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Micromat Combi

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Auto Programme Charts

FOOD

START TEMP

UTENSILS

PREPARATION

PAUSE

STAND

ADJUST

Beef Joint

Chilled 5°C

Low rack on
Drip tray

Remove joint from
packaging and note
the weight. Place the
joint fat side down (for
best results)
During cooking you
may shield any areas
that are cooking too
quickly with smooth
pieces of foil.

Remove
excess
liquid.
Turn joint
over and
baste if
desired.

10 – 15
min

 For a well

cooked finish
or very
chilled
chicken

Pork Joint

Chilled 5°C

Low rack on
Drip tray

Remove joint from
packaging and note
the weight. Place the
joint fat side down (for
best results)
During cooking you
may shield any areas
that are cooking too
quickly with smooth
pieces of foil.

Remove
excess
liquid.
Turn joint
over and
baste if
desired.

10 – 15
min

 For a well

cooked finish
or very
chilled
chicken

Lamb
Joint

Chilled 5°C

Low rack on
Drip tray

Remove joint from
packaging and note
the weight. Place the
joint fat side down (for
best results)
During cooking you
may shield any areas
that are cooking too
quickly with smooth
pieces of foil.

Remove
excess
liquid.
Turn joint
over and
baste if
desired.

10 – 15
min

 For a well

cooked finish
or very
chilled pork

Steamed
Fish

Chilled 5°C

Microwave
proof dish
with lid or
microwave
wrap

Remove from
packaging. Wash and
dry. For best results
weight the fish. Place
the fish in a dish with
2 – 3 tblsps (45mls) of
liquid e.g. white wine,
water or milk. Cover
dish with lid or
microwave wrap

No

2 min

 For a well

cooked finish
or very
chilled fish

 For more

delicate
whole fish or
fish steaks

Baked
Fish

Chilled
3-5°C

High rack

Wash and dry, brush
with oil and seasoning
Begin cooking skin side
down for best results

No

2 min

 For a well

cooked finish
or very
chilled fish

Summary of Contents for MICROMAT COMBI 233

Page 1: ...A U S E R FA H R U N G G U T MICROMAT_COMBI 233 Gebruiksaawijing o User Manual k AEG Hausgeräte GmbH Postfach 1036 D 90327 Nürnberg http www aeg hausgeraete de Copyright by AEG 8221913 22 01 ...

Page 2: ...y service calls Important information concerning your safety or the operation of your appliance is noted by this symbol and or mentions words such as Warning Take care Be sure to follow all instructions carefully Throughout the manual this symbol guides you step by step when operating the appliance This symbol indicates further information concerning the use of the appliance z The clover indicates...

Page 3: ...rs 7 Food safety 8 Safety instructions when cooking with grill Convection and Combination modes 9 Unpacking 9 Installation 10 Connecting to the mains The microwave and accessories 11 Name and function of parts Accessories Control panel 12 Display window Before using your microwave oven for the first time 13 Turntable installation Setting the clock Child safety lock 14 ...

Page 4: ...to Programme Examples 27 Auto Defrost 27 Bread Defrosting Microwave Hints 24 Microwave Tips Oven utensils and accessories guide 28 Charts Recommendations for cooking with Grill 29 General recommendations for cooking with Microwave and Grill Recommendations for Defrosting using 150W 29 Auto Programme Universal Defrost 30 Auto Programme 31 Auto Programme Potato Gratin 35 Care and cleaning 36 Care an...

Page 5: ...ctly into the cavity The result is that microwaves spread smoothly to reach all parts of the cavity Heatwave ensures an even heat distribution across and throughout the food Technical data Overall dimension Width 490 mm Power source 230 240 V 50 Hz Depth 445 mm Fuse 16 A Height 322 mm Power consumption 2600W Cavity dimension Width 248 mm Microwave Power 900W Depth 305 mm Grill Power 1200W Height 3...

