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EN INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Microwave oven
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EN
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Dear Customer,
You have just acquired a DE DIETRICH microwave oven and we
would like to thank you.
Our research teams have created this new generation
of appliances for you. Their quality, design, features and
technological advances make them exceptional products, and
reveal our unique know-how.
Your new DE DIETRICH microwave oven will blend harmoniously
into your kitchen and will perfectly combine performance adapted
to the food being cooked and ease of use. We wanted to offer you
a pro-duct of excellence.
In the DE DIETRICH product line, you will also find a wide range
of ovens, hobs, hoods, dishwashers and fridges, that you can
coordinate with your new DE DIETRICH microwave oven.
Of course, in an ongoing effort to best satisfy your demands with
regard to our products, our after-sales service department is at
your disposal and ready to listen in order to respond to all of your
questions and suggestions (contact information at the end of this
booklet).
Visit our website www.dedietrich-electromenager.com, where
you will find our latest innovations as well as useful and
complementary information.
DE DIETRICH
Setting New Values
As part of our commitment to constantly improving our products, we
reserve the right to make changes to them based on technological
advances to their technical and functional features and appearance.
Warning: Before installing and using your appliance, please
carefully read this Guide to Installation and Use, which will
allow you to quickly familiarise yourself with its operation.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS EN
1/NOTICES TO THE USER
• Safety instructions ............................................................................ 26
• Operating principle ............................................................................ 27
• Environmental protection .................................................................. 27
2/INSTALLING YOUR APPLIANCE
• Before connecting ............................................................................. 28
• Electrical connection ......................................................................... 28
• Build-in .............................................................................................. 29
3/DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCE
• The appliance ................................................................................... 30
• Accessories ....................................................................................... 31
• The control panel .............................................................................. 32
• The display ........................................................................................ 33
4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE
• How to set and change the time ....................................................... 34
• Child safety ....................................................................................... 34
• Programming .................................................................................... 35
• Using the power levels ..................................................................... 35
• Microwave function ........................................................................... 36
• Reheating on 2 levels ....................................................................... 36
• Defrosting .......................................................................................... 37
• The SPEED DEFROST function ....................................................... 38
• Defrosting guide ................................................................................ 39
• The Keep warm function ................................................................... 40
• M1/M2/M3 memory buttons .............................................................. 40
• Delayed start ..................................................................................... 41
5/CARING FOR AND CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE ............................... 41
6/IN THE EVENT OF OPERATING ANOMALIES ....................................... 42
7/OPERATING PROFICIENCY TESTING ................................................... 43
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EN 1/NOTICES TO THE USER
Warning:
Keep this user guide with your
appliance. If the appliance is ever
sold or transferred to another person,
ensure that the new owner receives
the user guide. Please become familiar
with these recommendations before
installing and using your oven. They
were written for your safety and the
safety of others.
• SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Your appliance is intended exclusively for
domestic use for cooking, reheating and
defrosting food. The manufacturer declines all
responsibility in the event of improper use.
Check that utensils are suitable for use in a
microwave oven.
To avoid damage to your appliance, never
operate it when empty or without the turntable.
Do not tamper with the holes of the front lock, as
this could damage your appliance and result
in the need for repair.
The seal and the frame of the door must be
inspected regularly to ensure that they are not
damaged. If these areas become damaged,
stop using the appliance and have it checked
by a specialised technician.
Never heat a bottle with the nipple (risk of
explosion).
Never allow children to use the oven without
supervision, except when appropriate
instructions have been given so that the child
can use the oven safely and understand the
dangers of improper use.
Always use oven gloves to remove dishes from
the oven. Certain dishes absorb heat from the
food and can become very hot.
Liquids or other foods must not be heated in
closed containers as they may explode.
You should avoid heating eggs in their shell
and whole hard-boiled eggs in a microwave
oven as they may explode, even after cooking
has finished.
When drinks are heated by microwave, boiling
liquid may suddenly spurt even after heating,
precautions must therefore be taken when
handling the container.
When cooking small quantities (e.g. 1 sausage,
1 croissant, etc.), place a glass of water next
to the food.
Cooking for too long can dry out food and
burn it. To avoid this type of incident, never
use the same cooking time as recommended
for a traditional oven.
