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Fisher & Paykel OM36NDXB Installation Instructions And User Manual Download Page 40

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This appliance complies with the following European directives:-

Low Voltage Directive EEC/73/23 modified by directive EEC/93/68 for insertion of ECmarking;
EEC 89/336 Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive modified by directive 93/68/EEC for
insertion of EC marking & EC regulation no. 1935/2004 concerning materials and objects
intended for contact with food substances.

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Summary of Contents for OM36NDXB

Page 1: ...NZ AU GB IE Installation instructions and User guide Combination microwave oven OM36NDXB models ...

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Page 3: ...l 13 The display 14 Using your appliance Setting and adjusting the time 15 Using the power levels 15 Programming 16 Child safety 16 Stopping the turntable 17 Reheating on two levels 17 Keeping things hot 17 The microwave function 18 Automatic cooking 19 Guide to automatic cooking 20 Defrosting 24 The defrost function 25 Defrosting guide 26 The Grill function 27 Guide to cooking using the grill fun...

Page 4: ...used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance in a safe way and they understand the hazards involved Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be done by children without supervision Children should be supervised to...

Page 5: ... disconnect it from the power supply and leave the door closed to stifle any flames present Heating beverages in the microwave oven can cause the sudden and or delayed splattering of boiling liquid so care must be taken when handling their containers The contents of baby bottles and baby food jars must be stirred or rearranged and the temperature must be checked before consumption so as to prevent...

Page 6: ...ld cause damage to your appliance that would require a service callout The seal and frame of the door must be regularly examined to ensure that they have not become damaged If damaged the oven should not be used until repaired by an authorised person In microwave mode it is not recommended to use metallic cookware forks spoons knives or metal staples or fasteners for defrosting bags Never heat a b...

Page 7: ...e food Excessive cooking times may dry out food and burn it To prevent this occurring never use the same times recommended for cooking in a conventional oven Do not use abrasive cleaning materials or hard metal scrapers on the glass oven door as this could scratch the surface and cause the glass to shatter Safety and warnings ...

Page 8: ...r manufacturer will therefore be conducted in optimum conditions in accordance with European directive 2002 96 EC on electrical and electronic equipment waste Consult your local authority or your retailer to locate your nearest used appliance drop off points Thank you for your help in protecting the environment How your oven works The microwaves used for cooking are electromagnetic waves They are ...

Page 9: ...and connected to earth The supply must be protected by a suitably rated circuit breaker in accordance with the installation regulations A suitable isolating switch providing full disconnection from the mains power supply is incorporated in the permanent wiring mounted and positioned to comply with the local wiring rules and regulations The isolating switch must be of an approved type and provide a...

Page 10: ...g that is non existent faulty or incorrectly fitted If the electrical installation in your household requires modification for you to connect your appliance contact a qualified electrician If the oven presents any anomaly disconnect it from the power supply or remove the fuse from the oven connection line 550 597 550 23 378 560 550 min 560 550 min 457 option A 478 option B 445 20 50 10 50 450 opti...

Page 11: ...he product with a 7 mm spanner There should be a 5 mm gap between the top of the door glass and the bottom of the control panel The control panel can be raised or lowered to achieve this gap by first loosening the two screws on either side of the product with a tamper proof torx 20 Screwdriver Once the control panel is adjusted to suit ensure the screws are fully tightened again and the panel does...

Page 12: ...ve modes However you can reheat food in an aluminium tray providing this is isolated from the rack using a plate The glass tray fig 2 This can be used half filled with water for double boiler cooking methods on the forced air mode It can be used as a cooking dish Note take care to place the tray in the centre of the side racks to avoid affecting air circulation Fig 1 Fig 2 Description of your appl...

Page 13: ...ts Three insertion heights are available for different types of cooking and food fig 5 On the Grill or Grill Microwave modes use the accessories rack or drip tray at insertion level 1 for thick foods such as roasts and at insertion level 3 for thinner foods such as chops or sausages On the Forced Air or Microwave Forced Air modes insert the rack at level 1 or 2 depending on the dish 1 2 3 Fig 5 De...

Page 14: ...otate it manually as this might damage the drive mechanism It can be used as a cooking dish To remove it pick it up using the access areas provided in the cavity The drive Fig 7 rotates the glass turntable The guide wheels Fig 8 The wheels must be correctly orientated In the event of problems with rotation ensure that there are no foreign bodies under the wheels Fig 8 Fig 7 Fig 6 A B C D A Control...

Page 15: ...tation of the revolving tray so that you can use dishes which take up the whole of the oven space D The Temperature button lets you adjust the power and the temperature E The Plus and Minus buttons let you choose the programme type increase or decrease the time and cooking time and also the power and temperature F The Clock button lets you adjust the time and the cooking time G The Start Pause but...

