OX611T - Oven Atag - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL OX611T Atag

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OX611T

instructions for use electric oven

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ATAG

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Postbus 8, 7070 AA Ulft

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0800 0222636 (gratis)

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oven functions (See for more information page 12)

turbo; hot air

infra with fan

= infra; top and bottom heat

economy grill

- bottom heat

maxi grill

The controls for this oven are very easy. What we particularly want to do in this manual is give you an idea of all the possibilities the oven has.

The various functions are arranged for easy reference in the controls section. You will also find some useful hints for baking and roasting.

Separate installation instructions have been enclosed for installing the appliance. These installation instructions also include safety instructions for installing and connecting up the appliance.

Please keep this manual carefully as any subsequent user will also find it very useful.

We wish you much pleasure with your oven!

your oven

introduction

your oven

contents

You have chosen an Atag oven.

Optimum ease of use and simple operation were the most important factors in the development of this product.

By pressing start twice, you select the oven's turbo function - an oven function with a wide range of applications. Your favourite recipes will definitely give excellent results on this setting. All you have to do is adjust the temperature.

The extensive range of settings available enables you to select exactly the method of cooking that you have in mind. The oven functions are arranged in a logical sequence on the control panel.

safety

what you should pay attention to 4 - 5

bringing the oven into operation

before you start cooking 6

controls

switching on 7

extra functions 8 - 11

cooking information

oven functions 12

accessories 13

baking and roasting tips 14 - 15

roasting 16

grilling 17 - 18

tables 19 - 21

maintenance

cleaning 22

faults

what should I do if... 23 - 24

operation

DCF clock 25

environmental aspects

disposal of packaging and appliance 26

guarantee

conditions 27 - 28

safety

what you should pay attention to

safety

what you should pay attention to

general

This oven is extremely safe. As with all products, however, there are a number of things you have to pay attention to.

The appliance must only be installed by a registered installer.

For safety tips about the installation, we refer you to the instructions in the accompanying installation instructions.

Repairs must only be carried out by an authorised service engineer.

Never open the appliance's casing and do not alter the mechanical and/or electrical structure of the appliance. This could result in dangerous situations (touching live components) and faults.

Do not use the appliance if it is damaged.

The appliance should be disconnected from the mains before being repaired or cleaned. Remove the plug from the socket or turn the switch in the meter cupboard to zero.

For electrical safety reasons, the appliance must not be cleaned using high-pressure cleaners or steam cleaners.

Be careful with the leads of electrical appliances, such as mixers. They can get caught in the door of the hot oven.

This oven has been designed for domestic use. You should only use it for cooking food.

during use

Make sure that the food is always heated sufficiently. The time required for this depends on various factors, such as the quantity and type of food. Any bacteria in the food will only be killed if the food is heated to a temperature greater than 70^ for at least 10 minutes. Allow the food to cook for a bit longer if you are not sure whether the food has been heated sufficiently.

The oven is extremely well insulated.

Never heat food in unopened tins. Pressure will build up inside the tin and may cause it to explode.

Despite this, there is always some transfer of heat, as a result of which the outside of the oven heats up.

If the oven is used at the maximum temperature for a long time (when grilling, for example), the glass panel in the oven door may become hot. Take care if there are any children nearby.

This heating falls well within the standard limits.

Do not use the oven for storing flammable or easily deformable materials.

When cooking dishes that contain alcohol, the alcohol can evaporate due to the high temperatures. The vapour can catch fire if it comes into contact with a hot oven element.

The oven has a fan that cools the oven housing. After the oven has been switched off, this fan may continue to run for a while.

Never cover the bottom of the oven with aluminium foil and do not place any baking trays or tins on it. The foil checks the heat, which may result in damage to the enamel and inferior cooking results.

Never pour water into the oven when it is hot. This could cause damage to the enamel.

Frozen products such as pizzas should preferably be cooked on the grid shelf, covered with greaseproof paper. If the baking tray is used, it may become deformed due to the great difference in temperature.

cleaning the oven and accessories

Remove the accessories from the oven and clean the accessories and the inside of the oven with a mild cleaning agent.

