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Issue 1c 19/06/2019  

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TIPS FOR EFFICIENT HOB USE 

 

Do  not  operate  the  hob  for  an 
extended time without a pan on 
the hotplate (fig. 13). 

 

 

Fig. 13

 

 

 

Use pans with flat bottoms (fig. 
14).    Uneven  or  thin  bottomed 
pans will waste energy, are slow 
to 

cook, 

can 

rock 

and 

overbalance. 
 

 

Fig. 14

 

 

 

Use pans that are the same size 
or  slightly  larger  than  the 
hotplate (fig. 15).  Smaller pans 
waste  energy  and  oversized 
pans  (>50mm  over  hang)  can 
overheat  the  hob  and  cause 
cracks and damage. 
 

 

Fig. 15

 

 

 

Ensure  pan  base  is  dry  and 
avoid  placing  wet  lids  on 
hotplates (fig. 16). 

 

Fig. 16

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for KH-M28RC-E1DKH

Page 1: ...sue 1c 19 06 2019 1 28 Litre Mini Oven with Hob Model No KH M28RC E1DKH Care Instruction Manual For household and indoor use only Please read these instructions before use and retain for future reference ...

Page 2: ...ncerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved Children shall not play with the appliance Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children unless they are older than 8 and supervised Keep cable and plug and appliance dry and away from areas where it is likely to get splashed Never immerse in water Never clean with a steam cleaner Do not pull on the cable...

Page 3: ...ll sides and 50 cm above the oven to allow adequate ventilation Do not cover and allow the oven to cool fully before storing Do not operate the oven using a timer or separate remote control Do not use without the crumb tray fitted Ensure crumb tray is fitted below the lower heating elements If incorrectly positioned in the oven it could lead to abnormally high temperatures Do not place tinned or b...

Page 4: ...ling raw meat and poultry before handling any ready to eat foods Wipe and disinfect surfaces that have been in contact with raw meat and poultry Use separate utensils for handling raw meat poultry and cooked food or wash them thoroughly between use To check whether meat particularly poultry is cooked pierce the flesh with a skewer or fork the juices should run clear Ensure the product is piping ho...

Page 5: ...ck supports 5 Hotplates 6 Temperature control knob 7 Hotplate indicator 8 Left hotplate knob 9 Right hotplate and Oven knob 10 Air vents 11 Oven indicator 12 Timer knob 13 Bracket for rotisserie spit Grill rack Baking tray Rack Tray handle Crumb tray Rotisserie spit Rotisserie handle ...

Page 6: ...parts of the oven see page 5 Where to fit the crumb tray see fig 1 Where to fit the baking tray and rack see fig 2 How to fit the handle to the baking tray and grill rack see figs 3 4 How to assemble and fit the rotisserie spit and practice how to lift out the spit with the rotisserie handle see figs 5 9 How to open and close the door see figs 10 12 3 Some smoke may be emitted when the oven is fir...

Page 7: ...ITTING THE CRUMB TRAY AND RACKS Slide the crumb tray underneath the lower heating elements so that it lays flush with the base of the oven fig 1 Slide the grill rack and or baking tray onto the rack supports fig 2 Fig 1 Fig 2 ...

Page 8: ...plied when fitting or removing the rack tray from the oven See figs 3 4 below on how to fit the handle Fig 3 Fig 4 If using another cooking vessel Always place the container onto the grill rack Ensure that it will fit into the oven cavity without touching the sides of the oven or the heating elements Ensure that the vessel is suitable for this type of oven e g Ferrite materials such as enamel cast...

Page 9: ...spit has different shaped ends see end A and end B in the diagram above End A is fitted first into the socket on the right hand side of the oven before fitting end B into the bracket on the left hand side of the oven fig 5 Always use the rotisserie handle to remove the spit from the oven when hot Place the hooked ends of the rotisserie handle under the spit and into the notches figs 8 9 and lift o...

Page 10: ...y into the base of the oven 3 Fully unwind the cable and plug in For safety do not allow the cable to dangle over the edge of units 4 Turn the TEMPERATURE control knob and select the cooking desired cooking temperature 100 220 C 5 Turn the RIGHT HOTPLATE AND OVEN control knob and select the desired cooking method 6 Turn the TIMER control knob and select the cooking time required and the oven indic...

Page 11: ...Notes When not in use always ensure that the timer is set to OFF TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL COOKING Follow cooking instructions on food packaging For more accurate timing preheat the oven for a few minutes before placing food into the cavity for cooking Turn or stir food some foods halfway through cooking process Distribute food evenly across the grill rack and baking tray The cooking time will vary acco...

Page 12: ... the cable and plug in For safety do not allow the cable to dangle over the edge of units 3 Turn the HOTPLATE control knob for the hotplate of choice and select the desired hotplate power The hotplate indicator will illuminate Hotplate Position Power W Left 1 400 2 600 MAX 1000 Right 1 300 MAX 750 4 Place the food into a vessel suitable for an electric hob and fry or cook as required by your recip...

Page 13: ...g 14 Uneven or thin bottomed pans will waste energy are slow to cook can rock and overbalance Fig 14 Use pans that are the same size or slightly larger than the hotplate fig 15 Smaller pans waste energy and oversized pans 50mm over hang can overheat the hob and cause cracks and damage Fig 15 Ensure pan base is dry and avoid placing wet lids on hotplates fig 16 Fig 16 ...

Page 14: ...t turns 6 Insert the rotisserie spit and joint into the oven cavity and ensure that there is sufficient clearance for the food to rotate without touching the heating elements 7 Close the oven door 8 Turn the TEMPERATURE control knob and select temperature 220 C 9 Turn the RIGHT HOTPLATE AND OVEN control knob and select the rotisserie option 10 Turn the TIMER control knob and select the cooking tim...

Page 15: ...risk personal injury 2 Wipe external surfaces of the oven with a soft damp cloth and dry surfaces with a soft dry cloth 3 Wipe internal oven surfaces with a soft damp cloth soaked in soapy water Rinse and dry surfaces with a soft dry cloth 4 Do not use strong detergents or abrasives as these may dull or scratch the surface which may result in the glass door shattering Do not immerse in water Do no...

Page 16: ...13A Product dimensions external 505 x 405 x 347 mm Product weight net 12 kg approx RECYCLING ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS You should now recycle your waste electrical goods and in doing so help the environment This symbol means an electrical product should not be disposed of with normal household waste Please ensure it is taken to a suitable facility for disposal when finished with Visit www recycle more c...

Page 17: ...e wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in a rewireable plug Rewireable plugs should only be replaced by a suitably competent person If in doubt consult a qualified electrician The BLUE wire must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter N The BROWN wire must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter L ...

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