Q: What is the maximum temperature of the TEKA IOVEN INOX oven?

The TEKA IOVEN INOX oven has a maximum adjustable temperature of 250°C . This temperature range allows for cooking a wide variety of dishes, from roasted meats to pastries. For cooking that requires higher temperatures, ensure that your recipe is compatible with this temperature range, and adjust cooking times if necessary.

Q: How to disable or stop the sound alarm of the TEKA HSB 630 P oven?

To immediately stop the sound signal that rings on the TEKA HSB 630 P oven, press any button on the control panel. The acoustic signal stops immediately and the alarm symbol turns off. The TEKA HSB 630 P oven has a Timer function that allows you to set a sound timer. This function works in a specific way: The timer sounds for a maximum of 90 seconds , then stops automatically The oven does not turn off when the time is up – the alarm only signals the end of the programmed time You can press any button to silence the signal before these 90 seconds To set the alarm: Press the arrows until the alarm symbol (O) flashes, confirm with OK, then set the desired time with the arrows. The alarm will sound when the set time expires. The manual for the TEKA HSB 630 P oven does not provide a setting to completely disable the oven's system sounds (confirmation beeps, etc.). If you do not wish to use the Timer function, simply do not program it – the other sound signals of the oven (end of preheating, validation beeps) will continue to operate normally.

Q: What cleaning system does the TEKA HPS 735 oven use: pyrolysis, catalysis, or other?

The TEKA HPS 735 is equipped with a pyrolysis system for automatic cleaning. This process uses very high temperatures to carbonize and oxidize the grease residues accumulated inside the oven, making their removal easier. Three pyrolysis levels are available: P1 (Minimum program) : 1 hour P2 (Standard program) : 1 hour 30 minutes P3 (Maximum program) : 2 hours Important before starting a cycle : remove all accessories (grids, trays) from the oven. Once the cycle is complete, wipe the inside of the cavity with a damp cloth to remove the ashes produced during cleaning.

Question 1

What is the maximum temperature of the TEKA IOVEN INOX oven?

Accepted Answer

The TEKA IOVEN INOX oven has a maximum adjustable temperature of 250°C. This temperature range allows for cooking a wide variety of dishes, from roasted meats to pastries.

For cooking that requires higher temperatures, ensure that your recipe is compatible with this temperature range, and adjust cooking times if necessary.

Question 2

How to disable or stop the sound alarm of the TEKA HSB 630 P oven?

Accepted Answer

To immediately stop the sound signal that rings on the TEKA HSB 630 P oven, press any button on the control panel. The acoustic signal stops immediately and the alarm symbol turns off.

The TEKA HSB 630 P oven has a Timer function that allows you to set a sound timer. This function works in a specific way:

The timer sounds for a maximum of 90 seconds, then stops automatically
The oven does not turn off when the time is up – the alarm only signals the end of the programmed time
You can press any button to silence the signal before these 90 seconds

To set the alarm: Press the arrows until the alarm symbol (O) flashes, confirm with OK, then set the desired time with the arrows. The alarm will sound when the set time expires.

The manual for the TEKA HSB 630 P oven does not provide a setting to completely disable the oven's system sounds (confirmation beeps, etc.). If you do not wish to use the Timer function, simply do not program it – the other sound signals of the oven (end of preheating, validation beeps) will continue to operate normally.

Question 3

How to reheat or keep food warm in the TEKA HSB 620 P N oven?

Accepted Answer

The TEKA HSB 620 P N oven has several ways to reheat your food:

Eco Mode - Economical Solution

The Eco mode is ideal for reheating at low temperatures without excessive consumption. Select this program and adjust the temperature according to your needs (up to 250 °C maximum).

Cooking Time Programming

For precise control:

Set the desired temperature via the selector - the heating symbol (♂) lights up and turns off automatically once the temperature is reached
Use the duration programming for automatic stop at the desired time
Or schedule the end time for the oven to turn off at a specific time

Hydroclean for Gentle Heating

If you want very gentle reheating, the Hydroclean function operates at low temperatures, unlike high-temperature pyrolysis.

The integrated interior lighting allows you to monitor the reheating of your food without opening the door.

Question 4

How to set up the TEKA HSB 6360 P oven to roast a chicken?

Accepted Answer

To roast a chicken with your TEKA HSB 6360 P oven, here is the recommended setup:

Cooking mode: Select Traditional cooking (convection heat) or Maxi grill according to your preference. Traditional cooking is perfect for an even roast.
Temperature: Set to 180-200 °C for gentle and even cooking. This oven can handle temperatures up to 300 °C depending on the selected function.
Cooking time: Allow about 20 minutes per 500 g at 180 °C, which is approximately 1h20 to 1h30 for a 2 kg chicken.
Using the timer: Use the built-in electronic timer to set the desired cooking duration.
Placement: Place the chicken on the central rack of the oven, ideally on a drip tray to catch the juices.

For even more controlled cooking, you can use the Automatic programming function available on this model, or the Delayed start function to prepare your meal in advance.

Question 5

What does the thermometer symbol without a number displayed at the start of traditional cooking mode mean?

Accepted Answer

The thermometer symbol without a number that appears on your TEKA HSC 6350 oven in traditional cooking mode is a preheating indicator. This symbol means that the oven is heating up and has not yet reached the target temperature you have set (200°C in your case).

According to the HSC 6350 manual, the display of the thermometer symbol indicates that the heating element is active. It will disappear or change display once the programmed temperature is reached, allowing you to start your cooking. This phase can take several minutes depending on the set temperature.

