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The oven

 Note the safety instructions on page 11!

The oven can function in the following heating modes: top and bottom heat,
bottom heat and grill (with accessory no. 540).

Choosing the heating mode and temperature

Selecting the operation mode:

Turn the oven selection dial (on the
left) to the right.

Setting the temperature:

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

For grilling (with accessory no. 540): turn the oven control switch to 
symbol 

*

.

The thermostat control on the panel is on while the oven is heating up, and
goes off as soon as the temperature reaches the set level.

Control symbols and heating modes

0

OFF

!

Lighting

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Top and bottom heat

Oven always needs preheating,
for bread and moist cakes.

-

Bottom heat

Botting

*

Grill (accessory)

Ideal for smaller quantities.

Shelves

Do not line the oven bottom with aluminium foil!

Baking trays:

Lift slightly when taking out of the oven.

After inserting, the slanting edge of the
trays must show to the oven door.

Baking

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Top and bottom heat

Preheat the oven.

Shelf

Temperature 

in °C

Time

in min

Rich cake dough

Large round cake

1

175-180

50-60

Loaf-shaped cake

1

175-190

50-70

Madeira cake

1

160-180

60-70

Flan

1

175-190

40-60

Flan base

2

200-220

20-30

Fine fruit flan

1

175-190

45-60

Small cakes

2

200-220

15-20

Cake baked on 
baking tray:
Dry topping

2

180-200

25-35

Moist topping

2

175-190

30-50

Short pastry

Flan base

2

180-200

25-35

Cheesecake

1

170-180

70-80

Small cakes

2/3

200-220

10-20

Cake baked on 
baking tray:
Dry topping

2

180-200

25-35

Moist topping

2

175-180

30-50

Yeast dough

Large round cake

1

175-190

50-60

Plaited bun

2

180-200

40-50

Christmas cake (preheat)

2

175-180

40-60

Small cakes

2

180-220

12-20

Cake baked on 
baking tray:
Dry topping

2

180-220

20-30

Moist topping

2

170-190

30-50

Spongecake dough

Gateaux cake

2

175-180

30-40

Rolls

2

200-220

10-20

Egg-white dough

Meringues

2

 80-120

80-90

Cinnamon stars

2

150-175

15-20

Macaroons

2

150-160

20-45

Puff pastry

Puff pastry

2/3

200-220

15-30

Yeast puff pastry

2

200-225

30-40

Curd cheese puff pastry

2

200-225

30-40

Shortcrust pastry

2

220-240

30-40

Curd cheese oil dough

2

200-220

20-40

Honey cake

2

175-180

20-35

Rye bread

2

200-220

50-60

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EEH 600.0

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Page 2: ...plate is located on the right hand side strip and is visible when the oven door is open Please note the following information for when you contact the ser vice centre F number Model designation oven M...

Page 3: ...Hob 6 Heating indicator red 7 Function indicator yellow 8 Oven function switch 9 Oven temperature regulator 10 Cooking zone regulator 11 Operation fascia 12 Top heat 13 Grill connector 14 Runners 15...

Page 4: ...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 Remove excess materials and packaging Before preparing...

Page 5: ...om heat Preheat the oven Shelf Temperature in C Time in min Rich cake dough Large round cake 1 175 180 50 60 Loaf shaped cake 1 175 190 50 70 Madeira cake 1 160 180 60 70 Flan 1 175 190 40 60 Flan bas...

Page 6: ...in the closed oven Installing the grill To use the grill you need the plug in grill accessory no 540 Remove the dummy plug from the back wall of the oven and now insert the grill into the grill socket...

Page 7: ...g the light bulb It must not be possible to touch components which are insulated under operating conditions The earth wire must be so long that when the mains lead cleat fails the live wires of the co...

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