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TABLE OF CONTENTS GB
INSTALLATION
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
BEFORE USING THE OVEN
PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL
RECOMMENDATIONS
OVEN ACCESSORIES
COOKING CHART
CLEANING THE OVEN AND ACCESSORIES
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
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AFTER-SALES SERVICE
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY CE
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INSTALLATION
Technical information for the installer
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After removing the oven from its packaging,
before making the connections place it on the
polystyrene foam base to protect it from
damage.
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Do not attempt to lift the oven by the handle.
Lift at the sides as shown in the figure (see
arrow).
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Check that the appliance has not been
damaged in transit.
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Oven dimensions and kitchen unit
dimensions are shown in the opposite figure.
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Kitchen units in contact with the oven must
be heat resistant (80° C min).
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Install the oven in the housing, lifting it at the
sides, taking care not to trap the wires of the
electrical supply cable.
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For correct ventilation, follow the ventilation
opening directions shown in the figure
(500 min x 80 mm and 500 min x 50 mm
inside the cabinet).
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Secure the oven to the kitchen unit with
screws (A) as shown.
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The oven has also been designed for
building-in under a cooktop.
NOTE:
To allow for proper ventilation, we
recommend that you left an opening of at least
500 x 80 mm or an equivalent area in the lower
section of the housing.
An additional opening of 5 mm is required
between the oven top rim and the cooktop lower
rim: this opening must not be closed by strips or
housing crosspieces.
During oven installation, care must be taken to
ensure that the sides are not touching the front
edges of the housing or adjacent drawers and
doors (see picture).
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
• Warning: Do not connect to the power
supply before you have finished
connecting the oven.
• Make sure the oven is installed and
connected to the electricity supply by a
qualified technician in accordance with
the manufacturer’s instructions and in
compliance with local regulations.
• The installer is responsible for the correct
electrical connection of the oven and the
observance of the relative safety
regulations.
• The oven must be connected to the
electricity supply by means of an all-pole
disconnect switch with minimum contact
gap of 3 mm.
• The oven must be earthed by-law.
• Do not use multiple plug adapters or
extension leads.
• After the oven has been installed, the
electrical components must be
inaccessible.
• Make sure that the voltage shown on the
rating plate is the same as the power
supply voltage in your home. The rating
plate is on the front edge of the oven
cavity (visible with oven door open).
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BEFORE USING THE OVEN
• To make the most of your new oven, read the
users instructions carefully and keep them at
hand for consultation in the future.
• Remove the cardboard protections and the
protective plastic film.
• Remove the accessories from the oven and
heat it 200° C for about an hour to eliminate
the smell of protective grease and insulating
materials. Keep the window open during this
procedure.
PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
1. Packing
• The packaging material can be 100% recycled,
as confirmed by the recycling symbol ( ).
2. Products
• The appliances are built from recyclable
materials. If you decide to scrap the
appliances please observe local waste
disposal by-laws. Cut off the power cords so
that the appliances cannot be connected to
the mains.
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PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
• Before any maintenance on the oven
disconnect it from the electrical power
supply.
• Keep children away from the oven when it is
in use and when its has just been switched
off.
• The oven must be repaired or adjusted only
by a qualified technician.
• Make sure that the electrical wires of other
electrical appliances near the oven do not
come into contact with hot parts and do not
become entrapped in the oven door.
• Use oven gloves to remove baking trays and
accessories when the oven is hot.
• Do not cover the bottom of the oven with
aluminium foil.
• Do not place inflammable material in the
oven - risk of fire if the oven is inadvertently
switches on.
• The oven is equipped with air cooling system
to prevent excessive temperatures of the
oven front and furniture housing.
• Following cooking times greater than one hour
at temperatures of 200° C or more, it is
recommended that residual heat from the oven
and housing be removed by use of a cool down
period. At completion of cooking, leave the
oven on, in any cooking function but grill with
the “temperature knob” on “0” position, for
about 15 minutes. The oven door must remain
closed during the cool down period.
• During the cooking process, water evaporates
from food. All ovens require this steam and
other fumes to be vented from the oven c avity.
For reasons of safety and aesthetics, we have
determined that an opening at th e bo tt om of
the door is the optimum solution.
Consequently, vapour may be seen to be
coming from this area on occasions (see
picture). This is a normal occurrence and the
bottom trim can be cleaned after removal of
the oven door as described later in this
chapter “Cleaning the oven and its
accessories”. Bear in mind there may be
residual steam inside the oven.
Accordingly, great care should be taken
when opening the oven door.
• Heavy weights must not be placed on the
open door as this may result in damage to the
cavity and hinges. Max weight: 7 kg (15lbs).
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OVEN ACCESSORIES
• Accessories supplied depend on the
model (refer to the Product Description
Sheet supplied separately).
