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Page 1: ...EL LEC C INSTR CTR OO RUCTIO RIC KER N MANU GA R UAL S IKA MILFORD...

Page 2: ...e installing 4 Appliance 4 Guideline for ventilation 6 Installation 7 Fitting the adjustable feet 7 Fitting the splash guard 8 Electrical connection 9 Gas connection 11 Converting the gas type 1 Hotpl...

Page 3: ...nt type of gas must be undertaken by an authorized expert and carried out in accordance with the currently applicable rules and regulations of the local gas and electricity supply company Shut off the...

Page 4: ...t the appliance and the guidelines for ventilation Appliance Unpacking Check the condition of the appliance after unpacking it Do not connect the appliance if it has been damaged in transport Dispose...

Page 5: ...ant to te appliance is distancesspe ecified dimen ts must be m e fronts of ad emperatures fitted close to ecifiedinthep sions made of non c djacent units s up to at leas o other units picturemust comb...

Page 6: ...o factory setting for type of gas and pressure and if applicable the type of gas and pressure conversions SN no After sales service Type of gas Gas pressure factory setting Type of gas Gas pressure co...

Page 7: ...l parts that y the pan sup the accessor ollows pliance by ra plates in posi he mounting ance he process on ke the final ad the applianc pply have bee ary to pull th et in fully Ma er installation supp...

Page 8: ...Stab bility b bracke et 8...

Page 9: ...l longer tha Connect t Connect t terminal L n re connectin m in your hou on the rating cessary that nnect comple e that the ea ARTHED performed o rsons author able is replac able must be H05 H05 mm ai...

Page 10: ...cable re ling the appl ype of gas an iance setting ettings can be to the gas lin professionally andards nection ISO e appliance Descr Conne and s LPG NG c and s are set up fo ivery for G20 natur iance...

Page 11: ...Country connect y specific tion ISO O 228 1 ISO 7 1 11...

Page 12: ...s install a gas consump plate to sele nnecting lines the applicabl r this purpose follows e corrugated e gas connec corrugated tu and screw th as connectin he clamp D proved sealin nce to liquefi a su...

Page 13: ...edge s do not come ach a temper om temperat he full length n on of a safet as supply is y valve betwe priate room a access to this cting the gas ng soapy wat ppliance on a manual burners and c h the...

Page 14: ...horis icable regula gas and pres ndicated on th onvert to a di t be replaced may have to b follows the pan supp the burner lid burners C the nozzle D ate nozzle fo General nozz the gas label with the...

Page 15: ...s n the control k the control k ough the gas djust the inter me is burnin he setting scr n it to decreas t when the he to 4 mm se of a conne he setting scr control knob re that the fla ow is change m...

Page 16: ...1 00 3 60 put Consum 00 73 g h 00 262 g mpti h h Power of the electric heating elements The maximum power is indicated on the rating plate upper heating element 1000W lower heating element 1700W uppe...

Page 17: ...eted To do this tu ling ng the applia ce in the fina e forwards fo underneath m mediately beh on flammabl o pull the app hat the adjust pliance once urn the adjust ance make s al installation or clean...

Page 18: ...s 34 How to operate your hob Operating gas burners 35 Using the rotary spit 36 Cleaning and care 9 Catalytic cooking compartment panels 39 Using the correct cleaning agent Removing and fitting the app...

Page 19: ...instructio and the vario e pass on the to the new o ppliance for d ect the applia ackaging in a ce is labelled rective 2002 ic Equipmen sed professio nection and t structions are e caused by t onnecte...

Page 20: ...s to clean the oven door glass since they can scratch the surface which may result in shattering of the glass Do not use steam cleaners to clean the appliance Hot surfaces Risk of burns Never touch th...

Page 21: ...Only use small quantities of drinks with a high alcohol content and open the appliance door carefully Inadequate ventilation when using gas burners Never use the gas burners in unventilated rooms Cook...

Page 22: ...d period Property damage Damage to the hob Only use the burners if cookware is placed on them Do not heat empty pots or pans This will damage the pan base Do not allow saucepans to boil dry in particu...

Page 23: ...mage the enamel When making very moist fruit flans do not put too much on the baking tray Fruit juice dripping from the baking tray leaves stains that cannot be removed Do not stand or sit on the open...

Page 24: ...eam outle Ho Control pane Ove Storag your applian ntrol panel a ting and acce er et ob el en ge nce You will f nd hob as w essories find informat well as the ov tion en Display Heatel indication lamp...

Page 25: ...2 20 cm 20 23 cm 23 26 cm n diameter Add this assist pan support to set a pan diameter 5cm Control burners knobs for g s gas A c T w Adjust the he control knobs The symbol a which gas bu eat setting o...

