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Defrosting 

Quantity g

Power

Watt

Duration 

minutes

Standing 

time min.

Notes

Meat

Meat

500

200

10 -12

25 -35

Turn in between 

Steaks

200

200

3 - 5

5 - 10

Turn in between, remove 
defrosted parts

Mixed mince meat 

500

200

10 - 15

10 - 15

Goulash

500

200

10 - 15

10 - 15

Poultry

Chicken

1000

200

25 - 30

10 - 20

Turn in between, cover 
defrosted parts with 
aluminium foil

Chicken breasts 

100 - 200

200

3 - 5

10 - 15

Chicken leg 

100 - 200

200

3 - 5

10 - 15

Duck

2000

200

45 - 60

20 - 30

Fish

Fish whole 

500

100

10 - 15

15 - 20

Turn in between 

Fillet of fi sh 

500

100

10 - 12

15 - 20

Sausage

Sausage in slices 

100

100

2 - 4

20 - 40

Turn in between 

Dairy products

Curd cheese 

250

100

10 - 15

25 - 30

remove aluminium foil, 
turn at half time

Butter

250

100

3 - 5

15 - 20

Cheese

250

100

3 - 5

30 - 60

remove aluminium foil, 
stir in between time

Cream

200

100

7 - 12

20 -30

Cakes/pastry

Yeast dough 

1 slice

100

2 - 3

15 - 20

Turn plate in between 

Cheese cake

1 slice

100

2 - 4

15 - 20

Cakes (layer cake) 

1 slice

100

1 - 2

15 - 20

Dry cakes (e.g. creamed cake) 

1 slice

100

2 - 4

15 - 20

Fruit cake 

1 slice

100

1 - 2

15 - 20

Bread

1000

100

15 - 20

10 - 15

Turn in between 

Sliced bread 

500

100

8 - 12

10 - 15

Bread rolls 

4 pcs.

100

5 - 8

5 - 10

Fruit 

Strawberries 

300

100

8 - 12

10 - 15

Defrost covered,
stir in between

Stir plums, cherries, raspberries, 
blackcurrants, apricots

250

100

8 - 10

10 - 15

Heating

Baby food in glass 

200

300

2 - 3

-

Stir in between, check 
temperature!

Baby milk (bottle 180 ml) 

200

1000

20 - 40

Sekunden

-

Place spoon the bottle, 
stir, check temperature!

Convenience foods 

400 - 500

600

4 - 6

5

If available, remove aluminium 
foil, turn every now and then 

Convenience foods frozen

400 - 500

400

14 - 20

5

Milk

1 cup

appr. 200 ml

1000

75 - 105

Sekunden

-

Place spoon in container

Water

1 cup

appr. 200 ml

1000

90 - 120

Sekunden

-

Sauce

200 ml

600

1 - 2

-

Stir every now and then

Soup

300 ml

600

2 - 4

-

Melting

Chocolate / Chocolate coating 

150

600

2 - 3

-

Stir every now and then

Butter

100

200

2 - 4

-

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Summary of Contents for EBC SL9

Page 1: ...ons in the supplementary technical sheet are an integral part of this documentation Do not operate the appliance until you have read all documents and safety instructions In order to guarantee that you have taken note of the content of these instructions we request that you send the complete warranty card to Customer Service in Mägenwil Please hand these instructions to anyone who may use this app...

Page 2: ...rted or the door is open goes out after 10 minutes when the door is open and appliance is switched off Interrupting operation Continue operation Press start button Switch off appliance General Appliance switches off automatically Switch off BEEP Press any button During at the end of the operation Temperature display Appliance heats up Temperature reached If time end is up If the chosen function is...

Page 3: ...tance to heating element can be varied up or down by grid curve insert the baking tray below as a collection pan For flat grilled food such as steaks cutlets sausages fish Grilled toast Melting marzipan ice cream Overcrusting of casseroles 1 grid 1 plate TURBOGRILL Presetting 180 C Setting range 30 250 C Grid 1 or 2 Plate 1 level below High joints Rollbraten sliced roast pork Poultry Gratins casse...

Page 4: ...Leaving dough Heating cold meals and drinks The power outputs given are standard values Microwave PROGRAMMED RECIPES see baking and roasting chart and automatic programme MEMORY FUNCTION At 700 W to 1000 W 0 to 7 min 40 secs At 100 W to 600 W 0 to 59 min Evt switch off first with stop button Max 7 min on maximum microwave power output Microwave Quick Start Set operating time The appliance switches...

Page 5: ...r microwave use 3 Roasting ovenware made in metal e g enamel cast iron Baking dishes varnished in black or silicon coated 3 Grill baking tray 1 without silver gold platinum or metal plating decorations 2 without crystal or metal parts no glaze containing metal 3 please observe maximum temperatures given by the manufacturer When heating food in the microwave stir turn continuously as heat is genera...

Page 6: ... until display goes out lights up Safety cut off End Time Short time Duration 0 to 23 hrs 59 min No impact on microwave oven operation Press the off switch at the same time for about 2 seconds until the display goes out lights up Buttons signal Press simultaneously for about 2 seconds until the signal is audible Press the same button again for about 2 seconds in order to switch on the signal again...

Page 7: ...rts in the oven with moistened steel ball available from major distributors no steel wool Always keep the door seal door seal surface and the inside clean Lack of appliance cleanliness can lead to hazardous situations no aggressive acidic or glass ceramics cleaning agent no steel wool pot cleaner Only wash inside panel with hot detergent Soak severe residue Keep rubber seals clean and do not damag...