Switch the oven on for an hour at 250 °C (see page 7). Protective greases used during manufacture will then be removed.

remark

When your oven is heated strongly for the first time, it will have a 'new' smell. This is normal. Switch the extractor hood on if necessary.

After the oven has cooled down, clean it with warm water.

setting the time

The clock shows Central European Time. See also how the clock works on page 25.

clock

The clock sets itself. A built-in receiver ensures that the display always shows the correct time.

Once you have connected up the oven, it may take a little while before there is any reception. During the period when there is no reception or only a disturbed reception, four horizontal lines will appear in the display.

You can also set the clock manually.

setting the time manually

1 Check whether the oven is switched off.

2 Press on the time selector switch until the display starts to blink.

3 Set the correct time using the + and - buttons. The time will be definitely set a few seconds after you release the button. After that, the built-in receiver will automatically keep the time correct (summer and winter time).

switching on

selecting a function

1 Select an oven function by pressing the appropriate symbol.

The light above the function selected lights up. The standard oven temperature appears in the display. The cooking time blinks.

setting the temperature

2 Set the temperature required using the + and - buttons. The temperature can be adjusted in steps of 5 °C.

setting the time

3 Set the cooking time using the + and - buttons. Cooking time is set in minutes up to 3 hours and 59 minutes.

start

4 Press start. If you wish, you can still adjust the cooking time.

If you forget to press start, the settings you have made will be erased after one minute and the oven will not start.

during the cooking process

cooking time counts up

If you do not set a cooking time but do, however, press start, the oven will still start. You will see the time counting up in the display.

After the oven has been on for four hours continuously, it switches off automatically. If stop has been pressed in the meantime, the clock will start counting again.

thermostatic control

The dot after the temperature display goes out when the oven is at temperature. If the heating elements switch on again, the dot lights up again.

fast preheat

fast preheat

With the turbo function, the infra function and the infra-with-fan function, you can select fast preheat. The oven is then at temperature extra fast. As soon as the oven is at temperature you will hear a signal and the fast preheat switches off automatically.

The oven continues with the function set.

If, after preheating the oven or during the cooking process, you have not yet set a cooking time but you now decide that you do want to set a cooking time after all, you must first press the time selector button ☐. Then set the cooking time as described on page 7.

switching off

stop

Press stop once to interrupt the process.

The settings are retained, and so you can change them if desired.

You can erase the settings by pressing stop twice.

delaying the start time/setting the end time

cooking time end time —

You can delay the time at which the oven switches on. Put a dish in the oven, set the cooking time and the time at which the dish should be ready.

The oven calculates the start time itself and switches off automatically when the cooking time has elapsed.

selecting a function

1 Select an oven function by pressing the appropriate symbol.

The light above the function selected comes on. The standard oven temperature appears in the display. The cooking time blinks.

setting the temperature

2 Set the temperature required using the + and - buttons. The temperature can be adjusted in steps of 5 °C.

setting the time

3 Set the cooking time using the + and - buttons.

Press the time selector button and set the end time.

4 Press the time selector switch. Both the cooking time and the earliest possible end time appear.

5 Set the end time required using the + and - buttons.

6 Press start.

The oven light goes out.

The time of day and the end time appear in the display. The oven calculates for itself when it should switch on.

The oven gives a signal and switches off once the preset end time has been reached. You stop the signal by opening the door. You can also stop it using the stop button or the timer buttons.

To change the settings, such as the oven temperature and the end time, first press stop. The current settings are displayed.

Using the time selector button, you can select the display to change. You can alter the display that blinks.

NB: Make sure that both the cooking time and the end time are displayed before pressing start. If the end time is not visible in the display, it has been erased.

operation extra functions

operation extra functions

culisensor

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The culisensor is a handy tool when roasting large pieces of meat. You can always be sure that the meat is cooked enough for your wishes.

You can use the culisensor with the Turbo, Infra and Infra-with-fan functions.