When heating food in plastic or paper
containers, keep an eye on the oven due to
the risk of fire.
When using the microwave and microwave +
fan cooking function, you should avoid using
metal containers, forks, spoons, knives or
metal fasteners or staples for freezer bags.
The contents of bottles or jars for babies must
be stirred or shaken and the temperature
must be checked before use, in order to avoid
burns.
If smoke appears, stop or unplug the oven and
keep the door closed to smother any flames.
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1/NOTICES TO THE USER
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• OPERATING PRINCIPLE
The microwaves used for cooking are electromagnetic waves. They are found naturally in
our environment as radio-electric waves, light
or infra-red radiation.
Their frequency is located in the 2450 MHz
band.
Their properties:
• They are reflected by metals.
• They can pass through all other materials.
• They are absorbed by molecules of
water, fat and sugar.
When a food is exposed to microwaves, the
molecules are quickly shaken up, which causes
heating.
The microwaves penetrate into the food to a
depth of around 2.5 cm. If the food is thicker,
it will be cooked to its core by conduction, as
with traditional cooking.
It is important to know that microwaves cause
a simple thermal reaction inside the food, and
that they are not harmful.
• ENVIRONMENTAL
This appliance’s packaging material is
recyclable. Help recycle it and protect the
environment by dropping it off in the municipal
receptacles provided for this purpose.
by your manufacturer will be done under the
best possible conditions, in compliance with
European Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste
Electrical and Electro-nic Equipment. Contact
your town hall or your retailer for the used
appliance collection points closest to your
home. We thank you for doing your part to
protect the environment.
PROTECTION
Your appliance also contains a
great amount of recyclable
material. It is marked with this
label to indicate the used
appliances that should not be
mixed with other waste. This way,
the appliance recycling organised
Fig.01
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EN 2/INSTALLING YOUR APPLIANCE
• BEFORE CONNECTING
Warning:
Check that your appliance has not
been damaged during transport (damage
to door or seal, etc.). If you notice any
damage, contact your retailer before using
the appliance.
In order to easily locate the reference
information for your appliance, we
recommend that you note these data on the
«After-Sales Service» page.
• ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Check that:
- the electrical installation has sufficient vol-
tage.
- the supply cables are in good condition
- the diameter of the wires complies with the
installation requirements.
- your equipment has thermal protection of
at least 15 amp. If in doubt, contact your
electrician.
The electrical connections should be made
before the appliance is installed in its housing.
The oven’s neutral (blue cable) must be
connected to the network’s neutral.
Ensure your electrical installation has a system
accessible to the user which can cut off the
appliance from the power grid, with a contact
opening of at least 3mm for all the terminals.
If the supply cable is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer, its after-sales
service or any other similarly qualified person
to avoid any danger.
any accident resulting from an inexistent,
defective or incorrect ground lead.
If the oven presents any irregularity, unplug
the appliance or remove the relevant fuse at
the oven’s connection lead-in.
Warning:
We cannot be held responsible for
Electrical safety must be ensured through
proper installation in the housing. During
installation and maintenance operations, the
appliance must be unplugged from the electrical
grid; fuses must be cut off or removed.
The appliance must be connected using a
(standardised) feeder cable with 3 conductors of
2
1.5 mm
connected to the 220-240 V ~ monophase
network using a CEI 60083-standardised 1 live
+ 1N + ground electrical outlet or one which
complies with installation requirements. The
protection cable (green-yellow) is connected to
the appliance’s
connected to the appliance’s ground.
If the connection is made with a plug, it must
remain accessible after the appliance has been
installed.
(1 live + 1N + ground) which must be
terminal and must be
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EN2/INSTALLING YOUR APPLIANCE
• BUILD-IN
The appliance may be installed beneath a work surface or in column housing (open or closed)
which has the required built-in measurements (Fig.02).
Do not use your appliance immediately (wait 1 or 2 hours) after moving it from a cold to a warm
place as condensation may cause a malfunction.
550 int.
600 ext.
456
Fig.02
23
450 int.
547
592
450 int.
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EN303/DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCE
• THE APPLIANCE
A
B
C
Fig.03
A
Control panel
Cavity
B
Turntable
C
D
Door handle
D
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3/DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCE
• ACCESSORIES
EN
• The turntable:
uniformly with no need for handling.