Page 16: ...ht of food grams stopping the turntable cooking guide A B C D E F G H I L K J Fig 10 A Child safety B Cooking guide C Cooking functions D Time E Temperature power Weight of food F Microwave G Grill H Heat circulation I Turntable J Programme time K End of cooking indicator L Cooking time indicator Description of your appliance ...

Page 17: ...n set 07 30 06 30 Using the power levels Power level Use 1000 W 900 W Quick reheating of beverages water and dishes containing a large quantity of liquid Cooking dishes containing lots of water soups sauces tomatoes etc 800 W 700 W Cooking fresh or frozen vegetables 600 W Melting chocolate 500 W Cooking fish and seafood Reheating on two levels Cooking dried vegetables at a low heat Re heating or c...

Page 18: ...of each programme and the time shows again in the display after one minute If the door is left open the light turns off after 3 minutes To eliminate moisture your appliance is equipped with a delayed ventilation function The oven s ventilation continues to function after the end of the programme It will stop automatically Child safety You can set the CHILD SAFETY function to prevent unauthorised u...

Page 19: ...tion you can reheat two dishes at the same time Place one plate on the turntable and the other on the rack placed at level 3 Recommendations Cover the plates with plastic microwave food wrap or with an inverted plate The programme times indicated below are given for reheating refrigerated foods or items stored at room temperature Food type Quantity Cooking time Foods with an even texture purée pea...

Page 20: ...tton and then or until the microwave function appears 800 appears in the display You can reduce or increase the power minimum 100W maximum 1000W by pressing the button and the and buttons e g 650W Confirm the power level by pressing Then press to adjust the programming time The programme time figures flash in the display Use the and buttons to enter the desired programme time Confirm by pressing T...

Page 21: ...Display Press the button and then to select the cooking guide P01 flashes in the display Choose your programme P01 to P12 depending on the type of food you want to cook by pressing the or button and then confirming by pressing Example Fish P07 The minimum weight flashes in the display here it is 100g Adjust the weight for example 200 g using the and buttons Confirm by pressing The required program...

Page 22: ...een 125 and 650 g The programmed weight should correspond to the pizza s actual weight Cooking is done using the microwave plus grill mode Remove the pizza from its packaging and place it directly on the shelf inserted at level 2 Roast pork and beef This function is used to cook roasts that weigh between 500 and 2000g Choose function P04 to cook and brown pork roasts Choose function P05 to cook an...

Page 23: ...ure it doesn t touch bone If the temperature is less than 75o C select a manual mode e g heat circulation and continue cooking the chicken until its internal temperature reaches 75o C If you don t have a meat thermometer pierce the chicken at its thickest part with a sharp knife and check if the juices run clear If not continue cooking the chicken using a manual mode e g heat circulation until the...

Page 24: ...ough cooking a beep sounds to remind you to stir the vegetables and appears in the display Add fat and season if desired After cooking wait a few minutes before serving the vegetables Choose P08 to cook harder more fibrous vegetables Brussels sprouts shredded white cabbage sliced carrots diced celeriac etc Choose P09 for cooking softer vegetables with a higher water content Sliced or diced courget...

Page 25: ...ld on the shelf at level 2 Tips do not use a metal mould Quiches The P12 function lets you cook and brown fresh quiches between 27 and 30 cm in diameter for a fixed 35 minute time Cooking is done using the combined micro wave plus heat circulation mode Use a heat resistant microwave safe tart mould Pyrex porcelain etc When you use ready made pastry do not remove the grease proof paper Cut the exce...

Page 26: ... turned over stirred and then separated if they were frozen together If you defrost large pieces of meat or fish that prevent the rotation of the turntable use the Stop Turntable function If that case remember to stir food regularly Defrost meat and fish by placing it on an upside down saucer placed on top of a plate This will allow juices to flow out If they remain in contact with the food it wil...

Page 27: ... g Confirm by pressing The required time is calculated automatically The programme duration appears in the display and the defrost programme starts Note The defrost time is automatically calculated based on the weight of the food It may vary depending on the initial temperature of the food times are based on frozen food at 18 C For food weighing more than 350 g except bread a beep sounds mid way t...

Page 28: ...hole fish darns fillets steaks 100 g 1 2 minutes 200 g 3 5 minutes 400 g 5 7 minutes 500 g 7 9 minutes 750 g 12 14 minutes 1000 g 17 19 minutes Turkey pork veal beef poultry Roasted sliced cubed etc 100 g 1 2 minutes 200 g 3 5 minutes 400 g 5 7 minutes 500 g 7 9 minutes 750 g 12 14 minutes 1000 g 17 19 minutes 1250 g 23 25 minutes 1500 g 28 30 minutes 1750 g 34 36 minutes 2000 g 39 41 minutes Caul...

