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MICROMAT_COMBI

625

Microwave

Oven

Four

a

micro-ondes

Apparecchio

a

microonde

Magnetronoven

Aparato

microondas

Operating

Instructions

Mode

d’emploi

Istruzioni

per

I’uso

Gebruiksaanwijzing

Instrucciones

para

el

uso

AEG

AUS

Dear

Customer

Thank

you

for

buying

a

MICROMAT-COMBI

microwave

oven

and

showing

trust

in

the

AEG

brand

name,

Before

using

the

AEG

microwave

with

grill

and

Hot-air

for

the

first

time

please

read

the

instruction

booklet

thoroughly.

It

has

been

written

to

help

you

take

advantage

of

all

the

features

that

this

microwave

offers.

In

return

the

MICROMAT-COMBI

will

reward

you

by

giving

you

troublefree

operation

and

also

avoids

unnecessary

service

calls.

2

Printed

on

recycled

paper.

AEG

-

putting

words

into

action.

MCGUTEK602

07/93

GB

MCE605

08/93

QB

Content

Micro-wave

cooking

-

what

does

that

mean?

4

Safety

mstructions

4-6

The

right

ovenware

7

Features

8_-1

q

Modes

of

operations

11

Setting

up

and

connecting

12

Preliminary

cleaning

of

the

cooker

12

Starting

up:

Time

of

day

/

Cooking

time

13

Micro-wave

solo

14

Keeping

warm

/

turntable

14

General

instructions

15

Hot-air

10

Infratherm

grilling

16/17

Surface

grilling

17

Combined

microwave

and

hot-air

17/18

Combined

microwave

and

surface

grilling

19

Automatic

defrosting

20

Automatic

cooking

21

Storing

programmes

in

the

memory

22/23

Pre-selecting

duration

/

finish

24

Defrosting,

warming,

and

cooking

with

micro-wave

in

solo

operation

Instructions

on

setting

the

output

level

25

Other

points

to

note

...

25

Practical

tips

on

working

with

the

micro-wave

26

Cooking

table

27-31

Baking

Baking

table

32

Care

and

cleaning

35/36

If

you

think

your

microwave

oven

is

not

functioning

properly

36

Service

centre

37

Technical

data

36

Data

for

test

centres

39

3

Microwaves

-

what

are

they?

Safety

instructions

for

the

user

Microwaves

belong

to

the

family

of

electromagnetic

waves.

These

waves

are

able

to

transmit

energy

like

radio

waves.

Microwaves

are

close

relatives

of

the

short

waves

known

in

radio

and

TV,

being

used,

not

to

transmit

music

and

TV

pictures,

but

to

cook

food.

During

the

cooking

cycle,

the

microwaves

penetrate

inside

the

food.

Without

any

intermediate

carrier,

they

generate

heat

below

the

surface

by

causing

the

food

molecules

to

vibrate.

The

heat

of

friction

thus

generated

propagates

through

the

food,

enabling

the

iatter

to

be

defrosted,

heated,

and

cooked.

This

is

the

basic

difference

between

a

microwave

appliance

and

conventional

cooker.

Cookers

externally

apply

heat

to

the

food

via

heat

flux

(oven),

heat

conduction

(hob),

or

heat

radiation

(grill).

How

quickly

a

microwave

oven

cooks

food

depends

very

strong¬

ly

on

the

quantity,

quality,

and

shape

of

the

food.

Since,

during

microwave

cooking,

heat

is

not

uniformly

generated

at

all

locations,

it

is

important

that

the

food

to

be

heated

is

stirred

or

turned

when

large

quantities

are

being

cooked.

Since

this

cooking

method

involves

generation

of

heat

inside

the

food

itself

and

not

via

an

intermediate

carrier

(fat

or

water),

nutrient-conserving

cooking

is

possible.

Vitamins

and

minerals

are

retained

in

the

food

and

not

swept

away

as

during

conventional

cooking,

Safety

instructions

The

golden

rules

for

trouble-free

and

safe

working

with

a

microwave

oven

1

.

