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EN Elec tric ov en
User'smanual
■ Prior to using this appliance, please read the user's manual thoroughly , even in cases,
when one has already familiarised themselves with previous use of similar types of
appliances. Only use the appliance in the manner described in this user’ s manual.
Keep this user'smanual in asaf e place where it can be easily retrieved for future use .
In the event that you hand this appliance over t o somebody else, make sure to also
include this user'smanual.
■ We rec ommend saving the original cardboard box, packaging material, purchase
receipt and responsibility statement of the vendor or warran ty card for at least the
duration of the legal liability for unsatisfactory performance or quality. In the event
of transportation, we recommend that you pack the appliance in the original bo x
from the manufacturer .
■ Carefully unpack the appliance and take care not to thr ow away any part of the
packaging before you find all the parts of the appliance.
DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE AND AC CESSORIES
A1 B ody of the oven
A2 Side tabs creating grooves for
insertion of a baking tray or rack
into the baking chamber of the
oven
The tabs form a total of three
grooves abov e each other, which
enable the placement of the baking
tray or rack at various heights
A3 D ouble-glazed window
A4 D oor
A5 Handle
A6 Side panels with vents
A7 Operation indicator
A8 Control elements
A9 Light
A10 Fan
A11 Heating elements
A12 Baking tray
A13 Grilling rack
A14 Drip tray
A15 Holder for remo ving the rack or
baking tray
B1 T emperature control knob
B2 Baking mode knob
B3 Time control knob
C1 T op heat
Suitable for toasting and grilling
C2 Bottom heat
Suitable for heating ready meals
C3 T op and bottom heat
Suitable for baking
C4 Convection baking with running fan
PURPOSE OF USE AND APPLIANCE FEA TURES
■ This electric oven is intended to be used as a stand-alone appliance and is an
equivalent replacement for a standard built-in oven that requir es more space.
Its significant advantage, apart from its compact dimensions, is also its power
efficiency compared to standard ovens.
■ The electric oven is intended for baking a standard amount of food in the household.
It can be used for baking, grilling, crispening and many other tasks that are used in
the household for preparing meals.
BEFORE FIRST USE
■ Before using it, wash all remov able par ts that come into contact with food in hot
water using a small amount of kitchen detergent, then rinse with clean water and
wipe dry.
■ Wipe the outer surface of the oven using asoft sponge dipped in warm water with
asmall amount of kitchen detergent and wipe it dry.
■ Also clean out the baking chamber of the oven using a lightly dampened wiping
cloth and then wipe everything dry. When cleaning , take care not to wet the heating
elements or the fan. Never submerge the oven in wa ter or any other liquid.
■ In order for the oven to remo ve any odours from the manufacturing process, locate
it in aposition according to the chapter OPERA TING LOCA TION OF THE OVEN, start
it empty for 15 minutes in the top and bottom heat combination mode C3 with the
temperature knob B3 set to the highest temperature . Before turning it on, make
sure that no packaging materials remain in the baking chamber of the oven.
■ Allow the oven to cool down after it is turned off .
Note:
When this oven is turned on for the first time, fumes ma y be emitted for
the first 5 to 15 minutes. This is the result of the protective coatings on the
heating elements being burned off. This is normal and does not negatively
impact the performance of the oven and the fumes will disperse with use.
OPERA TION
OPERA TING LOCA TION OF THE OVEN
■ Locate the oven in aw ell-ventilated, warm and dry room with minimal dustiness. T o
ensure proper air circulation, there must be aclearance of at least 12 cm along the
sides and 30 cm above the oven.
■ The surface on which the oven is placed must be stable, heat resistant and
sufficiently far from other sources of heat. The load bearing capacity of the selected
surface must correspond to the combined weight of the oven and its cont ents.
■ Also select alocation respecting the fact that it is not appropriate to move the oven
while it is running and that fumes are released from the f ood.
USING THE AC CESSORIES
■ Baking tray A12 : Suitable for baked goods, cakes, conf ectioner y, fr ozen food, large
roasts, foods with ahigh liquid cont ent, etc.
