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9 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
Control unit function
Power on
Upon power on, Timer Display digits are flashing, the oven is inoperative.
The selected cooking Function (if any) is shown on the Cooking Function Display.
The Temperature Display shows the default Temperature assigned to this function.
Press the
button or both timer
and
buttons simultaneously to return to
the manual mode and activate the oven. The time of day adjustment mode will be
automatically activated.
Note:
In case of a mains power failure more than 10 seconds while cooking is in progress,
oven will get inoperative, any preprogrammed timer and temperature setting will be
cleared. Press the
or both timer minus and plus but tons to return to the manual mode
and activate the oven.
Selecting a cooking function
Turn the Cooking function selector to the
position, until the desired cooking function is
displayed on the Cooking Function Display.
The default cooking temperature assigned
to the selected function will appear on
the Temperature display (Note: For some
functions like lamp and defrost where a
temperature control is not possible and the
temperature display is blank). The
is
steady on the timer display except the 0 (off)
position.
Adjusting time of day
Time of day can be adjusted when automatic cooking is not in progress.
•
Press both timer
and
buttons simultaneously symbol starts flashing.
•
Set the correct time by pressing timer
to decrease or timer
to increase.
After a few seconds screen will stabilize, flashing will stop, adjustment is
completed.
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