Switch

the

appiiance

on

only

when

food

has

been

placed

in

the

cooking

space

and

only

operate

it

when

the

turntable

is

inserted.

2

.

Always

keep

the

appliance

clean,

especially

in

the

vicinity

of

the

door

seals

and

door

seal

surfaces.

3.

Never

damage;

■

the

door

■

the

door

hinges

B

the

door

seals

and

their

surface

■

the

door

frame

(e.g.

never

jam

anything

between

door

and

frame)

Clean

the

door

seals

and

their

surfaces

(also

the

door

frame)

with

a

mild

detergent

and

hot

water.

Note:

Should

the

door

seals

and

door

seal

surfaces

be

damaged,

the

appliance

should

not

be

operated

until

it

has

been

re¬

paired

by

the

AEG

Service

Centre

or

by

an

AEG-trained

elec¬

trician.

MCE600-2

08/93

GB

-

MCSe604-1

01/94

GB

•1

01/94

8

A.

Only

use

suitable

ovenware.

5.

When

heating

liquids,

please

always

additionally

place

a

tea¬

spoon

In

the

container

to

avoid

delayed

boiling.

But

it

must

not

touch

the

walls.

During

delayed

boiling,

the

boiling

temperature

is

attained

without

the

typical

steam

bubbles

rising.

When

the

container

is

shaken,

even

only

slightly,

the

liquid

may

then

suddenly

vigorously

boll

over

or

spurt

-

with

the

risk

of

your

being

scalded.

6.

Food

with

a

"skin"

or

“peer,

such

as

potatoes,

tomatoes,

sau¬

sages,

and

the

like,

should

be

pierced

with

a

fork

so

that

any

steam

present

can

escape

and

the

food

will

not

burst.

7.

Make

sure

that

a

minimum

temperature

of

70

°C

is

attained

for

the

cooking/heating

of

food.

This

will

be

achieved

if

you

follow

the

instructions

given

in

the

cooking

tables

(time/

power).

Never

use

a

mercury

or

liquid

thermometer

for

meas¬

uring

the

food

temperatures.

8.

Babyfood

in

jars

or

bottles

should

always

be

heated

without

a

lid

or

top,

and

well

stirred

or

shaken

after

heating,

to

ensure

uniform

distribution

of

the

heat.

Before

giving

your

child

the

babyfood,

please

check

the

temperature.

9.

Please

note

that,

at

high

power

and

time

settings,

the

ovenware

heats

up.

Please

therefore

use

protective

mittens

suitable

for

handling

pots

ans

pans,

10.

Do

not

leave

the

appliance

to

operate

unattended

if

food

is

to

be

warmed

or

cooked

in

disposable

contain¬

ers

made

of

plastic,

paper,

or

other

inflammable

mate¬

rials.

Should

smoke

be

observed

the

oven

door

must

be

kept

closed

and

the

oven

switched

off

or

else

discon¬

nected

from

the

power

supply.

11

.

Never

use

your

microwave

oven;

■

to

boil

eggs

or

escargots

In

their

shells,

since

they

will

otherwise

bursti

■

to

heat

large

quantities

of

cooking

oil

(fondue,

or

deep-frying)

and

drinks

containing

a

high

percent¬

age

of

alcohol

-

there

is

a

danger

of

spontaneous

combustioni

■

to

heat

unopened

cans,

bottles,

etc.

■

to

dry

animals,

textiles,

and

paper.

m

for

crockery

(porcelain,

ceramics,

earthenware,

etc.)

having

voids

that

fill

with

water

and

which

may

cause

vapour-pressures

to

build

up

during

cooking.

Please

follow

the

respective

manufacturer's

In¬

structions.

Safety

instructions

for

the

user

5

Safety

instructions

for

the

user

12

Use

your

appliance

only

as

instructed

and

as

indicated

in

the

“Cooking

tables".

Never

overcook

your

food

by

exces¬

sive

lengths

of

time

or

at

excessive

power

settings.

Specific

areas

of

the

food

will

otherwise

dry

out

and

may

ig¬

nite.

13.

Should

the

power

cable

fitted

to

the

appliance

be

damaged,

it

must

be

replaced

with

an

identical

one.

