Meat Sensor
Using the meat sensor
The meat sensor measures the temperature inside meat
as it roasts. When this temperature reaches a set level,
the oven turns itself off automatically.
Cooking with the meat sensor ensures optimum cooking
results regardless of the type or weight of the meat
being roasted.
Tips for using the sensor
Insert the sensor into the meat before starting to cook.
Insert the sensor in one side of the meat in such a way
that the tip reaches the centre.
When roasting meat should be turned halfway through
the cooking process.
This should be remembered in order to prevent prob-
lems with the sensor.
The tip of the sensor should not be in contact with
bone, fat or hollow sections, as may be the case with
poultry.
This will distort the temperature reading and the oven
may switch off too soon.
How to use the meat sensor
1. Place the meat inside the oven with the meat sensor in
position.
2. Plug the meat sensor fully into the socket located in
the top left-hand corner of the oven.
3. When the sensor is connected, a set temperature
(65˚C) flashes on the meat sensor temperature display
on the control panel.
4. Touch and hold the meat sensor temperature display
screen until the “+” and “–” flashes, and then touch
“+” and “–” if you wish to modify the recommended
temperature.
5. Two beeps are then heard and the meat sensor tem-
perature display will come on permanently.
6. The sensor temperature display shows the current tem-
perature inside the meat.
7. Choose a cooking function and an oven temperature
for the roast. Consult the cooking tables.
8. When the temperature inside the roast reaches the set
temperature, the oven turns itself off and the alarm
sounds for a short period of time.
9. Touch any main oven icon to silence the alarm. The
meat is cooked and ready to be served.
Only use the original
meat sensor supplied and
make sure it is fully
inserted into the socket.
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!
Always make sure that
the sensor is inserted
completely - up to the
handle - into the meat.
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If the meat sensor dis-
play shows
99˚C
then
the sensor needs to be
pushed fully into the
socket.
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