Design and function
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3.14.7
Bottom heating
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Accuracy: ± 10 K
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Peak heat: up to 20 K (starting at room temperature)
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Heating element: Bottom heating
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Special features and characteristics:
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Circulated air motor performs two 20 -second cycles during heating
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Maximum target temperatures that can be set 250 °C
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No combinations are possible
Fig. 40:
Bottom heat, as an example the temperature range for a target
temperature of 250 °C
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Curve top limit
3
Curve bottom limit
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Curve setpoint
3.14.8
Pyrolytic self-cleaning
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Accuracy: 465 °C ± 10 K
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Peak heat: 25 K (if starting at room temperature)
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Heating element: Outer/inner circuit for top heat and bottom heat
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Special features and characteristics:
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Expressing the pyrolysis duration as a “holding time” means that, after the
target pyrolysis temperature is reached, that temperature is maintained for
a specific period of time. Level I/II/III = 50 / 60 / 90 minutes holding time
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The maximum pyrolysis duration, i.e. the full cycle at level III, is
120 minutes.
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The holding time begins during the heating phase as soon as a
temperature of 440 °C is reached
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The air circulation motor is activated while the appliance is heating up and
does not switch off again until the pyrolysis process has been completed
3.14.9
EasyClean
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Control / sequence of operations
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Accuracy: irrelevant
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Peak heat: irrelevant
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Heating element: Bottom heating
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Special features and characteristics:
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Only timer (control), no temperature control
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Place 400 ml water containing washing-up liquid in the centre of the
cooking compartment floor
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After the function is started, bottom heat is switched on for 5 minutes.
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After the bottom heat is switched off, the timer counts down a soaking time
of 15 minutes.
3.14.10 Rapid heat-up
Rapid heat-up uses two types of heating depending on which operating mode it is
started from.