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The oven must always be clean. Residue of food from
spill-overs or spatters will absorb microwave energy
causing it to burn on. This could reduce the efficiency of
the oven and may cause unpleasant odours. Do not
attempt to tamper with or make any adjustments or
repairs to any part of the oven. Repairs should only be
made by an authorised service engineer.

Be sure the oven is off or the unit is unplugged
before cleaning.

Cleaning the accessories
(turnable, support and rack)

Clean them with mild detergent after removing them
from the cavity. The turntable support should be care-
fully handled.

The inside of the oven and turntable get very
hot, so do not touch them immediately after use.

Cleaning the interior

Soilage that is allowed to remain on the oven walls, door
seal and door surface will absorb microwave energy,
reduce the efficiency of the oven, and possibly damage
the oven interior.
Use mild, liquid detergent, warm water and a soft, clean
cloth to remove soilage.

NEVER USE ABRASIVE CLEA-

NERS, COMMERCIAL OVEN CLEANERS OR STEEL
WOOL PADS ON ANY PART OF THE MICROWAVE
OVEN.

To loosen difficult soilage, boil a cup of water in the
microwave oven for 2 or 3 minutes.

NEVER USE A

KNIFE OR ANY UTENSIL TO REMOVE SOILAGE FROM
OVEN SURFACES.

To remove odours from the oven interior, boil a cup of
water plus 2 tablespoons of lemon juice for 5 minutes.

Cleaning the exterior

Open the oven door when cleaning the control panel.
This will prevent the oven from being turned on acci-
dentally. You should clean outside surfaces of the oven
with mild liquid detergent and water followed by a wiping
with clear water to remove any excess detergent. Dry
with a soft cloth. Pay special attention to the door seal
and front of the cavity which must be kept clean at all
times. If these surfaces are damaged because of exces-
sive soiling, call in a specialised technician before using
your microwave oven.
Spray-on window cleaners or all purpose spray-on kit-
chen cleaners can also be used. Never use abrasive
cleaners, scouring pads or harsh chemicals on outside
surfaces of your oven. To prevent damage to the wor-
king parts, do not allow water to seep into ventilation
openings.

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Summary of Contents for EMS 2485

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION BOOK 8221912 28 Model EMS 2485 UK ...

Page 2: ...rm 16 Grill cooking 17 Microwave and Grill cooking 18 Automatic programmes 19 Auto Defrost 19 Automatic Cooking Programmes 21 Combination cooking Microwave and Grill 22 Quick Start 22 Child Lock 23 Microwave Hints 23 Charts Defrosting 24 Cooking vegetables 26 Cooking fish 26 Grilling table 27 Combined Microwave and Grilling table 27 Care and cleaning 28 Care and cleaning grill 28 Cleaning the acce...

Page 3: ...t you follow the recommendations given B Be ef fo or re e u us si in ng g y yo ou ur r m mi ic cr ro ow wa av ve e o ov ve en n N B When you unpack the oven check that the pro duct is free from damage Damage or any missing parts must be reported immediately to the retailer The oven parts of the oven or the accessories may be wrapped by a protection foil If so you must remove this foil before using...

Page 4: ...tilation function Depending on the applied cooking mode solo grill combination the oven ventilation will continue to operate after the cooking end It switches off automatically after 3 minutes Do not use the cavity for storage purposes Do not leave paper products cooking utensils or food in the cavity when not in use If smoke is observed switch off or unplug the appliance and keep the door closed ...

Page 5: ...ot heat food in a can in the microwave oven Always remove the food to a suitable container Deep fat frying should not be done in the microwave oven because the fat temperature cannot be con trolled hazardous situations can result Popcorn may be prepared in the microwave oven but only in special packages or utensils designed specifically for this purpose This cooking opera tion should never be unat...

Page 6: ...r use 5 Do not place items on top of the cabinet The top of the cabinet gets very hot so anything placed on it may be damaged by the heat It is quite normal for steam to be emitted around the door or for misting to occur on the door or even for water droplets to appear below the door during the cooking cycle This is merely con densation from the heat of the food and does not affect the safety of y...

Page 7: ...S YES YES Heat resistant glass ware YES YES YES Glass ware with metal decoration NO NO NO Lead crystal glass NO NO NO China Without metal decoration YES YES YES Pottery YES YES YES Plastic Microwave oven heat proof wear YES NO NO Plastic wrap YES NO NO Metal Metal baking pan NO YES NO Aluminium foil YES YES YES Paper Cups plates towels YES NO NO Waxed paper YES NO NO Wood NO NO NO Accessories Gril...

