KORTING OKB792PFX Instruction Manual Download Page 31

 

COOKING TABLE 

 
These are only some suggestions for cooking as the cooking type and time may vary depending on food 
quantity and quality. 
 
* The level of the guide refers to the lowest level (excluding the bottom of the oven, since it is not possible to 
insert the drip pan). 
 

Type of food 

Temp, °C

Level*

Function

Cooking time, minutes

  

Suggested 

Personal

1. Cake in mould with beaten mixture 

 

 

Panettone or focaccia 

175 

Traditional or ventilated 

55-65 

 

Focaccia 

175 

Traditional or ventilated 

60-70 

 

Cake 

175 

Traditional or ventilated 

60-70 

 

 

2. Pie in mould (short pastry) 

Pie base 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

8-10 

 

Pie base with ricotta cheese 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

25-35 

 

Pie base with fruit 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

25-35 

 

 

3. Cake in mould with raised mixture 

Pie base 

180 

Traditional or ventilated 

30-45 

 

White bread (1 kg. of flour) 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

25-35 

 

 

4. Vegetables cakes 

Small pastries 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

10-15 

 

Choux pastry 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

35-45 

 

Biscuit pastry 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

15-20 

 

 

5. Lasagne 

225 

Traditional or ventilated 

40-50 

 

 

6. Meat (cooking time for 1 cm. thickness) 

Slowly cooked roast (ex. roast veal) 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

120-150 

 

Fast cooked roast (ex. roast beef) 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

60-90 

 

Meatloaf 200 

Traditional or ventilated 

30-40 

 

 

7. Poultry 

 

Duck 1,2 kg 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

120-180 

 

Goose 2,5 kg 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

150-210 

 

Roast chicken 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

60-90 

 

Turkey 4 kg 

175 

Traditional or ventilated 

240 

 

 

8. Game  

Hare 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

60-90 

 

Leg of roe 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

90-150 

 

Leg of deer 

175 

Traditional or ventilated 

90-180 

 

 

9. Vegetables 

Baked potatoes 

220 

Traditional or ventilated 

30-40 

 

Vegetable pudding 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

40-50 

 

 

10. Fish 

Trout 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

40-50 

 

Grey mullet 

200 

Traditional or ventilated 

40-50 

 

 

11. Pizza 

240 

Traditional or ventilated 

10-20 

 

 

12. Grill 

Pork chops 

 

Grill or Grill with fan 

8-12 

 

Sausages 

 

Grill or Grill with fan 

10-12 

 

Grilled chicken 

 

Grill or Grill with fan 

25-35 

 

Roast veal on spit (500 g) 

 

on spit 

Grill with turnspit 

50-60 

 

Chicken on spit 

 

on spit 

Grill with turnspit 

60-70 

 

  

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Summary of Contents for OKB792PFX

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Page 3: ...93 68 2006 95 CE 2004 108 CE 1935 2004 2002 95 CE RoHS 25 1...

Page 4: ...220 240 V 50 60 Hz 65 100 C 560 1 4 560 40 50 2...

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Page 10: ...4 2 3 1 5 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 AUTO AUTO 2 1 2 AUTO 0 24 0 00 2 3 AUTO 4 AUTO 4 0 8...

Page 11: ...1 2 2 3 3 AUTO 45 14 00 2 0 45 3 14 00 AUTO 13 15 14 00 45 2 AUTO 14 00 1 A B A 2 AUTO 2 1 B 3 AUTO 2 1 2 0 00 4 23 59 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 5 C 1 3 0 00 1 9...

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Page 13: ...2 3 4 2 1 2 3 4 11...

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Page 15: ...A B C D C D B A 6 6 220 240 V 50 60 Hz 25 W E 14 500 C 1 2 3 B A 4 B 5 A 7 13...

Page 16: ...7 A B B B 8 8 9 1 A B B B A A 14...

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Page 21: ...INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL Built in electric ovens OKB792PFX Pyrolitic multifunction oven 9 functions...

Page 22: ...t a grease fire using water there may be an explosion Suffocate the flames with wet cloths The grill plates and cooking containers become very hot When inserting or removing them use oven gloves or po...

Page 23: ...the following characteristics the panels adjacent to the oven must be constructed in heat resistant materials in case of veneered wood furniture units the glue must be heat resistant to temperatures...

Page 24: ...Installation scheme Figure 1 22...

Page 25: ...vice that ensures that the mains power is disconnected with a distance between the contacts that allows complete disconnection in compliance with surge category III and installation regulations Assemb...

Page 26: ...E USING THE OVEN FOR THE FIRST TIME Attention before proceeding with the following operation the oven must be unplugged from the electrical mains Before using the oven carefully clean the internal cav...

Page 27: ...elements towards the bottom The action of the fan combined with the action of the grill allows a quick thorough cooking of special foods This cycle is ideal for browning and sealing juices and flavor...

Page 28: ...s the rotisserie motor where provided HOW TO USE THE GRILL Lay the food in the wire shelf or in a tray in case of small pieces The grid must be positioned in the highest runner possible and the grease...

Page 29: ...Timer in use 2 and AUTO both flashing Program error No symbol on except the clock numbers programmer set manually Digital clock Indicates hours 0 24 and minutes Immediately after connection as well a...

Page 30: ...acoustic signal by pressing button 1 It is possible to view the programming status at any time by pressing the corresponding button You can also cancel the programming at any time by pressing the but...

Page 31: ...ry 200 3 Traditional or ventilated 15 20 5 Lasagne 225 2 Traditional or ventilated 40 50 6 Meat cooking time for 1 cm thickness Slowly cooked roast ex roast veal 200 2 Traditional or ventilated 120 15...

Page 32: ...or smoke Support surface for the food biscuits etc OPTIONALS Deep tray Support surface for the food biscuits etc Telescopic rails The telescopic rails consist in two special chrome plated side grids w...

Page 33: ...form the power supply or disconnected from the mains by means of electrical system master switch Warning before making any of the below operations use the necessary protection equipment gloves etc Wh...

Page 34: ...in holes C and D simultaneously then in hole B and finally in hole A See figure 6 below Figure 6 REPLACING OF THE OVEN BULB The round bulb on the appliance has the following characteristics Supply vol...

Page 35: ...door at the sides near to the hinges In order to reinstall the door first put the hinges back into their housing Before closing the door do not forget to re position the two moving levers B that are...

Page 36: ...et located around the cooking chamber must be replaced if it has any cracks For safety reasons the gasket must be replaced by a qualified specialist of an Authorized Service Centre TECHNICAL SERVICE A...

Page 37: ...EC Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE By making sure that this product is properly disposed of the user contributes to preventing potential environmental and health damage The symbol on t...

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