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Page 1: ...GB MICROWAVE OVENS USER INSTRUCTIONS AR ا ف رو ك ي لم ف ا ي ع ت د ت م ا م CMXG 30 ...

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Page 3: ...rowave oven and keep it carefully If you follow the instructions your oven will provide you with many years of good service GB this product we declare on our own responsibility compliance to all of European safety health and environmental requirements stated in the legislation for this product By placing the CE marking on CMXG 30 ...

Page 4: ...CLOCK PRE SET DEFROST BY WEIGHT DEFROST BY TIME MICRO GRILL COMBI AUTO MENU STOP CLEAR CHILD LOCK TIME WEIGHT START EXPRESS GB ECO FUNCTION GB 2 ...

Page 5: ... the oven must not be operated until it has been repaired by a competent person ADDENDUM If the apparatus is not maintained in a good state of cleanliness its surface could be degraded and affect the lifespan of the apparatus and lead to a dangerous situation PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY GB 3 230 240V 50Hz Model Rated Voltage Rated Input Power Microwave Rate...

Page 6: ...y or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been givensupervision or instruction concerning useof the appliance in a safe way andunderstand the hazards involved Children shall not play with the appliance Cleaning and user maintenance shallnot be made by children unless they are older than 8 and supervised 4 Keep the appliance and its cord out of reach of children less...

Page 7: ...rowave heating has ended 15 This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar applications such as staff kitchen areas in shops offices and other working environments by clients in hotels motels and other residential type environments farm houses bed and breakfast type environments 16 If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer its service agent or similarly ...

Page 8: ...ng children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety 25 Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance 26 The appliances are not intended to be operated by means of an external timer or sepa...

Page 9: ... shall be kept away unless continuously supervised 32 The microwave oven must be operated with the decorative door open for ovens with a decorative door 33 The rear surface of appliance shall be placed against a wall 34 The microwave oven shall not be placed in a cabinet unless it has been tested in a cabinet READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE GB GB 7 ...

Page 10: ... mustbe plugged into an outlet that is properly installed and grounded Consult a qualified electrician orserviceman if the grounding instructio nsare not completely understood or if doubtexists as to whether the appliance isproperly grounded If it is necessary touse an extension cord use only a 3 wire 1 A short power supply cord is provided to reduce the risks resulting from becoming entangled in ...

Page 11: ...r 10 minutes Wipe the oven clean using a soft dry cloth Utensil Test 1 Fill a microwave safe container with 1 cup of cold water 250ml along with the utensil in question 2 Cook on maximum power for 1 minute 3 Carefully feel the utensil If the empty utensil is warm do not use it for microwave cooking 4 Do not exceed 1 minute cooking time See the instructions on Materials you can use in microwave ove...

Page 12: ...lattering or a wrap for steaming Microwave safe only Follow the manufacturer s instructions Should be labeled Microwave Safe Some plastic containers soften as the food inside gets hot Boiling bags and tightly closed plastic bags should be slit pierced or vented as directed by package Microwave safe only Use to cover food during cooking to retain moisture Do not allow plastic wrap to touch food The...

Page 13: ... series Warning Do not use grill rack in microwave mode Always take it out when using the microwave GB Shut off oven power if the door is opened during operation Hub underside Glass tray Turntable ring assembly a Never place the glass tray upside down The glass tray should never be restricted b Both glass tray and turntable ring assembly must always be used during cooking c All food and containers...

Page 14: ...nce of 30cm above the oven a minimum clearance of 20cm is required between the oven and any adjacent walls 3 Do not remove the legs from the bottom of the oven 4 Blocking the intake and or outlet openings can damage the oven 5 Place the oven as far away from radios and TV as possible Operation of microwave oven may cause interference to your radio or TV reception 2 Plug your oven into a standard h...

Page 15: ...0 23 3 Press the minute figures will flash 5 Press to finish clock setting will flash Note 1 If the clock is not set it would not function when powered 2 During the process of clock setting if you press or no operation in one minute the oven will exit the setting 2 Turn to choose 80 power the LED will display P80 3 Turn to adjust the cooking time until the oven display 20 00 The maximum cooking ti...

