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The oven

 Note the safety instructions on page 12!

The oven offers you 9 operation modes.

Choosing the heating mode and temperature

Selecting the operation mode:
Turn the oven selectiosn dial (on the
left) to the right.

Setting the temperature:
Turn the temperature selection dial
(2nd dial on the left) to the right.

Grilling: turn the oven selection dial to the symbol 

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While the oven is heating up a heating-up indicator will light up on the ope-
ration fascia. This indicator will go out when the selected temperature has
been reached.

Control symbols and heating modes

 

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OFF

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Lighting

Pizza mode

For baking pizza.

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Top heat/bottom heat

Preheating

-

Bottom heat

Prebaking very moist cake. 

.

Top heat

Browning

*

Grilling

Grilling small portions. Position the pieces of
meat at the centre of the roasting rack.

+

Large-area grill

For grilling larger portions such as steak,
fish and sausages, but also for browning
toast dishes and gratins.

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Hot air convection

Roasting, baking and cooking on several le-
vels.

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Cold air convection

Without temperature setting, for gently tha-
wing and cooling food.

Thaw and cook

For frozen food (ready-to-serve meals, fried
dishes, cakes).

Shelves

Do not line 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.

Roasting rack:

Please ensure that the 
catches of the racks always point to-
wards the front (towards you).

Baking

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Hot air convection * 

With two trays at the same time.

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Top and bottom heat

Preheat the oven.

Hot air

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Top and

bottom heat

Time

Shelf

Temperature

in °C

Shelf

Temperature

in °C

in mins.

Rich cake dough

Large round cake

3

160

1

175-180

50-60

Loaf-shaped cake

3

160

1

175-190

50-70

Madeira cake

3

150-160

1

160-180

60-70

Flan

3

160

1

175-190

40-60

Flan base

3

180

2

200-220

20-30

Fine fruit flan

3

160

1

175-190

45-60

Small cakes

3

160

2

200-220

15-20

Cake baked on 
baking tray:

Dry topping

3

160

2

180-200

25-35

Moist topping

3

160

2

175-190

30-50

Short pastry

Flan base

3

160

2

180-200

25-35

Cheesecake

3

150-160

1

170-180

70-80

Small cakes

3

160

2/3

200-220

10-20

Cake baked on 
baking tray:

Dry topping

3

160

2

180-200

25-35

Moist topping

3

160

2

175-180

30-50

Yeast dough

Large round cake

3

160

1

175-190

50-60

Plaited bun

3

160

2

180-200

40-50

Christmas cake
(preheat)

3

160

2

175-180

40-60

Small cakes

3

160

2

180-220

12-20

Cake baked on 
baking tray:

Dry topping

3

160

2

180-220

20-30

Moist topping

3

160

2

170-190

30-50

Spongecake dough

Gateaux cake

3

160

2

175-180

30-40

Rolls

3

180

2

200-220

10-20

Egg-white dough

Meringues

3

90

2

 80-120

80-90

Cinnamon stars

3

140

2

150-175

15-20

Macaroons

3

140

2

150-160

20-45

Puff pastry

Puff pastry

3

180

2/3

200-220

15-30

Yeast puff pastry

3

180

2

200-225

30-40

Curd cheese puff
pastry

3

180

2

200-225

30-40

Shortcrust pastry

3

180

2

220-240

30-40

Curd cheese oil
dough

3

180

2

200-220

20-40

Honey cake

3

160

2

175-180

20-35

Rye bread

3

180

2

200-220

50-60

*) Shelf level for the baking trays when baking with hot air

One tray always in the third shelf from the bottom. With two trays: on the
first shelf the baking tray aluminium (special accessory no. 542) and the se-
cond baking tray in fourth shelf.

EEB 610.0

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Summary of Contents for EEB 610.0

Page 1: ...tions F Instructions d utilisation e avis de montage N Gebruiksaanwijzing en montagehandleiding I Istruzioni di uso e di montaggio E Instrucciones de Uso e Instrucciones de Montaje S Bruksanvisning i...

Page 2: ...old you the appliance For claims under guarantee the sales receipt must be produced Contents Your Cooker at a glance 11 Safety instructions 12 for connection and functions for the oven Before using yo...

Page 3: ...regulator 5 Oven temperature regulator 6 Top heat 7 Grill 8 Hot air convection 9 Runners 10 Framee 11 Oven door Optional accessories Grilling rack with lifter no 125 Roasting grid no 440 Roasting tray...

Page 4: ...the oven door do not reach into the hinge Risk of injury Always close the oven door completely when preparing food in the oven Keep at least 5 cm away from the grill and top heat Before first use Remo...

Page 5: ...me Top and bottom heat Preheat the oven Hot air Top and bottom heat Time Shelf Temperature in C Shelf Temperature in C in mins Rich cake dough Large round cake 3 160 1 175 180 50 60 Loaf shaped cake 3...

Page 6: ...to ketchup Cooking instructions Form a dough out of the dough ingredients roll it out onto a baking tray and top with cheese ketchup onions peppers mushrooms salami toma toes and olives in that order...

Page 7: ...60 mins Then switch off the oven and leave the jars to stand in the closed oven for about 30 mins Thawing with hot air Place the frozen food into a bowl without the packaging and place on the grid on...

Page 8: ...he slot in gratings can then be removed Assembling the backmobil Insert the holder rods of the slot in gra tings back into the holes on the frame of the backmobil and proceed in the reverse sequence t...

Page 9: ...lectrics WARNING This appliance must be earthed Electrical requirements for UK and Republic of Ireland only Check that the voltage stamped on the rating plate corresponds with your house electricity s...

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