1 Select an oven function.
2 Set the oven temperature required using the + and - buttons. Preheating the oven is advisable when roasting.
3 Stick the tip of the needle into the middle of the piece of meat. The tip must not touch bone.
4 Slide the meat into the oven.

standard internal temperature

5 Push the sensor's plug into the socket in the right-hand oven wall. 55 appears as the standard internal temperature. If CU appears in the display, an unsuitable oven function has been selected.
6 Set the required internal temperature using the + and - buttons (see baking and roasting tips on page 19). The internal temperature can be adjusted in steps of 1 °C.
7 Press start.

The internal temperature measured and the time elapsed appear in the display.

The oven gives a signal and switches off when the internal temperature set has been reached. You stop the signal by opening the door. You can also stop it with the stop button or the timer buttons.

Using the temperature selector button °C you can select the display to be changed. You can adjust the display that blinks.

childproof lock

childproof lock

The appliance is fitted with a childproof lock. When the childproof lock is switched on, the controls do not work; the oven door can still be opened, however. You can only switch the child lock on when the oven is not in use.

locking

Press stop for 5 seconds until the key symbol lights up. You will hear a beep twice. The key symbol lights up.

unlocking

Press start for 5 seconds until the key symbol goes out. The key symbol disappears.

adjusting the standard oven temperature

selecting function

When an oven function has been selected, the oven chooses a standard oven temperature itself. You can adjust this.

1 Select an oven function.

The standard oven temperature appears.

adjusting standard temperature

2 Set the standard temperature required using the + and - buttons.
3 Again press the button for the function selected and keep this button depressed until you hear a signal.

cooking information oven functions

cooking information accessories

turbo; hot air

You can cook on various levels at the same time. Thanks to the intensive heat transfer, you can select a temperature approx. 20 °C lower than stated for conventional recipes.

infra; top and bottom heat

Infra is meant for cooking on one level. Place the dish in the middle of the oven for the traditional method of cooking. The dishes rise well and get a nice brown colour.

bottom heat

Only the bottom heat is switched on. This setting is suitable for giving tart and pizza bases a bit of extra cooking. Switch to this setting at the end of a baking process.

infra with fan

Infra with fan is meant for cooking on one level. Thanks to the intensive heat transfer, you can select a temperature approx. 20 °C lower than stated for conventional recipes.

economy grill

Use the economy grill when there is only a dish in the middle of the oven or when using the rotisserie. The thermostat also controls the grill. As a result, the element will not be red continuously, but only from time to time.

maxi grill

Use the maxi grill for large portions - for a fully-covered grid shelf, for example. The thermostat also controls the grill. As a result, the element will not be red continuously, but only from time to time.

flat grid shelf

For grilling and for baking with baking tins.

baking tray/roasting tin

For baking dough without a tin and for roasting meat. The roasting tin can also be slid under the grid shelf and used as a drip-tray.

basting grid

With a recess in the grid for basting meat. Fits on the roasting tin and the support frame.

glass baking tray

For baking dough without a tin and for roasting meat. Never rinse the baking tray under cold water immediately after use; it may crack.

support frame

For the glass baking tray and the baking tray/roasting tin.

culisensor

For roasting large pieces of meat. You can then always be sure that the meat is cooked enough for your wishes (for using the culisensor, see page 10).

grillset

For grilling on the rotisserie or the grill set.

1 Slide a grid shelf and drip-tray onto shelf level 1.
2 Hook the support into the side (1).
3 Push the grill set into the rear wall (2).
4 Place the spit on the support (3).
5 Remove the handle and close the door.

cooking information

tips for baking and roasting

cooking information

tips for baking and roasting

introduction

In the tables on pages 19, 20 and 21 inclusive you will find information about cooking times, temperatures and shelf heights. The times and temperatures in the tables are averages. If necessary, you can use slightly different values in order to cook more than one dish at the same time.

energy-conscious use of the oven

Open the oven door as little as possible.

Cook dishes with approximately the same cooking temperatures (apple tart and an oven dish, for example) at the same time on the same grid shelf, or one above the other with the turbo function. You can also braise meal at the same time.

