Kuppersbusch EMWK 9800.0M Instruction Manual


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Table	of contents

Important	information	5

Before installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .		. 5. . . . . . . . .

Safety information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. . . . . . . . .

Safety information for microwave operation. . . . . . . 7

Causes of damage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9. . . . . . . .

Your new microwave oven 11

The control panel. . .			. . . . . . .	. . . . . . 11. . . . . . . . .

Buttons	for selecting		the microwave	wattage. .	.	. .	11

Function	selector . .	.	. . . . . . .	. . . .	.	.12. . . . . . . . .

Rotary knob. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12. . . . . . . . .

Control buttons and display panel. . . . . . . . . . 13. . . .

Fold away control knobs. . . . . . . . . . . . . .13. . . . . . . .

Types of heating. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14. . . . . . . .

Oven and Accessories. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17. . . . . . . . .

Cooling fan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18. . . . . . . . .

Before using for the first time 1

Set the time. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19. . . . . . . . .

Selecting the language for the text display. . . . . . . . 19

Heating up the oven. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19. . . . . . . .

Pre.cleaning the accessories. . . . . . . . . . . 20. . . . . . .

The microwave							2

Ovenware . . .	. . . .	.	. . . .	.	. .	. .	. 20. . . . . . . . . .

Setting procedure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21. . . . . . . . .

Selecting several follow.on

microwave power settings. . . . . . . . . . . . .23. . . . . . . .

Table of

contents

Setting the oven

Setting procedure. . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . .24. . . . . . . . .

If the

oven

is to switch off

automatically. . . . . . . . . .25

If the oven is to switch on

and

off

automatically. . . .

Rapid

heating

Setting procedure. . . .	. . . . . . . . . . . .28. . . . . . . . .

Setting the oven and	microwave	in	combination 9

Setting procedure. . . .	. . . . . .	.	. .	. .	.30. . . . . . . . .

Automatic programming

Setting procedure. . . .	. . . . . . . . . . . .32. . . . . . . . .

Notes on Automatic programs. . . . . . . . . . . 34. . . . . .

Program table. . . . . .	. . . . .	. .	.	. .	. 37. . . . . . . . . .

Memory 1

Storing memory settings. . . . . . . . . . . . . 41. . . . . . . . .

Starting	the	Memory	function.	. .	.	.	. .	.	. .	. .43. . . . . .

Clock										5

Setting procedure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45. . . . . . . . .

Auto start

Basic

settings

Setting procedure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48. . . . . . . . .

Childproof lock

Timer

Setting procedure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49. . . . . . . . .

Safety

switch)off

T ble of contents

C re nd cle ning

Appliance exterior

Oven

Cleaning the glass panels

Seal

Accessories

Troubleshooting

Replacing the oven lightbulb

Changing the door seal

After"S les

Service

T bles

nd tips

Defrosting heating up and cooking

with

the

microwave

Tips

for

microwave

operation

Meat poultry fish

Advice

roasting

and

grilling

Cakes

and

pastries

Baking tips

Energy

saving

tips

Bakes

gratins

toast

Deep2Frozen

Ready Meals

Braising

Tips

for

braising

Acryl mide

food

What

can

you

do?

Test

dishes

Important information

Read this instruction manual carefully. Only then will you be able to operate your appliance safely and correctly.

Please	keep	the	instruction	and installation	manual i
a safe place. Please pass on these instruction
manuals	to	the	new owner	if you sell the	applianc

Before installation

Disposing in an environmentally responsible manner

Transport damage

Electrical connection

Installing and connecting your microwave oven Door handle

Unpack	the appliance and dispose of the packaging
in an	environmentally/responsible manner.

This appliance is labelled in accordance with the European Directive 2002/96/EC concerning used

electrical and electronic appliances			(waste electrical
and electronic equipment - WEEE).
The guideline determines the framework				for the		retu
and recycling of used appliances as applicable.
Check the appliance for damage		after unpacking				it.
Do	not connect the appliance if	it	has	been	dama
in	transport.
If	the power cable is damaged,	it	must	be	replace

a specialist trained by the manufacturer in order to prevent hazards.

Please observe the special installation manual.

Fit the door handle to the oven. The oven may o operated once you have done this.

