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1/NOTICES TO THE USER

The microwaves used for cooking are electro-

magnetic waves. They are commonly found in

our environment in the form of radio-electric

waves, light or infrared rays.

Their frequency is in the 2450 MHz range.

Their behaviour:

They are reflected by metals.

They travel through all other materials.

They are absorbed by water, fat and

sugar molecules.

When food is exposed to microwaves, its

molecules begin moving rapidly, which causes

heating.

The penetration depth of waves into the food

is approximately 2.5 cm; if the food is thicker,

the core of the food will be cooked by

conduction, as in traditional cooking.

It is valuable to note that the microwaves

trigger within the food a simple thermal

phenomenon and that they are not harmful to

one’s health.

This appliance’s packing materials are

recyclable. Recycle them and play a role in

protecting the environment by disposing of

them in municipal containers provided for this

purpose.

Your appliance also contains

various recyclable materials. Thus

it is stamped with this logo to

indicate to you that used

appliances should be mixed with

other waste. The recycling of

appliances organised by your manufacturer

will take place under the best conditions, in

compliance with European directive

2002/96/CE concerning electrical and

electronic equipment waste. Consult your city

hall or your retailer to find the drop-off points

for used appliances that is nearest to your

home. We thank you for your help in

protecting the environment.

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OPERATING PRINCIPLE

PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT

Summary of Contents for CM 107

Page 1: ...EN 1 Operating instructions Compact Oven EN CM 107...

Page 2: ...the power levels 13 Microwave function 14 Express Microwave Programme 14 Reheating on two levels 15 Keep warm function 15 Automatic cooking 15 Guide to automatic functions 16 Defrosting 18 Speed Defr...

Page 3: ...for there is a risk of spontaneous combustion For the microwave and microwave fan heating functions the use of metallic cookware forks spoons knives or metal staples or fasteners for frozen foods is n...

Page 4: ...gger within the food a simple thermal phenomenon and that they are not harmful to one s health This appliance s packing materials are recyclable Recycle them and play a role in protecting the environm...

Page 5: ...d with a power cable standardized with three 1 5 mm2 conductors 1 ph 1 N ground that must be connected to a monophase 220 240 V network via a CEI 60083 standardised receptacle 1 ph 1 N ground lead or...

Page 6: ...orktop or in a column of cabinetry open or closed having the appropriate dimensions for built in installation Fig 02 Do not use your appliance immediately wait approximately 1 to 2 hours after having...

Page 7: ...tate it manually you risk damaging the drive system It can be used as a cooking dish To remove it take hold of it using the access zones defined in the cavity The driver causes the glass turntable to...

Page 8: ...shelf supports with hooks allow you to use the grid at three heights The three insertion heights are available based on the type of cooking and food Fig 07 08 For the Grill or Grill Microwave functio...

Page 9: ...ammes and the temperature for fan heat cooking programmes Pushing both touch controls simultaneously stops the rotation of the turntable to allow for the use of dishes that require all the space avail...

Page 10: ...CROWAVE HIGH GRILL FAN HEAT MICROWAVE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMES A B C D E J H F G I PORK VEAL TURKEY BEEF FISH POULTRY VEGETABLES FROZEN VEGETABLES FRESH PREPARED MEAL PIZZA FROZEN PIZZA FRESH QUICHE FRESH...

Page 11: ...N HEATING TEMPERATURE MICROWAVE POWER FOOD WEIGHT MEMORY 1 2 3 CHILD SAFETY A B C D E F G E F G I EN 3 DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCE D C B I H You can also program the TIMER function on your microwave...

Page 12: ...ot press the MEMO touch control the time adjustment is cancelled Your appliance is equipped with a save function so that the time will continue to be displayed for one day in the event of a power outa...

Page 13: ...me it merely suspends it To restart the oven close the door and press the START STOP touch control If programming is not followed by any action after one minute three beeps are sounded to invite you t...

Page 14: ...rn the function selector to the stop position then press the START STOP touch control for one second to enter an express programme time of 15 seconds The microwave operates at its maximum power level...

Page 15: ...wave power level function you can reheat two dishes at the same time Place one plate on the turntable and the other on the grid inserted level 3 Recommendations Cover the plates with plastic food wrap...

Page 16: ...sure that the fish is fresh Cooking is carried out in the microwave mode You can cook fish in filets slices or whole in this case cut a sliver into the thickest part to obtain best results Place the f...

Page 17: ...lace it directly on the grid inserted level 2 The weight to be entered should correspond to the pizza s actual weight The fresh pizza function is used for pizzas weighing 100 g to 750g Fresh pizza is...

Page 18: ...es should be turned over mixed and separated if they were frozen together If you defrost large pieces of meat or fish that prevent the rotation of the turntable engage the Stop Turntable function If y...

Page 19: ...ood the times are calculated for food frozen at 18 C For foods weighing over 350 g except for bread pastry a beep is sounded halfway through the Speed Defrost programme to remind you that it is time t...

Page 20: ...whole fillets steaks 100 g 200 g 400 g 500 g 750 g 1000 g 1 2 min 3 5 min 5 7 min 7 9 min 12 14 min 17 19 min Turkey pork veal beef poultry Roasted sliced in pieces etc 100 g 200 g 400 g 500 g 750 g...

Page 21: ...LOW GRILL setting in the grill microwave mode to brown or crisp more delicate food Insert the grid based on the height of the cookware or the food Programming the GRILL function Display Turn the selec...

Page 22: ...e When possible cook roasts without fatty exterior layers to avoid smoke and grease splattering To tenderize meat season the roast after cooking wrap it in aluminium paper and let it set for 10 minute...

Page 23: ...mme temperature is reached You can preheat your microwave oven for fan heat programmes just as you would a traditional oven Please note Never preheat your oven in the Fan Heat Microwave mode because t...

Page 24: ...f pastry Short crust tart Flaky crust tart 150 C 150 C 150 C 160 C 180 C 160 C 160 C 170 C 170 C 170 C 180 C 180 C 200 C 250 C On the grid at level 2 On the grid at level 1 In a dish at level 2 On the...

Page 25: ...he clock s digits begin flashing in the display Press the touch controls to adjust the programme time e g 40 minutes Confirm the selection by pressing START STOP The oven turns on and the programme be...

Page 26: ...nd replace the previously entered programme You can use the memory feature for all functions except for automatic programmes MEMORY PROGRAMMES M1 M2 M3 M 1 M 1 M 1 Food Qty Programme MICROWAVE FAN HEA...

Page 27: ...hing liquid To clean the ceiling of your oven cavity tilt the grill resistor downward fig 13 Remove the grill resistor by pressing on the stem in the upper left fig 14 The table can be removed to faci...

Page 28: ...the end of the programme The appliance is noisy The turntable does not rotate properly Clean the wheels and the rolling area under the turntable Ensure that the wheels are properly positioned You see...

Page 29: ...e Defrosting raspberries B 2 1 250 g 6 7 200 W On a flat plate On the turntable Potatoes au gratin 12 3 4 1100 g 23 25 Low grill 700 W Pyrex 827 On the turntable Chicken 12 3 6 1200 g 24 26 High grill...

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