It revolves in both directions. If it does not
revolve, check that all elements are correctly
positioned.
Do not attempt to turn it manually, as you
may damage the drive system.
It may be used as a cooking dish.
To remove it, grasp it using the access areas
provided inside the cavity.
• The driver:
turn (Fig.04).
• The base rollers:
positioned in the right direction (Fig.04).
If they are not rotating properly, check for
foreign bodies under the plate.
• The grill
dish at the same time (the first placed on the
turntable).
The grill must under no circumstances be used
with other metal containers.
However, you may heat food in an aluminium
tray by using a plate to separate it from the
grill.
(Fig.05): Lets you heat a second
means food is cooked
causes the glass turntable to
Rollers must be
Fig.04
Fig.05
• The side grills
hooks allow you to use the grill on 3 levels
(Fig.07).
(Fig.06): 2 shelves with
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Fig.06
Fig.
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d
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EN 3/DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCE
• THE CONTROL PANEL
A
C
Fig.08
The display
A
programmed and the clock.
The STOP button
B
The MODE
C
D
The CLOCK button
The - button
E
The OK button
F
G
The + button
helps you with programming by displaying: functions, time or weight
button lets you select the microwave power level.
allows you to reduce the time, the temperature, etc.
allows you to increase the time, the temperature, etc.
D F G
lets you erase or cancel a programme in progress.
allows you to set the time.
allows you to access the keyboard, to confirm an operation.
EB
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3/DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCE
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• THE DISPLAY
The display helps you choose the functions, the power level, the weight and the programming
time.
C
A B
G J
H I
Fig.09
MICROWAVE COOKING
A
B
SPEED DEFROST
MEMORY 1
C
D
MEMORY 2
E
MEMORY 3
F
KEEP WARM
G
DELAYED START
D E
F
K
H
CHILD SAFETY
TURNTABLE
I
J
TIME / PROGRAMMING TIME
K
MICROWAVE POWER /
WEIGHT OF FOOD
L
THE COOKING EXPERIENCE
L
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• HOW TO SET AND CHANGE THE TIME
After connecting your appliance or after a prolonged power failure, the clock displays 12:00, the
display is blinking.
To set the clock Display
Press the clock set button .
Press +/– until the time you want appears.
Confirm by pressing OK.
Your clock is set.
When there is a time change Display
Press the clock set button . The time display blinks.
Program the new time by pressing +/–.
Confirm by pressing OK.
Your clock is set.
Comments:
If you do not press OK after setting the time, the time you selected will not be saved.
Your appliance is equipped with a back-up so that during a power failure the time remains
displayed.
• CHILD SAFETY
You can programme “CHILD SAFETY” to block unauthorised use of your microwave oven.
Setting:
Press the STOP button for 5 seconds with the door closed, the
procedure is confirmed by a beep.
To cancel:
Follow the same procedure: press the STOP button for 5 seconds with the door closed. The
icon switches off. The procedure is confirmed by a beep.
icon lights up. The
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4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE
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• PROGRAMMING
Your appliance is now connected and displaying the correct time.
Open the door using the handle. Place the food in the appliance and close the door.
If the door is not closed the appliance will not function properly.
If the door is opened during operation, the programming is not cancelled but simply interrupted. To
turn the oven on again after closing the door, simply press OK.
If no action is taken in 3 minutes, the programme is cancelled and the appliance returns to clock
mode.
When the appliance stops, the time is displayed again. Three beeps indicate the end of the
programme. This signal is repeated once a minute for 5 minutes until the door is opened. The
beeping can be interrupted by pressing STOP or OK.
In order to evacuate any steam remaining in the oven, your appliance is fitted with a post
ventilation function. The oven ventilation will continue to operate for 15 minutes after the end of
the programme.
If you think that the size of the dish is preventing the turntable from turning, use the STOP
TURNTABLE function before or during the programme.
To launch this function at any time, press
is recorded.
The
icon lights up and the turntable stops. To cancel the function, follow the same procedure. It
is not possible to use the STOP TURNTABLE function during a SPEED DEFROST programme.