Drip tray
The drip tray is designed to collect fat and food
particles when it is positioned under the grid; it
can also be used as a griddle to cook meat,
chicken and fish, with or without vegetables.
When using the drip tray under the grid, pour in
a little water to avoid fat spatters and smoke.
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Baking tray
For cooking biscuits, meringues and pizzas.
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Grid
The grid can be used to grill food or as a support
for baking trays, cake tins and other cooking
receptacles. It can be placed on any of the Shelfs
in the oven.
Catalytic panels (depending on model)
The catalytic panels have a microporous coating
that absorbs fat spatters. We recommend an
automatic cleaning cycle after cooking particular
fatty food.
1. To clean the oven heat it to 200° C when
empty and leave it switched on for about an
hour.
2. At the end of the cycle and when the oven is
cool, use a moist sponge to remove food
residues if necessary.
Do not use detergent or cleaners - risk of
damaging the catalytic enamel coating.
Spit (depending on model)
Use the spit as indicated in the relevant chapter
in the Product Description Sheet supplied
separately.
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Pan Set Kit
The set comprises a grid , a drip tray and
one or two tongs .
This accessory must be set on the grid and
used with the Grill function.
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COOKING CHART
N.B: The oven functions depend on the model: refer to the separate Product Description
Sheet.
Food Static function Fan function Static function + Fan
Temp.°CShelf
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Meat
Lamb (1,5 Kg) 200 2 90-120 200 2 75-85 180 2 80-110
Kid (1,5 Kg) 200 2 90-120 200 2 75-85 180 2 80-110
Mutton (1,5 Kg) 200 2 90-120 200 2 75-85 180 2 80-110
Veal (1,5 Kg) 180 2 90-120 200 2 75-85 170 2 80-110
Beef (1 Kg) 180 2 90-120 200 2 65-75 170 2 80-110
Pork (1 Kg) 180 2 100-130 200 2 65-75 170 2 90-120
Rabbit (1,5 Kg) 180 2 100-110 200 3 75-85 170 2 90-120
Chicken (1 Kg) 200 2 65-75 200 2 60-70 200 2 65-75
Turkey (3 Kg) 180 2 180-200 200 2 130-150 180 2 180-200
Goose (2 Kg) 180 2 140-160 200 2 90-100 180 2 140-160
Duck (1,5 Kg) 180 2 90-120 200 2 75-85 180 2 90-110
Fish (approx 1 kg)
Gilt head 180 2 45-55 180 2 40-50 170 2 45-55
Bass 180 2 60-80 180 2 40-50 170 2 60-80
Salmon 180 2 60-80 180 2 40-50 170 2 60-80
Tuna 180 2 60-80 180 2 40-50 170 2 60-80
Trout 180 2 45-55 180 3 40-50 170 2 45-55
Fish Steaks (1 kg)
Swordfish 170 2 35-45 180 3 35-45 170 2 35-45
Tuna 170 2 35-45 180 3 35-45 170 2 35-45
Salmon 170 2 35-45 180 3 35-45 170 2 35-45
Cod 170 2 35-45 180 3 35-45 170 2 35-45
Vegetables
Stuffed peppers 180 2 50-70 180 2 40-50 170 2 50-70
Stuffed tomatoes 180 2 50-70 180 3 55-65 170 2 50-70
Baked potatoes 180 2 40-50 2 00 3 55-65 180 2 40-50
Au gratin 180 2 40-50 200 3 65-75 180 2 40-50
Desserts etc.
Cakes 150 2 35-45 150 3 30-40 150 2 35-45
Cake with filling
(fruit - cheese)
Tarts 170 2 30-40 160 3 45-55 170 2 30-40
Apple strudel 180 2 40-50 190 3 45-50 180 2 40-50
Biscuits 140 2 20-35 150 1-3 25-35 140 2-4 20-35
Choux pastry 150 2 30-40 170 2-3 30-40 150 2-4 30-40
Pies 160 2 50-60 160 3 45-55 160 2 50-60
Bread 180 2 30-40 220 2 50-60 180 2 30-40
Pizza 225 2 10-15 250 1-3 30-40 225 2 10-15
Lasagne 180 2 35-45 200 3 35-45 180 2 35-45
Vol-au-vents 180 2 15-25 200 1-3 15-20 180 2-4 15-25
Soufflès 160 2 40-50 180 2 45-55 160 2 40-50
160 2 60-80 160 3 45-55 160 2 60-80
N.B.: Cooking times and temperatures are purely guidelines. Oven functions depend on the
model. Refer to the separate Product Description Sheet.