Page 6: ...e appliance for its intended use as described in this manual Do not use corrosive chemicals in this appliance This type of oven is specifically designed to heat cook or defrost food It is not designed for industrial or laboratory use neither for commercial use as this will invalidate the guarantee Do not operate the oven empty If food or water is not present to absorb the microwave energy the magn...

Page 7: ...s and utensils with metallic trim should not be used in the microwave oven unless specifically recommended for microwave use Containers with restricted openings such as bottles should not be used for microwave cooking Use caution when removing a lid or cover from a dish to avoid steam burns Foil containers Shallow foil containers may safely be used to reheat foods in your microwave oven providing ...

Page 8: ...hecked before consumption in order to avoid burns When heating liquids e g soups sauces and beverages in your microwave oven overheating the liquid beyond boiling point can occur without evidence of bubbling This could result in a sudden boil over of the hot liquid To prevent this possibility the following steps should be taken 1 Avoid using traight sided containers with narrow necks 2 Do not over...

Page 9: ...ill or Microwave Convection It is quite normal for steam to be emitted around the door or for misting to occur on the door or even for water droplets to appear below the door during the cooking cycle This is merely condensation from the heat of the food and does not affect the safety of your oven The door is not intended to seal the oven cavity completely Do not force the turntable to rotate by ha...

Page 10: ...keep them as far apart as possible 6 If positioned in a corner leave a gap of at least 5 cm from the walls and 5 cm above the microwave MPORTANT The oven can be placed almost anywhere in the kitchen Make sure the oven is placed on a flat level surface and that vents as well as the surface underneath the oven are not blocked for sufficient ventilation Connecting to the mains The oven is delivered w...

Page 11: ...en 7 Drive shaft for turntable 8 Rating plate 9 Grill 10 Fan 11 Heating Elements Accessories A Turntable support Place the support on the floor of the cooking chamber to support the turntable B Grilling racks one high and one low used for most cooking and browning grilling IMPORTANT Use either high or low grill rack only Do not use both grill racks at the same time C Turntable Made of special heat...

Page 12: ...ole Chicken P2 Chicken pieces Roast Meat P1 Beef Joint P2 Pork Joint P3 Lamb Joint Fish P1 Steamed Fish P2 Baked Fish 3 Grill To select Grill or add Grill to Microwave function 4 Convection Cooking Fan assisted For Conventional cooking Baking 5 Power 6 Setting Control Knob to enter time and weight or quantity 7 Start to start a desired programme or to enter a Start 1 Minute programme 8 Pause Clear...

Page 13: ...t to 12 00 Example To set 4 30 1 Turn the Setting Control Knob clockwise anti clockwise until the time of 4 30 is indicated in the display window 2 Touch Start to lock in the time and start the clock running The flashing clock symbol will disappear from the display If you need to change the time of day after setting open the microwave oven door and press in the start button for 5 seconds A single ...

Page 14: ... microwave oven Pause Clear If you would like to stop the oven during cooking without opening the door touch Pause Clear ONCE To continue cooking touch Start Should food be removed from the oven before the set cooking time is completed touch Pause Clear TWICE You can turn off the oven during cooking to stir or re arrange food There are two ways of doing so 1 Just open the door the safety mechanism...

Page 15: ...uld be touched as follows 900W Once HI W 750W 2 times 650W 3 times 450W 4 times 150W 5 times Defrost 100W 6 times 0W 7 times Kitchen timer or touch and hold the Power button to continuously scroll through all power levels To check the power level set at any time during cooking simply touch the Power button 4 Once a microwave programme has been set during the cooking operation the power level can b...

Page 16: ...ted in the display window 4 Touch Start The Microwave oven is automatically set to 900W HiW If this power level is required for cooking you may set the time and then press start You do not need to select the required power At the end of the cooking time the microwave power will automatically stop The cooling fan and oven light will still be on until the turntable has returned to its original posit...

Page 17: ...n cup of coffee or mug of soup or a small food portion which has cooled slightly before serving To set 1 Touch the Start 1 minute button Repeated pressing of the Start button will add 60 seconds to the Cook Reheat time Ensure liquids are stirred and check that food is piping hot before serving if necessary repeat the Start 1 minute programme At the end of the heating time the programme will automa...

