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Grill and lower heating

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Upper and lower heating .......................................................................................... 22 
Upper heating ........................................................................................................... 22 
Lower heating ...........................................................................................................22 
Lower + upper + turbo fan ......................................................................................... 22 
Grill ........................................................................................................................... 23 

Heavy grill ................................................................................................................. 23 
Turbo motor .............................................................................................................. 23 
Turbo re turbo fan ......................................................................................... 23 
Heavy grill + turbo fan .............................................................................................. 23 
Use of the oven timer ............................................................................................... 24 
Cooking duration table ............................................................................................. 29 
Grilling by the electric grill. ....................................................................................... 29 

6)Maintenance And Cleaning .............................................................................. 29 

General information ................................................................................................ 29 
Cleaning of the control panel.................................................................................... 29 
Cleaning the oven .....................................................................................................29 
Cleaning and removal of the oven door ................................................................... 30 
Replacement of the oven lamp ................................................................................. 30 

7)Recommended Solutions For The Problems ..................................................... 31 
8)  Wall Fixing. ................................................................................................... 32 

 

Summary of Contents for TFGC919X

Page 1: ...gh this user manual prior to installation and use This manual contains important information to ensure optimal performance and keep you safe Please retain yourproof of purchase as this will be required in the event that you require warranty service Remember to retain this manual for future reference ...

Page 2: ... safe way Read the user manual prior to installation and and use of the product Comply with all safety related instructions Keep the user manual at an easily accessible place as you may need to refer to it later Read other documents supplied together with the product as well Please remember that this user manual may also apply for the other versions of the product Any differences between the versi...

Page 3: ...ions 11 Power connection 12 Gas connection 13 Upper tray skirt Optional 13 Regulator 14 ULPG NG NG ULPG conversions 14 Placement 15 Disposal of the product 16 4 Initial Preparation 17 First use 17 First heating 17 Electric oven 17 5 Use of the Oven 18 Hints on cooking in the oven 18 Hints on roasting 18 Hints on grill 18 Use of electric oven 19 Use of the gas range 20 Use of the electric oven 22 S...

Page 4: ...urbo resistor turbo fan 23 Heavy grill turbo fan 23 Use of the oven timer 24 Cooking duration table 29 Grilling by the electric grill 29 6 Maintenance And Cleaning 29 General information 29 Cleaning of the control panel 29 Cleaning the oven 29 Cleaning and removal of the oven door 30 Replacement of the oven lamp 30 7 Recommended Solutions For The Problems 31 8 Wall Fixing 32 ...

Page 5: ...ra com tisira 1 Your Product General View 1 Medium burner 2 Wok burner 3 Small burner 4 Large mini wok burner 5 Splashback 6 Control panel 7 Timer 8 Handle 9 Front glass oven door 10 Knob 11 Lower cover 12 Leg ...

Page 6: ... product quality without any prior advice The figure in this manual is schematic and they may not be strictly same with your product The values given in the marks on the product or other printed documents provided together with the product are values obtained in laboratory according to the respective standards These values may vary depending on the use and environmental conditions of the product D...

Page 7: ...bed in the operating manual may not be available with your product Oven Tray It may be used for pastry frozen food and large frying Wire grids It can be used for frying or to set the desired rafts to be fried roasted and stewed Telescopic Rails Assits with smooth sliding of the baking tray 90x60 oven wire grid 90X60 oven tray ...

Page 8: ...roduct is used before earthing is made according to the local regulations our firm will not be responsible for any possible loss If the power cable plug is damaged do not operate the product Please contact the arisit arisit com If the product is defective and has visual damage do not operate the product Do not make any repair or modification on the product However you may remove some failures see ...

Page 9: ...operates its rear surface may also get hot Power connections should not come into contact with the rear surface otherwise connections may be damaged Do not compress the connection cables to the door of the oven and do not pass them over hot services Melting of the cable may cause short circuit and this cause fire Make sure the product is switched off after each use The product and accessible parts...

Page 10: ...ow 8 years are forbidden to touch the product unless they are attended by an adult person This product may be used by children above 8 years old and or physically sensually or mentally impaired people provided they are informed about risks of the product and safe use of it is shown to them Children should not play with the appliance Cleaning and maintenance of the equipment may not be performed by...

Page 11: ...for drying or heating purpose The manufacturer does not assume any responsibility for any loss that may arise due to improper use or transportation of the product The oven section may be used for defrosting baking roasting and grilling the food Service life of the product you purchase is 10 years This is the period during which the manufacturer should make available the required replacement parts ...

