Barazza B90M5 Series Instructions For Installation Manual Download Page 8

 

 

 

- Symbols of multifunctional oven knobs 

 

 

General contacts and oven lamp. 

 

 

Grill and spit. 
For  the  grill  and  spit  the  top  central 
heating  element  and  the  spit  are  used 
together.  It  is  ideal  for  cooking  meat  on 
the spit. 

 

 

   

 

 

Traditional cooking.                                      
Both  the  upper  and  lower  heating 
elements are on; it allows you to cook any 
kind  of  dish;  Ideal  for  cakes,  pizza,  roast 
food and pies. 

 

 

Intensive cooking.                                           
The 

combination 

of 

the 

fan 

and 

traditional  cooking  ensures  rapid  and 
even  cooking  for  delicate  foods  such  as 
biscuits and cakes. 

 

 

   

 

 

Final cooking: warming up.                       
Using  only  the  lower  heating  element 
gives  the  final  touch  to  cooking  and  is 
very  useful  to  warm  dishes  up.  It  is 
recommended  to  finish  off  cooking 
biscuits, jam tarts and pies. 

 

 

Fanned grill.                                                     
The  combined  action  of  the  grill  and  the 
fan  ensures  even  cooking.  Thick  pieces 
of  meat  and  large  dishes  can  also  be 
grilled perfectly. 

 

 

   

 

 

Browning.                                                     
Dishes  can  be  browned  by  using  the 
upper heating element. Very good results 
with lasagna, pasta or vegetable pies. 

 

 

Quick defrost. 
Using  just  the  fan,  without  any  type  of 
heating,  food  is  defrosted  quickly  and 
optimally 

 
- Control light 

 

The ovens have two control lights. The first one, identified by n.5 (Fig.1), indicates that 
any oven component is on, whereas the second, identified by n.4 is connected to the 
thermostat  and  flashes.  Showing  that  the  thermostat  is  keeping  the  temperature 
constant.

 

 

- Spit Roasting. 

 

The  oven  comes  supplied  with  spit  roasting.  Please  refer  to  the  picture  Fig.4  for 
correct positioning. 
Remember to remove the plastic handle before inserting it in the oven. 
Ensure the oven door is closed  
Turn the selector knob to the grill and spit position as illustrated above and set the 
temperature to 230° max. 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Fig. 4 

 

CAUTION 

 

Accessible parts may be hot when the grill is in use.  Young children should 

be kept away. 

Summary of Contents for B90M5 Series

Page 1: ...CLASSIC COOKER Module 90 Module 123 F lli BARAZZA s r l F lli BARAZZA s r l F lli BARAZZA s r l F lli BARAZZA s r l 31025 Sarano di Santa Lucia di Piave TV Via Risorgimento 14 Tel 39 0438 62888 Fax 3...

Page 2: ...ce This appliance has been designed and manufactured only to cook food Never open it unduly or modify its characteristics and or use it for different purposes Please make sure that children do not tou...

Page 3: ...B90M5 M B90M5F M 6 3 4 2 1 5 Art B90M6 B90M6 M 6 3 4 2 1 5 Art B120 B120 M 6 3 4 2 1 5 7 Fig 1 DESCRIPTION 1 Timer knob with end cook 2 Thermostat knob 3 Selector knob 4 Thermostat light 5 Main pilot...

Page 4: ...ulated the thermostat control know to maximum and turn selector to either fan forced oven or conventional oven See illustration on following page Heat the oven for sixty minutes A little smoke and som...

Page 5: ...n press the electric ignition button Let go of the knob after 5 seconds If the burner fails to stay alight keep the knob pressed right down longer to give the safety valve time to warm up Check that t...

Page 6: ...ch as asbestos or mesh mats are not recommended They may impede burner performance and damage the pan supports How to use the fry top For reaching the operating temperature of the fry top should turn...