Page 18: ...will count down When the timer has finished three soft tones will be heard The display will now reset to the time of day During the Microwave cooking Start 1 minute and the Kitchen Timer operation it is possible to adjust the length of time required by turning the Setting Control Knob clockwise or anti clockwise to increase or decrease the remaining time in the display in steps of approximately 30...

Page 19: ... 2 soft tones will be heard every 30 seconds for 5 minutes After 5 minutes three soft tones will be heard and the window display will revert to the time of day During the grill operation it is possible to adjust the length of cooking time required by turning the Setting Control Knob clockwise or anti clockwise to increase or decrease the remaining time in the display in steps of approximately 30 s...

Page 20: ...n light will still be on until the turntable has returned to its original position When the oven has switched off completely 3 soft audible bell sounds will be heard and the grill symbol will flash At this stage it is not possible to enter any further programmes To enter another programme you will have to press the stop clear button When the cooking time has expired if there is no action taken 2 s...

Page 21: ...lose the door and press start The Oven will now resume its programme and the cooktime will start to count down In the convection mode the Oven can be set to the following temperatures 40o C then 100o C to 250o C in steps of 10o C You may modify the convection temperature during the programme To do this Press the Micro Bake button Turn the setting control knob to the new temperature At the end of t...

Page 22: ...emperature can be changed at any time by Press the Micro Bake button Turn the setting control knob to the desired temperature At the end of the cooking time the oven will automatically stop The cooling fan and oven light will still be on until the turntable has returned to its original position When the oven has switched off completely 3 soft audible bell sounds will be heard and the grill symbol ...

Page 23: ...n and oven light will still be on until the turntable has returned to its original position When the oven has switched off completely 3 soft audible bell sounds will be heard and the grill symbol will flash At this stage it is not possible to enter any further programmes To enter another programme you will have to press the stop clear button When the defrosting time has expired if there is no acti...

Page 24: ...t food Cover the food when cooking Use a glass lid a plate or grease proof paper Pastry bread and the like can be defrosted directly in a bread basket or on a paper towel If frozen food is heated in its packaging the packaging should be opened Packaging containing metal or metal decoration must not be used unless specifically recommended for use in the microwave Remove metal clips and wire ties Sm...

Page 25: ...ly 0 1kg 1 0kg 0 05kg Baked Fish Microwave plus Convection 0 1kg 1 0kg 0 05kg The operation is very easy Simply touch the Auto Programmes button the correct amount of times See Auto Programmes Menu to enter the main menu wait for two seconds then touch the Auto programmes button the correct amount of times to access the desired sub menu see directions below and touch Start Depending on the chosen ...

Page 26: ...lly stop The cooling fan and oven light will still be on until the turntable has returned to its original position When the oven has switched off completely 3 soft audible bell sounds will be heard and the symbol denoting the function used will flash At this stage it is not possible to enter any further programmes To enter another programme you will have to press the stop clear button When the aut...

Page 27: ...out 2 minutes and commences the remaining defrost period To cancel the pause period simply touch Start and the programme will continue Bread Defrosting Built into the Auto Defrost feature is a special programme for thawing bread The quantities which can be thawed using this feature is 0 1 0 9kg 100 900g in weight increments of 0 05kg 50g The maximum amount of food which may be thawed on Auto Defro...

Page 28: ...oration NO NO NO NO Ceramic Glass Lead crystal glass NO NO NO NO China Without metal decoration YES YES NO NO Pottery 2 YES YES YES YES Microwave oven heat proof wear YES NO NO NO Plastic Plastic wrap YES Metal Baking pan NO YES YES NO Aluminium foil 3 YES YES YES YES Cups plates towels YES NO NO NO Paper Waxed paper YES NO NO NO Wood NO NO NO NO Grill rack NO YES YES YES Turntable YES YES YES YES...