■ Grilling rack A13 : Suitable for grilling or roasting meals, baking in cookware,
toasting, for cake pans, soufflés or deep-fro zen meals, etc.
■ Drip tray A14 : Serves to catch crumbs, fat drippings and other juices released
during grilling or roasting. It protects the heating elements and the baking chamber
against soiling.
■ Holder A15 : Enables the safe handling of the hot baking tray or grill rack.
INSERTING AND REMOVING AC CESSORIES
■ The baking chamber of the oven has three levels for inserting accessories. Each level
comprises of two guide grooves (see fig . D ), which enable the tray or rack to be
inserted or removed.
Position 1: T op position. It is used for grilling the majority of meats. Remember
to leave sufficient amount of free spac e above the food since the food
may increase in volume when heated .
Position 2: Middle position. Ideal for the majority of bak ing and cooking,
including baking of pizza, warming up and standard cooking and
baking with hot air. Suitable f or grilling certain taller meals.
Position 3: B ottom position. Pro vides sufficient height for baking taller meals. Use
this position for baking, re-heating or heating, etc.
■ Always insert the accessories between the guiding grooves a t the same level and
also always insert them fully into the baking chamber so that they are not touching
the oven door .
■ Place the drip tray on the very bottom of the baking chamber .
■ T o slide hot accessories in or out for the purpose of checking the food during
operation or for removing the acc essories completely, one can use the supplied
holder A15 . Nevertheless, always also use kitchen gloves.
Attention:
If you wish to slide an accessory out only partially during
operation, pull it out by no more than one half of its length,
otherwise it could tilt out.
■ Accessories that are not used during operation must be taken out of the ov en.
USING THE CONVECTION BAKING MODE WITH F AN
■ Using the fan during baking is suitable namely for baking doughs and meats, it is
also appropriate for grilling meat, fish and v egetables. The fan is also used to speed
up the defrosting of meat products or vegetables from the freez er.
■ The fan quickly and evenly distributes hot air inside the oven. Thanks to this, the
food is exposed to the effects of evenly distributed heat fr om all sides.
■ Activate the fan by turning the knob to position C4 .
Note:
When using the fan for baking, it may speed up the meal preparation time
by up to 30%. Therefore, check the f ood being prepared more frequently
and sooner than usual to avoid burning it.
The time required for defr osting food depends on its weight, therefore ,
the defrosting process needs to be regularly monitor ed.
BAKING TIPS
Attention:
Do not place excessively large f ood pieces into the oven. The food
must not touch the sides of the baking chamber or the heating
elements, otherwise, there is adanger of fire or injury by electrical
shock.
Do not heat liquids and meals in enclosed tin cans or canning jars
or in plastic containers. Always only use c ookware that is suitable
for electric ovens.
■ T ake care that the heating elements are not soiled while baking/grilling, for example
by juices or fat from food , and for this reason always use the supplied drip tray .
■ Regularly inspect the food while baking it and adjust the baking time as necessar y.
When preparing ready-made meals, f ollow the instructions on the packaging of the
food. After 3/4 of the recommended baking time has elapsed, check the meal and if
necessary, adjust the time and temperature .
■ If you will be baking various types of food after each other (e.g. meat, fish, fruit),
we recommend that you clean the r emains from the baking tray/rack between the
individual courses. Do not slice the food while it is on the baking tray or rack.
■ The recommended baking times for foods rec ommended in most recipes or
cookbooks assume that meat has the temperature as when taken from the
refrigerator . Bak ing frozen meat may take significan tly longer. Therefore, we
recommend using af ood thermometer. The bak ing time may be adjusted accor ding
to your habits and experience. The longer that you cook the food, the more well-
done and crispier it will be.
GRILLING TIPS
■ Cut the food you wish to g rill into small thin slices. Trim away an y excess fat from the
meat and attempt to remov e excess moisture from the food bef ore grilling.
■ Y ou may marinade, season, coat with sauce or oil in advance or also use aluminium
foil. Pr event any soiling of the bottom of the oven by dripping juices by inserting the
drip tray or the baking tray. If you pour some w ater into the tray in advance, you will
create atasty gravy juice.