Safety information

	This appliance is intended for domestic use only
	Only use the microwave oven for preparing foodstuf
Children and the	Children are only permitted to use the solo microw
microwave	function if they have been instructed how to do so
	They must be able to operate the microwave oven
	correctly They must understand the hazards
	indicated in the instruction manual
	Children must be supervised by adults at all times
	during combination oven operation There is a risk
	burning
Hot oven	Open the oven door carefully Hot steam may esca

Damaged microwave door or door seal

Environment

Never touch the surfaces of heating and cooking appliances

Never touch the internal surfaces of the microwave oven or the heating elements There is a risk of burning

Children must be kept at a safe distance from the appliance

Never place combustible items in the microwave oven Risk of fire!

Never open the microwave oven door if there is smoke inside There is a risk of burning Switch of

microwave			oven Pull		out the mains plug or switch
the	appliance by			the	fuse in the fuse box
Never		trap	cables	of	electrical appliances in the ho
oven door The cable					insulation could melt There i
risk	of	short%circuiting

oven Never use the microwave if the microwave oven do

is open or if the door seal is damaged Otherwise microwave energy may escape Do not use the

microwave again until it has been repaired

Never expose the appliance to excessive heat or moisture There is a risk of short%circuiting

Inadequate cleaning	d Clean the appliance on a regular basis. The surfac
		the appliance could be destroyed and the appliance
		could corrode over time if it is not cleaned with
		sufficient care. Microwave energy could escape.
Repairs	d Incorrect repairs		are dangerous.	There is a		risk of
		electrocution!
		Repairs may only be carried out by after*sales serv
		technicians who	have been fully	trained	by	us.
		If the appliance	is faulty, switch	it off	by	the fuse
		fuse box or disconnect the appliance at the mains.
		Contact the after*sales service.
		You must not open the casing. The oven is a hig
		voltage appliance. Risk of electrocution!


Safety information
for microwave		Use of the microwave is intended exclusively for th
operation		preparation of foodstuffs. Using the microwave for
operation			d
		other purposes may be dangerous and may result
		damage e.g. grains or cereals could catch fire whe
		heated. Risk of	fire

Microwave power and time

Ovenware

Do	not	select	a microwave power	or time	setting t
is	higher	then	d	could	catch fire
			necessary. The food

The appliance could be damaged. Risk of fire Follow the information provided in the instruction manual.

Only use ovenwaredthat is suitable for use in a microwave.

Porcelain or ceramic ovenware can have small perforations in the handles or lid. These perforations conceal a cavity below. Any liquid that penetrates t cavity could cause the ovenware to crack. There is risk of injury.

Meals heated in the microwave oven give off heat. ovenware can become hot. There is a risk of burn Always use an oven cloth or oven gloves to remov ovenware and accessories from the microwave.

Packaging

Never

heat

meals

in heat&retaining packages Risk o

fire

Do not leave food heating unattended in containers

made

of plastic paper or

other

combustible materia

irtight packaging may burst when food is heated

There is a risk of burning

Follow the information provided on the

packaging

lways

use

oven

cloth or

oven

glov

remove

meals

Drinks

There

is a

possibility

of delayed

boiling

when

a liq

heated This means that the liquid reaches boiling

temperature

without

the usual steam bubbles rising

the

surface Even

if the container only vibrates a li

the

hot liquid

can

suddenly boil

over or

spatter T

is a risk of burning

When heating liquids always place a spoon in the

container This

will

prevent

delayed boiling

Never heat drinks in containers that have been tigh sealed There is a risk of explosion

Never overheat alcoholic drinks There is a risk of explosion

Baby food	Never		heat baby food in closed containers lways
	remove the lid or teat
	Stir	or	shake well after the food has		been heated
	is	the	only way to ensure	even heat	distribution T
	is a risk of burning
	Check		the temperature of	the food before it is giv
	the	child

