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Cooking and heating up in the microwave

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Overview of suitable materials for the microwave and grill

The following list is a general guide to help you choose the correct cooking
dishes:

Size and shape of microwave-suitable containers

Flat, broad containers are better than narrow, tall ones. "Flat" foods can be
cooked more evenly.
Round or oval containers are better than angular ones. There is a danger of
local overheating in the corners.

Cooking dishes

Microwave

Combi mode

(mic

grill)

Grill

Heatproof glass

Yes

Yes

Yes

Non-heatproof glass

No

No

No

Heatproof ceramic

Yes

Yes

Yes

Microwave-suitable plastic
dishes

Yes

No

No

Kitchen paper

Yes

No

No

Metal

No

No

Yes

Metal grill

No

No

Yes

Aluminium foil and foil
containers

No

No

Yes

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Summary of Contents for MD 11471

Page 1: ... materials 9 Before first use 12 Setting up the unit 12 Heat appliance while empty 13 Using accessories 13 Operation 14 Set the time 14 The kitchen timer 14 Child protection 15 Cooking and heating up with microwave energy 16 Quick start 18 Automatic defrost 19 Grill mode 19 Combi mode 20 Automatic cooking 21 Cleaning and care 26 Shutdown 27 Error recovery 28 Disposal 29 Technical data 29 ...

Page 2: ...meals in plastic or paper containers it is necessary to monitor the appliance constantly because of the danger of fire The microwave is not intended for the preparation of foods which require frying The appliance is also not intended for drying out objects Caution This could cause a fire This device is not intended to be used by individuals with restricted physical sensory or intellectual abilitie...

Page 3: ... up the microwave in a safe dry environment The device is free standing It is not intended to be built in WARNING Please observe the minimum safe distances and never cover the ventilation slots Do not place any objects on the microwave as these may become hot during use To ensure adequate ventilation a minimum safe clearance distance of 20 cm and 10cm on both sides and the back must be observed Th...

Page 4: ...crowave see Size and shape of microwave suitable containers on page 11 Do not remove any of the microwave s panels from the inside or the inner coating of the viewing window as this could lead to microwave radiation leakage Never leave the appliance unattended during operation WARNING Delayed boiling When heating liquids in the microwave so called delayed boiling can occur i e the liquid has reach...

Page 5: ...y to warm up eggs in their shells or hard boiled eggs unless in specially designed microwave suitable containers WARNING Eggs that are already boiled can explode even after being removed from the cooking chamber After heating stir the food if possible to ensure even temperatures otherwise let the food stand for a short time Check the temperature before eating food cooked in the microwave Special c...

Page 6: ...ntenance work which requires the removal of the plates which are in place to prevent the escape of microwave radiation If you see smoke keep the door closed to prevent fire from breaking out or to smother flames which have already broken out and immediately turn off the appliance using the Stop Cancelar button Then pull the plug out of the mains socket straight away WARNING If the housing panels d...

Page 7: ...ntent are heated more intensively This heat then works its way slowly throughout the food and has a defrosting heating and cooking effect on the food The cooking chamber and the air within are not heated the food container is heated mainly by the hot food Each foodstuff requires a certain amount of energy to cook or defrost As a rule of thumb we can say high power short time or low power long time...

Page 8: ... or even catch fire Cover the food during cooking or heating with a microwave suitable cover Covering the food helps avoid splashes furthermore the food is cooked more evenly Foods such as chicken pieces or hamburgers should be turned once during cooking to speed up cooking Larger pieces such as roasts or roast chicken must be turned at least once It is also important to reposition food e g with m...

Page 9: ...temperatures the materials could break warp or even melt Conditionally suitable materials Stoneware and ceramics Use clay containers only for defrosting and for short cooking times because the air and water content of the material could cause the clay to crack or break Dishes with gold or silver décor should only be used if the manufacture has labelled it microwave suitable Aluminium foil Do not u...

Page 10: ...l can shatter coloured glass may become discoloured Any materials that are not heat proof can lose their shape or even burn Note To test whether a dish is suitable for use in the microwave put some water in the container and place it in the microwave Then press the button Menú Hora twice to start the microwave at the highest power setting If you find that the container is hotter than the food then...

Page 11: ...er than narrow tall ones Flat foods can be cooked more evenly Round or oval containers are better than angular ones There is a danger of local overheating in the corners Cooking dishes Microwave Combi mode microwave grill Grill Heatproof glass Yes Yes Yes Non heatproof glass No No No Heatproof ceramic Yes Yes Yes Microwave suitable plastic dishes Yes No No Kitchen paper Yes No No Metal No No Yes M...

Page 12: ...re damaged hinges and the closing mechanism are defective or loose or if the interior of the appliance or the door is dented or damaged If you discover any damage do not use the microwave In this case please contact our customer service Do not place the microwave near any heat sources in a location prone to wetness or high humidity or in the immediate vicinity of inflammable materials The feet mus...

Page 13: ... this initial heating period you may notice faint odours These vapours are not dangerous and will disappear after a short time Make sure you have adequate ventilation e g by opening a window After 10 minutes the appliance turns itself off automatically Wait until it has completely cooled down Remove the plug from the socket and then clean the appliance once more inside and out with a damp cloth an...

