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Operating time 

The desired operating time is selected by turning 
the timer button. 

For  times  under  2  minutes,  turn  the  timer  button 
to a higher time and then go down to the desired 
time. 

As long as the timer button reads other than zero, 
the oven light should be on. 

When the operating time is over, the timer emits a 
beep and automatically disconnects the oven. 

 

During operation... 

It  is  possible  to  change  the  operating  time,  the 
power  level  or  the  function  while  the  oven  is 
functioning, by turning the respective control. 

It is possible to open the door of the oven at any 
moment while the foods are being cooked. In this 
case: 

  THE  PRODUCTION  OF  MICROWAVES  IS 

AUTOMATICALLY INTERRUPTED;  

  The grill switches off, but remains very hot;   

  The  timer  stops  automatically,  indicating  the 

operating time that is left. 

If you wish, you may:  

1

....    

Move  or  turn  the  foods  around  to  improve 
uniformity of the heating process; 

2

....    

Select  another  function,  placing  the  function 
selector in another position; 

3

....    

Change  the  operating  time  that  is  left,  by 
turning the Timer Button.  

Close the door again. The oven starts to function. 

Interrupting function 

To interrupt the functioning of the microwave, turn 
the Timer Button to ZERO or open the door. If you 
wish  to  cancel  the  cooking  process,  turn  the 
Timer Button to ZERO and close the door. 

WARNING:  When  you  finish  using  the  oven, 
always turn the Timer Button to zero, because 
otherwise the oven will start to function when 
you  close  the  door  and  may  be  damaged  if  it 
functions when empty. 

End of Function: 

When the set time has elapsed, the oven beeps 
and the Timer Button read ZERO. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for MW 1060.0E

Page 1: ...Bedienungsanweisung Mikrowelle Instructions for Use Microwave...

Page 2: ...ackaging materials such as the cardboard styrene and plastic films This will ensure that the packaging materials are recycled Disposal of old electrical appliances The European Directive 2002 96 EC on...

Page 3: ...28 Defrosting 29 General tips for defrosting 30 Cooking with microwaves 31 Important tips 32 Tables and suggestions Cooking vegetables 33 Tables and suggestions Cooking fish 33 What type of containers...

Page 4: ...not touch damp sharp edged objects or the appliance when it is hot When connecting electrical appliances in the vicinity of the microwave ensure that the power cables do not touch the microwave when...

Page 5: ...ful When heating small amounts of food it is very important not to select long periods of time or very high power levels because the food may overheat or burn For example bread may burn after 3 minute...

Page 6: ...apped in a protective film Before switching it on for the first time carefully remove this film starting at the underside In order to ensure proper ventilation for the appliance install the microwave...

Page 7: ...25 GB Description of the appliance 1 Glass window on the door 6 Slot for rotating base 2 Catch 7 Rotating base 3 Mica covers 8 Motor coupling 4 Control panel 9 Rotating plate 5 Open button...

Page 8: ...onverts the electrical energy into microwave energy These electromagnetic waves are channelled towards the inside of the oven by a wave guide and distributed using a metallic disperser or a rotating p...

Page 9: ...rowave comes on 3 Place the container with the food on the plate or on the grille 4 Select the function and the cooking time according to the description contained in the following sections 5 Close th...

Page 10: ...switches off but remains very hot The timer stops automatically indicating the operating time that is left If you wish you may 1 Move or turn the foods around to improve uniformity of the heating proc...

Page 11: ...14 min 15 20 min Turn around 2 x 125 g 3 4 min 5 10 min Turn around 1 x 250 g 8 9 min 5 10 min Turn around 1 x Sausage 500 g 15 16 min 10 15 min Turn around 1 x 200 g 7 8 min 5 10 min Turn around 1 x...

Page 12: ...rts at the top 7 Foods that are rich in fats such as butter cottage cheese and cream should not be entirely defrosted If they are at room temperature they will be ready to serve within a few minutes I...

Page 13: ...be raised or reduced Cooking with microwaves 1 The greater the quantity of food the longer the cooking time Remember the following rules Double the quantity double the time Half the quantity half the...

Page 14: ...kind of explosive material or liquid in the microwave Remove precooked foods from the packaging because the latter is not always heat resistant Follow the manufacturer s instructions If there are var...

Page 15: ...ices Potatoes 250 2 3 soup spoonfuls 800 5 7 2 3 Peel cut in equal sized parts Peppers Leeks 250 250 cup 800 800 5 7 5 7 2 3 2 3 Cut in pieces or slices Frozen Brussels sprouts 300 cup 800 6 8 2 3 Cab...

Page 16: ...t are printed on the packaging Aluminium containers should not be higher than 3 cm and they should not come into contact with the walls of the cavity minimum distance 3 cm The aluminium lid should be...

Page 17: ...es no Plastic dishes 2 heat resistant up to 100 C heat resistant up to 250 C yes yes no yes Plastic films 3 Cling film Cellophane no yes no yes Paper cardboard parchment 4 yes no Metal Aluminium foil...

Page 18: ...ance should not be cleaned with steam cleaning machines The steam may reach the charged parts and cause a short circuit The most soiled stainless steel surfaces may be cleaned using a non abrasive cle...

Page 19: ...while the appliance is in operation Is there an electrical arch inside the microwave Is the dish coming into contact with the walls of the cavity Are there loose skewers or spoons inside the microwav...

Page 20: ...m 650W Cooking vegetables and other foods Cooking and heating carefully Heating and cooking small quantities Heating delicate foods Maximum 800W Cooking and heating liquids and other foods fast Specif...

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