Page 16: ...y twice G displays 5 Speedy Cooking key to start cooking with full microwave power for 30 seconds The cooking time will add 30 seconds by every press on key and the maximum setting time is 95 minutes Note Time can be increased by press button except weight defrost and The default power level is P30 It is not adjustable 1 Press key once the LED will display dEF1 2 Turn to select the cooking time At...

Page 17: ...ish buzzer will sound five times Then turn back to waiting states Example if you want to defrost the food of 500g 80 microwave power for 5 minutes The steps are as following 1 Press twice dEF2 displays 2 Turn to adjust the weight of the food Stop turning when 500 displays 3 Press once turn o choose 80 microwave power 4 Turn to adjust the cooking time of 5 minutes 5 Press to start cooking states No...

Page 18: ... waiting state press for 3 seconds there will be a long beep denoting entering into the children lock state and LED will display and will light Lock quitting In locked state press for 3 seconds there will be a long beep denoting that the lock is released and LED will turn back to the clock stae will go out 5 Press minute figures will flash 6 Turn to adjust the minute figures the input time should ...

Page 19: ...pened during cooking 3 Once the cooking programme has been set is not pressed in 1 minute The current time will be displayed The setting will be cancelled 4 The buzzer sounds once by efficient press inefficient press will be no responce 17 Automatic Going Out Function When the door is kept open for 10 minutes the oven light will be off Press any key after opening the door time will count down agai...

Page 20: ... 3 Pork b 4 Red meat 800 800 450 800 FISH b 1 Mussels b 2 Salmon Fish b 3 Tuna Filet b 4 Sea bass VEGETABLES b 1 Broccoli b 2 Spinach b 3 Carrots b 4 Fennel HOT BEVERAGE b 1 Milk 1 cup 240ml b 2 Coffee 1 cup 120ml b 3 Tea b 4 Hot chocolate PASTA RICE b 1 Pasta parcels b 2 Rice b 3 Soup reheat vegetable soup b 4 Pasta Power P100 P100 P80 P0 P80 P30 P100 P100 P100 P100 P100 200 350 P80 P80 P80 P80 P...

Page 21: ...b 2 Broth b 3 Sterilization b 4 Baby milk 200 1 bottom b 1 Dried food b 2 Homemade yogurt b 3 Wholemeal pasta b 4 Legumes BABY HEALTHY Power P80 P0 P80 1 cup P80 400 P100 P0 P100 150 100 ml P80 P0 P100 P0 P100 P30 100 1 liter P80 P0 150 add water 500l 500 P100 P100 P30 PATISSERIE b 1 Pureed Baby Food GB 19 ...

Page 22: ... contact the Assistance Service PRODUCT SERIAL NUMBER Where can I find it It is important that you to inform the Assistance Service of your product code and its serial number a 16 character code which begins with the number 3 this can be found on the guarantee certificate or on the data plate located on the appliance It will help to avoid wasted journerys to technicians thereby and most significan...

Page 23: ...The symbol on the product indicates that this product may not be treated as household waste Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment Disposal must be carried out in accordance with local environmental regulations for waste disposal For more detailed information about treatment recovery and recycling of this product ...

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Page 36: ... ً ي ٠ٛ ه ً ؽى ٟ ف تعيذ ٚ ًِ اٌؽا ٍٝ ع ض ١ اٌخث سق ٚ ٍٝ ع ش أر اء ٛ اٌؾ 2 3 دلائك يييح ٠ٛ اٌّؽر اٌثطييياهظ فرييييياخ مؾيييياء ٝ عٍيييي اٌّؽّيييـ اٌخثيييض ٚ أ اخ ٚ اٌخنش 400 َ ظشا ٟ ع 1 13 15 ٟ ف اٌّؽّـ اٌخثض فراخ مؾاء مع مييع ٚ ش ١ فيل صظياض شوظ ٠ تيا هثيك ٟ ييي ٙ اٌط تعيييذ ٚ ً اٌؽاِيي ٝ عٍييي اٌطثييك أر ش 2 3 دلائك ٔيييييييييييييييييييييييييييييييح ٚ اٌّعىش ٍٟٔٛ١ٔ ويييييييييييييييييييييييييييي...

