DeDietrich UMP 40, UMP 41 User Manual

Multi-program pyro-clean oven
References UMP 40 *
UMP 41 *
User's guide
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CONTENTS
How to use your oven................................................................................. P. 4 to 7
Description of the oven's programs.......................................................... P. 8
Accessories ........................................................................................................................ P. 9
How to pyro-clean..................................................................................... P. 10 to 11
For the fitter:
Connection ...................................................................................................................... P. 12
Technical characteristics..................................................................................... P. 12
Installing a built-in unit.......................................................................................... P. 13
How to change the light bulb........................................................................ P. 13
Minor troubleshooting........................................................................................... P. 14
Maintenance..................................................................................................................... P. 13
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“Dear Madam, Dear Sir,
By choosing this oven you have expressed your trust in De Dietrich, for which we thank you.
To take full advantage right from the start of the many features of your new appliance, we recommend that you read the advice given in this booklet through carefully.
De Dietrich is continually developing new technologies in order to offer you the best possible ovens. The present oven includes the latest innovations. By combining its many programs and accessories you will get the best out of your oven, and make an even bigger success of your favourite recipes. To enable you to always keep it clean without effort, De Dietrich has designed highly effective cleaning methods in keeping with your expectations.
Thus over the years you will benefit from the best possible conditions enabling you to increase your culinary repertoire, for the greater enjoyment of all.
"With a view to constantly improving our products, we reserve the right to make any changes to their technical, program or aesthetic features connected with their evolution."
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1. Your programmer in detail
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Thermostat
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Program selector
Program indicator
Pyro-clean
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Cooking time
End of cooking
Separate timer
Cooking time selector
Time settings
Clock
- Time
- program time
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2. How to cook immediately
The programmer should only indicate normal time; it should not be flashing
Select the cooking mode (see page 8)
Select the program of your choice
(the selector indicator lights up).
Example: position " " (conventional cooking).
Choose the cooking temperature
Turn the thermostat (temperature selector) to the temperature recommended
in your recipe
Example: temperature display at 200°C.
The oven then starts heating and the thermostat indicator lights up.
After a cooking cycle, the ventilator keeps going for a certain time while the oven cools down. The length of time it continues depends on the previous cooking temperature.
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1. How to set the clock
a) When the oven is installed
The time display flashes. Set the time using
+or -(holding the touch control down makes the
numbers move on more quickly)
Example: 12.30
Press the SET touch control to confirm your setting.
NOTE: If the time is not confirmed using the SET control within a few seconds, it is automatically memorized.
b) Resetting the time on the clock (When the hour changes or after a power cut).
Press touch controls +and -at the same time for a few seconds until the time display flashes.
Set the time using the
+ or - touch controls.
Press the SET touch control to memorize.
NOTE: If the time is not confirmed using the SET touch control within a few seconds, it is automatically memorized.
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Select the cooking mode
Select the program of your choice
Example: position " " (conventional cooking).
Choose the cooking temperature.
Turn the thermostat (temperature selector) to the temperature recommended in your recipe
Example: temperature display at 200°C.
Select the cooking time.
Press the SET touch control once.
The cooking time (at 0:00) and its corresponding symbol flash to indicate that the time is adjustable (for 5 seconds). Press the SET touch control after 5 seconds.
Press the
+
or -touch controls to set the time as required.
Example: 30 minutes cooking time
The cooking time is confirmed either automatically or by pressing the SET touch control. The cooking time symbol stops flashing and normal time is displayed again. Cooking starts and keeps on for the time that has been programmed.
You may
- modify the cooking time at any moment by carrying out the operations described above
- check how much cooking time is left by pressing the "SET" touch control
- cancel the programme at any time by holding the "SET" touch control down for several seconds until it starts bleeping.
At the end of cooking
- the oven stops
- the symbol for the length of cooking time goes out
- cooking time display is at 0.00
- the oven gives out a series of bleeps that lasts several minutes
1) Set the temperature and program selectors at STOP.
2) Press the "SET" touch control for the clock to come back to normal time and to stop the oven from bleeping.
N.B. Bleeping stops:
- Automatically after several minutes
- Whenever any touch control is pressed
After a cooking cycle, the ventilator keeps going for a certain time while the oven cools down. The length of time it continues depends on the previous cooking temperature.
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Cooking for a given length of time
3. How to programme your cooking
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