Kuppersbusch EMWK 1060.0, Service Manual

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Service Manual EMWK 1060.0 9
For internal use only
Rectangular grid
Mode - only hot air oven:
Suitable for all traditional methods of cooking in
rectangular and round dishes for baking cakes.
4.1 What cookware may be used in your appliance?
In the mode “only microwaves” and in the combination modes with microwaves all containers made of
glass (Pyrex even better), ceramic, porcelain or terracotta may be used as long as they have no
decorations and metal parts (decorative or gold edges, handles, feet). Heat-resistant plastic containers
(200 °C) may also be used.
Containers made of metal, wood, straw and crystal are unsuitable for cooking with microwaves.
At this point it should be recalled once again that the microwaves heat the food and not the cookware
and therefore the meals can be cooked directly in the serving dishes; this dispenses with the use and
subsequent washing-up of pots and pans. However, it is possible for the very hot food to transfer its heat
to the plate, thus necessitating the use of oven cloths.
If the appliance is set to the modes “ Only hot air oven ” or “ Only grill ”, all containers suitable for a
standard oven may be used.
However, their shape and size must always permit the turntable to rotate properly.
To find out whether a container is suitable for a microwave oven, please conduct the following
small test:
Place an empty container in the oven for 30 seconds at the maximum power level (function “Only
microwaves”). If the container does not become warm at all or only slightly, it is suitable for cooking with
microwaves. If, on the other hand, it heats up a lot (or sparks develop), it is unsuitable.
Mode Only microwaves Combination mode Only hot air/grill
Glass YES NO NO
Pyrex YES YES YES
Glass ceramic YES YES YES
Terracotta dishes YES YES YES
Aluminium foil NO NO YES
Plastic YES NO NO
Paper or cardboard YES NO NO
Metal containers NO NO YES