Page 29: ...pillage and juices Turn food as appropriate during the cooking time Food QTY Weight Power Selector position Cooking time Special notes Bacon 4 100 g Grill 150W 7 9 min Roast Beef Boned 900 g Roast Pork Loin 900 g Microwave only 750W Grill 150W 25 min 5 6 min Brush with oil Season with salt and pepper Allow 15 20 minutes standing time after cooking Pork Chops 2 3 450 g Grill 150W 20 25 min Brush wi...

Page 30: ...on kitchen paper 45 60 sec 5 min 2 bread rolls Place on kitchen paper 1 11 2 min 5 min Cakes and Pastry Gateau 450g 1 lb Remove from packaging place on plate 9 11 min 15 30 min Cheesecake 450g 1 lb Remove from packaging place on plate 9 11 min 15 30 min Pie cooked 450g 1 lb Remove from packaging place on plate 7 9 min 15 30 min Pastry 450g 1 lb Remove from packaging place on plate 7 9 min 15 30 mi...

Page 31: ...e as soon as possible Arrange chops so the thinner ends are towards the centre of the turntable Shield outer edges with smooth pieces of foil Remove foil and turn over 10 15 min Lamb Joint Place on an upturned saucer on a plate or on a microwave proof rack Shield thin areas and outer edges with smooth pieces of foil Remove foil from outer edges but leave on thin areas Turn over 30 40 min Pork Chop...

Page 32: ... so thicker parts are towards the outside of the dish 10 15 min Turkey Pieces NO Shield thin parts such as tips with smooth pieces of foil Arrange so thicker parts are towards the outside of the dish Remove foil Turn over arrange so thicker parts are towards the outside of the dish 10 15 min Fish Fillets NO Use a shallow dish or microwave proof rack Arrange fillets in an even layer If frozen in a ...

Page 33: ...the edge of the turntable No 2 min or Adjust for larger or smaller potatoes Potato Gratin See Potato Gratin Auto Cook sequence Roast Potatoes 20 C Room Temp Shallow Microwave and heatproof dish Dry the potatoes thoroughly Place in the dish with a little oil and butter approx 5ml of oil and 5g of butter per 100g of potatoes Turn the potatoes in the dish until well coated with oil Turn over 2 min Wh...

Page 34: ...10 15 min For a well cooked finish or very chilled chicken Lamb Joint Chilled 5 C Low rack on Drip tray Remove joint from packaging and note the weight Place the joint fat side down for best results During cooking you may shield any areas that are cooking too quickly with smooth pieces of foil Remove excess liquid Turn joint over and baste if desired 10 15 min For a well cooked finish or very chil...

Page 35: ...prox Total Weight of Food excluding dish 300 g 500 g 1100 g Suggested Cookware Microwave and heat proof casserole or deep flan dish 1 serving 1 litre dish 10 15 cm diameter 2 servings 1 5 litre dish 15 20 cm diameter 4 servings 1 5 2 5 litre dish 20 25 cm diameter Method 1 Use some of the butter to grease the inside of the dish 2 Place half of the potato slices in the dish add the onion bacon and ...

Page 36: ... damp cloth only no liquids should be used near the venting holes NEVER USE ABRASIVE CLEANERS COMMERCIAL OVEN CLEANERS OR STEEL WOOL PADS ON ANY PART OF THE MICROWAVE OVEN To loosen difficult deposits boil a cup of water in the microwave oven for 2 or 3 minutes NEVER USE A KNIFE OR ANY UTENSIL TO REMOVE DEPOSITS FROM OVEN SURFACES To remove odours from the oven interior boil a cup of water plus 2 ...

Page 37: ... ON Check that the socket is receiving power by plugging in an appliance you know to be working Check that the fuse in the fuse box is intact If the microwave does not function The child safety lock may have been set Check the controls are set correctly Check settings procedures against the booklet Check the door closes properly if food particles or other objects have become stuck inside the door ...

Page 38: ...owave oven You will find these on the data plate Write them down here below so you have them handy whenever you need them Model MCC223 Serial number PNC Date of purchase It is vitally important that you record these details correctly These details should be recorded when you remove your new oven from its box N B Remember to save your receipt ...

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