Page 8: ... water detergent see Cleaning service p 6 The oven only works with the time set Close oven door and start 1 2 A Press simultaneously for about 2 seconds until the signal is audible Switch off appliance Press the same button again for about 2 seconds to turn off Demo mode Switch on the Demo Mode After electrical connection power breakdown the time symbol flashes After 5 seconds the flashing stops A...

Page 9: ...ark baking trays at top bottom heat too moist Reduce temperature time poss raise Add less liquid to the dough too dry Raise temperature time poss raise Add more liquid to the dough too dark Reduce temperature time poss raise is not rising Temperature is too high Bakery goods Programmed recipes Baking roasting charts This document is an integral part of the documentation for the EBC SL9 90 S Built ...

Page 10: ...fresh fruit Griddle 190 2 45 55 Fruit pastry with frozen Fruit and 700 g cast Griddle 200 2 50 60 Vegetable pastry Griddle 200 2 40 50 Blanch vegetables prick base Cheese pastry 1900 g Griddle 180 2 45 55 Prick base Mushroom pastry Griddle 180 2 40 50 Prick base Quiche 1200 g Griddle round 30 cm grill 190 2 35 45 Prick base Sweet cookies Chräbeli Springerli 35 pcs each 10 g Griddle 170 2 1 3 12 15...

Page 11: ...ead rolls 30 40 g frozen Griddle 220 2 5 7 Manufacturer s instructions Freshly baked croissant chilled Griddle 200 2 3 5 manufacturer s instructions 3 5 without preheating 6 8 Freshly baked croissant 40 50 g frozen Griddle 200 2 5 7 Manufacturer s instructions Fresh baked baguettes 40 50 g Griddle 200 2 4 7 Manufacturer s instructions Fresh baked baguettes 40 50 g frozen Griddle 200 2 5 7 Manufact...

Page 12: ...e Baking paper 230 2 20 30 Potato halved turn once Oven chips frozen 250 2 20 30 manufacturer s instructions Oven croquettes frozen 190 2 25 30 manufacturer s instructions Moussaka for 4 Gratin dish on grid 180 1 50 60 Turbo Grilling Do not preheat grill Rosting Baking dishware Temp in C Level from bottom Time in minutes Notes Gnocchi Parisian style Glassware on grid 200 2 15 20 Gnocchi Piemontese...

Page 13: ...esh vegetables large 50 ml water 800 g 100 g 1000 g 26 min 40 sec P9 Potatoes 10 ml water 600 g 100 g 1000 g 17 min 12 sec P10 Fish 1000 g 100 g 1000 g 21 min 40 sec P11 Combi function au gratin potatoes 1000 g 400 g 1800 g 38 min 20 sec P12 Chicken 1000 g 500 g 1400 g 38 min 20 sec 1 3 2 2 min BEEP Start Select desired programme First switch off with stop button Programmed recipes P1 to P12 Press...

Page 14: ... Cakes layer cake 1 slice 100 1 2 15 20 Dry cakes e g creamed cake 1 slice 100 2 4 15 20 Fruit cake 1 slice 100 1 2 15 20 Bread 1000 100 15 20 10 15 Turn in between Sliced bread 500 100 8 12 10 15 Bread rolls 4 pcs 100 5 8 5 10 Fruit Strawberries 300 100 8 12 10 15 Defrost covered stir in between Stir plums cherries raspberries blackcurrants apricots 250 100 8 10 10 15 Heating Baby food in glass 2...

Page 15: ...9 13 Plums Drying sheet 75 1 3 8 12 Sterilising Roasting baking dishware Temp in C Level from bottom Time in minutes Notes Berries High rimmed griddle with water 175 2 45 55 Glasses at most 16 cm high until starts bubbling sterilise at 150 C for 60 mins afterwards 45 min standing time in oven Vegetables carrots mixed pickles asparagus High rimmed griddle with water 175 2 45 55 Glasses at most 16 c...

Page 16: ...astry Glass baking dish 200 300 2 20 25 Cheese pastry with cake mixture Crostino plate on grill 250 400 1 50 60 Lamb with bones Glass baking dish 180 300 1 40 50 5 min standing time Lamb without bones Glass dish on grill 200 300 1 25 30 5 min standing time Lasagne 1000 g Glass dish 250 300 1 25 30 Lasagne 1200 g Gratin form on grill 250 400 1 25 30 use wide open form Pre packed lasagne 400 g Origi...

Page 17: ...chnical data Problem solving Customer service Warranty Safety instructions Installations This document is an integral part of the documentation for the installation compact oven EBC SL 9 90 S Built in Compact Oven Hot air microwave grill ...

Page 18: ... 230 V EBC SL90 S 60 cm 230 V Details see safety instructions page C Connection by means of a power socket shall be provided by the customer so that the power socket is available and outside the range of coordination 1 Clamp connection as per the connection diagram 2 Secure the strain relief The electro connection has to be carried out by a licensed fitter For a network connecting line use line ve...

Page 19: ...on production technique and have no impact on quality and life span of the appliance Indications conditional of manufacture Problem Solving Problem Cause Solution The oven is not working Check fuses Mains plug connected Fault in the power supply Do not use damaged appliances Do not make changes to the appliance Improper work can result in damage to persons or property If you cannot remove interfer...

Page 20: ...Switch off the oven after use Disconnect the appliance from the mains for long periods of non use Do not load climb or sit on over door Do not pull mains plug from power socket by the cable Do not touch mains plug socket with wet hands Do not heat large quantities of alcohol or oil Fire explosion risk Do not heat closed container egg in shell or snails Danger of explosion In the event of smoke for...

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