Compact Chef AP2 - Four MOULINEX - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Compact Chef AP2 MOULINEX

. TOTAL 0.88 Kwh Safety Recommendations 1/ Connection Check that the voltage on the appliance rating plate corresponds to the voltage on your mains

supply meter. For safety reasons it is essential to connect your appliance to an earthed socket which complies with electrical standards. Avoid any electrical installation which does not comply with them. Any error in connecting the appliance invalidates the guarantee. Make sure your electric meter and fuse box are marked 10 Amps. or more. Wiring instructions for U.K and Ireland only :

APPLIANCES WITH FITTED PLUG

Important : For your convenience this appliance is supplied complete with a plug incorporating a 13 amp fuse. In the event of replacing a fuse in the plug supplied, a 13 amp fuse approved by ASTA to BS1362 must be used. If the socket outlets are not of the 13A BS 1363 type, and therefore do not accept the plug connected to this appliance, cut off the plug. When cut off, this plug is a shock hazard if inserted into a socket outlet and must therefore be disposed of safely. Fit the appropriate plug according to the ins- tructions in paragraph "Fitting a plug". With alternative plugs a 15 amp fuse must be fitted either in the plug or adaptor or at the main fuse box.

FITTING A PLUG - IMPORTANT

The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:

As the colours in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows: The wire which is coloured GREEN & YELLOW must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter ‘E’ or by the earth symbol or coloured green or green and yellow. The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the ter- minal which is marked with the letter ‘N’ or coloured black. The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter ‘L’ or coloured red. This appliance is manufactured to conform to the Low Voltage Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 1989 and is designed to comply with BS 3456. It complies with the EEC Di- rective (89/336 EEC). 2/ Installation Depending on the layout of your kitchen, you can - Place your mini oven on a kitchen unit or work surface capable of withstanding temperatures of at least 90 c without causing any damage

- You can attach your oven to the wall. In this case, obtain wall bracket reference 5-852- 130 from a Moulinex approved service agent. Never build it in or place it in a fitted unit. Always ensure that there is nothing blocking the air vents of the appliance. Do not lay teatowels or plates on your oven. 3/ Safety recommendations This is a domestic appliance designed for cooking food only. - Do not touch the hot surfaces of your oven while the oven is on, in particular the glass panel in the door. - For safety reasons, keep children well away from the oven - Never rest dishes etc. on the oven door when it is open, unless it is supported by a worktop underneath. - Do not line the oven with aluminium foil. This may interfere with the thermostat and could seriously damage your oven. Before using your Oven for the First Time - Unpack, wash and carefully dry all accessories. - Turn the thermostat dial (F) to 270ºC and operate using the oven function with nothing inside it and the door open for 15 minutes. This will get rid of the “new” smell. Using your Oven 1/ Cooking using the Rotisserie The rotisserie (spit) is for evenly roasting meat and poultry. - Set the thermostat dial (F) to the grill- rotisserie position. - Set the timer (H) to the desired cooking time. Add about 4 minutes’ pre-heating time. The indicator light (G) will come on. - Pierce the joint for roasting with the spit (Q1) - Hold the joint on with the forks, and tighten the locking screws (Q2)

5a11 - Place the brackets (Q3) on the tray (P) in the slots provided. - Place the spit on the brackets. Ensure that the tip of the spit follows the arrow on the tray (drip pan) - Place the tray (drip pan) (P) with the joint into the oven at level 1, tipping the brackets towards the left. - Engage the spit in the drive (D) by moving the brackets towards the right. - Check that the spit turns. If it does not, make sure you have engaged it in the drive properly. - Leave the door ajar to allow the air to circulate properly. This is important for this type of cooking When the cooking time has elapsed the oven will automatically stop. - Open the door, disengage the spit with an oven glove and take out the dripping tray. - Remove your roast using oven gloves. 2/ Oven Cooking - Select the cooking temperature using the thermostat dial (F). Do not exceed 270º or you will be in the “grill” function. - Set the timer (H) to the cooking time you want plus an additional few minutes preheating time. The indicator light (G) will come on. The light will go off again when the oven reaches the temperature you have chosen. - Place the dish in the oven on the grill shelf (O) positioned at the appropriate level (see cooking table) - Shut the door. When the cooking time has elapsed, the oven will automatically stop - Open the door and remove your dish. - Never use the tray (drip pan) when using the “oven” function. It would stop the heat circulating properly in the oven. To help you select the correct cooking time, refer to the cooking tables which can be found at the end of this instruction leaflet. For cer- tain dishes, they suggest a recommended cooking time, temperature and shelf level. 3/ Grilling The grill can be used for cooking and grilling meat and fish and browning gratins. - Turn the thermostat dial to the GRILL posi- tion. - Set the cooking time you want using the timer dial (H) plus an additional preheating time of approximately 4 minutes. The indicator light (G) will come on. - Place your food on the shelf at level 2 or 3. The grill shelf can be positioned facing up or down, depending on the size of the dish you want to grill. - When grilling, place the food at least 2 cm from the upper heating element. - Place the tray (drip pan) beneath the grill at level 1 to catch splashes of grease or fat. - Leave the door ajar to allow the air to circulate properly. This is important when using this cooking mode. - Keep an eye on the food/dish you are grilling, and turn half-way through. When the cooking time has elapsed the oven will stop automatically. - Open the door and remove your grilled dish. When cooking fatty meat, grease may splash on the upper heating element (grill) and can catch fire during the cooking process. It will go out by itself and will not damage the oven in any way. Practical Hints Steam and sometimes smoke is released during the cooking process. This will escape at the front of the oven. You can reduce the quantity of smoke by keeping the oven walls clean. You will also reduce it by: - Adding a little water to the base of your dish or the tray before starting to cook. - Using (or slightly lowering) the recommended cooking temperatures - Preferably using earthenware dishes. Cleaning - Always disconnect your oven and leave it to cool before cleaning it. - Wipe down the oven body using a damp soapy sponge while it is still warm It will clean more easily. Wipe it dry thoroughly. . The inside walls are lined with self-cleaning enamel. To ensure a long, efficient life, as soon as grease or smoke marks appear, we recommend cleaning most of the grease marks with a sponge dipped in soapy water. Then turn the oven on for 30 minutes with the thermostat at 270ºC. . To clean the roof thoroughly (inside the top of oven), swivel the locking device (V) 90º from its original position. - Pull down the upper heating element and clean thoroughly with a sponge dipped in hot soapy water.

- Replace the element and lock into its origi- nal position. Make sure the lock correctly supports the 2 arms of the element. . To clean the base thoroughly (inside the bottom of oven), raise the bottom element and clean thoroughly with a sponge dipped in hot soapy water. . The drip tray, grill shelf, spit (rotisserie) and rotisserie forks can also be cleaned with hot water and washing up liquid. . Never use scouring pads, steel wool, scouring powders or special oven cleaners. Maintenance If your oven does not work, contact a Moulinex approved service agent (see list in the «Moulinex Service» booklet). . Replacing the lead If the mains lead is damaged, special tools are required, and it is essential to have it replaced by a Moulinex approved service agent(see list in the «Moulinex Service» booklet). Cooking Tables . Conversion Table: Conversion table between thermostat temperatures in some cookbooks and your Compact Chef oven.