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 ВОЗМОЖНЫЕ ПРИЧИНЫ ПРОБЛЕМ

 TROUBLESHOOTING

По сравнению с другими духовыми шка-
фами, время приготовления или значе-
ния  температуры  Вашего  духового 

шкафа, могут отличаться.
Поэтому рекомендуется, пока не будет приоб-
ретен соответствующий опыт, придерживаться 
указаний, предоставленных в 

“Таблице реко-

мендаций для приготовления” на стр. 25“

 

With  respect  to  your  previous  ovens,  the 

cooking times and temperatures to be used 
for your new oven may be very different.

Therefore,  until  you  gain  adequate  experience,  it 
is  recommended  that  you  follow  the  instructions 
provided  in  the   

“Cooking  suggestions  table”  on 

page 25“

Результат:

Возможная причина

Блюда без корочки/плохо 
зажаренные или подгорев-
шие снизу

Несоответствующая высота пози-
ционирования

Ошибочный режим приготовле-
ния (например, использование 
только нижнего нагревательного 
элемента)

Плохо выброженные торты, 
чрезмерно влажные

Слишком  низкая  температура 
духового шкафа

Недостаточное  время  приго-
товления

Слишком жидкое тесто

Слишком частое открытие двер-
цы в процессе приготовления

Слишком сухие блюда

Слишком высокая температура 
духового шкафа

Слишком  длительное  время 
приготовления

Использованная емкость не соот-
ветствует блюду или выбранному 
режиму приготовления

Блюда не зажарены равно-
мерным образом

Ошибочное позиционирование 
продуктов в емкостях

Несоответствующая высота пози-
ционирования

Ошибочный режим приготовле-
ния (например, использование 
только нижнего нагревательного 
элемента)

Result:

Possible cause

Food  not  browned/
cooked enough on the 
surface  or  burned  on 
the lower part

Incorrect insertion height

Incorrect cooking type 
(e.g.: use of the  lower heating 
element only)

Cakes  not  leavened 
enough too moist

Oven temperature too low

Cooking time too short

Dough too runny

Oven door opened too 
often during cooking

Food too dry

Oven temperature too high

Cooking time too long

Container  used  is  unsuit-
able  for  the  food  or  the 
selected cooking type 

Food not cooked evenly

Incorrect  arrangement  of 
the food in the containers

Incorrect insertion height

Incorrect cooking type 
(e.g.: use of the lower heat-
ing element only)

Summary of Contents for 1FOAM

Page 1: ...Instruction manual 1FOAM 00 1FOAP 00...

Page 2: ...3 23 Themanufacturerreservestherighttomakeanychanges deemed suitable to the product without prior notice The drawings installation diagrams and tables contained in this manual are approximate and for...

Page 3: ...power mains 7 Built in unit installation 8 USAGE 10 Safety warnings 10 Before starting 12 Understanding the appliance 12 Useful information 13 Some cooking suggestions 14 Using the appliance 15 Touch...

Page 4: ...00 Grill heating element W 1800 Lower heating element W 1100 Rear circular heating element W 1600 Motor fan W 20 Tangential W 18 Light W 15 Digital programmer W 3 Cable type H05V2V2 F 3x1 5 mm2 Cable...

Page 5: ...entions on the appliance extraordinary maintenance etc must be carried out by qualified personnel only as specified in this booklet The connection systems and installation rooms must be suitable and s...

Page 6: ...ic bags polystyrene etc unattended as they are a potential hazard for children and animals danger of suffocation Movetheappliancetotheinstallationlocationbylifting it using the appropriate handles fig...

Page 7: ...be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarty qualified person in order to avoid hazard The isolating switch must be located in a position which is accessible even after the appl...

Page 8: ...UILT IN UNIT INSTALLATION Make certain that the cabinet in which you willbeinstallingtheapplianceisinperfectcondition and completely stable Standard DIN 68930 Thebuilt incabinetmusthavethecharacterist...

Page 9: ...ou install the appliance far fromrefrigeratorsandfreezerssothattheheatproduced does not compromise the good operation of these ap pliances fig 4 Complete the installation by laterally fastening the ap...

Page 10: ...s not suited for use by persons including children with physical sensorial or mental difficultiesorlackingproperexperienceandknowledge unless supervised or instructed on the use of the appli ance by t...

Page 11: ...d Accessible parts will become hot when in use To avoid burns and scalds children should be kept away Fire hazard Do not introduce liquids and or alcoholic ingredients into the cooking cavity during o...

