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CONTENTS

1.INSTALLATION OF YOUR OVEN

2.

TECHNICAL FEATURES OF YOUR OVEN

3.

IMPORTANT WARNINGS

4.

IF YOUR OVEN DOES NOT OPERATE

5.

DESCRIPTION OF OVEN & CONTROL PANELS

6.

USING OVEN SECTION

7.

USING HEAT SHIELD

8.

MAINTENANCE and CLEANING

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Summary of Contents for ORF-630-VX

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Page 2: ...INDICE 1 INSTALA O 2 INFORMA O T CNICA 3 AVISOS IMPORTANTES 4 NO CASO DE AVARIAS 5 DESCRI O DO FORNO PAINEL DE COMANDOS 6 MODO DE UTILIZA O 7 MODO DE UTILIZA O DO ESCUDO T RMICO 8 MANUTEN O E LIMPEZA...

Page 3: ...lquer garantia ou reclama es O fog o deve ser instalado de acordo com Todas as Normas em vigor relevantes C digos de boa utiliza o em particular BS 5440 Parte 2 2000 e Para G s natural BS6172 2004 e B...

Page 4: ...a quente durante a opera o O m todo recomendado para ultrapassar este problema o de fixar um painel de madeira no interior do arm rio a uma dist ncia de 80 mm abaixo da parte inferior do forno ver Fig...

Page 5: ...5 O aparelho n o deve entrar em contacto com as partes el ctricas assim que for instalado Figura 3 Os n meros indicados na etiqueta de Classifica o foram calculados para este tipo de instala o...

Page 6: ...o n o deve ser instalado em um compartimento com menos de 20 m 3 ou instalado em uma casa de banho ou duche Para garantir uma ventila o adequada o painel traseiro do m vel deve ser removido aconselh v...

Page 7: ...um cabo de alimenta o de sil cio H05RR F 3x1 5 mm de 1M por um t cnico de servi o autorizado ou um electricista qualificado 6 O cabo de alimenta o n o deve tocar nas partes quentes do aparelho 7 O se...

Page 8: ...o Manual de Instru es com cuidado Neste Manual h informa es importantes sobre a sua seguran a e como dever utiliz lo e mant lo Guarde este manual para futura refer ncia levando em considera o que o ap...

Page 9: ...e se de que a tomada tem o mesmo sistema Se for usado sem sistema Terra o fabricante n o respons vel por quaisquer danos que possam surgir 4 Mantenha o tubo de g s e cabos el ctricos do seu forno long...

Page 10: ...rados do forno antes da sua utiliza o evitando assim o risco de inc ndio e danos 18 Quando estiver a utilizar o seu Forno mantenha crian as e pessoas com capacidades f sicas e mentais reduzidas longe...

Page 11: ...iro 12 Mangueira de saida 13 Manipulo de transporte 14 Painel lateral 15 Interruptor Protec o Igni o Descri o do Forno e Painel de Comandos Figura 9 ESPECIFICA ES LARGURA EXTERIOR 595 mm PROFUNDIDADE...

Page 12: ...s depois da mesma estar grelhada Colocar a carne diretamente na grelha Se for grelhar uma pe a de carne esta ficar melhor se a colocar no centro da grelha Dever colocar tamb m o tabuleiro fundo por ba...

Page 13: ...limpar o ar dos tubos Depois poder acender o queimador pelo sistema de acendimento autom tico opcional ou f sforos Uma vez que o queimador aceso deve continuar a segurar o bot o ente10 a 15 segundos...

Page 14: ...o de tempo programado termina O temporizador funciona independentemente do forno estando este ligado ou desligado 1 Gire o bot o do temporizador no sentido dos ponteiros do rel gio al m do tempo neces...

Page 15: ...enas um guia e ir variar conforme o peso e a quantidade de alimentos a serem preparados Poder experimentar e descobrir sabores diferentes e adequados ao seu gosto dependendo da sua culin ria e h bitos...