Cook several dishes one after the other (an oven dish after a cake, for example). The cooking time for the second dish can often be shortened by 10 minutes because there is so much heat still in the oven.

Thanks to the oven insulation, dishes with a longer cooking time (more than an hour) can finish cooking using the residual heat in the oven. Switch the oven off 10 minutes earlier than is indicated, but leave the door shut.

preheating

Preheating is not generally necessary, except for dishes with a cooking time of less than 30 minutes or when the recipe indicates it. You can warm the oven extra quickly using the special preheating setting.

empty oven

Take everything that is not required for cooking out of the oven.

cooling down

Switch the oven off before taking the cooked dish out of it.

oven dishes

You can, in principle, use any dish that is heatproof. Do not rinse glass dishes under cold water directly after use. The sudden temperature difference may cause the glass to crack. Use dark or black baking tins. These conduct heat better and allow the food to cook more evenly.

do not cover the bottom of the oven

Covering the bottom of the oven - for example, with aluminium foil or a baking tray - may result in overheating and damage to the enamel.

setting the time

Select a cooking time 5 minutes shorter than that given in the recipe. This enables you to check whether the dish or cake is cooked and has a good colour before the end. If not, close the oven door and check it again a little later. The door should be opened and closed slowly, and preferably not before three-quarters of the cooking time has elapsed.

keeping warm

You can use the oven to keep warm food that has already been cooked. Select the turbo function and a temperature of 80 °C . Cover food that you want to keep warm, to stop it drying out.

cooking information

roasting

cooking information

grilling

roasting meat

Large pieces of meat weighing more than 1 kg are the most suitable. The meat becomes evenly crisp on the outside, with almost no loss of weight as a result.

- Rub the meat with salt and seasoning 15 minutes beforehand. Use 80 to 100gm of butter or fat (or a mixture of both) per 500gm of meat for roasting.

cooking times

• Flat, thin pieces need on average 5 minutes less cooking time than thick or rolled pieces of meat.
• Larger pieces of meat need 15 to 20 minutes cooking time longer per 500gm of extra weight.
• Through the use of the culisensor, you can always be sure of getting the right result.

In the table on page 20 you will find the roasting temperatures for various types of meat with a weight of approx. 1.5 kg. In the table on page 21 you will find the internal temperatures.

cooking

• Place the meat in a roasting tin and pour hot butter and/or fat over it. If the meat has a layer of fat, place this facing upwards during roasting. Baste meat without a layer of fat every 15 minutes. Baste meat with a layer of fat every 30 minutes.
• If the gravy becomes too dark, add a few spoonfuls of water every now and then during roasting.
  • After cooking, allow the meat to rest for 10 minutes - covered with aluminium foil - before carving it.

general tips

• When grilling meat, game, poultry and fish, the meat or fish is sealed immediately, preserving the nutrients and flavour. Butter and oil are not necessary, therefore. Thick pieces of small cuts of meat, thin fish steaks or whole fish are the most suitable.
• The skewers are used for even grilling of smaller pieces of meat and vegetables, such as satay, kebabs and shashliks.

tips for meat

• Only use good quality meat. Allow 100-200 gm of meat or 150-250 gm of meat on the bone per person.
  • Always place a suitable roasting tin under the food to catch any drips of fat. If necessary, dry the meat with kitchen paper before placing it under the grill.
• For food with a long grilling time, such as rolled meat and chicken, pour ± 250 ml of water into the roasting tin.

tips for fish

• Allow 150-200 gm of steaks or whole fish or 100-150 gm of filleted fish per person. For larger fish, have the head removed.
• Wash the fish. Dry it with kitchen paper. Score thick fish. Place the fish on the grid shelf and slide a roasting tin underneath.