Page 26: ...ove htly odour th nds the insula urposes only interior with ng to mode nal oven from ntional cook p and bottom t ten minutes leg of lamb Mid sheld pos en rent foods pla d bottom hea e oven Reco ood b...

Page 27: ...heating e l flavour of a rol knob to set th Setting 50 M ax 50 Grill selector acc to set the desired function the de the oven st pork poult ats Place the e juices Mak ay through co element is us trad...

Page 28: ...e afte s Description Baking and For ovenwa roasts grillin meals Enamelled For moist ca frozen meals roasts Can inserted und wire rack or used as a dr collect fat Rotary spit For roasts a of poultry U...

Page 29: ...her up or down If keep pressing them the number will be up or down quickly 2 Icon Instructions Auto programming icon it will flash when setting automatic program and the end of automatic program If au...

Page 30: ...e The relay contact is connected Press K2 by 4 times to get into the present time setting mode under the common mode 2 Alarm and Buzz Function Press K2 once under the common mode Alarm Icon flashes Pr...

Page 31: ...eration Icon is dark Auto programming Icon flashes the buzzer is buzzing Note 1 only use this setting for either continuous time or end time For example the present time is 2 00 and if let the oven wo...

Page 32: ...ime is 2 00 set the continuous time to 3 00 and the end time to 10 00 then the starting time is 7 00 7 00 10 00 3 00 The relay contact is connected and its icon is light After working for continuous 3...

Page 33: ...e pa y accessories t remove any l of polystyren t are covered w film outside of th th k in racks ha nd remove th the racks se ng hook in ra cooking com he new cook mpty and clos he switch in p e therm...

Page 34: ...a e control kno artment with acks ob clockwise hot soapy to Clean ning acce essories B u Before using using a cloth the accesso and warm s ories clean th soapy water hem thorough hly Cleaning the burn...

Page 35: ...es 2 Adjust the burner to the desired flame setting Setting Meaning lowest flame setting The flame is not steady between position and Therefore always select a position between and Switching off the g...

Page 36: ...ch is in position grill Preparing joints Place the joint as centrally as possible on the rotary spit and secure it at both ends with the retaining clips You can also truss the joint with string With p...

Page 37: ...or the he must be kept at all times appliance do n has been p t if you are us oven gloves he recessed a he cooking c other end int le bit of wate into shelf pos ollows to the bracke rtment eat the ov...

Page 38: ...he hot surfa t or the heati st be kept at all times pliance door ns the rotary sp n they are ho r oven gloves ng hot access rotary spit as open the app he rotary spit withdraw the adapter in th oven t...

Page 39: ...witch on the oven lighting To switch on the lighting press the function button for oven lighting until it locks into place Catalytic cooking compartment panels The catalytic cooking compartment panels...

Page 40: ...rior Stainless steel surfaces Glass cover in front of the oven lighting Use warm soapy water Dry off with a soft cloth Remove the burner cups and lids use soapy water allow to dry well Clean the ignit...

Page 41: ...is case screenprinte is opened g 9 g 9A ent and cleani t soapy water he oven glass of the o r in the semi move the glas proseeding in dels the glas when refittin ed part is leg ing aid r Clean with a...

Page 42: ...ove the appl of the applian lever cking lever is red It cannot g lever is ope d you can rem ry h inside the h follows appliance do e locking leve appliance do e of around door door on eithe appliance...

Page 43: ...ert both 3 Position th engage on 4 Open the 5 Fold in the 6 Close the follows appliance do h hinges left he door so th n both sides appliance do e locking leve appliance do or at an angl and right int...

Page 44: ...of rew on the bo acks k in racks in fixed to the four points acks proceed e bottom the e hook in rac f the hook in ottom the ho order to clea walls of the d as follows hookin rack ck are releas rack...

Page 45: ...tive circuit breaker Look in the fuse box and check that the circuit breaker for the appliance is in working order All dishes that are prepared in the oven become burnt very quickly Power cut Check wh...

Page 46: ...sta r sales servi ase specify t ance Do not follows f the relevant appliance do towel in the c event damag the glass cov ompartment he bulb with 230 V 5 W E14 ture resistan the glass co the tea towel...

Page 47: ...after sales service centres listed will also be happy to give you the details of an after sales service point near you number Please quote the SN number of the appliance when contacting the after sal...

Page 48: ...om If possible use cookware with lids to save gas Less water To reduce the cooking time for e g vegetables and potatoes use less water Tips on using the oven Several cakes It is best to bake several c...

Page 49: ...king tins or ovenware in the centre of the wire rack Always place cookware in the middle of the hotplate on the hob Boiling and frying Cookware For dishes which require a lot of liquid use deep sided...

Page 50: ...ink over the cake Next time bake at a slightly higher temperature for less time The bread or cake looks good but it is streaked with water inside The pastries are not evenly browned Next time use less...

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