The childproof lock
Your cooker has a childproof lock which you can activate in order to
protect the appliance from unintentional or unauthorised activation.
Using the childproof safety lock
When pressed, the pad that is labelled with a key will activate the child-
proof safety lock. It can only be activated when the oven is switched on.
-
Press the
“childproof safety
lock” pad
.
The following
three control lamps will light up on the operation fascia:
-
“Oven on” pad
,
-
“Minute minder” pad
-
“Core temperature probe” pad
.
After approx. 10 minutes the appliance will switch off.
The childproof lock saves the oven settings.
The existing temperature settings of the oven remain the same or can be
turned down. New temperature settings are not possible. When the stove
is switched on again, only the two rear cooking zones will heat up.
The fact that the childproof lock has been activated is only apparent
when the oven has been switched on (even for the cooking zones).
To return the oven to full functioning condition the childproof lock must be
deactivated.
Deactivating the childproof lock
This is done with the aid of the keys of the flashing pilot lights
-
Touch the keys of the
three flashing pilot lights
(marked by an arrow
in the drawing). First of all touch the
two keys on the left
and
then
the key on the right
.
An acoustic signal will sound when the childproof lock has been deacti-
vated again. The pilot lights will stop flashing and the whole cooker is
ready for operation again.
The oven light
The
oven light
is
on
, when the pop-out
programme selection knob
(1st knob from the left)
is fully extended
. The light works regardless of
which operation mode has been selected. The light can also be switched
off while the oven is in use. This will help save energy.
The oven light is
turned off
when
the
pop-out programme selection knob
has been pressed inwards.
If the knob is reactivated the light will
go on again.
When you have finished using the
oven, press the programme selection
knob inwards again!
The backmobil
®
The backmobil
®
is one of the oven’s standard accessories. The backmo-
bil
®
makes it easier for you to use the oven.
For successful roasting or baking it is important to select the correct shelf
level for baking sheets and gridirons. The backmobil enables you to correct-
ly position the baking sheets and gridirons even before you put them into
the oven.
Using the backmobil
®
Caution! The backmobil
®
and the lock can be very hot. Use oven cloths,
oven gloves, pan holders etc.
Gliding the backmobil
®
out of the
oven:
Press down the lever.
Sliding the backmobil
®
into the
oven:
Slide in slowly until it lt looks into posi-
tion.
Shelf levels
The backmobil
®
has a frame and seven shelf levels. The shelf levels are
counted from bottom to top.
Example:
Shelf level 5: slide the baking sheet onto the 5th shelf from the bottom.
A roasting tin can be slid into the frame. The gridiron and the baking
sheets are inserted onto the shelf rails according to the cooking require-
ments. Instructions on which shelf to use can be found in the baking and
roasting table.
The following diagram of the backmobil
®
illustrates the shelf levels (1-7)
and shows a roasting tin in the frame and a baking sheet on shelf 5.
1 - 7 shelf rails
A
frame
B
roasting tin in the frame
C
baking sheet on shelf 5
Slide-in accessories
Do not cover the bottom of the oven with aluminium foil!
Baking trays:
Lift slightly when removing.
After baking trays are placed back into the oven, the sloping edge of the
tray must point towards the oven door.
Push the drip pan and baking trays with the two slots right at the back
into the oven.
Rack:
Please ensure that the catches of
the racks always point towards
the back (away from you).
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