Page 37: ...ٌض يييش ٠ اٌخٕض ُ ٌؽيييي لطيييع فيييشػ ٝ عٍييي دائيييشج ٟ فييي ا ٙ ميييع ٚ ً اتييي ٛ اٌر ٚ ا اء ٛ اٌؾيي تعييذ ٚ ً اٌؽاِي ييش ٔر 2 3 دلائك اٌّؽّش اٌغّه 450 َ ظشا 650 َ ظشا ٟ ع 2 6 7 7 8 7 8 8 9 ييييد ٠ تاٌض واٍِيييح اٌغييييّىح ظٍيييذ فيييشػ ظٕثييييا ا ٙ ميييع ٚ ً اتيييي ٛ اٌر ٚ األعؾييياب ٚ ٝ إٌي اٌييشأط ظٕيية ً٠ اٌييز ٝ إٌيي ٝ عٍيي ًِ اٌؽا ص ٛ اٌّخث اٌرفاغ 2 ذفاؼح فةح 400 َ ظشا 4 ذفاؼاخ فةح 800 َ ...

Page 38: ...ييييشائػ يييييييش ٠ اٌخٕض ٓ اٌعث 2 لطعح 300 َ ظشا 4 لطع 600 َ ظشا ٟ ع 1 3 5 4 5 6 7 مييييع ٚ ال ٚ أ اٌخثيييض ؽييييشائػ ؼّيييـ ٞٛ اٌعٍيي اٌعييضء ِييع اٌّؽّييـ اٌخثيض عذد مع ًِ اٌؽا ٍٝ ع 2 خثض لطعح ً اٌؽاِيي ٝ عٍي ِثاؽييشج خٍيف ِؽّيـ ش أر ٚ 2 3 دلائك صج ٛ اٌّخث اٌثطاهظ 250 َ ظشا 500 َ ظشا ٟ ع 1 4 5 5 5 6 5 7 5 ا ٙ مع ٚ أٔقاف ٌٝ إ اٌثطاهظ لطع اٌعأيية ِييع ً اٌؽاِيي ٝ عٍيي دائييشج ٟ في ح ٠ ا ٛ ٌٍؾ ع...

Page 39: ...ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا ٟٙ ه عشعح ِع ح ٠ ا ٛ اٌؾ ِٓ َ اٌماد ٞ أ اٌّؾع أشٕياء إميالق سج ٛ تقي ً اٌؾيى ٟ تٕي َ اٌطعيا قيثػ ٠ اسج ٚ اٌيذ ٌيح ٚ اٌطا ْ سا ٚ د تغيثة ٚ اسج ٚ اٌيذ ٌيح ٚ اٌطا ْ سا ٚ د ٚ اٌثياب ِرعأغح انشٕايح تانًيكسٔٔيف نهطٓي انطٓي ىَاء ْ أ ٓ ّى ٠ ٞ اٌز ٟٙ اٌط إٔاء َ اعرخذا سظاء ِيا ٚ ِما ٟ ي ٙ اٌط إٔياء ْٛ ىي ٠ ْ أ عية ٠ٚ يف ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا ظياخ ِٛ يا ٌٙ خال ذّش ٓ ِي ع ٛ ٔي ٞ أ َ يرخذ ي ذغ ال ٚ يف ١ٌٛ...

Page 40: ...ذ ذا ١ ظ اٌؽشاسج ً اٌطفيييي ذج ١ عقيييي ٓ ٌييييث ب ٛ ؼثيييي ح ٙ فاو 190 ض ٟ ت 80 20 ح ١ٔ شا 2 3 ييييك ١ّ ع ٟ خضفيييي هثييييك ٟ فيييي اعييييىة لٍية ٝ ِلطي ٛ ٚ اإلٔاء ٟ ف ٟٙ اه ٚ ٌّيييييذج يييييش أر ٚ ٟ ييييي ٙ اٌط تعيييييذ 2 3 يييييذا ١ ظ لٍييييية ُ٠ اٌرمييييذ ً لثييييي ٚ دلييييائك ذا ١ ظ اٌؽشاسج دسظح افؽـ ٚ ً اٌطف ٓ ٌث 100 ٌ ًِ رش 200 ٌرش ًِ ٟ ت 30 30 40 ح ١ٔ شا 1 مح ١ دل ٌٝ إ 1 مح ١ دل 10 ٟٔ ا ٛ...