Page 12: ...es are directly given into the room A well ventilated room is essential for safe operation of your product If there is no door or door for ventilation of the room additional ventilation should be installed Kitchen footprint should be more than 8m Kitchen volume should be greater than 20m Chimney outlet should be at height of 1 80 meters from the floor and open to the atmosphere in a diameter of 15...

Page 13: ... upon correct installation Risk of electric shock short circuit or fire caused by use of damaged power cable The power cable should not be crushed twisted or compressed or should not contact with hot parts of the product If the power cable is damaged it should be replaced by a competent electrician Mains supply data should be same with the data given on the nameplate of the unit Nameplate of the p...

Page 14: ...00mm Do not use an adjustable pressure reducing valve Gas supply hose should not contact the hot section behind the oven NG natural gas connection 1 G1 2 Nipple union 2 Silicone gasket 3 G1 2 NG hose Your equipment is set for natural gas you must have it connected by a licenced installer Natural gas connection of your equipment is 1 2 located 600mm above the ground on each side Ensure the unused i...

Page 15: ...he channel in the lower part and tighten the screws again This part is supplied for use with Natural Gas Ensure this is fitted and leak tight at the appliance inlet connection This device is fixed to prevent any failures arising from high gas pressure and regulate pressure at 1 0 kPa ULPG NG NG ULPG conversions Figure 19 Figure 19 1 Figure 19 2 Figure 19 3 14 ...

Page 16: ...e product When placing make sure that the gas hose and power cable have not been damaged Set your product to the kitchen counter as a minimum according to the dimensions shown in the Figure 8 Figure 8 Remove the burner cover and burner as shown in the Figure 19 Remove the injector by help of 7 s socket screw driver as shown in the Figure 19 1 Fix the injector D you want to convert as shown in the ...

Page 17: ...firmly in place Do not use the door or handle to move or transport the product Do not put any object on the product The product should be moved upright Control the general view of the product for any damage that may occur during transportation Disposal of old product Dispose of the old product so that it does not give any damage to the environment This product has a symbol WEEE on this product ind...

Page 18: ...e do not open the oven door Defrost the frozen food before cooking First use First cleaning Some detergents or cleaning agents may give damage to the surface 1 Take off all packaging materials 2 Wipe surface of the product by a damp cloth or sponge and wipe it dry by a cloth First heating Heat the product about 30 minutes and then switch it off Thus any waste and layers possibly left in the oven d...

Page 19: ...cooking time as about 4 5 minutes per centimeter of the meat thickness After expiration of the cooking time keep the meat in the furnace for 10 minutes Meat juice is better distributed on the fried meat and when the meat is cut it does not come out Fish should be put on the medium or lower shelf on a flame resistant plate Hints on grill When you grill red meat fish and fowl they turn to brown quic...

Page 20: ...www tisira com tisira Selection of temperature and operation mode 1 Function switch 2 Signal lamp 3 Thermostat switch 4 Digital timer 5 Gas valve ...

Page 21: ...e flat bottomed pan should match the size of the burner flame and recommended sizes in the diagram above Adjust the gas flame in such a way that it will not protrude from the container base Put the container on the pot carrier by centering Use of the gas range Gas flow is cut off High flame Low flame ...

Page 22: ... the upper point to switch off the burner in use Injector size and gas consumption table Fittings Appliance with 5 SABAF hotplate burners Gas type ULPG Injector size NG Injector size Gas consumption ULPG Gas consumption NG Wok burner Sabaf 1 00 mm 1 80 mm 13 3 1 MJ h 13 3 1 MJ h Large burner Sabaf 0 92 mm 1 55 mm 10 8 1 MJ h 11 2 1 MJ h Medium burner Sabaf 0 65 mm 1 20 mm 5 5 2 MJ h 6 9 2 MJ h Sma...

Page 23: ...tch and temperature switch to the off upper position Operation modes Order of the operating modes shown here may vary depending on the arrangement with your product Upper and lower heating Upper and lower heating is on The food is heated from below and above at the same time For example it is suitable for cakes pies or cakes in the cooking moulds and casserole Do the cooking with single tray Upper...

Page 24: ...ons on the correct shelf position under the grill heater Bring the temperature to the maximum value Turn over the food at half of the grilling time Turbo motor It is used for defrosting thanks to its turbo motor Turbo resistor turbo fan Turbo resistor and turbo motor heating is on Foods are heated more homogenously thanks to the turbo motor For example it is suitable for cakes yoghurt pies or cake...

