and temperature setting can be adjusted at any time.

Baking and roasting with the hot air circulation function

When baking a tart or a cake it is best to use the hot air function .This function is also suitable for roasting meat or poultry or forbaking fish.Two roasts can be set in the oven, one on top of the other.For the preparation of critical dishes, such as a soufflé, use thehalf volume hot air circulation function .Please note: If the cooking time is less than 20 minutes, the oven needs to bepreheated. Turn the function selection dial to hotair circulation (full volume or halfvolume). Programme the required time. Turn the temperature selection dial tothe required temperature. Baking and roasting with the hot air circulation function

Press the start button to start the ovenand the microwave.The temperature indicator light willlight up. Once the oven has reachedthe set temperature the temperatureindicator light will go out. Once the programmed time haselapsed you will hear a signal and thegrill element and the microwave willswitch off. Press the stop button and return thefunction selection dial to its originalsetting. All of the indicator lights willgo out. The microwave will not run for more than an hour on the full power setting. After an hour it will automatically drop to power setting 5. Time and power setting can be adjusted at any time.

Fast baking and roasting with the combi-functions

Grill or turbo grill + microwaveThis combination is suitable for roasting orbaking larger cuts of meat, half a large chickenor a whole small chicken, whole fish anddishes au gratin.Hot air circulation + microwaveThis combination is used to bake fruit tarts,bread or dishes au gratin (dishes whichnormally require a longer cooking time). Turn the function selection dial to oneof the oven functions. Programme the required time. Select the required power setting. Turn the temperature selection dial tothe required temperature. Fast baking and roasting with the combi-functions

Programme the required temperaturefor the culisensor (between 35 and95°C) using the buttons to programmethe time. Press the start button. Once the centre of the roast hasreached the required temperature youwill hear a signal and the oven willswitch off. The display will indicatethe temperature of the roast. Press the stop button and turn thefunction selection dial back to itsoriginal setting. Replace the rubberstopper over the connection point.Do not use water to clean the culisensor. Clean the culisensorwith a clean cloth (damp or dry). Do not switch the oven on ifthe culisensor is loose in the oven as this can damage theculisensor.

Roasting with the `culisensor' Temperature and power setting canbe adjusted at any time.veal 3beef 3pork 3lamb 3game 3poultry 3type of meatveal fricandeaubrisket of vealstuffed brisket of vealtenderloinroast beefsirloinT-bone steak rump pork fricandeaupork sirloinbraised porkleg of lambleg of lambrolled lambshoulder of lamb hare rabbitresultcookedcookedcooked red red pink cooked pink cookedcookedcooked pink cookedcookedcooked stew stew cookedcore temperature77 °C77 °C77 °C35 °C45 °C70 °C77 °C65 °C77 °C77 °C82 °C70 °C80 °C80 °C80 °C95 °C95 °C82 °Coven temperature150 °C150 °C150 °C200 °C225 °C150 °C150 °C150 °C150 °C150 °C150 °C150 °C150 °C150 °C150 °C The culisensor allows you to determine the temperature at thecentre of a roast.Position the culisensor in such a way that the point is insertedinto the deepest part of the roast, and not touching bone orfatty parts. The point of the culisensor must not touch the sidesor the base of the oven.The culisensor may not be used when cooking sweets or jam orany other dishes which need to simmer or boil for long periods.The connection point for the culisensor is covered with a rubberstopper which must first be removed. This rubber stoppershould be replaced whenever the culisensor is not in use. (Thisis to prevent soiling).1 Turn the function selection dial to oneof the oven functions. Turn the temperature selection dial tothe required temperature. Insert the culisensor in the roast andplace the roast in the oven. Insert the plug of the culisensor in theconnection point and close the door.The display will show the temperature(set to 65°C) and the culisensorindictor light will flash. Roasting with the `culisensor'

Turn the function selection dial to therequired function. Turn the temperature selection dial tothe required temperature. Press the direct start button (ratherthan the start button) to start the oven. Once the programmed time haselapsed you will hear a signal and thedisplay will show "hold".The microwave will then switch to the lowest setting for a period of 20 minutes. After 20 minutes themicrowave will switch off. Keeping food warm once it has been prepared

If you wish to check or change thedetails of both phases before theprocess begins: If you want the cooking process to start sometime later, you can use the first phase for this purpose. In this case programme only the time in the first phase.