Page 41: ...ٚ ه ١ تالعييير ُ٠ ذميذ ً لث ٜ أخش ِشج لٍة ٚ ٓ١ اٌرغخ َ اٌطعا ِثشدج خٕح ١ٌ ا 350 ض ت ٟ 80 4 5 5 5 2 3 هثيك ٟ في خٕح ١ٌ ا مع يك ١ّ ع ٟ خضفي ٓ ِيي لٍيية ٚ ه ١ تالعيير تلطيياء ٟ مطيي ٚ ِيشج ٚ ٓ١ اٌرغيخ إعيادج أشٕاء ألخش ٓ١ ؼ لييد ٌٛ ا ً لثي ٜ أخيش ُ٠ ذمييذ ٚ ٟ ياه ١ االؼر َ اٌطعا ِييييع ٔيييح ٚ اٌّعىش اٌقٍقييييييييييييييييييييييييح ِثشدج 350 ض ٟ ت 80 3 5 4 5 3 ٚ أ ٟ ر ١ عيييثاظ ِيييصال ٔيييح ٚ اٌّعىش ...

Page 42: ... اؼر لد ٛ ت اعّػ دائّا ٓ ع ً م ٠ ال 20 سج ٛ تقي اٌؽيشاسج دسظيح يع ٠ ص ٛ تر اٌغيّاغ ً أظ ِٓ ْ اٌفش إمالق تعذ ح ١ٔ شا لٍة دائّا ٚ ا ٠ س ٚ مش رٌه ْ وا إرا ٓ١ اٌرغخ أشٕاء لٍة ٚ ِرٕاعمح ٞ االٔفعياس ْ يا ١ٍ اٌل ِٕيع ً أظي ٓ ِي ٚ ٓ١ اٌرغيخ تعذ تعيذ ٚ أشٕياء ٟ في ٚ ً لثي لٍية ٚ تاخ ٚ اٌّؾش ٌٝ إ ح ١ صظاظ ٝ عق ٚ أ ٍِعمح إمافح ه ١ٍ ع عة ٠ ًّ اٌّؽر تاٌؽشاسج اٌٍغع ٚ ٓ١ اٌرغخ األغفال غؼاو ٍ ذسخي ج ىػا األغفال غ...

Page 43: ...ش 250 ض ٟ ت 100 10 11 5 ييف ي أم 1000 ٓ ِييي ييش ي ٌر ً ِييي ٓ اٌغاخ اٌّاء ٍ انرسخي ج ىػا تتعيادج تيه اٌخياؿ يف ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا ْ فيش َٛ م ١ عي ٓ ِي وغيش ٟ في َ اٌطعيا ٓ١ ذغيخ ٞ اٌيز ليد ٌٛ ا ْ يشا ي األف اليذ ِٛ ٗ ذغيرلشل عادج ح ٠ ذ ١ٍ اٌرم يش ي ذعرث ْ يا ١ اٌث ٟ في سج ٛ اٌّيزو لياخ ٚ األ ٚ ً١ٌ يذ ي و ٌٟ اٌريا ْ يا ١ اٌث ٟ في ٓ١ اٌرغيخ يادج ي إع لياخ ٚ أ ٚ اٌطاليح اخ ٠ٛ ِغير َ اعيرخذ ٌٟ ا ٛ ٌؽ اٌلشف...

Page 44: ... 6 5 7 5 3 ُ تؽعيييييي األص يييييياس ؼنييييييش لطييييع ٚ ٞٚ ِرغييييا األص يييياس يية ي سذ ٚ ٓ١ ٔقييف ٝ إٌيي ييشج ١ اٌىث اٌّشوض ٟ ف ْ ما ١ اٌغ عح ٛ اٌى 250 ض 3 3 5 3 يييشائػ ي ؽ ٝ إٌييي يييح ي ع ٛ اٌى لطيييع أمف ٚ 30 ٌرش ًِ 2 ٍِعميح ِ ٝ إٌي ٟٙ اه ٚ صتذ لطعح ٚ أ اء فمو ح ٠ هش ذقثػ ْ أ ٓ١ ؼ ْ اٌثارٔعا 250 ض 2 5 3 3 ؽيييشائػ ٝ يي ي ٌ إ ْ اٌثارٔعيييا ييع ي لط ٍِعمييح ييا ٙ١ٍ ع أؾييش ٚ شج ١ يل ي ف ّْٛ١...