Foods with shells or skin

Drying food

Food with a low water content

Cooking oil

Never cook eggs in their shells Never reheat hard$boiled eggs asdthey may crack or explode Th

same	applies to shellfish and crustaceans There is
risk of	burning
lways	prick	the	yoke when frying or poaching egg
lways	prick	the	skin of foodstuffs with peels or sk

such as apples tomatoes potatoes and sausages before cooking to prevent the peel or skin from bursting

d	dry	food Risk of fire
Never use the microwave to	dry	food Risk of fire
Do not defrost or heat food	at	too high a power
d	low	water content e g
too long if the food has a	low	water content e g
bread Risk of fire
d	heat cooking oil on it
Never use the microwave to	heat cooking oil on it

own Risk of fire

Causes			of		damage
Baking		tray		or	aluminium Do not place baking trays on		the	microwave floor
foil	on	the	microwave			floor		aluminium foil
						not line the microwave floor with		aluminium foil
						This causes heat to accumulate Baking and roastin
						times will no longer be correct and the enamel will
						damaged
Water		in the		oven		Never pour water directly into a hot microwave Thi
						could damage the enamel
Fruit	juice					Do not place too much on the universal pan when
						baking very moist fruit cakes	Fruit juice		dripping	fro
						the universal pan leaves stains that cannot be
						removed
Cooling		with		the		Only leave the microwave oven to cool with the				do
microwave			oven		door	openclosed Do not allow anything	to	become	trapped	i
						the microwave oven door The	fronts of		adjacent	u
						may be damaged over time even if you only leave
						microwave oven door open slightly

Very	dirty		oven seal	If the ve d r				sea is ver! dirt!, the		d r	wi
				ger c se r er !					whe the icr wave is		i
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				da aged. Kee the sea c ea .
Using	the		microwave	oven D	t	sta d	r	sit	the icr wave	ve	d r.
door	as	a	seat
Using	the		microwave	oven D	t	switch		the icr wave u ess		there is f
without		food		i side. The icr wave c u d be ver aded if it is
				i side. The icr wave c u d be ver aded if it is
				switched with ut a ! f d i side. A exce ti t
				this	ru e	is f r	sh rt"ter testi g f ve ware				(see

tes ve ware).

Your new microwave oven

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e .	The	c a e a d i i che	a d

i dica a e ex ai ed he e. The y e f hea i g

a ai ab e	a d he	acce ie i c ded i h y
i be	ex ai ed	he e.

The control panel

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F c i	Di ay	a e a d	R a y b
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Buttons for selecting the microwave wattage

U e he e b e ec he ic a e	a age
e i ed.

90 W for defrosting delicate foods

180 W for defrosting and continued cooking

360 W for cooking meat and heating delicate foods

600 W for heating and cooking food

900 W for heating liquids

The	a age e ec ed i h i he di ay he
b	i e ed.

Function selector

Set the mode of operation and the temperature usi the function selector Turning the function selector clockwise shows the type of heating and anticlockwise the programmes

In the display you will see the type of heating you selected and in the second line a temperature or le as a default value

Mode of operation					Temperature				range/levels

Top/bottom			heating	30		3	300	ºC

Intensive		heat		100		3	300	ºC

Hot	air			30		3	250	ºC

3D hot		air		30		3	250	ºC

Bottom		heating		30		3	200	ºC

Hot	air	grilling		100		3	250	ºC

Grill,	small		area		low,	moderate,			high

Grill,	large		area		low,	moderate,			high

Braising				70		3	100	ºC

Plate	warming			30		3	70 ºC

Keep	warm			60		3	100	ºC

Automatic			programme	11		Program		groups
				51		Programs

Rotary knob

You use the rotary knob to set the time duration time timer and weight for the automatic programs

Ranges

1	sec	3	10.00	h	Duration

1	sec	3	1.30	h	Microwave	duration
					Exception: 900 W = 1 sec 3 30 min

Weight					Depending	on the program

1	sec	3	10.00	h	Timer period

Control buttons and display panel

button		Use to change line in the text
		display

Rapid	heating button	Use	to	heat	the	oven	quickly

Clock	buttonj	Use	to	select	the	time	or the end
		time !

