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COOKING 

The automatic functions select the appropriate
defrost parameters for you based on the food
being prepared and its weight. Select a pre-
programmed food from the list below:

: Defrosting ready meals.

: Defrosting meat, poultry 

*

.

: Defrosting bread, pastries and

cakes

*

.

: Defrosting vegetables.

Select an automatic defrost function and
enter the weight of the food, using the + and
- keys (in 50g steps) and then confirm by
pressing 

. The oven starts.

*

A beep sounds in mid-program and

TURN  

is displayed, advising you to turn

the food over to achieve the best
results. Close the door and press the 
key to resume defrosting.

AUTOMATIC DEFROST FUNCTIONS

The Memory functions allow you to
store three frequently used programmes
which you can then access by selecting

the 

function with the function

selector. 

You can save any program you wish. 
Example:
Program as for an immediate start:

1. 

Select the microwave function of your

choice, e.g. FAST 
COOK (900W).

2.

Set the cooking time, e.g. 2 minutes. 

3.

Instead of pressing start, give a long

press on the memory key 

.

MEM1 is displayed on the screen.
Select MEM1, MEM2 or MEM3 with the

and 

keys.

Press the start key. 
A beep sounds to confirm that your
custom program has been saved.

To start a saved program:

Select the memory function 

with the

function selector.
Select MEM1, MEM2 or MEM3 with the

and 

keys.

Press the start key 

to start the

program.

THE MEMORY FUNCTION

Summary of Contents for DME7121X

Page 1: ...MICROWAVE OVEN EN USER GUIDE...

Page 2: ...31 120 592 390 540 5 600 100 4 x 13 mm x2 x2 x1 x1 3 5 x 9 5 mm Nr SERVICE TYPE CC XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXX XXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX XX XXXX XXXXX 100 mm 380 100 mm 450 100 mm 100 mm 850...

Page 3: ...3 5 x 9 5 mm x 2 4 x 13 mm x 2 1 2 3 X mm X mm 1 mm X mm 2 mm 3 mm 1 1 2 4 D E...

Page 4: ...2 A B...

Page 5: ...own right each one in perfect harmony with the others Next comes the irresistible urge to touch it De Dietrich design makes extensive use of robust and prestigious materials where the accent is placed...

Page 6: ...The display 10 Settings 11 Setting the time 11 Changing the time 11 Using the timer 11 Locking the controls 11 Settings menu 11 Cooking 12 Operating principle 12 Cooking functions 13 Microwave functio...

Page 7: ...al capacities or without experience or knowledge if they are supervised or have received prior instructions on how to use the appliance safely and have understood the risks involved Children must not...

Page 8: ...the sudden and or delayed spitting of boiling liquid so care should be taken when handling their containers The contents of baby bottles and baby food jars must be stirred or shaken and the temperatur...

Page 9: ...department or by a similarly qualified person in order to avoid danger Centre the oven in the unit so as to ensure a minimum distance of 10 mm between the appliance and the surroun ding unit The unit...

Page 10: ...aterial This logo indicates that used appliances must not be mixed with other waste Appliance recycling organised by your manufacturer is carried out under optimum conditions in accordance with Europe...

Page 11: ...ve packing Check the appliance s characteristics on the nameplate and make sure you comply fig A CHOICE OF LOCATION AND BUILDING IN This appliance must be installed in a cabinet column as shown in the...

Page 12: ...e drive hub make sure you do not let water get into the motor shaft orifice Remember to put back the support the support wheels and the turntable Do not try to turn it manually since you could damage...

Page 13: ...e clock key is used to set the clock time or access the timer The et keys are used to set the weight program cooking time and the timer and to select a memory Memorykeys 1 2 3 confirm that a cooking p...

Page 14: ...tor Programming time and clock indicator Displays the microwave power the time weight or cooking time Weight indicator Timer indicator Saved programs indicator 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 THE DISPLAY 2DESCR...

Page 15: ...the different parameters if necessary press the key and press the key to change the selection To exit the settings menu at any time press Default settings Key sounds beeps ON position sounds active OF...

Page 16: ...er material They are absorbed by water fat and sugar molecules When food is exposed to microwaves its molecules begin moving rapidly causing it to heat up The depth of penetration of the waves into th...

Page 17: ...t key Position Use To cook fresh vegetables and soup To heat up all liquids To reheat all fresh or frozen pre cooked dishes and frozen vegetables To bring pre cooked dishes and frozen vegetables up to...

Page 18: ...with the word OFF telling you to stop the turntable Press to re start the turntable The symbol flashes in the display with ON telling you to re start the turntable If you open the door before the end...

Page 19: ...resume defrosting AUTOMATIC DEFROST FUNCTIONS The Memory functions allow you to store three frequently used programmes which you can then access by selecting the function with the function selector Y...

Page 20: ...r easy cleaning To remove it pick it up using the hand holds provided for the purpose If you remove the drive hub take care not to allow water to enter the motor shaft hole Remember to put back the su...

Page 21: ...38 Cover with plastic film On the turntable Defrosting meat 13 3 500g 14 15 min 150W On a flat plate On the turntable Defrosting raspberries B 2 1 250g 7 8 min 150W On a flat plate On the turntable Fu...

Page 22: ...adily find them in future SERVICE CALLS Any repairs to your appliance must be made by a qualified professional accredited to work on the brand When calling please provide the full references of your a...

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