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EEB 6550.8

  If you use an earthenware casserole, read the manufacturers instruc-

tions. The following is recommended:

  – Rinse the pot or casserole with water or use a little oil or fat.

  – Seal the prepared (dressed) meat in a pan on the hob.

  – Place it in the pot or casserole. Cover with the lid and place it in the 

cold oven on the grid shelf.

Set the automatic cooking recipe or the turbo fan with top heat function,    

or 

, at 180-200° C. 

Roasting with conventional cooking functions

 When roasting with the thermoprobe the cooking time is automatically 

determined, therefore the following instructions do not need to be 

followed.

 The settings and information in the charts refer to a cold oven unless 

otherwise specifi ed.

  The cooking time of the roast depends on the type, quality and height of 

the meat.

As the weight of the meat makes it fall, carefully press the sides of the 

piece with both hands in order to determine its height. Instructions are 

provided in the chart “Roasting with heat settings” 

  The cooking time for meat with a layer of fat may increase to twice the 

length.

  If roasting several small pieces of meat or small birds in the oven, the 

cooking time should be increased by about 10 minutes per piece. For 

example, the roasting time for one chicken is approximately 60 mins. 

Two chickens will need between 65 and 75 mins.

Shelf levels (count from the bottom up):

As a general rule: The bigger the roast the lower the grid shelf should be 

in the oven.

For larger roasts:

Hot air + grill  

 or 

Tray: Shelf level  1    

 

    

Grid shelf: Shelf level  2 

Hot air 

Tray: Shelf level 1

    

Grid shelf: Shelf level  2 

Top/bottom heat 

Tray: Shelf level  1 

    

Grid shelf: Shelf level  2 

Instructions for automatic cooking recipes

 The settings and information in the charts refer to an oven that has 

not been preheated unless otherwise specifi ed.

 The roasting settings automatically adapt to the weight of the food to 

be cooked, for this reason it is important to set the weight directly 

after selecting the setting and before modifying the cooking time, 

the cooking temperature or the inside temperature (see previous 

sections).

If using an automatic cooking recipe

The roasting programmes are designed for one piece of meat or fi sh up to 

7cm thick and without a layer of fat. Enter the correct weight and modify 

the recipe, taking into account:

  If there are several pieces, the cooking time will need to be extended.

  If there is one piece thicker than 7cm and weighing less than 3kg, the 

cooking time should be increased by 10 minutes for each centimetre 

with respect to the pre-programmed value.

  If there is one piece weighing more than 3 kg, the cooking time 

corresponds to the predetermined value, as the differences balance out 

throughout the pre-programmed cooking time.

Summary of Contents for EEB 6550.8

Page 1: ...Gebrauchs und Einbauanweisung EEB 6550 8 EEBK 6550 8 3172403 000 Instructions for use and installation Manuel de montage et d utilisation Montage en gebruiksaanwijzingen EN FR NI...

Page 2: ...anging setting the cooking time Setting the end time Turning on and off automatically Oven Switch Off Additional settings 35 Alarm setting Stand by mode Roasting 35 Setting a programme Turning the roa...

Page 3: ...Grid acc No 124 Oven tray acc No 541 Baking tray acc No 543 Control Panel Sensor keys and instructions The control panel operates all oven settings 1 Oven power switch 2 Cooking functions shortcuts 3...

Page 4: ...n the bottom surface of the oven Always use the trays and grid Do not pour water on the bottom surface of the oven when in use this may damage the enamel Open the oven door as little as possible durin...

Page 5: ...ouch Control technology To operate simply touch the glass control symbols with your fingertip The touch control sensitivity continuously adapts to changing conditions Make sure that the glass surface...

Page 6: ...ll light up on the control panel will change to red Touch or to set one of the following cooking functions See Conventional oven cooking functions below When you have set the desired function touch Yo...

Page 7: ...on the grid shelf with the tray below to collect meat juices Turbo fan with top and bottom heat Suitable for roasts and cakes The fan spreads the heat evenly throughout the inside of the oven to reduc...

Page 8: ...has been specifically indicated It is very important to select the correct food weight so that the ingre dients will be properly cooked When cooking with a thermoprobe the oven will determine the coo...

Page 9: ...e The oven is now off Setting the end time The end time is when the oven turns off You can combine the cooking time and the end time See Turning on and off automatically Touch This will light up in re...

Page 10: ...me is also determined if you intend to roast without the thermoprobe Both values are pre programmed but can be changed see previous sections Before using the thermoprobe set the weight Or 2 Setting a...

Page 11: ...ately 60 mins Two chickens will need between 65 and 75 mins Shelf levels count from the bottom up As a general rule The bigger the roast the lower the grid shelf should be in the oven For larger roast...

Page 12: ...al meatloaf stuffed roast Pork According to weight According to weight 0 5 10Kg Pork suckling pig Beef lamb According to weight According to weight 0 5 5Kg Beef lamb veal shin Chops steak According to...

Page 13: ...170 190 160 160 180 12 15 Baked pork chops 160 170 190 160 160 8 Pork shoulder 160 170 190 160 160 180 12 15 Roast pork with crackling 160 170 190 160 160 180 12 15 Game 160 170 190 160 15 Wild boar...

Page 14: ...ing function or automatic cooking recipe During cooking the display will show and the temperature currently measured by the thermoprobe alternating with the selected temperature When the inside temper...

Page 15: ...k and goose breasts boneless It is not suitable for game and horse meat Lengthy cooking of these types of meat produces a typically strong smell Remove the fat and skin before preparation except duck...

Page 16: ...0 12 120 180 70 Silverside beef knuckle 1 500 2 000 g 10 12 200 230 80 Skirt steak 1 500 1 800 g 10 15 150 200 80 Veal Steak 500 800 g 5 6 90 110 80 Veal fillet 1 000 1 500 g 8 10 110 120 80 Silversid...

Page 17: ...se the oven tray If baking a small round pizza put the tray in the oven to preheat too Roll out the dough place it on the oven tray and shape an edge Cover the dough with the topping of your choice bu...

Page 18: ...ie in mould 1 150 160 1 175 180 40 65 Brioche 2 150 160 2 175 180 40 50 Christmas loaf preheat 1 150 160 1 175 180 50 70 Small pastries 2 140 150 2 180 200 15 30 Large flat pies Dry garnishing 2 150 1...

Page 19: ...he ambient temperature weight of the food and how deeply frozen it is Making preserves Caution If using jars with twist off lids do not use the same lid twi ce This could lead to the jars smashing und...

Page 20: ...ared for the oven should stay beautiful and as good as new for many years Here is a series of instructions that allow you to care for and clean all of the surfaces thoroughly without damaging them For...

Page 21: ...ainless steel surfaces with a suitable product once a week Such products protect the stainless steel against decolouring by forming a protective film Enamel Oven cavity front trays You may use some pl...

Page 22: ...runners by loosening them from the chrome nuts that are located on the sides of the oven Remove the shelf runner Assembling the shelf runners Position the shelf runners and attach the nuts Folding dow...

Page 23: ...he oven can still be used Change the halogen lamp as soon as possible make sure the oven is off and cold See Changing the oven light there is a strong smell Regenerate the kotherm catalyst See Regener...

Page 24: ...stallation must be carried out with complete protection to prevent accidental contact The appliance is ready to be plugged in and can only be connected to a socket with an earth connection installed i...

Page 25: ...Insert the plug into the socket Fully insert the oven into the cupboard unit Take care not to trap the cable of the appliance Securing the oven to the kitchen unit Open the oven door With the screws p...

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