M button		Use to select a memory mode

Timer	buttona	Use to select the kitchen timer
		function independent of the oven

Stop	button	Use to stop oven operation or to
		cancel		a setting

Start	button	Use	to	start	oven	operation

Fold away control knobs

The values set can be seen in the display panel

The text display guides you through the setting It shows the selected mode of operation and temperature or level It shows the automatic program dishes and gives you information on settings The te displays can be shown in severallanguages

The heating indicator provides a visual display of th temperature increase The heating indicator does not appear during grilling or the automatic programme

The	control	knobs fold	away To move them in and
out	press	the control	knob

You can turn the control knob clockwise or anti clockwise

Types of heating

Different		types of	heating	are available with the ove
You	can	therefore	select	the best method for cooki
any	dish

Microwaves

Microwaves are converted into heat in foodstuffs Microwaves are suitable for rapid defrosting warming melting and cooking


Top/bottom				heating
This	ensures			the even distribution of heat onto the
cake	or		roast		from	the top and bottom of the ove
This	is	the		optimal		method for cooking sponge cak
in tins		and		sponge		flans and cakes in the universa
pan	Top		and		bottom heating is also suitable for le
joints	of		beef		veal	and game

Intensive heat

The strong heat from below gives baked goods a particularly crispy base Savoury cakes such as Quiche Lorraine no longer require pre$baking Intensive heat is also the ideal type of heating for baking in moulds made from tin glass or porcelain which reflect heat or are poor heat conductors

Hot	air
A an on t a k wall		d str ut s	t at	rom t
top and ottom l m nts		qually t rou out		t
ov n	You an us ot	a r to ak	spon	ak s
t ns

3D hot	air
A v nt lator on t a k						wall d str ut s		at rom
upp r and		low r		l m nts		and t r n		l m nt v
n t ov n
Us n 3D ot a r				you an ak ak s				and s u ts
two l v ls		T	r qu r d		ov n t mp ratur s ar low
t an t os		or	top and		ottom at n			Add t onal
ak n trays may o ta n d rom sp al st s ops
Bottom	heating
Us n t ottom				at n		l m nt you		an ak o
rown m als rom				low		T s s also	su ta l or
ook n	m als		n	a wat r		at

Hot	air	grilling
T s	typ o at n nvolv s				t r ll l m nt and
an	sw t n on and o alt rnat ly Dur n						t	pau
n at n t			an	r ulat s	t at	n rat d		y
t	r ll	around	t	ood T s nsur s		t at	p s
m at ar		r sp d and rown			on all s d s

Grill, small area

Only the middle section of the grill heating element switched on

This type of heating is ideal for cooking small quantities and saves energy Place the items to be grilled in the centre of the wire rack

Grill, large area

The entire area under the grill heating element becomes hot This is ideal if you wish to cook se steaks sausages pieces of fish or slices of toast

Braising

Braising in the temperature range from 70 ºC to 100 ºC produces particularly succulent results with all types of meat

Plate warming

You can use temperatures from 30 ºC to 70 ºC to warm porcelain dishes

Food does not cool down as quickly in warmed dishes and drinks also remain warm longer Always use an oven cloth or oven glove when removing dishes from the oven

Keep warm

You can use temperatures from 60ºC to 100 ºC to keep food warm Remember that warm food spoils more easily so you should therefore not keep dishe warm for longer than two hours

Oven	and
Accessories
	3
	2
	1
Accessories

The accessories can be inserted into the oven at 3 different levels

You can pull the accessories out by two thirds wit causing them to tip This enables easy removal of dishes from the oven

Accessories may be	purchased	at a later date from
the after&sales service	or from	specialist shops

Wire rack

For ovenware cake tins roasting tins and grilled foods The wire rack can be used with the curvatu facing upor down(

Universal pan

For large roasts dry and moist cakes bakes and

gratins It can also act as	a splashguard if you are
grilling meat directly on the	wire rack To do this
the universal pan at level 1
Insert the universal pan into	the oven with the tape
edge facing the oven door

Special accessory

Note

Cooling fan

Enamel baking			tray
for cakes		and	biscuits.
Push	the	baking tray as far as possible into the o
with	the	sloping edge facing towards the oven doo

Condensation may appear on the door panel, interio walls and floor. This is normal and does not affect operation of the microwave. Wipe away the condensation after cooking.

The	oven is	equipped with a cooling fan. It switch
on	and off automatically when necessary. The warm
air	escapes	above the door.