garnishes and sauces

• Garnishes - such as slices of apple, pineapple or tomato halves, for example - can also be grilled.
• Place slices of cheese on the meat at the last minute and allow it to melt. Only salt and pepper the meat after grilling it. How thick the meat is determines its position under the grill. In general, thin pieces of meat should be put in a high position (always at least 5 cm away from the grill) and thicker pieces, which must be cooked right through, somewhat lower.
• Turn thinner pieces of meat with a pair of tongs. Use oven gloves. Do not prick the meat, because this will cause loss of meat juices. In the case of grilled meat, where no gravy is formed, a sauce or herb butter can be served separately if desired.
• Do not cut grilled meat or suchlike immediately, but allow it to cool for a few minutes first. There will then be less loss of meat juices when you do cut it.

labels

These are guidelines. The temperature and time may vary, as they depend among other things on the quantity, type of mould and desired colour.

baking

	turbo Infra time
	oven temp. °C shelf* oven temp. °C shelf* min.
cake mixture
cake	140 - 150	2	160 - 170	2	65 - 70
deep cake 140 - 160 2 160 - 180 2 70 - 80
gingerbread	140 - 150	2	160 - 170	2	65 - 75
fruit cake (baking tray)	150 - 170	3	180 - 200	3	35 - 45
fruit cake (loose-bottomed tin) 150 - 170 2 160 - 180 2 45 - 55
cake base 150 - 170 3 180 - 200 3 20 - 30
small cake 150 - 170 3 180 - 200 3 15 - 25
sponges
sponge cake 150 - 170 3 170 - 190 3 40 - 50
Swiss roll	160 - 180	3	180 - 200	3	15 - 20
shortcrust pastry
apple pie	165 - 175	2	180 - 200	2	50 - 60
cheesecake	150 - 170	2	180 - 200	2	70 - 80
pie base	150 - 170	3	180 - 200	3	15 - 25
shortbread biscuits
-on 1 level	150 - 160	3	170 - 180	3	15 - 18
-on 2 levels	150 - 160	2 + 4	-	-	15 - 18
yeast mixtures
flan	180 - 190	3	200 - 220	3	30 - 40
bread	200 - 210	2	220 - 230	2	30 - 40
pizza	190 - 210	3	210 - 230	3	20 - 35
choux pastry
profiteroles	190 - 200	3	210 - 220	3	20 - 30
puff pastry	190 - 210	3	200 - 220	3	15 - 25
oven dishes/gratins
raw ingredients	160 - 180	2	180 - 200	2	60 - 80
pre-cooked ingredients**	160 - 180	2	180 - 200	2	30 - 40
only "au gratin"	180 - 200	2	180 - 200	2	20 - 30
lasagne	170 - 190	2	190 - 210	2	35 - 45

• from bottom to top

** The ingredients here are still hot. If the ingredients have been pre-cooked but have been allowed to cool, the baking time should be extended.

cooking information

labels

cooking information

labels

roasting

	turbo		Infra		time
meat (1,5 kg) oven temp. °C shelf* oven temp. °C shelf* min.
veal
veal fricandeau	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	60 - 65
rolled veal	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	80 - 90
stuffed breast of veal	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	80 - 90
beef
sirloin (undercut)	200 - 210	2/3	220 - 230	2/3	20 - 25
roast beef	200 - 220	2/3	220 - 240	2/3	30 - 35
rolled loin	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	55 - 65
rolled rib	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	85 - 95
aitchbone	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	35 - 45
pork
pork fricandeau	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	80 - 90
rolled pork loin	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	80 - 90
marbled rolled pork	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	90 - 100
lamb
leg of lamb, pink	150 - 160	2/3	200	2/3	50 - 60
leg of lamb, done	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	85 - 100
rolled lamb	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	95 - 110
shoulder of lamb	150 - 160	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	95 - 110
poultry (1 kg)
chicken	160 - 170	2	170 - 180	2	50 - 60
young turkey (2 - 3 kg)	160 - 170	1	170 - 180	1	120 - 180
duck (wild)	160 - 170	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	50 - 60
game
hare	160 - 170	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	110 - 120
rabbit	160 - 170	2/3	170 - 180	2/3	90 - 120