Page 8: ...g window 3 Oven door 4 Door catch 5 Safety interlock system 6 Control panel 7 Grill element 8 Door open button 9 Drive shaft for turntable 8 8 8 8 D De es sc cr ri ip pt ti io on n o of f t th he e m mi ic cr ro ow wa av ve e o ov ve en n a an nd d a ac cc ce es ss so or ri ie es s ...

Page 9: ... in the diagram Take care to ensure the turntable support is properly in place The turntable may turn clockwise or counterclockwise during operation Do not rotate the turntable manually as you could damage the drive system Rack For the use with the grill function to brown shallow dishes It has to be postioned on the centre of the turntable ...

Page 10: ...l 3 Timer knob to select cooking time or weight 4 Grill 5 Auto for Automatic cooking programmes 6 Auto Defrost by weight 7 Stop Clear to cancel or interrupt a cooking pro gramme 8 Start to start desired programme and to start the Quick start programme 9 Door open 10 E EM MS S 2 24 48 85 5 U UK K 8 8 8 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...

Page 11: ...g the appliance into the mains The display starts to flash 00 00 The dots between the digits will flash rapidly Example To set 12 15 Set the time of day with the Timer knob Confirm by pressing either the Start button or the Clear button The time of the day is displayed The Timer knob can be turned clockwise to increase or counterclockwise to decrease The time of day can be changed at any time by p...

Page 12: ...es 5 Press the Start button The appliance starts The display shows the selected cooking time and counts down in seconds When gril ling the signal light representing this operating mode lights up 6 End of cooking sequence The end of the cooking sequence is indicated by an audible tone The appliance and the interior light will switch off The time of day appears in the display If the oven is not star...

Page 13: ...rn the Timer knob clockwise or counter clockwise 5 Modifing the selected microwave power The new power setting is displayed for 5 seconds Rotate the Power knob The cooking process continues with the new power setting 6 Operating of the grill G Gr ri il ll l and O On nl ly y are displayed successively for Press the Grill button 0 5 seconds seconds each When working with grill and microwave power e ...

Page 14: ...isplay and the selected microwave power appears Turn to the left lower power Turn to the right higher power 2 Set the required cooking time by turning the Timer knob The chosen time appears in the display 3 Press the Start button The selected time starts to count down Cooking time can be set as follows from 0 to 2 min in 5 second steps from 2 to 5 min in 10 second steps from 5 to 10 min in 20 seco...

Page 15: ...count down An audible signal will sound when the timer has finished counting down 900W heating liquids 700W to start roasting stewing etc cooking vegetables cooking dishes 600W defrosting and heating of deep frozen ready made meals 500W heating refrigerated ready made meals finish cooking casseroles cooking egg based dishes 450W finish cooking casseroles 350W cooking of delicate dishes 250W heatin...

Page 16: ...natively in the display 4 Press the Start button The pre set time will start to count down If you press the grill button while grilling the oven turns off The clock time appears in the display i 16 E EM MS S 2 24 48 85 5 U UK K Grill cooking This method is ideal for toasting bread or muffins Remember the oven will be hot always use oven gloves Place shallow dishes on grilling rack Cooking time can...

Page 17: ... 00 0 appear alternatively in the display The signal light comes on 4 Press the Start button The pre set time will start to count down If you press the grill button while grilling the grill turns off and the signal light for grill goes off The appliance functions in microwave mode only i 17 E EM MS S 2 24 48 85 5 U UK K Microwave and Grill cooking This function allows you to combine the advantages...

Page 18: ...J 3 3 Fish Fish whole or fillets 100 1000 g J J 4 4 Delicate cakes Cream pie 100 1000 g and pastries 1 Cover legs and wings with aluminium foils before defrosting Unpack the frozen dish place on top of a small overturned dish set inside a larger one to hold the liquid from defrosting Follow our recommended standing time general rule standing time defrosting time A triple beep will sound halfway th...

Page 19: ...ing time is very important particularly for large dense foods which cannot be stirred to ensure that the centre is completely defrosted before cooking Example To defrost a 1 0 Kg of Chicken 1 Press the button for Automatic Defrost until J J1 1 appears in the display 2 Use the Timer weight knob to set the weight 3 Press the Start button The display shows the defrost time 4 If you want to modify the...

Page 20: ...in a heat resistant glass dish whenever possible A triple beep rings halfway through cook time If cooking over 500 g of vegetables stir once or twice Please add water in the following amounts for fresh vegetables I II 100 500 g 3 6 tablespoons 500 1000 g 9 12 tablespoons for frozen vegetables 100 500 g 3 9 tablespoons 500 1000 g 9 15 tablespoons i Example To cook 500 g Fresh Vegetables I 1 Press t...

Page 21: ... dish set directly on the turntable Do not cover 3 Enter the total weight of the dish The automatic cooking times are calculated for foods at 5 C e g refrigerated foods The weight can be set as follows from 100 to 1000 g in 25 g steps from 1000 to 2000 g in 50 g steps For all dishes not covered by automatic programmes enter manually microwave output power and time according to cook tables i Quick ...

Page 22: ...e edge of the cas serole and try to cut the food into even sized pieces Always place the food in the centre of the oven The food will be more evenly cooked if you stir or turn it regularly Always set a shorter cooking time than indicated in your recipe to avoid overcooking The larger the amount of food the longer it takes Use little or no water for vegetables Use less salt and spices than for norm...

Page 23: ... Whole fish 500 150 10 15 15 20 Turn once Cover fins with aluminium foil Shrimps Crab 250 150 6 8 15 20 Stir thoroughly after half the defrosting time Dairy produce Cottage cheese 500 150 15 20 15 20 Remove any aluminium foil wrapping Divide and stir frozen pieces from time to time Butter 250 150 2 3 15 20 Remove any aluminium foil wrapping Cheese 250 150 2 4 20 30 Turn once Cream 200 ml 150 6 8 1...

Page 24: ...reak up into pieces stir from time to time Butter 50 900 15 45 To warm set time for 30 sec longer Heating of refrigerated food and drink 1 jar baby food 125 250 450 30 50 2 3 Heat jar without lid Stir after warming Check temperature 1 ready meal on a plate 350 400 900 2 3 2 3 Heat in a covered container Place gravy alongside in a cup 1 portion of meat 150 900 45 1 2 3 All meat except breaded meat ...

Page 25: ...ne 900 4 6 2 Cut into slices Frozen peas carrots 300 cup 900 7 9 2 Carrots 250 2 3 tsp 900 6 8 2 Cut into cubes or slices Potatoes 250 2 3 tsp 900 4 6 2 Peel and quarter Red Green peppers 250 none 900 4 6 2 Cut into cubes or slices Leeks 250 cup 900 4 6 2 Cut into rings or pieces Frozen Brussels Sprouts 300 cup 900 7 9 2 Cooking fish Description Weight Power Duration Standing Remarks Hints in g Wa...

Page 26: ...for use in cold oven Flat foods should be turned only once Larger rounder pieces should be turned more often Fish are best placed head to tail on the rack Combined Microwave and Grilling table Description Weigh Accessories Shelf level Microwave Time in g from base power Watt min Noodle 500 g shallow dish Turntable 250 12 17 casserole noodles Potatoes 800 g shallow dish Turntable 900 20 25 au grati...

Page 27: ...VE CLEA NERS COMMERCIAL OVEN CLEANERS OR STEEL WOOL PADS ON ANY PART OF THE MICROWAVE OVEN To loosen difficult soilage boil a cup of water in the microwave oven for 2 or 3 minutes NEVER USE A KNIFE OR ANY UTENSIL TO REMOVE SOILAGE FROM OVEN SURFACES To remove odours from the oven interior boil a cup of water plus 2 tablespoons of lemon juice for 5 minutes Cleaning the exterior Open the oven door w...

Page 28: ...tee Service and Spare parts In the event of your appliance requiring service or if you wish to purchase spare parts please contact your local Electrolux Service Force Centre by telephoning 0870 5 929929 Your telephone call will be automatically routed to the Service Force Centre covering your post code area For the address of your local Service Force Centre and further information about Service Fo...

Page 29: ...alled or calls to machines outside the United Kingdom Appliances found to be in use within a commercial or similar environment plus those which are subject to ren tal agreements Products of Electrolux manufacture which are not mar keted by Electrolux European Guarantee If you should move to another country within Europe then your guarantee moves with you to your new home subject to the following q...

Page 30: ...TV so keep them as far apart as possible 6 If positioned in a corner leave a gap of at least 5 cm from the right side wall IMPORTANT The oven can be placed almost anywhere in the kitchen Make sure the oven is placed on a flat level surface and that vents as well as the surface underneath the oven are not blocked for sufficient ventilation Electrical connections THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED The m...

Page 31: ...ement use a 13 Amp BS1362 fuse Only ASTA or BSI approved fuses should be used The plug must not be used if the fuse cover carrier is lost The cover carrier is indicated by the coloured insert at the base of the plug A replacement cover carrier is indicated by the coloured insert at the base of the plug A replacement cover carrier must be obtained from your local Electrolux Service Centre This appl...

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