This is a normal and expected operation of the appliance. Just wait for the preheating to finish before placing your food in the oven.

Question 6

What cleaning system does the TEKA HPS 735 oven use: pyrolysis, catalysis, or other?

Accepted Answer

The TEKA HPS 735 is equipped with a pyrolysis system for automatic cleaning. This process uses very high temperatures to carbonize and oxidize the grease residues accumulated inside the oven, making their removal easier.

Three pyrolysis levels are available:

P1 (Minimum program): 1 hour
P2 (Standard program): 1 hour 30 minutes
P3 (Maximum program): 2 hours

Important before starting a cycle: remove all accessories (grids, trays) from the oven. Once the cycle is complete, wipe the inside of the cavity with a damp cloth to remove the ashes produced during cleaning.

Question 7

How to orient the glass with the inscription "Termoglas" on the door of the TEKA HCB 6535 SS oven?

Accepted Answer

For the built-in TEKA HCB 6535 SS oven, the Termoglas glass on the door must be positioned so that the inscription "Termoglas" is visible and readable from inside the oven. This means that the letters should be oriented towards the oven cavity, not outward.

This specific orientation of the Termoglas glass is essential for two reasons: on one hand, it ensures good thermal insulation of the door by correctly positioning each layer of glass, and on the other hand, it guarantees the sealing and safety of the door during cooking.

To install or reinstall the glass, follow these steps: start by thoroughly cleaning and drying the Termoglas glass. Check that the inscription is clearly readable and undamaged. Carefully insert the glass into the designated supports on the door frame, ensuring that the letters are oriented inward. Fully close the door and test its opening and closing several times to ensure that the glass is securely fixed and stable.

Avoid forcing the glass during installation to prevent breaking it. If you have difficulty identifying the correct orientation, remember that you should be able to read the inscription "Termoglas" as if you were looking from inside the oven. Incorrect orientation would compromise thermal insulation and could affect the performance of your TEKA HCB 6535 SS oven.

Question 8

How to correctly reassemble the inner glass of the TEKA HCB 6535 SS oven after cleaning?

Accepted Answer

To correctly reassemble the inner glass of your TEKA HCB 6535 SS oven after cleaning it, it is important to follow a precise procedure to ensure that the glass is properly secured and that the door closes correctly.

Prior Preparation

Ensure that the oven is completely turned off and cold. Wait at least one hour after use to avoid any risk of burns.
Make sure the inner glass is clean, perfectly dry, and free of any moisture.
Inspect the glass to ensure it is not damaged, cracked, or chipped before reassembling it.

Identifying Supports and Positioning

Locate the metal supports or grooves located at the bottom and top of the oven door, designed to hold the inner glass.
Slightly tilt the glass (about 45 degrees) to facilitate its insertion.
First, gently insert the bottom part of the glass into the lower supports of the door.
Then, gradually lift the glass and guide the upper part towards the upper supports until it fits completely.

Checking the Fixing

Gently press on the entire surface of the glass to ensure it is properly positioned and does not move.
Test the alignment: the glass should be perfectly horizontal and aligned with the door.
Open and close the oven door several times slowly and gently to check that the glass does not move and does not rub against the supports.
Ensure that the door closes without abnormal resistance and that there is no gap between the glass and the edges of the door.

If you encounter resistance during installation or if the glass does not fit properly, stop immediately and do not force it, as this could damage the glass or the supports. Clean the supports with a dry cloth to remove any dust that may hinder insertion. If difficulties persist, it is recommended to contact a certified TEKA technician.

Question 9

What should I do if the door of the TEKA HSB 635 P oven does not close completely?

Accepted Answer

Your TEKA HSB 635 P oven has a door with a hinge system and a sealing gasket that can be the source of closure problems. If the door does not close completely, follow these diagnostic steps in order to identify and resolve the issue.

Checking the hinges - Start by inspecting the two side hinges of the door (located on the sides of the oven frame). Check that the fixing screws are not loose. Use an appropriate tool to gently tighten all screws if necessary, alternating slightly from one side to the other to ensure symmetrical alignment. A loose screw on a hinge can tilt the door and prevent it from closing properly.

Cleaning the sealing gasket - The rubber gasket that borders the door easily accumulates food residues, crumbs, and grease that can block the closure. Carefully clean the gasket by wiping it with a damp soft cloth, paying special attention to the corners and areas where dirt accumulates. Also, check that the gasket is not caught in the frame when closing.

Inspecting the condition of the gasket - After cleaning, examine the gasket in detail. Look for cracks, compressed areas, hardening, or deformation of the rubber. A damaged gasket can no longer ensure a good seal and must be replaced. Most gaskets are removable and can be extracted from their slots by gently pulling. Refer to your installation manual for replacement instructions.

Checking the level of the oven - An unlevel oven will have a door that does not close straight. Place a level on top of the oven, first front to back, then side to side. If the oven is tilted, access the adjustable feet at the base of the appliance (usually four feet, sometimes two at the front and two at the back depending on the model). Slightly lift the oven if possible to adjust the feet. Check the horizontal alignment after each adjustment.

Progressive closure test - After each correction, slowly close the door while observing its path. It should close effortlessly, without rubbing on one side or making a cracking sound. Listen for the characteristic noise of the gasket compressing evenly. If the door gets stuck or closes poorly, go back to the previous steps.

If despite these checks the door of your TEKA HSB 635 P oven still does not close properly, contact TEKA customer service or a technician specialized in built-in appliances. A deeper issue concerning the frame, hinges, or door guides may require professional repair.

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