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Technika T45COG, Instructions For Use And Installation

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CONTENTS 

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................................................................ 3 
2. WARNINGS...................................................................................................................................................... 4 
3. DISPOS

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4. HOW TO USE YOUR OVEN ........................................................................................................................... 5
5. STRUCTURE DIAGRAM ................................................................................................................................. 6
6. DESCRIPTION OF FRONT PANEL CONTROLS ........................................................................................... 6
7. PROGRAMM AND FUNCTIONS..................................................................................................................... 7

7.1 Time Setting .......................................................................................................................................... 7
7.2 Setting the current time ......................................................................................................................... 7
7.3 Selecting the oven function ................................................................................................................... 7
7.4 Delay time ............................................................................................................................................. 7
7.5 Pause in the process of cooking ........................................................................................................... 7
7.6 Demo function ......................................................................................................................................  8
7.7 Child lock ............................................................................................................................................... 8
7.8 unlock ................................................................................................................................................... 8
7.9 Cooling fan system ............................................................................................................................... 8
7.10 lamps .................................................................................................................................................. 8
7.11 Other ...................................................................................................................................................8

8. OVEN FUNCTIONS ......................................................................................................................................... 9

8.1 Convection mode “ 

” 1050-1250W ............................................................................................... 9

8.2 Multi-cooking mode “ 

” 2400-2850W ............................................................................................ 9

8.3 Pizza Mode “ 

” 2050-2450W ....................................................................................................... 9

8.4 Fast Cooking Mode “ 

” 2400-2850W ............................................................................................ 9

8.5 Top heating e Fan Mode “ 

” 1400-1650W ....................................................................... 9

8.6 Convection Mode “ 

” 2350-2850W ............................................................................................ 10

8.7 Top heating element “ 

” 1400-1650W ......................................................................................... 10

8.8 Defrost Mode “ 

” 1050-1250W .................................................................................................... 10

9. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................ 10

9.1 How to remove the oven door ..............................................................................................................10 
9.2 Replacing the oven Lamp .................................................................................................................... 11

10. INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................ 11

10.1 Before the Installation ....................................................................................................................... 11 
10.2 Installation ......................................................................................................................................... 11 
10.3 Installation of Built-in Ovens ............................................................................................................. 11

11. APPLIANCE CONNECTIONS ..................................................................................................................... 14
12. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION .................................................................................................................... 15

Summary of Contents for T45COG

Page 1: ...Instructions for Use and Installation Multifunction Oven T45COG ...

Page 2: ... 10 lamps 8 7 11 Other 8 8 OVEN FUNCTIONS 9 8 1 Convection mode 1050 1250W 9 8 2 Multi cooking mode 2400 2850W 9 8 3 Pizza Mode 2050 2450W 9 8 4 Fast Cooking Mode 2400 2850W 9 8 5 Top heating element Fan Mode 1400 1650W 9 8 6 Convection Mode 2350 2850W 10 8 7 Top heating element 1400 1650W 10 8 8 Defrost Mode 1050 1250W 10 9 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 10 9 1 How to remove the oven door 10 9 2 Replac...

Page 3: ...ent earthing system in compliance with current electrical safety standards During use the appliance becomes hot Care should be taken to avoid touching heating elements inside the oven WARNING Accessible parts will become hot when in use To avoid burns and scalds children should be kept away This appliance is not intended for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental...

Page 4: ...r other parts into water In order to avoid fire or explosion combustibles curtains cloth wallpaper and others packaging and aerosols should be removed from the vicinity of the appliance Do not place paperboard plastic or other similar items in the oven When the oven is not being used everything should be removed except provided accessories Do not cover the drip tray or other parts with foil since ...

Page 5: ...ce inserted especially along the oven guides 4 3 After cooking food contains sugar and salt please clean your oven promptly or these will attach to the pan surface 4 4 You can place the shelf in two side guide rail Put a slice of bread directly on the rack From down to third rail Place specific small pan on the rack food in the pan 4 5 Use pan to roast high temperature food such as meat poultry fi...

Page 6: ...s temperature and types of foods DSP3 Functions indication which displays all the optional functions DSP4 Symbol indication which displays all the optional symbols Functions Description Convection Defrost Top and bottom heating elements Convection Clock Bottom heating element Convection Mode Child Lock Top and bottom heating elements circulation fan Working Time Top heating element circulation fan...

Page 7: ...he oven starts working and baking time countdown displays the symbol always light select functions symbol and heating up symbol is flashing 7 4 Delay time When PT1 is pressed to define a delayed start time the corresponding light starts to blink DSP1 shows the current time and DSP2 shows AUTO Turn PT1 to the right or left to change the delayed start time Press PT2 to validate the delayed start tim...

Page 8: ...After lock regardless of PT1 or PT2 key on the screen will show bLOC 3 seconds and then return to the interface of the before 7 8 unlock Temporary release hold PT1 DSP4 until the symbol disappear at this time can undertake any function operation and parameter modification 2 minutes later and into the safety lock mode Temporary release 2 minutes no matter in standby state or working status 2 minute...

Page 9: ...ition this mode will turn down the temperature to avoid water losses and make barbecue more fragrant crisp This heating mode is particular suitable for cooking fish You can add right amount of condiment to keep fish tasted great 8 3 Pizza Mode 2050 2450W The temperature can be adjusted between 110 and Max And the longest time is 90 minutes The bottom and back heating elements as well as the fan wi...

Page 10: ...250W The fan located on the bottom of the oven makes the air circulate at room temperature around the food This is recommended for the defrosting of all types of food but in particular for delicate types of food which do not require heat such as for example ice cream cakes cream or custard desserts fruit cakes By using the fan the defrosting time is approximately halved In the case of meat fish an...

Page 11: ...TALLATION 10 1 Before the Installation Please check the products shell and make sure that there is no traces caused by striking or heavy load The oven door is level and you can close door flexibly Parameter on the nameplate is in compliance with the relevant regulations When the oven working in a abnormal way it must be stopped and unplug the power supply until it has been repaired by a competent ...

Page 12: ...cutout in cavity base 380mm x 380mm in all cases Flush Fit We recommended that our 600mm electric ovens be installed as flush fit only 600 min 21 A 600 min 21 A 596 456 456 596 A Fixing Cleet Both sides 452mm H x 100mm W x 22mm D 444 5 min 30 In order to fix the oven in the cabinet please open the oven door and insert four wood screws into the four holes around frame and fix them ...

Page 13: ...Note the installation and handling please do not use the handle for stress point ...

Page 14: ...to the mains install an Omni polar circuit breaker with a minimum contact opening of 3 mm between the appliance and the mains The Omni polar circuit breaker should be sized according to the load and should comply with current regulations the earth wire should not be interrupted by the circuit breaker The supply cable should be positioned so that it does not reach a temperature of more than 50 with...

Page 15: ...adapter The plug and socket must be easily accessible 12 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION CAPACITY 45L VOLTAGE 220 240V FREQUENCE 50 60Hz CIRCUIT BREAKER A 15 POWER W Max2850 PRODUCT DIMENSION mm 594X571X455 PACKAGE SIZE mm 675X666X525 GROSS NET WEIGHT Kg 36 32 Notice 1 Product Dimension is approximate number the sequence is wide deep high 2 Package Size is peripheral package size of the box 3 Physical par...

Page 16: ...TY LTD ACN 069 686 326 77 FILLO DRIVE SOMERTON VIC 3062 General 1800 649 969 Service 1800 333 244 TOMORROWS TECHNOLOGY TODAY T echnika After Sales Service P O Box 543 SOMERTON VIC 3061 Version 1 Revision 20140501 ...

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