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Using the temperature probe

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Using the temperature probe

•  Insert the meat probe into the food (eg roasts, cakes).
•  Insert the meat probe into the socket top left in the oven 

(see figure).

•  If the temperature sensor is positioned correctly, it is visible 

on the display (icon appears).

•  Close the oven door.
•  Turn on the oven by pressing the power key.
•  Set oven temperature in 5-degree increments from 40 ° C to 

250 ° C to the desired temperature.

•  For roasting, we recommend a temperature of 165 ° C.
•  Press the temperature button again, the temperature of the 

temperature sensor is on the display.

•  Now set the core temperature. (See overview at the bottom)
•  When  the  internal  temperature  of  the  food  reaches  your 

desired degree of temperature, the core temperature sen-

sor turns off the oven. At the end you hear a beep.

Plug

Meat probe

Meat

Oven temp.

Core temp.

Beef

without bone

rare

165 °C

60 °C

sirloin

medium

165 °C

70 °C

well done

165 °C

75 °C

tenderloin

rare

165 °C

60 °C

                                                    

medium

165 °C

70 °C

Ham

without bone

165 °C

75 °C

chops

165 °C

75 °C

4 chops 

165 °C

75 °C

6 chops

165 °C

75 °C

Ham

preserved, rump, 

knuckle

165 °C

60 °C

(fully cooked)

Lamb

without bone

medium

165 °C

70 °C

well done

165 °C

75 °C

Seafood

whole fish 

205 °C

lobster tail

175 °C

Poultry*

whole chicken

175 °C

80 °C – 85 °C

duck

160 °C

80 °C – 85 °C

whole turkey

160 °C

80 °C – 85 °C

unfilled

160 °C

80 °C – 85 °C

turkey breast

160 °C

75 °C

* For stuffed poultry cooking time of 30-45 minutes is required. Legs and chest can be covered with foil to prevent 

over browning and drying of the skin.

Summary of Contents for EB8401ED

Page 1: ...Version 1 0 140707 EN User s manual for your built in electric oven Model EB8401ED...

Page 2: ...icates a hazardous situation You ll find it especially with all descriptions of the steps that might cause danger to persons arising Observe these safety instructions and behave accordingly ca reful E...

Page 3: ...bility of electric shock The means for disconnection must be incorporated in the fixed wiring in accordance with the wiring specifi cations Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not pla...

Page 4: ...nd opera tion of your KKT KOLBE mounted device Thismanualisadaptedtodifferenttypesofdevices so it is possible that you can find some descriptions of functions that does not contain your device For dam...

Page 5: ...4 Delayed start 4 5 Minute minder 4 6 Key lock 5 Special features 5 1 Using the core probe 5 2 Temperature overview 6 Care and cleaning 5 1 Case front 5 2 SteamClean 5 3 Remove the oven door 5 4 Oven...

Page 6: ...the empty oven much energy is needed It can therefore be saved by baking several dishes one af ter the other energy because the residual heat is used op timally Switch off the oven about 10 minutes be...

Page 7: ...al cooking result and stay below the tempera ture injected in fat Thus the device is easy to clean after roasting Bottom heat convection pizza function Default temperature 190 C The bottom heating hot...

Page 8: ...ement are wor king The temperature can be set within the range of 180 240 C The default temperature is 210 C Top bottom heat Default Temperature 200 C The top and bottom work together to provide conve...

Page 9: ...when a heating mode is set The air exits between the oven door and control panel Telescopic drawer slides and other accesso ries become hot Use potholders The oven has hook in racks with telescopic s...

Page 10: ...turn off the oven and leave the preserve still rest for about 30 minutes For roasting the top and bottom heat or hot air can be used Tableware made of enamel fire resistant glass clay clay pot or cas...

Page 11: ...tion Food Insertion Temperature in C Time Baking Cake 1 175 ca 55 65 Pie crust 1 200 ca 8 10 Shortcrust 1 200 ca 25 35 Pie 1 200 ca 25 35 White bread made from dough 1 200 ca 25 35 Pizza 1 220 ca 20 3...

Page 12: ...ss the time button again or wait 3 seconds to save the setting Hint In conjunction with the core temperature sensor this function is not working Lock Press the and buttons simultaneously for about 1 s...

Page 13: ...nternal temperature of the food reaches your desired degree of temperature the core temperature sen sor turns off the oven At the end you hear a beep Plug Meat probe Meat Oven temp Core temp Beef with...

Page 14: ...tructions Painted anodized galvanized surfaces alu minum parts and radiators may not come in contact due to possible damage and discoloration with these sprays Clean the accessories such as baking tra...

Page 15: ...ean in the dishwasher but cleaned with standard cleaning agents outside Note The roles must not be greased After cleaning the telescopic slide rails and fix it down with the screws Please note Telesco...

Page 16: ...r cleaning the inner and middle glass plate can be removed Too much force the glass may break Danger of injury 1 Unscrew the two fixing screws screw screw 2 Pull the glass out with both hands 3 Discon...

Page 17: ...nal accessory The baking tray the deep pan and the grill grid should be correctly inserted into the side rails Safety shutdown If no cooking time has been set the oven will turn off automatically afte...

Page 18: ...the function selector switch set correctly The device fuse keeps blowing Call an authorized customer service or a licensed electrician Lighting has failed The replacement of lighting is described in t...

Page 19: ...e the protective strip from the door After installing remove the protective strip from the interior surfaces of the oven The installation must garantee protection against electrical shocks The unit in...

Page 20: ...20 Troubleshooting Installation in a wall cabinet 1 Pay attention to the requirements for the minimum distance 2 Secure the device to the cabinet with screws on both sides...

Page 21: ...ble is in the strain relief clamp on the side of the terminal block to go through at least 1 to 2 mm Then tighten the two screws of the clamp Check the effectiveness of the strain relief by pulling on...

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Page 23: ...ency class A Weight Net 38 0 kg with packaging 41 8 kg Dimensions B x H x T outside 594 5 x 594 5 x 566 mm front 558 x 583 x 560 mm insert dimensions Data sheet On a scale from A less efficient very e...

Page 24: ...Thank you for reading We wish you much success and joy with your device Version 1 0 140626...

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