Page 12: ...ack tosupportthecontainers ovendishes moulds etc and foods to be grilled 14 drip tray for cooking roasts or supporting biscuits bread products and the like 15 deep pan to cook meat or vegetables 1 15...

Page 13: ...his time the oven may emit smoke or unpleas ant odours due to the burning of the grease used in the factory processing of the oven so the room should be aired well during its operation Allow the oven...

Page 14: ...kingselectedhasagreatinfluence on the final result For example If at the end of the cooking time you want to cook the upper part of the dish more turn the knob to for the lower part to Foradditionalsu...

Page 15: ...electorknob usedtoselectthedesired cooking type 3 mainoperationindicatorlight indicatesthatthe equipment is on 4 operation indicator light connected to the thermostat when it turns off this indicates...

Page 16: ...king time is set using the timer knob 6 or the digital programmer 5 Using the timer knob 6 fig 10 Turn the knob clockwise one complete turn to load the mechanicaltimerknob XY thenturnitanticlockwise u...

Page 17: ...er failure while the oven is operating when it is restored the programmed parameters will NOT be kept in the memory therefore the programmer must be set again Once done a programme is cancelled automa...

Page 18: ...y combination for 2 seconds or more will deactivate the key lock 14 SET tonX 2 ton1 ton2 ton3 Setting acoustic signal volume fig 14 The acoustic signal sounds if minute minder or automaticprogramhasre...

Page 19: ...sec The display shows the symbol TIMER Theremainingtimeisdisplayedcontinuously C Modifying DeletingTimer The remainig time can be changed anytime by press SET keyanthe or keys Thecountdownisdeletedby...

Page 20: ...reached the set temperature the thermostat controllight 4 mustturnoff choosingthelevelonwhich you position it carefully fig 8 page14 MANUAL the oven is turned on and off manually The oven is turned on...

Page 21: ...ng type At the end of the set time a bell will indicate that the cooking is complete and the oven will turn off automatically A Set cooking time fig 16 Set cooking time Step through the sequences of f...

Page 22: ...and cooking type to 0 BEEP BEEP 18 1 30 13 00 11 30 MANUAL WITH AUTOMATIC SETTINGS the oven is turned on and off automatically In this mode you can programme both the cooking time as well as the end...

Page 23: ...t end of cooking time fig 20 StepthroughthesequencesoffunctionwithTouchpad SET until end flashes Set the END OF COOKING TIME by or up to a maximum of 23 59 h min then turn the knobs 1 and 2 to the des...

Page 24: ...OKING TIME by The countdown is deleted by setting to TIME of DAY The cooking time has expired once the time has reached 00 00 h min The symbol AUTO flashes an ACOUSTIC SIGNAL occurs Press the ant keys...

Page 25: ...5 Bread 0 25 kg 25 220 C 2 0 25 Pizza 0 25 kg 15 10 230 C 2 0 25 Pies 0 25 kg 35 200 C 2 Cakes 0 25 Tart 0 25 kg 20 170 C 2 0 25 Apple cake Sponge cake 0 25 kg 35 40 170 C 1 2 0 25 Biscuits Small foca...

Page 26: ...iumthick ness and toasting of bread Fanned grill Fan central upper heating element only Cooking of thick meat and high volume foods Fan assisted oven Upper heating element lower heating element fan Ra...

Page 27: ...ace or burned on the lower part Incorrect insertion height Incorrect cooking type e g useofthe lowerheating element only Cakes not leavened enough too moist Oven temperature too low Cooking time too s...

Page 28: ...s thefancombinedwiththeupperheatingelementand lower heating element 3 After about 45 minutes switch off the oven since the pizza pan has reached the right temperature 4 Positionthepizzaonthehotpizzapl...

Page 29: ...the appliance which is not covered by the Warranty A variation in the colouring of the oven cavity interior does not compromise the oven s performance and is not considered a defect covered by the War...

Page 30: ...30 25 26 45 90 4 2 1 20 5 20 20 6 30 90 3 20 20 1 4 2 27...

Page 31: ...ures minimum 300 C with the same characteristics typology and dimensions Ensure that the appliance is switched off before replacing the lamp to avoid the possibility of electric shock PERIODS OF INACT...

Page 32: ...ntry other than Italy you must comply with the regulations in force in your country Before disposing of the appliance render it unusable by removing the power cord AFTER SALES SERVICE Barazzasrlensure...

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