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 WARNING! Danger of burns! 

Dishes used for cooking may be very hot, as heat is emitted from the food 
product. Use protective gloves or a towel when removing dishes. 

 CAUTION! 

If the device is set to a high power level, keep it under constant observation!  
In the event of strange noises, food products swelling, or liquids churning, 
reduce the power level! 

 
 

Defrosting  

 

  The function labeled 

 (DEFROST) allows the easy defrosting of frozen food 

products. Energy created by the microwaves heats the external layer of the product, 
and the heat slowly seeps into the interior of the product. This ensures even 
defrosting of the food product.  

  Prior to defrosting, remove the packaging from the product and place the product on 

a plate.  

  While defrosting proceed in accordance with the following instruction

 

  Covering 

 

Food products should be covered, in order to: 

 

o

  quicken their heating, 

o

  avoid drying out, 

o

  avoid splattering of grease in the cooking chamber, 

 

Exceptions: bread, baked goods, breaded food products and products which are 
supposed to be crunchy should not be covered. 
 

  Turning over / mixing 

 

Practically all food products should turned over and/or mixed at least once during 
defrosting. Sticky pieces of food should be separated as quickly as is possible. 
 

  Smaller portions 

 

Smaller portions defrost more evenly and quicker than larger ones. For this reason, 
divide food products into smaller pieces prior to defrosting. An entire meal can thus be 
quickly and easily prepared. 

 

Summary of Contents for 610.836

Page 1: ...610836 Original Gebrauchsanleitung V3 0416...

Page 2: ...ivery check 30 3 2 Packaging 30 3 3 Storage 30 4 Technical data 31 4 2 Technical specification 31 4 1 Overview of parts 31 5 Installation and operation 33 5 1 Installation 33 5 3 Guidelines for cookin...

Page 3: ...ese instructions and give them to future owners of the device 1 Safety This device is designed in accordance with the presently applicable technological standards However the device can pose a danger...

Page 4: ...odifications or alterations to the device that are not explicitly approved by the manufacturer may be undertaken DANGER Electric shock hazard To avoid the hazard results please follow the safety instr...

Page 5: ...of anomalies during operation before cleaning WARNING Microwave radiation hazard Exposure to microwave radiation may cause bodily injury To avoid the effects of this risk follow the safety instruction...

Page 6: ...in the microwave oven it is possible that the liquid may reach boiling temperature without externally visible bubbling For this reason special care must be taken when handling the container Even a li...

Page 7: ...the door closed turn the device off and remove the plug from its socket OR flip the main circuit breaker switch Do not use metallic pots pans or covers Metal may lead to sparks in the cooking chamber...

Page 8: ...y or material damage WARNING This symbol highlights hazards which could lead to injury WARNING This symbol highlights dangerous situations which could lead to injury or death CAUTION This symbol highl...

Page 9: ...aration heating and defrosting of food products using appropriate dishes The microwave oven cannot be used for industrial and laboratory purposes storage of kitchen utensils and dishes drying paper te...

Page 10: ...by violation of advice concerning operation and cleaning use other than designed alterations made by user use of inadequate spare parts We reserve the right to make technical changes for purposes of...

Page 11: ...The outer and inner packing material should be removed completely from the device before installation NOTE If you liked to dispose the packing consider the regulations applicable in your country Supp...

Page 12: ...wer levels 6 Manual times up to 30 minutes Dimensions int W 315 x D 290 x H 200 mm ext W 483 x D 425 x H 281mm Rotating tray 270 mm Volume 23 litres Weight 12 6 kg We reserve the right to make technic...

Page 13: ...32 Control panel A Power regulator 6 power levels High 100 power Medium high 85 power Medium 66 power Medium low 48 power Defrost 40 power Low 17 power B manual timer 0 30 min B A...

Page 14: ...t sides of device 5 cm Never block the ventilation ducts The device must remain a minimum distance of 2 m from radios televisions and other such electronics in order to avoid interference with the sig...

Page 15: ...ing and prevent splattering Turn food products over while cooking This will speed up the process of cooking such products as chicken or hamburgers Large products such as a roast should be turned over...

Page 16: ...no Aluminum foil foil containers no 5 4 Operation Washing prior to first use Prior to first use it is necessary to wash the device so that remnants of packing materials do not impact the taste of food...

Page 17: ...nd check that the seals are clean and door is closed properly 4 Set the desired power level and cooking time 1 30 NOTE The device comes on when the cooking time is set Cooking time depends on the foll...

Page 18: ...r to defrosting remove the packaging from the product and place the product on a plate While defrosting proceed in accordance with the following instruction Covering Food products should be covered in...

Page 19: ...ter into the device o Wash the device regularly o After each use wipe the device with a moist cloth Remove any remnants of food and beverages from the interior of the device with a moist cloth A delic...

Page 20: ...e device according to the above mentioned instructions and store it in a dry clean place protected against frost sun and children Do not place any heavy objects on the device 7 Possible Malfunctions I...

Page 21: ...sal service in your community WARNING To exclude any abuse and the dangers involved make the waste device unfit for use before disposal For that purpose disconnect device from mains supply and remove...

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