The oven remains cold when the microwave is in

operation. The cooling	fan may switch on anyway.
The fan may run on	even when microwave operatio
has ended.

Before using for the first time

This	section tells	you	everything you need to do b
using	the cooker	for	the first time.

Heat the oven and clean the accessories. Read the safety instructions in the •Important information" section.

Firstly, check to see ifjtheclock symbol and three zeros are flashing in the display. •Set time" appears the display.

S m

S l c n

lan a o

x d play

C an n lan a

1 Set the time using the rotary knob.

Press thej clock button.

The oven is now ready for use.

The	texts appearing in the display of your applianc
are	in German.

You can choose different languages for the text display.

1 Press the •M" button until •Sprache auswählen" appears in the first line.

	Use	the	button to change	to the second line.
	Use	the	function selector to	choose the languag

Press the •M" button. The language is saved.

H a n p	ov n
	Before using the oven, you		must fit		the	door	hand
	the appliance.
	Heat the empty oven with		the	door	closed to		rem
	the new	oven smell.
M od	1 Using	the function selector,		choose	hot	air.
	Use button to change		to	the second		line.

Using the function selector, set the temperature 250 ºC.

Press thej clock button. The display shows 20.00 minutes.

5 Press the Start button.
After 20 minutes, the oven			switches	itself	off.
The display reads •End time". A signal sounds.
Press the Stop button.		The	signal stops		and	the	t
is displayed	again.
Ventilate the	kitchen for	as	long as	the	oven	is	h

Pre cleaning the accessories

Please wash the accessories thoroughly with soapy water and a cleaning cloth before using them

The	microwave
			The microwave can be used solo i e on its own
			combination with a different type of heating
			Here you will find information about ovenware							and
			how to set the microwave
Tables	and	tips	The Tables and		tips section contains a number of
			examples of how to defrost heat and cook using
			microwave


Ovenware
Suitable	ovenware		Suitable	dishes	are heat$resistant ovenware
			made of	glass	glass ceramic porcelain ceramic or
			heat$resistant plastic These materials do not reflect
			microwaves
			You can also use serving dishes This saves you
			having to transfer			food from one dish to			another
			You should only			use ovenware	with	gold	or	silver	r
			if the manufacturer guarantees				that	they	are	suitable
			for use in microwave ovens
Unsuitable		ovenware	Metal ovenware		is unsuitable
			Metal reflects microwaves Food in covered metal
			containers will remain cold
			Important	Metal	$ e g a spoon in			a glass $		must
			kept at	least 2	cm from the		oven	walls	and	the	i
			of the door Sparks could destroy the glass							on the
			inside of	the door

Ovenware test	Do	not switch on the	microwave		unless		there is		fo
	inside
	The	following ovenware	test	is the	only		exception		t
	this	rule
	Perform the following test if			you are		unsure		whethe
	your ovenware is unsuitable for use					in	the	microwa
	heat the empty ovenware at maximum power for
	between 30 and 60 seconds Check					the temperatu
	of the ovenware during this period The ovenware
	should still be cold or		warm to the			touch		The

ovenware is unsuitable if it becomes hot or sparks generated

Setting procedure

1 Press the button for the microwave power setting you require

Microwave power can be set to 900 watts for a maximum of 30 minutes A cooking time of 90*minutes is possible with all other power settings

Example:

Microwave power 600 W 3 minutes

Set the cooking time using the rotary knob

3 Press the Start button.

The cooking time counts down in the display.

The cooking time has elapsed

To change the cooking time

Pausing

Cancelling the setting

Notes

A signal sounds. The oven switches off. The displa shows •End time" or •Oven cooling". The clock reappears in the display if you press the Stop butto or open the oven door.

You may change the cooking time at any time.

Open the oven door. The program is interrupted. T cooling fan may run on. Press the Start button agai once you have closed the door. The program will continue.

If you forget to press the Start button, you will he signal after three seconds. •Press Start button" appears in the display.

Press the		Stop	button twice or open the oven doo
and press the Stop button once.
Cooking time is			displayed		as	follows:
up	to 1.00	min	in	blocks	of	1	second
up	to 15.00 min		in	blocks	of	10	seconds
up	to 1.00	h	in	blocks	of	30	seconds
up	to 1.30	h	in	blocks	of	5	minutes.