Page 7: ...he oven Fig 3 offer different shelf position These positions allow you to finishing cooking your dishes to perfection Fig 3 Selector knobs and thermostat To operate the electric oven use both the sele...

Page 8: ...Thick pieces of meat and large dishes can also be grilled perfectly Browning Dishes can be browned by using the upper heating element Very good results with lasagna pasta or vegetable pies Quick defro...

Page 9: ...5 6 0 7 5 90 1 5 3 0 0 Fig 5A Fig 5B Fig 5C 30 minutes to end of cooking time In this position you will hear an acoustic sound which signals end of cooking time Position to be chosen if timer is not t...

Page 10: ...e C Cooking time in minutes Cakes Cakes in baking tin Whisked dough Cakes without baking tin Pasty cakes in baking tin Cakes in baking tin with leaven Small cakes Lasagna Meat Cooking time needed for...

Page 11: ...cal characteristics The power supply must have an efficient earthing connection according to the norms and local standards In different case the earthing connection must be make The connection switch...

Page 12: ...gid pipe Connection is made to the GJ1 2 threaded elbow The gasket has to guarantee the connection holds fast The elbow can be turned by releasing the nut Once the desired position has been establishe...

Page 13: ...lements and components Lower heating element W 1700 Upper heating element W 1000 Grill heating element W 2000 Oven light W 2 X 15 Rotisserie motor W 30 Tangential fan W 20 Max electric power absorbed...

Page 14: ...of cooking steam can still form inside the oven this small inconvenience can be easily eliminated in one of the following ways 1 Open the oven door take the food out and close the oven door 2 If you...

Page 15: ...and a soft cloth Do not use scouring pads or abrasive substances as they ruin the enamel Rinse well and dry with a soft cloth We advise cleaning the oven every time cooking leaves residues otherwise...

Page 16: ...before disassembling any part Replacement of feed cable The feed cable must be in HO5 RR F with a cross sectional area of 3x1 5 mm The cable can be replaced this way open the terminal board Fig 10 ins...

Page 17: ...t vinegar Dry with a soft cloth or chamois leather NB Do not steam clean Cleaning the gas burners Once the components are cold take the burners off and wash them with hot water and a liquid detergent...

Page 18: ...a Changing the nozzles Remove the rungs burners and flame dividers Using the spanner provided with the appliance remove the nozzles Fig 12 and replace them with those enclosed strictly observing the...

Page 19: ...G25 30 mbar 37 mbar 50 mbar 50 mbar 20 mbar 20 mbar g h 262 g h 262 g h 262 g h 262 l h 340 l h 374 96 96 76 76 138 138 kW 3 6 kW 3 6 kW 3 6 kW 3 6 kW 3 6 kW 3 6 kW 1 40 kW 1 40 kW 1 40 kW 1 40 kW 1 4...

Page 20: ...free and open or install a suction hood with discharge duct An intensive and prolonged use of the appliance might need additional aeration like for instance the opening of a window or a more effectiv...

Page 21: ...ns on page 15 Humidity in the oven Do not leave food in the oven after cooking it Humidity in the oven when cooking Increase the temperature of the oven by 15 20 C The gas flow seem irregular Check th...

Page 22: ...on must necessarily comply with the contents of the standard Fumes discharge Gas run appliances must discharge the products of combustion directly outdoors through a flue suction hood or electric at a...

Page 23: ...23 COOKER 90 900 870 50 920 70 760 70 600 30 20 650 50 870 Fig 15 HOOD AND SPLASH BACK 90 612 900 500 308 455 180 250 420 STAFFE 80 450 220 80 830 345 FORO MOTORE FORO USCITA FUMI 150 650 900...

Page 24: ...COOKER 123 1230 50 870 50 920 70 1090 70 50 870 600 30 20 650 Fig 15 HOOD AND SPLASH BACK 123 1230 942 1230 500 308 455 180 250 720 STAFFE 80 450 220 80 830 345 FORO MOTORE FORO USCITA FUMI 150 650 12...

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