Press the button for cooking in phases.The first indicator light will flash. Programme the first phase (defrosting, forexample). Press the button for cooking in phases asecond time.The second indicator light will flash. Programme the second phase (cooking, forexample). You can programme twofunctions at random one after another. Press the button for cooking in phases athird time. The display will now show thedetails of the first phase programmed. Press the start button to begin the process. Once the first phase is complete you willhear a signal and the oven willautomatically start the second phase. Press the start button. The display will now show the details ofthe first phase programmed. You can nowcheck (or change) the programme. Press the start button a second time. The display will now show the details ofthe second phase programmed. You cannow check (or change) the programme. Press the start button a third time in orderto confirm all instructions. Cooking in phases

- -4948 494949 Tips for using the microwave: - Do not use the microwave to dry paper, cloth or any other inflammable material. Do not deep fry and do not allow foods to overcook. - If something catches fire in the oven, keep the oven door closed, switch the microwave off and remove the plug from the socket. - Never start the microwave when there is nothing in the oven. This can damage the oven. Microwave tips

If you wish to determine when the cooking is to stop yourself you can do so by operating the appliance manually.

Turn the function selection dial to the oven function required.

You can now determine when cooking is to stop yourself. If you forget to do so, the oven will automatically switch off after a period of 9 hours and 59 minutes.

To see how long the oven has been running press the + button and the display will show the length of time that the oven has been on for approximately 3 seconds. If you hold the + button in the display will continue to show the time until you release the button again. Operating the appliance manually

Stop StartDirectStart5150 515151 When baking and roasting keep the oven as clean as possible; use the drip tray when grilling and do not allow food remains to gather around the door. Clean the inside and the outside of the oven on a regular basis using washing up liquid and dry the oven thoroughly with a soft cloth. You can remove the dials by pulling them towards you. Do not use any chemical or abrasive cleaning agents. Also clean the oven accessories on a regular basis using washing up liquid and a brush. Dry the oven accessories thoroughly with a soft cloth. The grill element can be folded down so that it can be cleaned more easily. Press the grill element upwards and then to the right. Then push it downwards. The oven may not be used while the grill is folded down. Check the seal of the door regularly for damage. If there is any damage the oven may not be used until the damage has been repaired. - Type number: MAG 570 - Power supply: 230 V / 50 Hz - Connection rating: 3600 W - Dimensions (h x w x d): 460 x 592 x 550 This appliance complies with the regulations regarding radio interference set out in the directive 76/889/EEG. Looking after your appliance Technical specifications

Baking tray. Suitable for roasting and baking dough without a baking tin. The baking tray can be used with the hot air circulation function and the grill.

Glass drip tray: Ideal for catching cooking juices. Prevents stains. The drip tray can be cleaned in the dishwasher. The glass drip tray can be used with the hot air circulation function, the (turbo) grill and the microwave.

Reversible oven shelf: Suitable for baking with baking tins and grilling. Do not push the shelf against the back wall of the oven because this can cause sparks. The oven shelf can be used with the hot air circulation function, the (turbo) grill and the combi-functions. (The oven shelf cannot be used with the microwave.)

Defrosting grid: To be placed in the glass drip tray when defrosting to prevent foods from standing in their own moisture. The defrosting grid can only be used with the microwave.

Culisensor: The culisensor allows you to determine the temperature at the centre of a roast. Position the culisensor in such a way that the point is inserted into the deepest part of the roast, and not touching bone or fatty parts. The point of the culisensor must not touch the sides or the base of the oven. Accessories52 53 installation dimensions To ensure the oven is built-in correctly in the kitchen, the cabinet should be level and true. installation instructions general National regulations always must be observed. electrical connections This appliance should be connected to a three-pin plug with a 13 amp fuse in accordance with UK safety standards. earthing instructions This appliance should be connected to an AC 230 V 50 Hz household mains supply. The unit should be earthed at all times and under no circumstances should it be connected to a DC power supply.

WARNING: This appliance must be earhed.

IMPORTANT: The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code: Green and yellow = E or Blue = N or Black Brown = L or Red If the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings indentifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows: The green and yellow wire must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter E, the symbol or coloured green or green and yellow. The blue wire must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black. The brown wire must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured red. This appliance must be protected by a 13 amp fuse if a (BS 1363) plug is used. If any other type of plug is used, a 15 amp fuse must be fitted either in the plug, or on the distribution board. installation instructions min. 560

The packaging of the appliance is recyclable and includes the following materials: - cardboard; - polythene foil (PE); - hard foam CFC-free polystyrene (PS); - polypropylene bands around the box. Disposing of the packaging of the appliance building in

Position the holes for fixing the support.

Mount the micro-wave support using the chip board screws supplied.

Put the plug into the socket and slide the appliance into the housing.

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Brand : Pelgrim

Model : MAG570

Category : Microwave Oven