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Using your appliance

4.7 Cooking in Combination

This appliance offers three types of combination 

(combi) cooking.

Option 1:

 Conv Microwave (230 ºC con-

vection: + 40% microwave), “C-1” is displayed
This option is ideal for roasting, baking a cake, etc.

Option 2:

 Grill and Convection (50% grill + 230 

ºC convection, “C-2” is displayed) 
For quick tenderising, etc.

Option 3:

 Grill and Microwave (45% grill + 55% 

microwave), “C-3” is displayed
For quick grilling, etc.

Example:

 Cooking the food with the 3rd option 

for 30 minutes.

 

Press the Combi button and select “C-3”

 

Set the cooking duration to 30 minutes.

 

Press the Start button.

4.8 Convection Cooking

This oven can be used as a convection oven and 

can be programmed to reach the desired tempe-

rature for pre-heating. The default temperature 

setting is 230 ºC. You can press the Convection 

button to set a different temperature.
1. Pre-heating functions

Example: 

To set the oven to 200 ºC pre-heating.

 

Press the Convection button and select 200 ºC.

 

Press the start button.

The appliance will stop when pre-heating is over 

and 2 beeps will be heard, reminding you that the-

re is food in the oven. Set the Convection cooking 

temperature and duration and start cooking. (The 

longest pre-heating duration will be 30 minutes.)
2. Convection function

Example:

 Convection cooking. To set the pre-

heated oven for 20 minutes cooking at 200 ºC.

 

Press the Convection button and select convec-

tion cooking. Press the Convection button and 

select 200 ºC.

 

Set the cooking duration to 20 minutes.

 

Press the start button.

4.9 Time

The oven can be used as a clock.

Example: 

To enter the current time as 16:30

 

Press the Clock button. The clock symbol will 

start to flash on the display. Turn the time setting 

button to set the clock as “16:00”.

 

Press the Clock button again. Turn the time set-

ting button to set the clock as “16:30”.

 

Press the Clock button again. Time setting 

complete. The clock continues to function.

4.10 Timer

The timer function allows the microwave oven to 

start cooking at a set time and stop automatically 

when the cooking process is done. (You need to 

set the clock before using the timer function.) 

Example:

 The current time of the microwave oven 

is 16:30. To set the clock for cooking with 70% 

power for 10 minutes at 18:15.

 

Press the Timer button and set the clock to 

18:15 (using the same procedure as the time 

setting).

 

Press the Microwave button to set it to 70% 

power.

 

Turn the time setting button to enter the 10-mi-

nute cooking duration.

 

Press the start button.

If you do not set the power or cooking duration (if 

you skip steps b and c) and press the Start but-

ton directly, the microwave oven will function as a 

clock only. You will hear 10 beeps at 18:15 and no 

other functions will be enabled.

Summary of Contents for MD 898 KZI

Page 1: ...MD 898 KZI MD 898 YKZI 30 L Electronic Microwave Oven User Manual...

Page 2: ...Follow all warnings and information in the user manual Remember that this user manual is also applicable for several other models Differences between the models are explicitly described in the manual...

Page 3: ...king and installing your oven 13 3 4 Advantages of the microwave oven 14 3 5 Theory of microwave cooking 15 3 6 Dishes suitable for microwave oven 15 4 Using your appliance 17 4 1 Heating with a Singl...

Page 4: ...as Staff kitchen areas in shops offices and other working envi ronments Farm houses By clients in hotels motels and other residential type environ ments Bed and Breakfast type environ ments Do not att...

Page 5: ...on slip surface The appliance should not be operated with an external clock timer or separate remote control system Before using the appliance for the first time clean all parts Please see the details...

Page 6: ...use Door and outer glass may be very hot when the appliance is in use 1 1 1 Electrical safety If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the ma nufacturer or its service agent or a similarl...

Page 7: ...disconnect it from its power supply and never wrap its power cable around the appliance Do not immerse the appliance power cable or power plug in water or any other liquids Do not hold it under runnin...

Page 8: ...und after they have been taken out of the oven so be careful when you are holding the containers Do not roast anything in the oven Hot oil may damage the components and materials of the oven and it ma...

Page 9: ...ne other than a competent person to carry out any service or repair operation which in volves the removal of a cover which gives protection against exposure to microwave energy WARNING Liquids and oth...

Page 10: ...ave been given so that the child is able to use the microwave oven in a safe way and understands the hazards of improper use Due to excessive heat that ari ses in grill and combination modes children...

Page 11: ...product with normal domestic and other wastes at the end of its service life Take it to the collection center for the recycling of elect rical and electronic equipment Please consult your local author...

Page 12: ...t conditions 2 Your microwave oven 2 1 Overview 1 Door Safety Interlock System 2 Oven Window 3 Oven Air Vent 4 Cylinder Ring 5 Glass Tray 6 Control Panel 7 Grill rack 2 2 Technical data Power consumpt...

Page 13: ...ng it Place the glass plate on the roller ring and the roller base support 3 2 2 Roller base support Use the roller support under the glass1 plate Do not place any other plate tray apart from the glas...

Page 14: ...eep sig nal for 5 times Open your oven s door and test the temperature of the water If the water is hot this means your oven is functioning Be careful while removing the con tainer filled with water i...

Page 15: ...e for microwave cooking You can perform the test below to see if a dish is appropriate for microwave ovens or not Test Place the empty dish you are testing into the oven and place another dish filled...

Page 16: ...ials that may arc or they may catch fire when used in microwave ovens Wooden and wicker vessels Large wooden vessels should not be used as the microwave energy causes the wood to get dry and crispy Ce...

Page 17: ...regular shapes will get cooked sooner than the ones with irregular shapes Cut the food in even sizes and regularly to cook them in the best way possible Height of the food Top parts of the food that...

Page 18: ...tes for two potatoes The number of the microwaves in your oven re mains the same even if the amount of the food cooked in it changes Thus if you place more food in the oven the cooking duration will a...

Page 19: ...he outer parts get he ated before the inner parts Roast type meats and big longitudinal foods such as a whole chicken must be turned upside down to be cooked evenly on the top and at the bottom You ma...

Page 20: ...with 70 power for 10 minutes Press the microwave button and select 70 power Set the cooking duration to 10 00 Press the start button There are 5 different power levels and the longest microwave heatin...

Page 21: ...he same time If a memory was set before 1 will be displa yed when you press the Memory button After you have pressed the Start button the oven will start to operate according to the memorised program...

Page 22: ...tes 2 Convection function Example Convection cooking To set the pre heated oven for 20 minutes cooking at 200 C Press the Convection button and select convec tion cooking Press the Convection button a...

Page 23: ...e the child safety lock This function will be disabled if you press Auto Menu and Combination buttons simul taneously for 2 seconds again 4 12 Stop Cancel The oven will stop if you press Stop Cancel b...

Page 24: ...rb the micro wave energy causing longer cooking durations Wipe the crumbs between the door and the outer frame with a damp cloth Clean the greasy crumbs splashed with a soapy cloth at first and then w...

Page 25: ...owave oven is over the food will also be cooked during the waiting process This process enables the food to be cooked evenly at all sides The waiting duration depends on the density of the food Is it...

Page 26: ...e If your oven is not functioning before calling the Authorised Service check if 1 The plug is seated well in the socket 2 One of the fuses in the house has blown or not 3 Check if the front door has...

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