Page 16: ...huma circunst ncia deve tentar reparar o aparelho As repara es efetuadas devem ser feitas por um T cnico qualificado para evitar ferimentos ou piorar ainda mais a avaria do aparelho N o coloque objeto...

Page 17: ...dio 9 A acumula o de sujidade na base do forno pode fazer com que surja uma apar ncia de bolhas no esmalte do mesmo isto n o considerado defeito de fabrico Limpeza da Porta do forno Limpe o vidro do f...

Page 18: ...o da L mpada se houver dificuldade recomendamos o uso de uma luva de borracha vai ajudar muito a segurar a tampa de vidro Retire a l mpada e substitua por uma resistente a temperaturas altas 300 C com...

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Page 20: ...STALLATION OF YOUR OVEN 2 TECHNICAL FEATURES OF YOUR OVEN 3 IMPORTANT WARNINGS 4 IF YOUR OVEN DOES NOT OPERATE 5 DESCRIPTION OF OVEN CONTROL PANELS 6 USING OVEN SECTION 7 USING HEAT SHIELD 8 MAINTENAN...

Page 21: ...er and the installation registered Failure to install the appliance correctly could invalidate any warranty or liability claims and lead to prosecution The cooker must be installed in accordance with...

Page 22: ...eration The recommended method for overcoming this problem is to fix a wooden panel within the cabinet at a distance of 80 mm below the underside of the oven see Figure 2 This panel must have adequate...

Page 23: ...5 The appliance must not come into contact with electrical parts once it has been installed Figure 3 The figures indicated on the rating label have been calculated for this type of installation...

Page 24: ...not be installed in a bed sitting room of less 20 m 3 or in a bathroom or shower room To ensure adequate ventilation the back panel of the cabinet must be removed It is advisable to install the oven s...

Page 25: ...5 mm silicon power cable by an authorized service engineer or qualified electrician 6 The electrical supply cable should not touch the hot parts of the appliance 7 The oven should be installed into an...

Page 26: ...you should maintain it Keep this user manual in good order by taking into consideration that the appliance may be used by others What do you do if you smell gas Do not try to light any appliance Do n...

Page 27: ...rical cable of your oven away from the hot areas do not let them touch the appliance Keep them away from sharp sides and heated surfaces 5 If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manu...

Page 28: ...ging material ignite 18 When the cooker is in use keep children and or disabled people at a safe distance as the outside of the cooker can become hot during and after cooking for safety they should be...

Page 29: ...over 12 Hose Out 13 Transportation Handle 14 Side Panel 15 Ignition Protection Switch Descriptions of the oven and control panel Figure 9 SPECIFICATIONS OUTER WIDTH 595 mm OUTER DEPTH 610 mm OUTER HEI...

Page 30: ...one piece of meat it will turn out best if you place it in centre of the wire grid You should also insert the deep tray into the position below as the meat juices are collected here and oven is kept c...

Page 31: ...is lit you must continue to hold the knob in for between 10 to 15 seconds for the flame supervisory system to work When the burner is lit and fully established after a minute or two then you can clos...

Page 32: ...bell when the set time period has elapsed The minute timer operates independently of the oven and does not switch the oven on or off 1 Turn the mechanical timer knob clockwise beyond the required time...

Page 33: ...a guide and will vary subject to weight and quantity of food being cooked You may experiment and find different flavors suitable for your taste depending on your cooking and using habits Precautions...

Page 34: ...he appliance yourself Repairs carried out by inexperienced persons may cause injury or further malfunctioning of the appliance Do not place heavy objects on the open oven door The appliance should not...

Page 35: ...ppearance of blisters in the enamel on the floor of the oven blistering is not possible and baked on grease is not a manufacturing defect Cleaning the oven door Clean the glass part of the oven using...

Page 36: ...ncountered then we recommend wearing a rubber glove will greatly help to grip the glass cover 3 Remove the lamp and replace with a lamp resistant to high temperatures 300 C with the following characte...

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