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USAGE 

 Top and Bottom Heating with Fan:

 When this setting is selected, the hot air generated 

by the upper and lower heating elements is circulated by the oven fan. We recommend pre-
heating the Main Oven for 10 minutes when using this setting. This setting is best suited for 
single tray cooking and cooking pastries. Please refer to the cooking chart on page 19 for further 
information on the best use of your oven.

 Fan and Circular Heating:

 This setting spreads hot air equally throughout the oven 

and is appropriate for cooking with one or more trays. When using this setting, pre-heat the 
oven for 10 minutes. Please bear in mind that when cooking with more than one tray additional 
cooking time will be required and that each tray may not necessarily cook at the same rate. We 
recommend alternating the position of the trays to achieve an even cooking time.

 Temperature Control Knob

The Temperature Control Knob allows you to set the desired temperatue for a selected cooking 
setting. To adjust the temperature: 

   Turn the Temperature Control Knob, until the desired temperature is selected.

   The light above the Temperature Control Knob will illuminate when a tempearture has been 

selected.

   Please ensure the Temperature Control Knob is in the 0 position after use.

 

Using the Main Oven:

The Main Oven Control Knob allows you to select a setting suitable for your cooking needs. To 
make a selection:

   Turn the Main Oven Control Knob, until the desired setting is selected.

   When the temperature inside the Main Oven reaches the set value, the thermostat will 

switch off the heating element and the thermostat light will go off.

   Please ensure that the Main Oven Control Knob is in the 0 position after use.

The available settings are as follows:

 Defrost: 

This setting is intended to defrost your food in a short period of time. Place the 

food to be defrosted a rack in the third position (see Figure 2 for information on rack positions). We 
also recommend placing a tray on the bottom rack to collect any water formed during the defrosting 
process.

 Top and Bottom Heating:

 With this setting, the heat generated by the upper and lower 

heating elements ensures that your food is cooked evenly, top and bottom.
When using this setting we recommend that you pre-heat the Main Oven for 10 minutes. You will 
find this setting ideal for cooking cakes, flans, spaghetti, lasagne and pizza. Please refer to the table 
on page 19 for further information.

 Top Heating: 

Select this setting for frying the upper side of food that has already been 

cooked or for heating pre-cooked food.
The Top Oven Door must always be closed when using this setting.

Summary of Contents for DC60SS

Page 1: ...ELECTRIC DOUBLE OVEN User Manual DC60W DC60SS Model Numbers...

Page 2: ...cification 10 Installation 12 Usage 20 Cleaning and Care 23 Troubleshooting 24 Guarantee 27 Index T 0800 0124 382 T 0800 0124 382 GUARANTEE NOW 2 YEAR REGISTER TO ACTIVATE YOUR Parts Labour for 2 year...

Page 3: ...ctrical supply in your house by checking the information on the rating plate If the power supply cable is damaged contact the Servis helpdesk The cable must only be replaced by authorised personnel Di...

Page 4: ...t move away from the Oven while cooking with fat or oil Flaring may occur in the case of overheating Never pour water into flaring oil Do not place anything on the Oven door when it is open This could...

Page 5: ...ot Plate 1 of 4 8 Cook Top allows you to cook through use of the hot plates 9 Control Panel allows you to adjust the different settings 9 Top Oven Handle Main Oven Handle 10 1 3 8 9 4 Egg holder 11 Fi...

Page 6: ...Electrical Connection Terminals connect your Oven to the mains supply 2 Adjustable feet allow you to level your Oven ELECTRICAL INFORMATION Your Oven requires a 220 240V 50Hz mains supply Do not use...

Page 7: ...your Oven It is heavy and we recommend that a minimum of two people move the Oven To unpack the Oven and manoeuvre it into position one person should hold it by the front feet and the other person at...

Page 8: ...the set temperature 3 Main Oven Thermostat Light when illuminated indicates that the Main Oven has not yet reached the set temperature 4 Hot Plate Warning Light when illuminated indicates that a Hot...

Page 9: ...ter use The Hot Plate Warning light will stay on after the Hot Plate is turned off to warn that the Hot Plate is still hot The Warning Light will only go out after the Hot Plate has sufficiently coole...

Page 10: ...ol Knob is in the 0 position after use The available settings are as follows Grill Use this setting for grilling When grilling please use the Grill Pan and Handle set provided and always remove the Gr...

Page 11: ...Please ensure the Temperature Control Knob is in the 0 position after use Using the Main Oven The Main Oven Control Knob allows you to select a setting suitable for your cooking needs To make a select...

Page 12: ...een allowed to cool Interior Cleaning Avoid using harsh abrasive cream and powder based cleaners Do not use steam cleaners when cleaning your oven General cleaning of the interior of your Oven can be...

Page 13: ...with cardboard or paper Cleaning the Hob Remove the plug from the electrical supply socket before cleaning Make sure that the hob has completely cooled before you begin cleaning Wipe the hob with a su...

Page 14: ...s no power to the Oven See page 21 for further information Make sure your electrical supply is turned on The Oven is cooking food unevenly The Oven racks are incorrectly positioned Position the racks...

Page 15: ...does not include all of the terms and conditions and exclusions which can be found on our website www servis co uk Household contents insurance Your household insurance may cover you for accidental da...

Page 16: ...hob 21 Control panel 12 Cooking chart 19 D Defrost main oven 17 Digital minute minder 14 Double grilling top oven 16 E Electrical information 08 Exterior cleaning 20 F Fan and circular heating main ov...

Page 17: ...of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwi...

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