* from bottom to top

grilling

flat grilling grill with rotisserie time oven temp. °C shelf ^A oven temp. °C min.
chops 200 - 225 4 / 5 - 12 - 16
lamb cutlets 200 - 225 5 - 7 - 8
sausages 200 - 225 4 / 5 - 16 - 20
hamburger 200 - 225 5 - 14 - 17
shashlik	200 - 225 5 -	6 - 10
fish fillet (thin)	200 - 225 5 - 8 - 10
fish (steak) 200 - 225 4 / 5 -	10 - 15
toast	200 - 225 5 - 2 - 4
toast, with topping	200 - 225 4 - 4 - 5
chicken (1 kg)	-	-	200 - 225
rolled pork (1 kg)	-	-	200 - 225
rolled beef (1 kg)	-	-	200 - 225

Turn the dishes halfway through the grilling time.

roasting with the culisensor

meat (1,5 kg)	turbo oven temp. °C	infra oven temp. °C	internal temp. °C	result
veal
veal fricandeau	150 - 160	170 - 180	77	done
rolled veal	150 - 160	170 - 180	77	done
stuffed breast of veal	150 - 160	170 - 180	77	done
beef
sirloin	200 - 210	220 - 230	35	red
roast beef	200 - 220	220 - 240	45	red
rolled loin	150 - 160	170 - 180	70	pink
rolled rib	150 - 160	170 - 180	77	done
pork
pork fricandeau	150 - 160	170 - 180	77	done
rolled pork loin	150 - 160	170 - 180	77	done
marbled rolled pork	150 - 160	170 - 180	82	done
lamb
leg of lamb	150 - 160	200	70	pink
leg of lamb	150 - 160	170 - 180	80	done
rolled lamb	150 - 160	170 - 180	80	done
shoulder of lamb	150 - 160	170 - 180	80	done
poultry (1 kg)	160 - 170	170 - 180	95	done
game
hare	160 - 170	170 - 180	95	done
rabbit	160 - 170	170 - 180	95	done

maintenance

cleaning

faults

what should I do if...

Use the enamelled baking tray as a drip-tray when grilling.

cleaning after use

For cleaning both the inside and the outside of the oven, it is best to use a mild cleaning agent (washing-up liquid) and a damp cloth.

Dry with kitchen paper or a dry cloth.

Never use abrasive agents. These may harm the enamel or cause scratches.

stubborn stains

You can remove stubborn stains with a liquid abrasive or oven cleaner.

Remove burnt-on food inside the oven with a glass scraper.

The glass panel on the inside of the door is removable. If the oven has been built in under the worktop, it may be that the glass panel cannot be taken out of the door. You can clean the window on the inside by sliding a cloth between the two panes.

The glass panel's guides on the inside of the oven door may become discoloured if they come into contact with oven cleaner. Read the directions on the packaging of the oven cleaner before use.

cleaning accessories

Use a mild cleaning agent. Dry the accessory well with a dry cloth. Any burnt-on food on the grill set can be removed using steel wool.

If the appliance does not work properly, this does not always mean that it is defective. Try to deal with the problem yourself first. Phone the service department if the advice given below does not help.

fault	cause	solution
The clock does not work (see page 25).	No power supply.	Insert the plug in the socket.
	Fuse in the meter cupboard defective.	Replace the fuse.
Oven or grill does not heat up.	Fuse in the meter cupboard defective.	Replace the fuse.
	End-time set.	The oven switches on automatically.
Temperature is not correct.	Temperature set incorrectly.	Set the oven temperature again.
	Thermostat defective.	Switch oven off and phone the service department.
Oven light not on.	End-time set.	The light will come on when the door is opened and when the oven switches on.
	No power supply.	Insert the plug in the socket.
	Bulb defective.	Switch oven off and replace the bulb. Disconnect the appliance from the power supply by removing the plug from the socket or by turning the main switch in the meter cupboard. You can snap the glass cover out of the side wall of the oven. The bulb is then accessible. Replace it with a new bulb 230 V-50 Hz-300 °C.
Oven switches off suddenly.	Working-time limiter has switched the oven off.	Reset the oven.
F0 - Fxx appears.	Button is dirty.	Clean the button.
	Button is pressed for too long.	Release the button sooner.
	Button is defective.	Phone the service department.
F99 appears.	Several buttons dirty.	Clean the buttons.
	Several buttons pressed for too long.	Release the buttons sooner.
E0 appears.	Electronics in oven too hot.	Wait until oven has cooled down.
E1 appears.	Thermostat defective.	Phone the service department.
E2 appears.	Culisensor not connected correctly.	Insert plug correctly.
	Culisensor defective.	Phone the service department.
CU appears.	The culisensor is used with the wrong function.	Use the culisensor only with the Turbo, Infra and Infra-with-fan functions.
CU and 55 flash in turns.	Culisensor is too hot.	Let the culisensor cool down.