Page 25: ...s no current cooking program the display shows the clock and hand icon Press the button the colon between the hour and minute starts to flash you may set the time forward by and backward by When you press these keys on the time will advance in a fast way 1 Switch to the hour setting mode 2 Set the hour by use of or 3 The display will become keys fixed after 5 seconds SETTING ALARM By this function...

Page 26: ... time Example We put the food we desire to cook in the oven and want it to cook it for 2 hours and 15 minutes 1 The time is now 18 30 2 Enter the cooking duration in the setting mode 3 Enter the duration by using the keys or function and temperature you desire The oven timer is set to cook the food for 2 hours and 15 minutes starting from this moment Please remember to bring other control switches...

Page 27: ...eady i e 18 30 2 15 20 45 2 You may set the cooking completion time by help of the keys or 3 After several seconds the display will start to show the time In this case we have programmed the oven to be ready at 21 30 We had previously set the cooking time of the food as 2 hours and 15 minutes And in this case the oven will start the cooking process at 19 15 cook the food for 2 hours and 15 minutes...

Page 28: ...do not intend to operate the oven remember to bring the switch on the oven to the off position THE FLASHING HAND ICON INDICATES THAT THE OVEN IS DISABLED AND YOU SHOULD PRESS THE KEY TO SWITCH TO THE NORMAL POSITION SETTING ALARM VOLUME 1 Reset the oven timer by pressing the key 2 You may hear the set volume by keeping the key pressed Release the key and press it hold it again to listen to and sel...

Page 29: ...isp Millefeuille Oven tray 3 180 190 25 35 Donut Oven tray 3 170 180 25 35 Pie Oven tray 3 200 40 50 Phyllo dough Roasting tray 5 200 35 45 Pastry Oven tray 3 180 190 40 45 Dough pastry Oven tray 3 180 190 40 50 Pi zza Oven tray 1 2 200 220 15 20 Steak Oven tray 1 2 15m max 100 110 Lamb leg Oven tray 1 2 90 100 Roasted chicken Oven tray 4 60 70 Turkey part Oven tray 1 25m 220 180 240 Fish Oven tra...

Page 30: ...ure that any liquid left after the cleaning operation is completely wiped off and any food splash around during the cooking process is immediately cleaned For cleaning stainless or inox surfaces and handle do not use acid or chlorine containing cleaning articles Take care to wipe in one direction by use of a soft cloth damped with soap and liquid non scratching detergent Some detergents or cleanin...

Page 31: ...give damage to the window Replacement of the oven lamp Hot surfaces may cause burns 1 Open the oven door In order to eliminate electric shock disconnect the power and allow it to cool down prior to removal of the oven lamp Oven lamp is a special electric lamp resistant to 300oC For specifications of the lamp see Technical specifications page 3 Position of the lamp may be different from the one ind...

Page 32: ...y Make sure whether power is available at home and inspect the fuses in the fuse board If required engage the fuses again For versions equipped with timer the timer is not set Set the time or bring it to the manual hand symbol The function and or temperature switch is not set Set the function and or temperature switch Oven light does not turn on No power Make sure whether power is available at hom...

Page 33: ... brackets for the wall brackets on both sides at the rear of the cooker as shown in the figure 2 3 Use the adjustable feet to level the appliance at the required height Measure the distance from the index of the opening to the floor Use the same height on the wall to drill the holes for fastening the brackets The distance between the centres of the holes is given in the diagram above 786 5 18 5 78...

Page 34: ...rk the wall in the position where the hole is to be drilled Drill the hole insert a wall plug and attach the chain 5 Before tightening the brackets fully to the wall check that the index on the brackets is at the same height as the index on the back of the appliance Position the appliance taking care that the brackets are correctly inserted ...

Page 35: ... Auckland 1145 New Zealand P 09 306 1020 F 09 302 0077 sales aristonappliances co nz TISIRA IS COMMITTED TO ONGOING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EVERY EFFORT HAS BEEN MADE TO ENSURE ALL INFORMATION IN THIS USER MANUAL 15 CORRECT AT TIME OF GOING TO PRINT DIMENSIONS SHOULD BE USED AS A REFERENCE ONLY AND ACTUAL DIMENSIONS SHOULD BE TAKEN FROM THE PHYSICAL PRODUCT ONLY MANUFACTURER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO...

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