Pelgrim PCM142RVS, Руководство пользователя

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Procedure Cookware
7 1. Wash and clean vegetables.
2. Place the prepared vegetables in a suitable dish.
3. Sprinkle the vegetables with 4-5 tablespoonfuls of water.
4.
Cover the dish with cling foil with holes pricked in it, or with a lid.
5. Place the dish on the turntable.
6.
Cook on ‘AUTO COOK- FRESH VEGETABLES’.* Cut the vegetables
in even-sized pieces for the best result.
Microwave resistant dish,
such as Pyrex, on the glass
turntable.
8 1. Place the vegetables in a suitable dish.
2.
Cover the dish with cling foil with holes pricked in it, or with a lid.
3. Cook on ‘AUTO COOK- FROZEN VEGETABLES’.
4.
Stir through after cooking.* Frozen vegetables can be cooked
without extra water, if desired.
Microwave resistant dish,
such as Pyrex, on the glass
turntable.
9 1. Place all ingredients in a large dish.
2. Mix the ingredients together well and put a lid on top.
3. Cook on ‘AUTO COOK- CASSEROLE’.
4. After cooking, stir through thoroughly before serving the vegetables. Large microwave and heat
resistant oven dish with
lid, or a large Pyrex dish
covered with a plate, on the
glass turntable.
Memory
If you often prepare the same dish in the same way with the
microwave, you can store this setting in the memory. You can save
1 dish this way and start the microwave with a single press of the
memory button.
▷
You cannot select the functions defrost, crisp/cake or
auto cook.
Storing a dish in the memory
1. Set the microwave; select a function using the function
knob and set the time/weight/quantity with the ‘time/weight/
quantity’ dial.
2. Press the memory button.
A beep sounds and the display shows the current time or ‘:0’.
Your settings have now been stored.
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If you want to change the settings, set the microwave again
and press the memory button again. The new settings are
then saved.
Using the memory button
1. Press the memory button.
A beep sounds and the settings appear in the display.
• If no settings have been stored, the display shows ‘DATA
EMPTY SELECT FUNCTION’.
OPERATION