If there is no reception the clock works on an internal signal. When there is reduced reception, the clock will often synchronise itself at night.

The oven is equipped with a so-called DCF clock. The clock sets itself automatically in response to a radio signal. If the signal is disturbed it may take longer before the clock sets itself. This is normal. Should the clock continue to receive signals badly, reception may be optimised by moving the aerial.

The clock sets itself to Central European Time. You can select a so-called offset to this time (the time difference in relation to Central European Time). You can set a maximum difference of 1 hour, using the following procedure:

1 Press the time selector button until the display starts to blink.

2 Release the button and then press the time selector button again. *OF 0" appears in the display.

3 Set the time difference using the + and - buttons. *OF-1*, 'OF 0', "OF 1" appears in the display.

A few seconds after the button is released, the offset is set.

The appliance's packaging is recyclable. The following may be used:

• cardboard;
  • polyethylene film (PE);
  • CFC-free polystyrene (PS rigid foam).

Dispose of these materials responsibly and in accordance with government regulations.

The government can also provide information about the responsible disposal of discarded domestic appliances.

what Atag guarantees

On this appliance, Atag gives you a 5 year guarantee on parts and 1 year's free service. The guarantee on Atag kitchen equipment is only valid if the appliance is installed for domestic use and for purposes for which it has been constructed.

The guarantee period commences on the date of delivery. You should be able to prove this date on request - with a delivery note or sales invoice, for example. Parts which become defective due to material, construction or manufacturing errors are exchanged free of charge for a period of 5 years. During the first year you also receive free service. This means that in the event of repairs no administration costs, call out charges or labour costs are charged. In the event of the dispatch of free parts, no forwarding costs are charged during the first year.

who to contact

In the countries where there is an Atag representative, you can approach this representative if you wish to call in the Atag service department. In other countries, you should contact your supplier.

excluded from the guarantee

transport damage and installation errors

Check you new equipment before bringing it into operation. If you find any damage, contact your supplier. Defects and damage resulting from an installation error are not covered by the guarantee.

The cost of damage resulting from insufficient ventilation of the appliance or incorrect electrical connection will not be reimbursed. Faults occurring due to changes which have been made to the equipment are also excluded from the guarantee.

defects in usage and Incorrect or Insufficient maintenance

This applies, for example, to glass breakage and damage to enamel as a result of objects knocking against or falling on the equipment.

guarantee conditions

As a result of insufficient or incorrect maintenance, discolouration of surfaces may occur and rubbers and plastics may age quickly; these things are not covered by the guarantee, either.

wear and tear or ageing

Examples of this are defective light bulbs, discolouration of plastic or painted parts and scratches on the equipment.

data plate

You will find the appliance specifications on the data plate. In this connection, please refer to the last page of the instructions for use.

where do you find Atag

United Kingdom:

ATAG (UK) Limited

19-20 Hither Green Clevedon, Somerset BS21 6XU

The Technical and Service

Department

Tel 01275 - 870606

Fax 01275 - 871371

If you need to contact the

Atag Service Department. please supply us with the model number of the appliance in question together with as many details as possible regarding the problem.

This guarantee in no way affects your statutory rights. Atag UK is a member of the Dutch Atag Group of companies with sister companies in Holland, Belgium and Germany.