It is necessary to turn the container or stir the contents halfway through the programme when the
turntable has stopped. If there is a programming error, press the STOP button, the programming
will be cancelled.
°C/W
and simultaneously. A beep confirms that it
• USING THE POWER LEVELS
Power Use
Rapidly heating drinks, water, dishes containing a lot of water.
1000 W / 900 W
800 W / 700 W Cooking fresh or frozen vegetables.
600 W Melting chocolate.
500 W
400 W / 300 W Simmering dairy products, jams.
200 W Manual defrosting. Softening butter, ice cream.
100 W Defrosting pastries containing cream.
MICROWAVE POWER RESTORED: 1000 W
Cooking foods containing a lot of water (soups, sauces,
tomatoes, etc.).
Cooking fish and shellfish. Reheating on 2 levels.
Simmering pulses. Heating or cooking delicate egg-based foods.
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• MICROWAVE FUNCTION
Programming by power Display
Press OK, the MICROWAVE cooking mode is selected, the
microwave icon flashes.
Confirm the function by pressing OK.
remains lit, 1000W blinks.
Press +/– to set the microwave power you want. Confirm by
pressing OK, the time start flashing.
Press +/– to set the required cooking time.
Confirm by pressing OK, the lamp lights up, the oven starts.
Comments :
If the door is opened during cooking, the appliance stops and the remaining time blinks in the
display. To end your cooking you simply close the door again and press OK.
You can change the time whenever you want by pressing +/–.
You can change the power setting by pressing C°/W, then press +/– to reach the power level you
want.
The microwave icon
• REHEATING ON 2 LEVELS
In the microwave function, 500 W position, you can heat 2 dishes at the same time. If you choose
to do this, place one plate on the turntable and another on the grill at level 3.
Recommendations:
Cover the plates with microwave-safe cling film, a plate cover or another upside down
plate:
- for more uniform heating.
- to avoid drying of foods.
- to reduce the heating time.
- to prevent splashing in the oven.
The steam effect helps foods retain their flavours.
Type of food Quantity Time
Homogeneous foods such as purees,
peas, celery, etc.
Heterogeneous foods such as cassoulet,
stews, ravioli, etc.
2 x 200 g plates 4 to 6 min
2 x 300 g plates 6 to 8 min
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• DEFROSTING
Defrosting frozen foods in your microwave oven saves you considerable time. To defrost
food, use the
What you need to know:
Small pieces of meat or fish may be cooked immediately after defrosting. It is to be
expected that large pieces such as meat roasts or whole fish will still be slightly frozen.
We recommend leaving them to stand for a period at least equal to the defrosting time
in order to obtain a uniform temperature.
Food covered with ice crystals will take longer to defrost. In this case, you will need to
increase the defrosting time.
Recommendations:
Defrosting time varies according to the type of appliance. It also depends on the shape,
size, initial temperature and quality of the food.
Remember to remove metal fasteners from packaging.
Most foods need to be removed from their packaging.
Halfway through defrosting, the pieces must be turned, mixed or broken apart if they
are stuck together.
If you are defrosting large pieces of meat or fish which prevent the turntable from
revolving, use the stop turntable function. In this case, turn the food regularly.
SPEED DEFROST function
or the
MICROWAVE
function power level
200W
.
Defrost meat and fish on an upside down saucer on top of another plate so that the
juice runs off. If it remains in contact with the food, it will begin cooking.
Never refreeze food before cooking it.
Cooking times:
Cooking times are calculated for foods frozen at -18°C. They are given for information
only; they may vary according to the thickness, shape, size and packaging of the
food.
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• THE SPEED DEFROST FUNCTION
The SPEED DEFROST button lets you quickly defrost foods weighing a maximum of 500 g. This
limitation aims to guarantee good results.
There are two defrost levels according to the type of food:
Sd1 - Pork, veal, turkey, poultry, fish, vegetables
Sd2 - Pastries, bread
Defrosting using SPEED DEFROST Display
Press OK then +/– , in order to select the SPEED DEFROST
defrosting mode, the icon flashes.
Confirm the function by pressing OK.
icon remains lit, Sd1 blinks.
Depending on the type of food to be defrosted, press OK to
confirm Sd1 or +/– to select Sd2, and confirm by pressing
OK. 100g flashes.