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COOKING CHART
Food Grill Grill + Fan
Temp. °CShelf from
bottom
Sirloin steak 200 4 25-35 225 3 20-30
Cutlets 200 4 20-30 225 3 15-25
Sausages 200 4 25-35 225 3 20-30
Pork chops 200 4 20-30 225 3 15-25
Fish 200 4 20-30 220 3 15-25
Chicken drumstick 200 4 30-40 200 3 30-40
Kebabs 200 4 25-35 200 3 25-35
Spare ribs 200 4 35-45 2 00 3 35-45
Chicken halves 200 3 45-55 200 3 45-55
Whole chicken - - - 200 3 60-70
Roast (pork, beef, veal)
(approx 1 kg)
Duck - - - 180 2 90-120
Leg of lamb - - - 200 2 80-100
Roast Beef - - - 200 2 40-60
- - - 175 2 90-100
Cooking
Time
(Mins.)
Temp.°CShelf from
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Cooking
Time
(Mins.)
CLEANING THE OVEN AND ACCESSORIES
• When you finish cooking, wait for the oven to
cool and then clean it to prevent the build-up
of baked-on residues.
• If the food residues are baked on, use a
specific oven cleaner and follow the
manufacturer’s instructions on the pack.
• Clean the exterior of the oven with a sponge
and warm water.
• Do not use abrasive cleaners or pan
scourers.
• Use a liquid detergent to clean the oven door
window.
• Wash the accessories in a dishwasher or in
the sink, using an oven cleaner.
• After the oven has been in prolonged use and
when cooking on different levels (especially
food with high water contents such as pizzas,
stuffed vegetables, etc...), condensation may
form on the inside of the door seal. When the
oven is cool, dry any condensation with a
cloth or sponge.
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CLEANING THE OVEN AND ACCESSORIES
Removing the oven door (for cleaning)
1. Open the oven door.
2. Press hinge catches (A) forwards.
3. Lift the catches until they engage and then
remove the door.
4. Warning: While you are cleaning the oven,
ensure you do not disengage the hinge
retainer catches.
5. Refit the oven door by following the above
steps in reverse order.
Dropping the grill element to clean the oven
roof (depending on model)
• Do not attempt to clean the oven until it is
cool.
1. To clean the oven roof, pull out the grill
element and lower it as far as it will go.
2. Clean the oven roof and then return the grill
element to its original position.
Changing the oven lamp
1. Disconnect the oven from electrical supply.
2. Unscrew the lamp cover.
3. Change the lamp (see N.B.).
4. Refit the lamp cover.
5. Reconnect the electrical supply.
Changing the lateral lamp (depending on
model)
1. Disconnect the oven from electrical supply.
2. Remove the left hand side grid.
3. Use a screwdriver to prize off the lamp cover.
4. Change the lamp (see N.B).
5. Reposition the lamp cover and press it
against the oven wall until it clicks into place.
6. Refit the side grid.
7. Reconnect the power supply.
N.B:
Use exclusively 25 W 230 V lamps, type E-14,
T300° C, available from After-Sales Service.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Oven not working
• Switch the oven off and then on again to see
if the problem persists.
• Check for the presence of mains electrical
power.
• Oven selector on position “0” ?
• Check whether you have made the
temperature setting and the function setting.
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• If the electronic programmer display
(depending on model) presents the message
“OFF”, press any key to reset the oven and
then set the clock.
• Ensure that the mechanical programmer
(depending on model) is set to .
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AFTER-SALES SERVICE
Before contacting After Sales Service:
1. Try to solve the problem (see
“Troubleshooting Guide”).
2. Turn off the appliance and restart it to see
if the fault is repeated.
If after the above checks the fault still occurs,
get in touch with the nearest After Sales
Service.
Please give:
• a short description of the fault,
• the exact type and model,
• the service number (number after the word
Service on the rating plate) is located on the
right hand edge of the oven cavity (visible
when the oven door is open). The service
numbers are also indicated on the guarantee
booklet,
• your complete address and phone number.
If any repairs are required, please contact an
authorised After Sales Service as indicated in
the warranty.
In the unlikely event that an operation or repair is
carried out by an unauthorised technician,
always request a certification of the job carried
out and insist on the use of original spare parts.
Failure to comply with these instructions
may compromise the safety and quality of the
product.
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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY CE
• These appliances are designed to come into
contact with foodstuffs and they are
constructed in compliance with
Directive 89/109/EEC.
• The appliances are designed solely for use
as cooking appliances. Any other use of the
appliances (e.g. for room heating) is
considered as improper use and potentially
dangerous.
• The appliances are designed, built and sold
in compliance with:
- The safety requirements of “Low Voltage”
Directive 73/23/EEC.
- The protection requirements of
EMC Directive 89/336/EEC.
- The requirement of Directive 93/68/EEC.
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