Page 45: ... َ األ و انرؼهيًاخ ٔ اٌغثا 150 ض ٟ ت 80 5 6 2 3 أميف 15 ٌريش ً ِي 1 يح ي ٍِعم اٌثاسد اٌّاء ِٓ شج ١ فل ٍٟ و ٚ تش 300 ض ٟ ت 80 8 9 2 3 أميف 30 ٌريش ً ِي 2 يح ي ٍِعم اٌثاسد اٌّاء ِٓ شج ١ فل تاصالء 300 ض ٟ ت 80 7 8 2 3 أميف 15 ٌريش ً ِي 1 يح ي ٍِعم اٌثاسد اٌّاء ِٓ شج ١ فل ٌٛ فاف خنشاء ا ١ 300 ض ٟ ت 80 7 5 8 5 2 3 أميف 30 ٌريش ً ِي 2 يح ي ٍِعم اٌثاسد اٌّاء ِٓ شج ١ فل ظضس ً ِؾى خناس تا ص رسج الء 300 ض ٟ...

Page 46: ... ْ اٌّعذ انًيكسٔٔيف في نهطٓي انًُاسثح األغؼًح ذرٕا ٓ ِي يذ ي ٠ اٌعذ عية يح ي ّ األهع يح ي ٙ اٌفاو ٚ يذج ي ّ اٌّع اخ ٚ اٌخنيش ٚ أ يّه ي اٌغ رٌيه ٟ ي ي ف تّيا يف ي ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا ٟ ي ي ف ٟ ي ٙ ٌٍط ٌ ا اع ٛ ي ي ٔ أ ٟ يي ٙ ه يا ي ن ٠ أ ٓ ي ي اٌّّى ٓ ِيي ٚ ُ ي ي اٌٍؽ ٚ يّه ي اٌغ ٚ ي ٛ اٌفيي ٚ ب ٛ ي ي اٌؽث ٚ األسص ٚ يح ي ٔٚ اٌّعىش ٚ يح ي قٍق اٌىاعييرشد ٚ ٚ اٌؾشتح ٚ َٛ اٌعّي ٗ ظي ٚ ٝ عٍي ٚ يف ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا ...

Page 47: ...ح ٚ اٌطا يح ١ اٌضظاظ ْ سا ٚ ٌٍيذ اٌماتٍيح ْ فيش ً١ ذؾل عٕذ ماء ٛ م ذؽذز ف ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا 5 ييياع ي ل ٚ ِرغيييخح أح ٛ أعيييط ِرغ ْ اٌفش يف ١ ٕ ٌر يف ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا أح ١ في ٝ إٌي اسظع اٌّرغخح األظضاء اٌعّالء ِغاعذج خذِح اٌما اٌخؾإح ٌٍّعاٍِاح ٗ ذعشم ال اص ٙ اٌع أهف ً١ اٌرؾل ًٍ خ عثة ح ٠ٛ ذ ٠ ذؽذ ِٓ ٓ ذرّى ٌُ إرا ٝ عٍا ً اذقا ٚ ح ١ عا اٌّغاعذج خذِح ٗ ١ٍ ع أعصش ٓ٠ أ إٌّرط ً ِغٍغ ُ سل ِٓ ْٛ ِى د ٛ و ً ا...

Page 48: ...كيك كة ٍ انًاف كعك 022 P100 A 09 صحي طعاو ب 1 يجفف طعاو 122 P80 P0 ب 0 تيري ستازي 1 نرز P30 ب 3 انكايم تانقًح َّ يكزو 102 إضافح 022 ِ ييا يهم P100 ب 0 تقىنياخ 022 P100 A 10 األطفال طعاو ب 1 يهزوص أطفال طعاو 102 P80 P0 ب 0 شىرتح 022 P100 P0 ب 3 نهرعقيى طائم سجاجح ا P100 ب 0 أطفال حهية 122 يهم P30 قائمة ال طعام ع ب AR 18 ...

