Bifinett KH 1107 User Manual

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Microwave with Grill
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BA-Ident-No.: 1107-072004-1/G B
Introduction
Appropriate use .................................................................................... Page 8
Delivery scope ...................................................................................... Page 8
Identification of parts ............................................................................ Page 8
Technical data ...................................................................................... Page 9
Safety
Safety precautions to prevent excessive exposure to microwave
energy .................................................................................................. Page 9
Important safety instructions ................................................................ Page 9
Earthing instructions / proper installation .............................................. Page 10
Radio interference on other appliances ................................................. Page 10
Content
Before you begin
Basic principles for cooking in the microwave oven .............................. Page 11
Always use suitable cookware .............................................................. Page 11
Installing the oven ................................................................................ Page 11
Description of functions
Setting the time .................................................................................... Page 12
Setting 12-hour mode .......................................................................... Page 12
Setting 24-hour mode .......................................................................... Page 12
Setting the time ..................................................................................... Page 12
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Content
Operation
Cooking in the microwave .................................................................... Page 13
Grill function ......................................................................................... Page 14
Grill/Combi cooking .............................................................................. Page 14
Express Start ........................................................................................ Page 15
Defrosting by weight ............................................................................ Page 15
Defrosting ............................................................................................ Page 16
Memory function .................................................................................. Page 16
Auto menu ............................................................................................ Page 16
Check functions .................................................................................... Page 17
Child safety lock ................................................................................... Page 17
Magnetic control safety function ........................................................... Page 17
Acoustic signal functions ...................................................................... Page 18
Cleaning and care .................................................................................... Page 18
Disposal ................................................................................................... Page 18
Warranty/Customer Service .................................................................... Page 19
Tips
Freezing and defrosting – the easy way … ........................................... Page 19
Cooking – the easy way … .................................................................. Page 20
Grilling – the easy way … .................................................................... Page 22
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Recipes
Onion soup au gratin ............................................................................ Page 24
Lentil stew ............................................................................................ Page 24
Cauliflower cheese ............................................................................... Page 25
Macaroni and mince bake with broccoli ................................................ Page 25
Mushroom and fillet of pork in spicy paprika sauce .............................. Page 25
Potato gratin ......................................................................................... Page 26
Chicken fricassee ................................................................................. Page 26
Green chicken casserole ....................................................................... Page 26
Bread or bacon dumplings .................................................................... Page 27
White sauce ......................................................................................... Page 27
Custard ................................................................................................ Page 27
Rice pudding ........................................................................................ Page 27
Red fruit jelly (with strawberries and raspberries) ................................. Page 27
Content
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Introduction/ Safety
Microwave with Grill KH 1107
Introduction
Appropriate use
This microwave oven is intended for heating and preparation of food as described in the instruction manual. Any modification of the appliance is contrary to the intended use and can result in serious ac­cidents. The manufacturer accepts no responsi­bility for damage caused by use of the appliance contrary to its intended purpose. This microwave oven is not intended for com­mercial use.
Delivery scope
Please check immediately after unpacking the appliance that the contents are complete. 1 microwave oven, model KH 1107 1 roller ring 1 glass plate 1 metal rack for grill operation 1 operating manual 1 warranty card
Identification of parts
Buttons/controls on the control panel
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Buttons for 11 pre-programmed
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Control knob
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Memory button
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Grill/Combi button
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Start/Quick Start
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Cancel/Stop button
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Power button
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Jet Defrost
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Clock button
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Auto reheat button
Door safety latch
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Pull the handle to open the door. If the door is opened during cooking, operation is interrupted and the set program or function is retained. Cooking resumes when the door is closed and the Start button is pressed.
Glass plate
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Always leave the glass plate with the roller ring
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Air vent
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Glass plate
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LED display
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Control panel
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Door safety latch
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Roller ring
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Window
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Metal rack for grill operation
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Metal rack/grill
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Use the metal rack for grilling. Place a heat-resistant plate underneath the metal rack to catch splashes or drops of grease and food. Caution: the metal rack must only be used on the glass plate. After grilling, use an oven cloth or pan
Introduction/ Safety
holder to remove the metal rack. Please be aware that the inside of the oven can get very hot, and appropriate care must be taken.