Press +/– to program the weight of food.
C
onfirm by pressing OK
the automatically calculated time are displayed.
starts up.
Comments:
Defrosting time is automatically calculated according to the weight of the food. This time may
vary depending on the initial temperature of the food (times are given for foods frozen at -18°C).
, the icon
The SPEED DEFROST
SPEED DEFROST
and
The oven
When the SPEED DEFROST function is used, halfway through the programme a beep reminds
you to turn the food for better results. Close the door again and press the selector to start up the
oven again.
Defrosting time cannot be changed in SPEED DEFROST position.
The STOP TURNTABLE function may not be used with the SPEED DEFROST function.
For foods that do not appear in Sd1 or Sd2 categories, and for all foods weighing more than 500 g,
use the MICROWAVE 200 W function. Refer to the DEFROSTING GUIDE.
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• DEFROSTING GUIDE (See recommendations page 37)
Defrosting pastry
Food Quantity Time Recommandations
Flaky or shortcrust pastry 400 g 1 - 3 min
Defrosting shellfish
Food Quantity Time Recommandations
Scallops 500 g 5 - 7 min
Peeled prawns 100 g 1 - 2 min
Whole pink prawns 200 g 2 - 4 min
Langoustine /Gambas (10)
Defrosting fish, meat and vegetables
Food Quantity Time
Fish: whole/fillets/steaks
Turkey/pork/veal/beef/poultry
Roasted/sliced/in pieces, etc.
Cauliflower/broccoli/carrots/mushrooms/mixed
vegetables, etc.
500 g
6 - 8 min
Place on kitchen paper and turn
halfway through defrosting
Place on a plate, mix halfway
through defrosting.
100 g
200 g
400 g
500 g
750 g
1000 g
100 g
200 g
400 g
500 g
750 g
1000 g
1250 g
1500 g
1750 g
2000 g
500 g
750 g
1000 g
1 - 2 min
3 - 5 min
5 - 7 min
7 - 9 min
12 - 14 min
17 - 19 min
1 - 2 min
3 - 5 min
5 - 7 min
7 - 9 min
12 - 14 min
17 - 19 min
23 - 25 min
28 - 30 min
34 - 36 min
39 - 41 min
7 - 9 min
12 - 14 min
17 - 19 min
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Defrosting fruit
Food Quantity Time
Strawberries
Raspberries/sour cherries
Gooseberries/blueberries/blackcurrants
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250 g
250 g
250 g
7 - 9 min
6 - 8 min
5 - 7 min
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EN 4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE
• THE KEEP WARM FUNCTION
This function lets you keep the food hot after cooking.
Programming the keep warm function Display
Press OK and +/–, to select the KEEP WARM function, the
corresponding icon flashes.
Confirm the function by pressing OK.
Press +/– to reach the required cooking time.
Confirm by pressing OK, the lamp lights up, the oven starts.
Comments:
The maximum programming time for KEEP WARM is 15 minutes.
You may change the KEEP WARM time at any time.
• M1/M2/M3 MEMORY BUTTONS
The 3 memory functions allow you to record 3 regularly used programmes that you can then select
rapidly.
Programming a memory button Display
Programme the cooking of your choice.
Access the memory function by pressing long (5 seconds) on
OK. The M1 logo blinks.
Select the memory you want by pressing +/–.
OK
Confirm your choice by pressing
associated programme are displayed.
Press the STOP button to bring back the clock display.
Using a memory programme Display
Press OK, and press +/– to select the memory M1, M2 or M3.
The icon for the memory chosen blinks.
Confirm by pressing OK.
The memory programme is displayed and the oven starts up.
Comments:
If you programme another memory onto one of the 3 functions already programmed, the
previous programme is cancelled and replaced.
All functions may be memorised except SPEED DEFROST and KEEP WARM.
. The memory and the
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• DELAYED START
Warning:
Check that the clock is at the correct time before starting programming.
Programming delayed start Display
Programme your function and cooking duration as you would for
immediate start.
Instead of confirming the start, press the CLOCK button. The cooking
end time blinks.
Press +/– to program the cooking END time you want.
Confirm by pressing OK. The cooking end time is displayed as well as
the type of function programmed.
The programme will start so that your dish is ready at the cooking end
time pre-programmed.
