CDA SV310SS Manual For Installation, Use And Maintenance Download Page 10

Manual cooking menu screen

The manual cooking programmes allow you to select exactly 
which elements you want to use for any type of cooking, as 
well as setting the temperature, booster, cooking time and 
end of cooking time.

To start a manual cooking programme:

1.  To open the manual cooking menu screen, touch 

  

 

from the front menu screen.

2.  Select the elements required by touching them , as  
 

shown in fig 2 .  

 

When the element can be selected, it is pale grey. 

 

When the element cannot be selected, it is dark grey

 

When the element is selected (before the programme  

 

has begun) or has reached temperature (during cooking)  

 

it is red

 

When the oven is heating up, the selected elements flash  

 

red and white

3.  Select the fan, if required.

 

Touch the fan, which will turn on the screen once it is  

 selected.

Please note: The fan will come on automatically when the 
circular element is selected.

4.  Set the temperature required, as shown on page 7.

5.  Set the booster if required, as shown on page8.

6.  Set the cooking and end time if required, as shown on  
 

page 15.

7.  Touch the start icon for two seconds.  The oven will beep  
 

and start cooking

At the end of cooking, touch the stop icon for two seconds.  
The oven will beep and stop cooking.

If a cooking timer is set, at the end of cooking programme 
a flag will show on the display and the oven will beep 
intermittently.  Cooking will stop automatically. To return to 
the clock screen, touch the flag.

The manual cooking menu screen shows the layout of 
elements available for use.  The combinations available are 
listed in the table to the right.

fig. 2

Functions

Max power (W)

Fan

60

Fan with circular elements

2160

Fan with top and bottom elements

1860

Fan with top elements

860

Fan with bottom elements

1060

Top and bottom elements

1835

Top element

835

Bottom element

1035

Grill element

1835

Grill and top elements (full grill)

2635

Fan with grill element

1860

Fan with grill and top elements (full 
grill)

2660

Fan with circular and top elements

2960

Fan with circular and bottom 
elements

3160

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Summary of Contents for SV310SS

Page 1: ...e Department The Group Ltd Harby Road Langar Nottinghamshire NG13 9HY T 01949 862 012 F 01949 862 003 E service cda eu W www cda eu Passionate about style SV310SS Oven Manual for Installation Use and...

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Page 3: ...o cooking menu screen 11 Roast chicken or meat 12 Pizza 12 Toast 12 Cake 13 Special cooking menu screen 14 Minute minder menu screen 15 Cooking programme menu screen 16 17 Childlock and Settings 18 Cl...

Page 4: ...Please enter the details on the appliance rating plate below for reference to assist CDA Customer Care in the event of a fault with your appliance and to register your appliance for guarantee purposes...

Page 5: ...s grill with the oven door closed Do not grill food containing fat without using the grill pan grid Do not cover the grill pan grid or the oven walls with aluminium foil Do not use the oven tray for r...

Page 6: ...l switch on automatically when the oven reaches a preset temperature and switch off automatically when the oven has cooled sufficiently even after the oven is switched off The oven is programmed to re...

Page 7: ...swipe the screen for one to two seconds The loading screen will open for one second and then the front menu screen will open Front menu screen 1 Minute minder page 14 2 Childlock page 16 3 Settings pa...

Page 8: ...erature display to activate temperature selection then touch or until the required temperature shows on the display The temperature will be set after three seconds delay The temperature can also be ad...

Page 9: ...ven has been cooking Boost on Touch to switch boost on Boost runs extra heating elements to speed up the preheating process This option is available for manual cooking and auto cooking programmes exce...

Page 10: ...shown on page 7 5 Set the booster if required as shown on page8 6 Set the cooking and end time if required as shown on page 15 7 Touch the start icon for two seconds The oven will beep and start cook...

Page 11: ...ture on an auto cooking programme the oven will store the new setting for the next time the programme is used Icon Programme Options Programme alerts Roast chicken Weight between 0 8 2 5 kg Preheat co...

Page 12: ...intermittently and the screen will show a flag at the end of the cooking time along with two options 8 or 15 minutes to cook for longer To stop the programme touch the flag To extend the cooking time...

Page 13: ...screen 2 Select the level of toasting required as described below Light 2 minutes each side Medium 3 minutes each side Dark 4 minutes each side 3 Touch the start icon The oven will beep the display w...

Page 14: ...touch At the end of the programme the oven will beep intermittently and the screen will show a flag at the end of the cooking time To stop the programme touch the flag Icon Programme Temperature Prese...

Page 15: ...e display shows the required countdown time Then touch To check on the countdown touch from the front menu screen Alternatively the countdown is also shown the bottom right hand corner of the cooking...

Page 16: ...ive Touch or to change the time To confirm the end time touch When the displays show the required times touch to confirm the timers and return to the cooking menu screen or to return without setting t...

Page 17: ...hed on during cooking only will work for safety reasons Before the oven can be used again the childlock must be switched off Settings menu screen To open the settings menu screen touch Audio alert To...

Page 18: ...en will beep to confirm the Demo mode is on You can then programme the oven to any cooking function When the programme is started DEMO MODE will flash on the screen and there will be six short beeps t...

Page 19: ...ss steel cleaners are available We recommend the CDA E Cloth available from the CDA Sales Team for cleaning stainless steel surfaces Enamelled parts All enamelled parts must be cleaned with a sponge a...

Page 20: ...e failu r e cl or gl oves ope r ating in r ever se o r der ntheinner edgeofthecovermustbe orien t ed wi t is n otcover edby your gua r ant ee A B B C 2 A W RONG CORRECT Changing the Oven Lamp Before a...

Page 21: ...s To remove the inner pane of the top oven door on both sides 1 Remove the oven door as shown above 2 Release the two upper blocks by pressing down as shown in fig 6 3 Slide the door glass out in the...

Page 22: ...of the wires in the mains lead for the appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals connecting to the socket proceed as follows The wire which is coloured green an...

Page 23: ...4mm minimum between the sides of the oven and adjacent furniture doors Lift the oven carefully into position on the shelf taking care NOT to lift it by the door handle If you lower the oven door you w...

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