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TIMER DESCRIPTION
After plugging in or reconnecting to a power source after current decay, “12:00”,
and
icon flashes. Any button press enters the time of day setting
menu. Adjust the correct time of day using buttons 1 or 3.
Menù botton
The menu button cycles through the minute minder - cooking duration - end of
time - time of day - buzzer tone adjustment menus.
Minus botton
Decrease the displayed value.
Plus botton
Increase the displayed value.
Setting the time of day (24 h)
Press and release button 2 until
and icons start flashing. Set the current time
using buttons 1 and 3. After 7 seconds
icon disappears, icon stops flashing.
Notice! Time of day setting cancels automatic cooking settings.
Manual Operation
If the programmer is not in semi-automatic or full-automatic mode you can use
oven functions manually, also
icon is on the display.
Setting the minute minder
You can activate the minute minder at any time, regard¬less of the status of other
programmer functions. The adjustable duration ranges from 1 minute to 99 minutes.
•
Press button 2,
icon starts to flash, the display shows “0.00”
disappears and icon
remains on the display.
•
Enter the required duration using buttons 1 and 3.
remains on the display.
After the set time has elapsed, an audible signal will be heard for approximately
7 minutes accompanied by a flashing
.
•
Press any button to turn the signal off,
disappears, and the display shows
the time of day.
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