Operating instructions
Tips on settings, AutomaticPlus
Tips on settings
Symbols used
Operating mode
/Cooking space temperature/Grill setting
Microwave operating mode
WMicrowave power in watt
˚C
mins. Duration in minutes
A–IPreparation method
1–7Food group
The following grill settings are available:
•1 low
•2 medium
•3 high
Entries in the column only apply if preparing food using the «AutomaticPlus» operating mode.
Follow the advice given in
Preheat until the cooking space temperature is reached.
Preheat empty CombiCrunch plate for 3 mins.
Accessories
AutomaticPlus
AUTOMATICPLUS in the operating instructions for the appliance.
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Operating modes
Operating modeSymbolOperating modeSymbol
Hot airCombiCrunch
GrillAutomaticPlus
Grill-forced convectionCombi mode hot air +
Power&FavoritCombi mode grill +
MicrowaveCombi mode grill-forced convection +
Optimal use
The recommended cooking space temperatures and accessories given in recipe books are, in part, not optimal for this
appliance. In the following tables, you will find information on how to get the best use out of your appliance and on suitable
cookware.
➤ Always place the food in the centre of the glass turntable.
➤ Cover liquid or steaming food, unless it should remain crispy.
➤ Food containing little liquid must be covered over when being heated up to prevent it drying out.
➤ Stir or turn the food halfway through time.
➤ At the end of cooking, allow the food to stand in the cooking space for more even heating (standing time).
➤ Avoid opening the appliance door frequently.
Several small portions heat faster and more evenly than a single large portion.
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See the SAFETYPRECAUTIONS section of these operating instructions.
Porcelain cookware with cavities which can fill with water can crack. Follow the manufacturers’ instructions.
Always use the turntable roller and the glass turntable in combination with the other accessories.
CombiCrunch plate––
Wire shelf low/high–––
Food cover
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Baking tray–––
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In the scope of
delivery.
Porcelain without metal parts or
metal decor
Heat-resistant glass
Microwave-safe plastic
Microwave-safe cling film
Silicon baking mould
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Metal cookware–––
Ready meal packaging
✓✓
Meat thermometer–––
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➤ Follow the
manufacturers’
instructions.
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Heating up
Quantity/W mins.
Milk *2 dl
A3––650no1½–2
Beverages *2dlA3––800no1½–2
˚C
300 g
A1––800no2½–3
Plated meal
550 g
A1––800no4–5
Soup *3–5 dlA2––800no2–6
Lasagne400–500 g
A1––800no5–6
Baked dish400–500 gA1––800no5–6
Gratin400–500 g
A1––800no5–6
Pasta **200–300 gA1––800no2–3
Rice **150–300 g
A1––800no1½–3
Vegetables250–400 gA1––800no1½–3
➤ Allow about 2 minutes’ standing time after cooking.
*
➤ When heating liquids, place a teaspoon in the vessel to prevent delayed boiling (or superboiling).
**
➤ Add liquid.
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Defrosting
Quantity/W mins.
Small sausages *––––150no5–8
Minced meat *500 gB1––150no10–15
˚C
Joint of meat *800 g
B1––150no18–25
Chicken parts *600 gB2––150no12–20
Fish *400 g
B3––150no7–10
Spinach *300 gB4––150no6–8
Berries200 g–––150no4–5
Bread loaf500 gB5––150no6–7
Bread roll
➤ Use as shallow a container as possible for freezing.
➤ Allow about 4 minutes’ standing time after defrosting to ensure food is completely defrosted.
*
➤ Turn halfway through time.
4×
50 g each
–––150no2–3
–
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Defrosting and cooking simultaneously
Quantity/W mins.
Pizza300–350 g
D3–––no6–8
Hamburgers2–4––––no5–8
Fish fingers200–300 g––––no5–8
Chicken nuggets200–600 gD4–––3mins.6–12
Chips400 g
D1–––no15–16
Mixed vegetables *200–500 gE3––800no4–8
˚C
Fruit compote200–400 g–––650no4–7
Lasagne400 g–––650no13–17
➤ Follow the frozen food manufacturers’ recommendations.
*
➤ Turn halfway through time.
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Meat, poultry, fish
Quantity/W mins.
