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GENERAL

INFORMATION

GENERAL 

INFORMA

TION

1.2

TECHNICAL

CHARACTERISTICS

1.3

COOKER

STRUCTURE

Fig. 

1

control 

panel

electric 

oven

- oven 

door

- hot 

plate 

f

 1

80 

mm 

/ 1500W

- hot 

plate 

f

 1

45 

mm 

/ 1000W

function 

selector 

knob

temperature 

regulator 

knob

temperature 

control 

lamp

cooker 

operation 

control 

lamp

10 

- grill 

pan 

with 

removable 

handle

and 

wire 

food 

support

11

 - 

oven 

rod 

shelf

1

.1

PURPOSE

Cooker 

is 

intended 

for 

preparing 

meals 

at 

household 

only

. If 

must 

not 

be 

used 

for 

other

purposes.

Table 

1

1

.4

PREPARATION

FOR

USE

1.

Remove 

the 

packing 

material 

including 

the 

protection 

films 

covering 

the 

chrome-

plate 

and 

stainless 

steel 

parts 

from 

the 

cooker

Dispose 

of 

the 

packing 

m

aterial

according 

to 

the 

relevant 

regulations.

2.

Wipe 

the 

enamel 

and 

glass 

surfaces 

w

ith 

soft 

damp 

cloth.

3.

When 

using 

it 

for 

the 

first 

time, 

turn 

on 

the 

hot 

plate 

by 

setting 

the 

knob 

to 

position 

"

3

",

and 

leave 

it 

for 

about 

m

inutes, 

by 

w

ay 

of 

an 

exception, 

w

ithout 

pan. 

This 

w

ill 

allow

the 

protective 

film 

covering 

the 

plate 

to 

be 

burnt. 

When 

the 

plate 

is 

cool, 

w

ipe 

with 

dry

cloth.

1

4

4

2

10

11

8

9

3

6

7

5

5

C

Type

2190.A0

Cooker

external

dimensions

(height

x

width

x

depth)

[mm]

(height

x

width

x

depth)

[mm]

900

x

500

x

600

340

x

388

x

438

Oven

usable

dimensions

Cooker

rated

electric

power

[kW]

7,0

Hob

2

pieces

2

pieces

hot

plate

ø

145

mm

/1000

W

hot

plate

ø

180

mm

/1500

W

Electric

oven

upper

heater

[kW]

0,7

bottom

heater

[kW]

1,3

grill

heater

[kW]

2,0

10

THE 

OVEN

In 

the 

oven 

compartment, 

it 

is 

possible 

to 

cook 

any 

dish. 

The 

meat 

can 

be 

grilled 

on 

the

baking 

tray 

or 

grate 

shelf 

with 

the 

tray 

placed 

underneath 

for 

catching 

the 

dripping 

fat.

WHEN

YOU

BAKE/ROAST

IN

THE

OVEN,

OBSERVE

THE

FOLLOWING

RULES

Keep 

proper 

temperature 

of 

roasting!

•

R

oasting 

temperature 

is 

m

ainly 

dependent 

of 

the 

type 

and 

size 

of 

meat. 

Ty

pically

,

the 

roasting 

temperature 

is 

form 

200

0

 to 

250

0

C.

4.6.3

STEWING

IN

THE

OVEN

•

Easy 

boiling 

foodstuffs 

such 

as 

m

eat, 

vegetables, 

fruits, 

etc. 

m

ay 

be 

stewed 

in 

the

oven.

•

P

reheat 

the 

oven 

to 

170-200

0

C. 

This 

setting 

may 

be 

kept 

for 

the 

full 

time 

of 

stewing.

Oven 

door 

shall 

be 

closed 

during 

stewing. 

W

hen 

stewing 

vegetable, 

pour 

little

water 

and 

stew 

for 

the 

shortest 

time 

possible. 

Excessive 

time 

of 

stewing 

deprive

vegetables 

from 

valuable 

nutrients.

Below

, T

ables 

and 

summarize 

approximate 

cooking 

timings 

for 

dough 

and 

meat.

These 

are 

indicative 

values, 

w

hich 

in 

practice 

m

ay 

vary 

up 

or 

down. 

They 

depend 

on 

the

pots 

used, 

their 

shapes 

and 

sizes 

and 

on 

the 

browning 

you 

prefer

.

Table 

3. 

C

akes

Table 

4. 

M

eat 

d

ishes

Dish

Temperature

[

C

]

O

T

iming

[min.]

Meat

-

short

roasting

225

-

250

12

-

1

5

per

centimetre

of

meat

thickness

Meat

-

long

roasting

190

-

210

Chicken

225

-250

50

-

6

0

Goose,

duck,

turkey

200

-

210

Up

to

3

hours

depending

on

the

size

V

enison

190

-

210

Fish

-

roasting,

up

to

2

k

g

-

stewing,

up

to

2

k

g

225

-

250

180

-

200

2

0-3

0

3

0-5

0

Cake

Temperature

[

C

]

O

T

iming

[min.]

Friable

cake

180

-

190

45

-

6

0

Y

east-cake

180

-

200

45

-

6

0

Crumble-cake

200

-

220

20

-

3

0

Fruit-cake

200

-

210

30

-

4

0

Sponge-cake

180

-

200

20

-

3

0

Shortcake

210

-

220

10

-

2

0

T

wist

cake

220

-

240

30

-

4

0

Содержание ELECTRIC COOKER 2190

Страница 1: ...ELECTRIC COOKER 2190 Service and operational instruction 03 2004 2190 29 UK1 01 20 0 You must read these instructions prior to using the appliance and retain them for future reference...

Страница 2: ...the local regulations in force The manufacturer declines all responsibility for injury or damage caused by poor installation or improper use of the appliance Cookers do not contain any materials that...

Страница 3: ...t detergent avoiding too much water Remove heavy stains with special agents used for cleaning the kitchen After using them baking tins and forms and meat roasting pans should be soaked in lukewarm wat...

Страница 4: ...grill heater kW 2 0 10 THE OVEN In the oven compartment it is possible to cook any dish The meat can be grilled on the baking tray or grate shelf with the tray placed underneath for catching the dripp...

Страница 5: ...ire 1 Turn off the cooker appliance at the wall switch 2 Cover the pan with a fire blanket or damp cloth this will smother the flames and extinguish the fire 3 Leave the pan to cool for at least 60 mi...

Страница 6: ...eliminate the risk of the cooker s falling forward as a result of putting too much load on the open door a chain has been installed at the rear side of the cooker which should be fastened to the wall...

Страница 7: ...n the hot plate on before placing a dish on it except when first used 2 If the hot plate is not to be used for a long time apply a little grease to its painted surface 3 Do not allow spills to be burn...

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