This

work

may

only

be

carried

out

by

the

manufacturer’s

staff

or

by

qualified

electricians

who

have

been

trained

by

the

manufacturer.

14.

The

viewing

window

heats

up

in

combined

operation,

surface

grilling,

infratherm

grilling

and

in

hot-air

oper¬

ation,

so

keep

small

children

well

away

from

the

appli¬

ance.

15.

To

close

the

oven

door

when

the

viewing

window

is

hot,

please

press

the

trapezoid

plate

on

the

lower

right-hand

side

of

the

door.

16.

Only

pre-heat

the

oven

prior

to

operation

in

the

modes

sur¬

face

grilling,

infratherm

grilling,

or

hot-air.

Never

in

combined

operation

or

micro-wave

solo.

17.

The

interior,

the

grill

loops,

and

the

removable

shelves

be¬

come

very

hot

during

operation,

except

during

micro-wave

solo

operation.

Please

take

care

before

taking

hold!

AEG

electrical

appliances

comply

with

all

relevant

safety

regulations.

Never,

ever

use

the

micro-wave

oven

If

it

is

no

longer

functioning

properly.

In

order

to

maintain

the

safety

of

your

appliance,

you

may

only

have

repairs,

particularly

to

the

live

parts

of

the

appliance,

carried

out

by

a

qualified

electrician

trained

by

the

manufacturer,

in

the

case

of

any

defect

or

breakdown

you

must

therefore

contact

your

eiectrical

dealer

or

our

Service

Centre

direct.

If

repairs

are

carried

out

improperly,

the

result

can

be

serious

danger

for

the

user.

The

interior

lighting

in

the

cooking

space

can

only

be

replaced

by

the

AEG

Service

Centre

or

by

an

AEG-

trained

electrician.

6

01/94

The

right

ovenware

Ovenware

material

Mode

of

operation

Micro-

wave

Recir¬

culat¬

ing

warm

air

Surface

or

infra-

therm

grilling

Com¬

bined

oper¬

ation

Fireproof

glass

and

porcelain

(without

any

metal

parts,

e.g.

Pyrex,

Jena

Glass)

X

■

X

X

Glass

and

porcelain

other

than

fireproof^)

(e.g.

table

crockery)

X

1

Glass

ceramic

and

vitro-ceramic

made

of

fire/frost-proof

materigd

(e.g.

Arcoflam)

X

X

1

j

X

X

Ceramic,

stoneware^)

X

X

-

X

Plastic,

heat-resistant^)

I

up

to

200

°C

X

X

-

X

Paper,

cardboard

X

-

-

-

Cooking

pans

made

of

metal,

e.g.

enamel,

cast

iron

■

X

X

“

Black-lacquered

or

silicone-coated

baking

tins

X

The

right

ovenware

excluding

silver,

gold,

platinum,

or

metal

insets

^

does

not

include

glaze

containing

metal

please

note

the

maximum

temperature

stated

by

the

manufacturer.

7

86/80

Z09SnVOW

MCAUS607

08/93

GB

Features

A

Electronic

clock

with

seven-segment

display

B

Button

tor

setting

time

0

C

Button

for

pre-selecting

duration/end

-M

D

Button

for

entering

run-up

and

run-out

E

Button

for

selecting

micro-wave

output

@

F

Button

for

selecting

surface

grilling

^

G

Button

for

selecting

operation

of

infra-therm

grill

X

H

Button

for

selecting

hot-air

operation

^

I

Button

for

storing

programme

in

memory

J

Cancellation

button

C

K

Button

for

automatic

cooking

programme

@

L

Button

for

automatic

defrosting

programme

@

M

Start

button

<J>

N

Turntable!^

O

Button

for

opening

door

%

P

Turntable

Q

Removable

shelf

rack

R

Door

seal

S

Door

latch

and

catch

T

Interior

lighting

U

Cover

for

wave

distributor

V

Grill

heating

loops

W

Glass

plate

to

prevent

splashes

X

Ring

heating

loop

and

ventilator

g

MCAUS609

08«3

GB

-

MCAUS610

0&93