Page 29: ...s the button then select level 1 2 or 3 using the and buttons Press the time figures start to flash in the display Press the and buttons to adjust the programme time e g 10 minutes Confirm by pressing twice The oven switches on and the programme begins For cooking with a delayed start After setting the cooking time confirm with and press twice and then and to set the desired end of cooking time e ...

Page 30: ...d of cooking time e g 13 50 hrs Confirm by pressing The oven will switch on at the required time Note the duration can be adjusted at any time simply by pressing the and buttons and Grill plus microwave function cooking guide Use a microwave safe heat resistant dish earthenware for preference fewer splashes than with a glass dish Put the food in a dish and place it on the shelf inserted at level 1...

Page 31: ...perature is reached You can preheat your microwave oven for a heat circulation cooking programme just as you would a traditional oven Recommendations The cooking temperature can be adjusted in increments of 10 C from 50 C to 250 C The cooking time ranges from 0 to 599 minutes 9 h 59 min It is preferable to enter a minimum time and then to add time if necessary keep an eye on the colour of the food...

Page 32: ...el 2 38 40 min Lamb leg shoulder 1 5 kg 180 C In the glass tray at level 2 50 60 min Poultry 1 2 kg 180 C On the rack at level 1 70 75 min Large poultry 180 C On the rack at level 1 90 120 min Rabbit 230 C In the glass tray at level 2 40 45 min Fish 1 2 kg Whole snapper salmon hake 180 C In the glass tray at level 2 35 45 min Vegetables Potatoes au gratin 180 C On the rack at level 2 50 55 min Las...

Page 33: ...0 min Pound cake 170 C On the rack at level 2 40 50 min Cheesecake 170 C On the rack at level 1 springform mould 26 cm diameter 65 75 min Kugelhopf 180 C On the rack at level 1 In a special mould 45 50 min Choux pastry 180 C In the glass tray at level 2 35 40 min depending on size Short crust tart 200 C On the rack at level 2 40 45 min Puff pastry crust tart 250 C On the rack at level 2 30 40 min ...

Page 34: ...ting the cooking time confirm by pressing then press twice and then use and to set the desired end of cooking time e g 13 50 hrs Confirm by pressing twice The oven will switch on at the required time Note the cooking time may be adjusted at any time simply by pressing and the and buttons The temperature rise indicator is active until the programmed temperature is reached A beep sounds to indicate ...

Page 35: ...MW 200 C 23 28 In a dish on the rack Chicken guinea fowl 1200 g MW 200 C 35 40 In a dish on the rack 1 level 1 Roast turkey 800 g MW 180 C 32 37 In a dish on the rack Roast pork 1200 g MW 180 C 47 52 In a dish on the rack Roast veal 1000 g MW 180 C 37 42 In a dish on the rack Adjusting the contrast Programming Display Press the button then hold down for a few seconds until CO is displayed Adjust t...

Page 36: ...00 W Pyrex 827 On the turntable Meatloaf 12 3 3 900 g 14 min 700 W Pyrex 838 Cover with plastic film On the turntable Defrosting meat 13 3 500 g 11 12 min 200 W On the turntable Defrosting raspberries B 2 1 250 g 6 7 min 200 W On a flat plate On the turntable Potatoes au gratin 12 3 4 1100 g 23 25 min High grill P2 or P3 Pyrex 827 On the turntable Chicken 12 3 6 1200 g 24 26 min High grill P3 Plac...

Page 37: ...ot be used until it has been repaired by an authorised person Do not use a steam cleaner The use of abrasive products alcohol or thinner is not recommended as they may damage the appliance In case of odour or encrusted dirt boil water with lemon juice and vinegar in a cup for two minutes and clean the insides with a small amount of washing up liquid The turntable can be removed to facilitate clean...

Page 38: ...r the turntable Check that the wheels are correctly positioned You notice steam on the window Wipe the condensation off using a cloth Food is not heated during a microwave programme Ensure that the cookware is suitable for microwave ovens and that the power level is appropriate The grill gives off smoke at the beginning of a programme This is caused by cooking residue on the grill element burning ...

Page 39: ...you Service and warranty booklet for warranty information and Customer Care contact details or contact us through our website listed on the back cover Fisher Paykel Appliances Model no Serial no Copy these from the serial label of your appliance The serial label is located at the bottom left hand side of the oven frame Date of purchase Contact details Dealer name Warranty and service _____________...

Page 40: ... 73 23 modified by directive EEC 93 68 for insertion of ECmarking EEC 89 336 Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive modified by directive 93 68 EEC for insertion of EC marking EC regulation no 1935 2004 concerning materials and objects intended for contact with food substances Warranty and service ...

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Page 44: ... products and models described at the date of issue Under our policy of continuous product improvement these specifications may change at any time You should therefore check with your Dealer to ensure this booklet correctly describes the product currently available NZ AU GB IE www ﬁsherpaykel com F P PN 590262 D CZ5701955 ...

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