Technical data
Rated voltage: 230 V ~ 50 Hz Maximum power output: Microwave: 800 W Grill: 1000 W Capacity: 20.5 l Diameter of rotating plate: 270 mm Dimensions: 485 x 285 x 340 mm Weight: 13.7 kg
Safety
Safety precautions to prevent exces­sive exposure to microwave energy
· Do not attempt to operate the oven with the door open, since this can lead to exposure to a harmful level of microwave energy. It is important that the safety locks are not broken open or tampered with in any way.
· Do not wedge anything between the front of the oven and the door; make sure that no dirt or cleaning agent residue are allowed to accu­mulate on the sealing surfaces.
· Do not use the microwave if it is damaged. It is particularly important that the door closes properly and there is no damage to the follow­ing:
- the door (bent),
- hinges and locks (broken or loose),
- door seals and sealing surfaces.
· The oven must only be adjusted or repaired by the named service centre or by a properly qualified specialist.
Important safety instructions
Certain elementary safety precautions must be taken to ensure personal safety when using electrical appliances. These precautions include the following:
Danger: to reduce the risk of burns, electric shocks, fire, injury or excessive exposure to microwave energy: Read all instructions before using the oven for the first time.
· Use this appliance for the intended purpose as described in this manual only. Do not use any corrosive chemicals or vapours in the oven. This microwave is specially designed for heat­ing, cooking or drying foods.
It is not equipped for industrial or laboratory use.
· Do not operate the microwave when it is empty.
· Do not operate the oven if the cable or plug is damaged, the oven is not working properly, or if it is damaged or has been dropped. Avoid all hazards. A faulty power cable or plug should only be replaced by the manufacturer or a similarly qualified specialist.
· Danger: do not allow children to use the microwave unattended unless they have been given appropriate instructions to enable them to use the appliance safely and ensure that they understand the dangers involved in improper use.
· To minimize the risk of fire in the microwave: if you are heating food in plastic or paper containers, keep an eye on the microwave at all times, as it is possible for the materials to catch fire.
· Remove clips containing wire from paper or plastic bags before you put the bag in the microwave.
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Safety
· If you notice any smoke, switch the oven off or pull out the plug and keep the oven door closed to smother any flames.
· Do not store anything inside the oven cavity. Do not leave any paper articles, cooking utensils or foodstuffs in the microwave when it is not in use.
· Warning: liquids and other foodstuffs must not be heated in sealed, airtight containers, since they can explode and damage the appliance. When heating drinks in the microwave, there may be a delay before the liquid begins to bubble when boiling. Care must therefore be taken when handling the cup/container.
· Do not fry foods in the microwave. Hot oil can damage parts of the appliance and utensils and may cause burns to the skin.
· Eggs in shells and hard-boiled eggs should not be heated in the microwave, since they can explode even after cooking in the micro­wave has stopped.
· Foods with a thick skin, such as potatoes, whole pumpkins, apples and chestnuts must be pierced before cooking.
· The contents of baby bottles and jars of baby food should be stirred or shaken.
· Danger: please check the temperature of food before giving it to a baby; this can prevent in some cases serious burns.
· Cooking utensils can become hot as a result of the heat emitted by the heated foods and it may only be possible to touch them with an oven cloth or pan holder. It is important to check whether cooking utensils are suitable for use in microwave ovens.
Danger: maintenance or repair work requiring
removal of any covers which protect against exposure to microwave energy poses a dan­ger to anyone other than a qualified specialist.
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Earthing instructions / proper installation
This appliance must be earthed. It is supplied with a cable with an earth lead and an earthed plug. A properly installed and earthed wall socket is required for this plug. In the event of a short circuit, earthing reduces the risk of an electric shock through the discharge cable. It is recom­mended that a separate power circuit is used to supply the microwave on its own. High voltages are dangerous and can cause fires or other accidents, which may result in damage to the microwave oven. Risk to life: improper handling of the earth plug poses a risk of electric shock. Note: if you have any questions regarding earth­ing or the electrical instructions, please consult an electrician or service specialist. Neither the manufacturer nor the dealer can assume liability for damage to the microwave or for personal injury resulting from non-compliance with the instructions relating to electrical connec­tion of the appliance.
Radio interference on other appliances
Operation of the microwave can cause interfer­ence on your radio, television or similar devices. If such interference occurs, you can reduce or eliminate it in the following ways:
! Clean the door and sealing surfaces of the
microwave.
! Adjust the receiving aerial of the radio or
television.
! Install the microwave in a different place from
where the receiver is located.
! Take the microwave away from the receiver. ! Plug the microwave into a different socket.
The microwave and receiver should use dif­ferent branches of the power circuit.
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