Comments:
The minimum programming time for DELAYED START is one minute.
You may programme DELAYED START with all the functions except the defrost function.
EN
5/CARING FOR AND CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE
We recommend that you clean the oven
regularly and remove any food deposits inside
and outside the appliance. Use a damp, soapy
sponge. If the appliance is not kept clean, its
surface may become damaged and this will
considerably shorten its lifespan and cause
a dangerous situation. If the door or seal are
damaged, the oven must not be used until
repaired by a qualified person.
Do not clean the appliance with a steam
cleaner.
The use of abrasive products, alcohol or
solvents is not recommended; they are likely
to damage the appliance.
If the oven smells unpleasant or is encrusted
with dirt, boil a cup of water with lemon juice
for 2 minutes and clean the sides with a little
washing-up liquid.
The turntable may be removed for easier
cleaning. To remove it, grasp it by the access
areas provided for this purpose. If you remove
the driver, avoid getting any water in the motor
axis hole.
Remember to put back the driver, the base
rollers and the turntable.
To preserve your appliance, we recommend
that you use Clearit cleaning products.
Clearit offers you professional products and
solutions designed for the daily care of your
household appliances and kitchens.
They are on sale at your regular retailer,
along with a complete line of accessories and
consumable products.
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EN
Professional expertise serving
individuals.
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EN 6/IN THE EVENT OF OPERATING ANOMALIES
If you have a query concerning the operation of your appliance, this does not necessarily mean
that there is a breakdown. In all events, check the following points:
You notice that What should I do?
①
The time is counting down but the
appliance is not functioning (the turntable
is not revolving, the light is not on and the
food is not heated).
Check that the appliance is properly connected.
The appliance does not switch on.
The appliance continues to make a noise
after cooking has finished.
The appliance is noisy.
The turntable does not revolve properly.
You notice steam on the glass. Wipe off the condensation with a cloth.
The food is not heated in the microwave
programme.
The appliance produces sparks.
Check that the oven door is properly closed.
Check that the child safety feature is not
programmed.
In order to evacuate any steam remaining in
the oven, your appliance is fitted with a post
ventilation function. The oven ventilation will
continue to operate for 15 minutes after the end of
the programme.
Clean the rollers and the roller area under the
turntable.
Check that the rollers are correctly positioned.
Check that the utensils are suitable for use with
microwave ovens and that the power level is
appropriate.
Clean the appliance thoroughly: remove grease,
cooking particles, etc.
Make sure no metal objects are close to the oven
walls.
Never use metal objects with the grill.
②
AB
A + B = 10 secondes
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7/OPERATING PROFICIENCY TESTING
Operating proficiency testing according to CEI/EN/NF EN 60705 standards;
The International Electrotechnical Commission, SC.59K, has established a standard relative to
comparative performance tests conducted on various microwaves. We recommend the following
for this appliance:
EN
Test Load
Egg custard
(12.3.1)
Sponge cake
(12.3.2)
Meatloaf
(12.3.3)
Defrosting
meat
(13.3)
Defrosting
raspberries
(B.2.1)
Approx
time
1000 g
750 g
475 g 6 - 7 min 700 W
900 g 14 min 700 W
500 g 11 - 12 min 200 W On the turntable
250 g 6 - 7 min 200 W
16 - 18 min
13 - 15 min
Power
selector
500 W
Containers/
Recommendations
Pyrex 227
On the turntable
Pyrex 220
On the turntable
Pyrex 827
On the turntable
Pyrex 838
Cover with cling film.
On the turntable
On a flat plate
On the turntable
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EN
AFTER SALES SERVICE
Any maintenance on your equipment should be undertaken by:
- either your dealer,
- or another qualified mechanic who is an authorized agent for the brand appliances.
When making an appointment, state the full reference of your equipment (model, type and
serial number). This information appears on the manufacturer’s nameplate attached to your
equipment.
* Service fourni par Brandt Customer Services, société par actions simplifiée au capital de 2.500.000 euros
5/7 avenue des Béthunes, 95310 Saint Ouen l’Aumône - RCS Pontoise 440 303 303
Photographie de couverture/front cover photography: Michel Gibert
99635581 FR/EN - 07/05
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