You can also set the cooking time first and then t microwave power.

Selecting several follow on microwave power settings

You can select up to three power settings and cooking times for your dish.

Make settings as described in steps 1 and 2. The select a second power setting and cooking time an necessary a third.

Now press the Start button.

The total cooking time appears in the display. It counts back to zero. The active power setting light up more brightly.

Note	You	can	also	select	the same	power setting twice:
	e.g.	600	watts	, 360 watts ,		600	watts.
	The	900	W power		setting can	only	be selected on
	Once the oven has been started, you can no long
	change the cooking				time.

Setting

the

oven

There are various ways in which you can set

your

oven.

Switching

off

the

oven

The

oven switches

off automatically when the

meal

manually

ready.

The

oven

switches

off

You

can

leave the

kitchen

for

a long time.

automatically

The

oven

switches

andYou

can

set

the oven so

that

you

place the

meal

off

automatically

oven

the

morning and

it is

ready

at lunch

time.

Tables and tips

In the •Tables and tips" section, you will find suita

settings

for many

dishes.

Kuppersbusch EMWK 9800.0M Instruction Manual

Setting procedure

Example:

Top/bottom heating 190 ºC

1 Turn the function selector clockwise until the required type of heating appears

The default temperature or setting is displayed in the second line

Press the9 button to move to the second line

Use the function selector to set the required temperature or setting

Press the Start button

T h a

Switching	off		When		the	dish		is ready, press the Stop button twi
			open		the	oven		door and press the Stop button		on
			The	display			goes		out.
Changing	the	setting	You	may		change			the temperature or grill setting	at
			time.
Pausing			Open		the	oven door. The cooling fan may run on.
			Press		the	Start button again once you have closed
			door.		The	program will then continue.
			If you		forget		to		press the Start button, you will he
			signal after three seconds. •Press Start button"
			appears in			the		display.
Cancelling	the	setting	Press		the	Stop		button twice or open the oven		doo
			and press the Stop button once.
			The	display			goes		out.
Heating indicator			The	heating			indicator provides a visual display of
			increasing			oven		temperature.
			The heating indicator does not appear if you are
			grilling.

If the oven is to switch off automatically

Make the settings as described in steps 1 to 3. S cooking time for your dish.

Example:

Cooking time 45 minutes

4 Press thej clock button.

20 minutes appears in the display. Set the required cooking time using the rotary knob.

5 Press the Start button

The cooking time counts down in the display

The cooking time has elapsed

Changing the setting

Pausing

Cancelling the setting

Note

If the oven is to switch on and off automatically

A signal sounds The oven switches off The displa shows •End time" or •Oven cooling" The clock reappears in the display if you press the Stop butt or open the oven door

You	may	change the cooking time and temperature
any time
Press	the	Stop button or open the	oven	door Pre
the Start button after closing the door
Press	the Stop button twice or open the door and
press the Stop button once
You	can	also set the cooking time	first	and then
type	of heating and temperature Set		the	cooking t
using	the	rotary knob and then the	type	of heating

using the function selector Press thebutton and change the temperature Start the oven

Please remember		that	easily spoiled	foods	must	not
be allowed	to remain		in the oven for too long
Make the	settings	as	described in	steps	1 to	4
Do not start the		oven	yet

Example:
It's	10:45	a.m. The	dish will	take 45+minutes to co
and	must	be ready	at 12:45	p.m.

5 Press thej clock button until •Set end time" is

displayed.	Set end time
The ! end	time symbol

flashes in the display and the end time is shown.

This	is the time at which
the	dish will be ready.
6 Use	the	rotary knob to set
a later		end time.

Set end time

7 Press the Start button.

The setting is adopted. The display will show the end time until the oven switches on. The ! end time symbol lights up. The oven switches on at the appropriate time.

To	change	the	end time	The oven must not be switched on. Pressj the
				cklock button thrice and change the	end	time.
The	cooking time has			A signal sounds. The oven switches	off.	The displa
elapsed				shows •End time" or •Oven cooling". The clock
				shows •End time" or •Oven cooling". The clock
				reappears in the display when you press the Stop
				button.
Cancelling		the	setting	Press the Stop button once.

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