Page 49: ...هي 022 P100 ب 0 طثاَد 022 P100 ب 3 جشر 022 P100 ب 0 شًز 022 022 P80 P0 A 06 طاذُح يشزوتاخ ب 1 كىب ا حهية 002 يهم 1 كىب P100 ب 0 قهىج 1 كىب 102 يهم 1 كىب P100 ب 3 شاي 1 كىب P100 ب 0 طاذُح ّ شيكىالذ 022 P70 A 07 يكزوَح رس ب 1 انًكزوَح صزر 002 P80 ب 0 رس كىب ا P100 P50 ب 3 شىرتح ذظريُها ُعاز ي ذضزواخ شىرتح 002 P100 ب 0 يكزوَح 02 إضافح 022 ِ ييا يهم P80 ع ب 1 انًٕاصفح 1 ا ٟ ف اٌّمثل إداسج عٕذ اؼذج ٚ ِ...

Page 50: ...ﻼﺛﺔ ﻃﻮﻳﻞ ﺻﻮت وﻳﺨﺮج إﺷﺎرة إﻟﻰ اﻧ ﻳﺪﺧﻞ ﻪ إﻟﻰ اﻟﻄﻔﻞ ﻗﻔﻞ وﺿﻊ ﻣﻘﻔﻮﻟﺔ ﻣﺆﺷﺮة وﺗﻈﻬﺮ إذا ﻣﺠﻬﺰا اﻟﻮﻗﺖ آﺎن وإﻻ ﻳﻈﻬﺮ إﻟﻐﺎء اﺿﻐﻂ اﻟﻘﻔﻞ وﺿﻊ ﻓﻲ ﻃﻮﻳﻞ ﺻﻮت ﻓﻴﺨﺮج ﺛﻮان ﺛﻼﺛﺔ إﺷﺎرة إﻟﻰ إﻟﻐﺎء اﻟﻄﻔﻞ ﻗﻔﻞ وﺿﻊ 15 انًسٔزح زًايح ٓ عي يذ ٠ ذض ٌّذج ف ١ٌٛ اٌر ٟٙ ه ٚ أ ف ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا ًّ ع ٠ عٕذِا 5 لف ٛ ر ١ عي دليائك ً األلي ٝ عٍي األعّياي ٓ عي 15 يح ١ٔ شا فمو ؼح ٚ اٌّش س ٚ ذذ ٚ 16 ٌٔ انًغُطس في انرسكى ياسٕزج زًايح ٔظيفح ٌّذج ؼذ...

Page 51: ...شٔا قذس ١ ع ٟٙ اٌط ِٓ اء ٙ 9 انًسازم يرؼد انطٓي اٌّشؼٍيح ٟ في ٗ ميع ٚ عية ١ ف اٌصٍط إصاٌح ائف ٌٛ ا ٜ إؼذ وأد إرا ٚ ٝ ألق وؽذ ٟٙ ٌٍط ٓ١ اشٕر ٓ١ ِشؼٍر مثو ٓ ّى ٠ ِشؼ ً و تعذ اؼذج ٚ ِشج ذا ٛ ف ْ اٌشٔا قذس ١ ع ٚ ا ١ ى ١ ِاذ ٛ ذ ٚ أ ٌٝٚ األ ح ١ٌ اٌرا اٌّشؼٍح عرثذأ ٚ ٍح يالزظح ً اٌّشاؼ ِرعذد ٟٙ اٌط ً ِشاؼ ٜ إؼذ ٍٝ ع ح ١ ى ١ ِاذ ٛ ذ ٚ األ اٌمائّح مثو ٓ ّى ٠ ال ٗٔ ص ٚ َ اٌطعا ِٓ شٍط إصاٌح ذ ٠ ذش وٕد إرا ...