˚C
Roast beef1 kg–165–175––no60–75
Meat loaf1kg–180–190––no50–80
Chicken1 kg–225350no30–32
Chicken breast125–300 g–2350no5–7
Whole fish500–600 g–3350no15–20
Fillet of fish400–500 g––––no5–9
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Fresh vegetables
Quantity/W mins.
˚C
Broccoli300–500 g
E3––800no5–10
Cauliflower300–500 gE3––800no3–10
Carrots300–400 g
E3––800no4–8
Tomatoes *400 g–––800no2–3
Aubergines400 g––––no6–8
Sweet peppers2–4×––––no10–15
Zucchetti250 g––––no4–5
250 gD2–––no8–12
Chopped potatoes
500 gD2–––no15–18
Baked potatoes *
➤ Prick with a fork before cooking. Turn halfway through time.
*
1×
250 g each
E1–––no7–8
Popcorn
Quantity/W mins.
Popcorn100 g
➤ Follow the manufacturers’ recommendations.
E5––850no2–
˚C
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Cooking and baking
Quantity/W mins.
˚C
800 g–170–180––yes50–70
Cake
800 g
F3190–20050–100no30–35
Bisquit––170–180––no30–35
Linzertorte––170–180––no40–50
Puff pastries with a filling––210–220––no25–30
Muffins–
F5180–190––no25–35
Mailänderli (butter biscuits)–F6160–170––no15–20
Macaroons––160–170––no15–20
Bruschetta––220–230––no10–15
Garlic bread––220–230––no10–15
* Use glass, porcelain or silicon cookware. Do not use metal cookware.
*
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Cooking and baking
Quantity/W mins.
˚C
Fruit flan––190–200––no40–50
Savoury flan––180–190––no45–55
––220–230––no25–35
Fresh pizza
–
D3–––no10–15
Bread500 g–1 kgF2210–230––no30–35
Bread roll––220–230––no15–20
Pre-baked bread rolls–F1220–230––no10–15
Lasagne
Baked dish
Gratin
for 4
persons
for 4
persons
for 4
persons
–180–200350no25–30
–180–200350no25–30
–2350no25–30
Gratinated vegetables––3350no7–12
*
* Use glass, porcelain or silicon cookware. Do not use metal cookware.
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AutomaticPlus
Preparation methodFood groupQuantityNote
➤ Pierce ready meal
packaging with a fork
before cooking.
Suitable for 250–600 g of
food.
A Regenerating
Plated meal
Frozen plated meal
A1
Frozen lasagne
–
A2Soup200–800 g
A3Beverages100–500 g–
–
B1Meat100 g–2000 g
B2Chicken100 g–2500 g
B Defrosting
B3Fish100 g–2000 g
– /
B4Vegetables100 g–2000 g
B5Bread100 g–1000 g
➤ Cover food with
C Keep warm–––
aluminum foil if
necessary.
➤ Do not use plastic film.
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Preparation methodFood groupQuantityNote
D Crispy baking
E Cooking
D1Chips200–500 g
D2Country potatoes200–500 g
/
D3Pizza300–800 g–
Chicken nuggets
D4
Chicken wings
200–600 g /
D5Frozen aperitif nibbles200–800 g–
➤ Prick with a fork before
E1Baked potatoes200–1000 g
cooking.
/
E2Fresh vegetables200–800 g➤ Add liquid.
E3Frozen vegetables200–800 g
E4Tinned vegetables200–600 g
E5Popcorn––
/
➤ Take the vegetables out
of the tin before cooking.
Suitable for 100 g of
popcorn.
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Preparation methodFood groupQuantityNote
F Baking
G Melting
F1Croissants–
F2Bread400–800 g
F3Cake500 g–1000 g
F4Soufflés, ø 19 cm –
F5Muffins, ø 5–6 cm–
F6Biscuits–
F7Meringues, ø 4 cm–
Butter
G1
Margarine
50–250 g
G2Chocolate50–250 g
–
Use glass,
porcelain or
silicon cookware.
Do not use metal
cookware.
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– /
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Preparation methodFood groupQuantityNote
Butter
H Softening
H1
Margarine
50–250 g
– /
H2Ice cream250–1000 g
I Warming plates––2–8For flat plates.
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Validity
The model number corresponds to the first 3 digits on the identification plate.
These operating instructions apply to the model: