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Product Details

Product

Steam, convection, grill oven

Model number

SCG36

Oven capacity

36 litres

Water tank capacity

1.2 litres

Rated voltage

220-240 volts

Frequency

50 hertz

Total consumption

3050 watts

Rear fan element

1600 watts

Top grill element

1400 watts

Heating element (steam)

1200 + 500 watts

Evaporative element

750 watts

Oven lamp

15 watt

Power cable

1.5m with 15amp 3 pin plug

Product dimensions

595 (w) x 455 (h) x 569 (d) mm

Cutout dimensions

560(w) x 450 (h) x 550 (d) mm

Package dimensions

660 (w) x 512 (h) x 650 (d) mm

Prodiuct weight

31.8 kg

Packaged weight

35.5 kg

Technical specifications

Built-In dimensions

(Shown in a tower installation)

30mm

(min.)

560mm

450mm

550mm

15Amp

powerpoint

location

Summary of Contents for SCG36

Page 1: ...User Manual 600mm Steam Convection Oven Model No SCG36 ...

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Page 3: ...on the above number It is important that you read through the following instruction manual thoroughly to become familiar with the installation and operation of this appliance and ensure optimum performance We also carry a complete range of spare parts for all Home Appliance products For all your spare parts enquiries please contact our Aftersales Support team on 1800 444 357 and Select 2 Again tha...

Page 4: ...mber SCG36 Description Steam Convection Oven with fan forced and grill Serial Number Located on rating on inside front frame of oven Date of Purchase Place of Purchase Store Name Address Telephone Invoice receipt number Date of Installation Installers Details Company Name Licence Number Installers Name Address Telephone Number Purchase Details Product Details Installation Details ...

Page 5: ...rating Instructions 11 Control panel 11 Control panel operating sequence 11 Getting started 12 Before using the oven 12 Child safety lock 12 Cooking programmes modes 13 Steam cooking principles and usage tips 14 Steam cooking guidelines 15 Using the timer programmer 16 Care and Maintenance 17 Cleaning the oven 17 Descaling the steam oven 17 Removal of the side racks 18 Removal of oven door 18 Remo...

Page 6: ...abrasive cleaners or sharp metal scrapers to clean the oven door glass since they can scratch the surface which may result in shattering of the glass WARNING Ensure that heavy items such as cooking vessels are not placed or dropped on the door during use DO NOT ALLOW any person to sit or climb on or place downward pressure on the door when open Do not use a steam cleaner to clean this appliance WA...

Page 7: ...ontrol panel Side racks Wire shelf Perforated tray Baking drip tray Door hinges Spill tray Door Water tank Suction ball Product description Product dimensions 2 3 4 9 8 7 6 5 i i 10 549mm 595mm 547m m 455mm 447mm 22m m 10 9 ...

Page 8: ...nt 1400 watts Heating element steam 1200 500 watts Evaporative element 750 watts Oven lamp 15 watt Power cable 1 5m with 15amp 3 pin plug Product dimensions 595 w x 455 h x 569 d mm Cutout dimensions 560 w x 450 h x 550 d mm Package dimensions 660 w x 512 h x 650 d mm Prodiuct weight 31 8 kg Packaged weight 35 5 kg Technical specifications Built In dimensions Shown in a tower installation 30mm min...

Page 9: ...essive moisture Adequate venitilation must be made available as shown under Built In dimensions section on the previous page Not following these requirements could void the warranty This appliance needs to be installed at a safe working height ensuring easy placement and removal of dishes during use Dishes trays and internal parts of the steam oven become very hot during use and therefore importan...

Page 10: ...nts and housing for the appliance are cooled sufficiently to protect both from damage WARNING Do not use harsh abrasive cleaners or sharp metal scrapers to clean the oven door glass since they can scratch the surface which may result in shattering of the glass WARNING This appliance cannot be cleaned using a steam cleaner Regular descaling of the appliance is recommended to ensure any deposits are...

Page 11: ...liance is unplugged before replacing the lamp to avoid the possibility of electric shock If accessible simply unplug the oven from the powerpoint otherwise switch off at the switchboard or circuit breaker Unscrew the glass cover attached to the lamp holder Unscrewthelampandreplaceitwithanotherhigh temperaturelamp 300 C withthefollowingcharacteristics Voltage AC220V 240V Wattage 15 W Socket E 14 Re...

Page 12: ...side racks and are designed in such a manner to prevent the cookware from falling out You will notice an indent on the oven accessories that stop in behind the front edge of the side rack as shown below ensuring they cannot be pulled out fully and reduces tilting forward of these accessories These accessories should only be placed in the positions marked 1 4 as shown below They should not be place...

Page 13: ...he Minute Minder being selected 4 Plus key or Minus key is pressed these are used to increase or decrease either the time or temperature as previously selected 5 OK confirmation key is pressed this is done once all adjustments have been made in the previous steps 6 Start stop key is pressed this will start the oven If pressed again it will pause the cooking progress and pressing again will restart...

Page 14: ...ow the time of day 2 Burning off the fan forced element Press the Programme mode key P twice to display the fan forced function this will default to 200ºC and duration time of 1 00 hour Press the Timer key followed by the Minus key to decrease the time to 0 40 minutes Press OK confirmation key followed by the Start stop key to start the oven Finally press the Rapid heat up key to speed up the heat...

Page 15: ...g element fan motor Steam generator with rear circular heating element fan motor Steam generator heating plate Default temperature 50o C 200o C 200o C 200o C 100o C 120o C 120o C Temperature range 20 60o C 50 225o C 50 225o C 50 225o C 40 100o C 120 220o C 120 220o C NOTE The temperature range adjustment for Steam fan grilling and Steam fan forced relates only to the convectional mode of these com...

Page 16: ...and length of time based on a certain weight It is recommended to cook the food for a shorter period of time than you would normally until you get used to this new type of cooking and giving the best possible results Using your own containers Use of your own containers is acceptable although it is important to ensure the following is noted Containers should be placed on shelves only not directly o...

Page 17: ...350 grams 25 30 minutes 100o C Meat pork 400 grams 20 minutes 100o C Meat sauages 400 grams 6 8 minutes 90o C Meat frankfurts 500 grams 6 8 minutes 90o C Vegetables broccoli florets 300 grams 5 minutes 100o C Vegetables whole carrots 250 grams 10 11 minutes 100o C Vegetables beans 300 grams 6 8 minutes 100o C Vegetables cauliflower florets 300 grams 8 minutes 100o C Vegetables peas 250 grams 3 min...

Page 18: ...for 60 seconds and oven will continue cooking Cooking Duration Time AUTO OFF setting After choosing the cooking programme press timer clock set key Then press or in order to reach the desired cooking time Press the key to set then the key to start cooking when the desired time is reached the alarm will BEEP for 60 seconds and oven will AUTOMATICALLY turn off The food may continue to cook due to th...

Page 19: ...of the water tank Use of a nylon brush may be required to clean the interior Do NOT use cream type cleansers as this may scratch the surface of the tank Every 3 months the Steam Generator should be descaled ensuring prolonged life and performance of this and its associated components of the steam oven Refer to the section Descaling the steam oven on how this procedure needs to be carried out This ...

Page 20: ...k forward Figure 3 releasing the anchoring point from the rear mounting post B Reverse the above procedure to re fit the side racks NOTE Removal of the door may be necessary for better access to the oven interior or if the glass panels need to be removed and cleaned Open the door fully Figure 1 Open the lever A completely on both the left and right hinges Figure 2 Hold the door as shown in Figure ...

Page 21: ...y and place on a soft surface Now you can also clean the inside of the outer glass Re fit the glass panes in reverse order to re assemble the door Care should be taken ensuring the panes are placed back the way they were removed as they are coated with a reflective coating to retain the heat within the oven Also pay atention of the rubber gaskets for both inner glass panes that they are not crimpe...

Page 22: ...rcuit breaker Food not cooked properly No steam during cooking Food not cooked longer enough Cookware covered Check tank is full contact service dept Cook food a little more Remove any lids covers E1 displayed on display screen Water tank not fitted properly Faulty tank switch Push water tank in properly Contact service dept E2 displayed on display screen Faulty interior sensor Contact service dep...

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Page 24: ...22 Distributed by Home Appliances Pty Ltd 20 Carlotta Street Artarmon NSW 2064 Tel 02 9958 3111 Fax 02 9958 3555 Email info hapl com au Website www hapl com au ...

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