Page 14: ...Turn the Menú Hora control to 56 minutes 5 Press the Reloj button as confirmation the clock is now set to 13 56 hours and the clock symbol in the display now lights up permanently To read the current time of day while the microwave is in operation press the Reloj button the time will be shown for 5 seconds in the display The kitchen timer With the timer function you can set a time At the end of th...

Page 15: ...a beep and the indicator lamp of the child protection will light up The buttons and the control of the microwave are now without function 2 To deactivate the child protection press the Stop Cancelar button and again keep it pressed for 3 seconds until you hear a beep and the child protection display extinguishes ...

Page 16: ...k just with microwave energy proceed as follows 1 Press the Potencia button once or several times to select a power setting according to the following table Press the Potencia button Readout in the display Power Watt 1 x 800 W 2 x 640 W 3 x 480 W 4 x 320 W 5 x 160 W ...

Page 17: ...oor or press the Stop Cancelar button WARNING Since the food or the containers can be very hot use pot holders or heat proof gloves by all means when removing the food from the cooking chamber Interrupt or prematurely cancel the programme To turn over the food or to stir it e g after half of the elapsed cooking time it is often necessary to interrupt the programme Press the Stop Cancelar button on...

Page 18: ...ng dish Let us assume you would like to set the time to 3 minutes 1 Press the Potencia button six times until 00 appears in the display 2 Turn the Menú Hora control to 3 00 3 Press the Menú Horabutton Quick start If you press the Menú Hora button without selecting a power setting beforehand the cooking programme will begin at the highest power setting 800 Watt To increase the cooking time press th...

Page 19: ...u to 600 g 3 Press the Time Menu button The defrost symbol and the AUTO display will appear Grill mode The longest grill time is 95 minutes The grill function is especially useful for thin slices of meat steaks minced meat kebabs sausages or pieces of chicken It is also suitable for baked sandwiches and gratin dishes WARNING Observe the minimum safe distances of the appliance to a wall and never c...

Page 20: ...oking function Combination 1 for 25 minutes 1 Press the Combi button once 2 Set the Menú Hora control to 25 00 3 Press the Menú Hora button COMB1 will appear in the display Combination 2 With this setting 55 of the time is used for cooking heating with the microwave and 45 for grilling Use this setting for puddings omelettes backed potatoes and poultry Let us assume you would like to set the cooki...

Page 21: ... will appear Select auto programme 1 to 9 2 Now press the Peso button repeatedly untill the desired weight or the number of portions appears The symbol for operational readiness will blink 3 Press the Menú Hora button to start the cooking process Prog AUTO Programme Microw Grill Weight intervals Settings with the Time Weight control 1 Drinks M 1 port 2 port 3 port 2 Rice M 100 g 200 g 400 g 600 g ...

Page 22: ...ore make sure you use pot holders or heat proof gloves when you remove it from the microwave Note Please note that the size shape and type of food will determine the cooking results Programme 1 Drinks This programme runs only with the use of the microwave power Depending on the set number of portions the program runs between 1 30 and 5 00 minutes Place the drink you would like to heat up on the ro...

Page 23: ...les use a high container as there is a risk of boiling over Use as much water as for conventional cooking Boil the water in a covered container first Add the noodles and start the cooking programme for noodles Then let the noodles stand for about 3 minutes If the noodles are not done after cooking start another cooking process with microwave power see page 16 Programme 4 Potatoes This programme ru...

Page 24: ...r fish If the fish is not done enough after cooking start another cooking process with microwave power see page 16 Programme 7 Chicken This programme runs in several cooking stages under utilisation of microwave power and grill Depending on the set weight the programme runs between approx 36 and 48 minutes WARNING Do not use any covers as this programme runs with switched on grill Place the entire...

Page 25: ...mme If the roast is not done or brown enough after cooking start another cooking process with grill see page 19 or microwave power see page 16 Programme 9 Skewered Meat This programme runs in several cooking stages under utilisation of microwave power and grill Depending on the set weight the programme runs between approx 9 and 27 minutes WARNING Do not use any covers as this programme runs with s...

Page 26: ...ism should be cleaned carefully with a mild detergent solution Take great care to avoid damaging these parts The operating field must not get wet Clean with a soft damp cloth If you clean the operating field let the oven door stay open to prevent the oven from inadvertently switching on If steam should accumulate on the inside or on the outside surface wipe off with a soft cloth Steam can occur wh...

Page 27: ... with a soft cloth If it is necessary to replace the light in the oven consult a qualified specialist workshop or the Medion Service Shutdown When the cooking process is ended and End appears in the display open the door and remove the cooked food After closing the door the microwave is switched off If the appliance is not used for a longer period of time pull the plug and store the appliance in a...

Page 28: ...errupter has tripped Replace the fuse or reset the power interrupter contact our service centre to do this The mains socket is defective Check the mains socket by plugging in another appliance The appliance does not warm up The door is not closed Close the door The rotating dish makes a loud noise while revolving The roll star or the floor of the oven is dirty Clean the appliance Read the section ...

Page 29: ...about the disposal possibilities on site Packaging Your microwave is wrapped in packaging to protect it against transportation damage Packaging is raw material and can be re used or returned to the recycling system Technical data Nominal voltage 230 V 50 Hz Nominal output microwave 1200 W Nominal output power microwave 800 W Nominal output grill 1 000 W Cooking chamber volume 20 litres Microwave f...

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