Page 52: ...اٌضس ٚ اٌضس ء ٟ ن ١ ع ٚ ف ١ٌٛ اٌر فح ١ ٚ اس ١ اخر ٝ األلق ٟٙ اٌط لد ٚ ٟٙ اٌط لد ٚ ٌنثو أدس 3 95 مح ١ دل ِفراغ ٍٝ ع املو ِل ٛ عر ٚ ٟٙ اٌط ؽشاخ ِ ِل ٛ عر ٚ ٟٙ اٌط ٌثذء 4 انرٕنيف ذؼهيًاخ يالزظح ّاخ ١ٍ اٌرع اٌعشك ؽاؽح ف ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا هالح ح ٠ ا ٛ اٌؾ هالح 1 55 45 2 36 64 5 انسسيغ انطٓي اال ؼياالخ ٟ في ْ اٌفيش ْٛ ى ٠ عٕذِا ِفرياغ ٝ عٍي اميلو ياس ٔر هاليح ً تىاِي ٟ ي ٙ اٌط يح ١ٍّ ع ٌثيذء ٌّذج ف ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ّ...

Page 53: ... اٌنثو مع ٚ ِٓ ْ اٌفش خشض ١ ع 2 تانًيكسٔٔيف انطٓي ِي عيذج ٝ عٍي اميلو أد يذ ا ٠ ذش ٟ اٌري يح ي ف ١ ٌٛ ا ياس ١ الخر شاخ س يد ي ل ٚ ميثو ً أظي ٓ ِي ٍٝ ع املو ٚ ٟٙ اٌط ٟٙ اٌط ح ١ٍّ ع ٌثذء َ اعرخذا ذ ٠ ذش وٕد إرا ِصاي 80 ٌّذج ٟٙ ٌٍط هالح 20 اخ ٛ اٌخطي ؼغية ْ اٌفيش ً١ ذؾل ّىٕه ١ ف مح ١ دل ح ١ٌ اٌرا 1 أثعاز ؽاؽح عرعشك ِشج ٍٝ ع املو ء ٛ اٌن P100 ؽش ِ 2 اس ١ الخر ٜ أخش ِشج ٍٝ ع املو 80 ء ٛ اٌن أثعاز ؽاؽ...

Page 54: ... ع ب AR 12 ...

Page 55: ... ع ب ٟ فا ح ٠ ا ٛ اٌؾ ًِ ؼا َ ذغرخذ ال ش ٠ ذؽز ٗ أخشظا دائّا ٚ ف ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا لح ١ ف ف ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا َ اعرخذا عٕذ ح ٠ ا ٛ اٌؾ ٌغٍغٍح فمو ح ٠ ا ٛ اٌؾ ًِ ؼا AR 11 ...

Page 56: ... ع ب AR 10 ...

Page 57: ... ع ب AR 9 ...

Page 58: ... ع ب AR 8 ...

Page 59: ... ع ب AR 7 ...

Page 60: ... ع ب AR 6 ...

Page 61: ...AR 5 ع ب ...

Page 62: ... ع ب AR 4 ...

Page 63: ... ع ب AR 3 1450W 900W 230 240V ٞٛ ؽ ح ٠ ش ٠ اٌرمذ ً اٌذخ هالح اه ٚ 1000W 50Hz CMXG 30 mm x 315 520 430x 326 mm 1 30 L 5 41 kg ...

Page 64: ...ٌّغثك اٌنثو اٌغاعح ْ ص ٌٛ ا ؼغة اٌصٍط إصاٌح لد ٌٛ ا ؼغة اٌصٍط إصاٌح ٟ ِث ٛ و ح ٠ ا ٛ ؽ ٚ ىش ١ِ ح ١ ى ١ ِاذ ٛ ذ ٚ أ لائّح ً اٌطف ً لف ح ١ ذقف ماف ٠ إ ع ٠ عش تذء ْ ص ٌٛ ا لد ٌٛ ا ع ب AR 2 PN 16170000A59057 ...

Page 65: ...ف ٠ٚٚ ىش ١ٌّ ا ْ فش ّاخ ١ٍ اٌرع ة ١ ور ً٠ د ِٛ انًيكسٔٔي ٌ فس اسرخداو قثم تؼُايح انرؼهيًاخ ِ ْر اقسأ تؼُايح ّ ت ٔازرفع ف ذج ١ اٌع اٌخذِح ِٓ ذج ٠ عذ اخ ٕٛ تغ فشٔه دن ٚ ض ١ فغ ّاخ ١ٍ اٌرع ٖ ز اذثعد إرا CMXG30 ...

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