Gaggenau CE 492-610, Use And Care Manual

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Operating Principle
Memory cooking is useful if you require several
different heat settings in order to prepare a dish
which you cook particularly often. The conditions
must always be the same, e.g. the same saucepan,
the same quantity and the same initial temperature
of the dish.
You can store one memory event for each cooking
zone with up to five heat and time settings, which
you can recall at any time.
Storing the Setting
The maximum duration that can be recorded is 90
minutes.
The cooktop must be switched on. No cooking zone
should be selected. The cooking zone for which the
settings are to be recorded must be switched off.
1 Touch the M symbol. rec flashes in the display.
2 Select the required cooking zone and set the
heat setting with the twist knob. Recording
begins. The
rec indicator lights up and M
flashes next to the cooking zone display.
3 Now prepare the dish as required. The settings
are recorded.
4 When your dish is ready, switch off the cooking
zone. The cooking procedure is stored.
Notes
If you set more than 5 heat settings for your dish,
flashes in the timer display and flashes in the
cooking zone display alternately with the
continuation cooking setting. The subsequent heat
settings are not recorded. The timer indicator goes
out when you touch any control panel. You can
finish cooking the dish as you wish.
If you set more than 90 minutes, 90 flashes in the
timer display and alternates with the ongoing
cooking setting in the cooking zone display.
Subsequent heat settings are not recorded. The
indicators go out when you touch any control panel.
You can finish cooking the dish as you wish.
If you store a memory event for a cooking zone with
extension, the selected extension is stored for the
whole memory event. Select the extension within
30 seconds after touching the
M symbol. Later
activation of the cooking zone extension will not be
recorded.
Memory Cooking
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