Beko BBIM13301XPE User manual

Dear Client,
Please read this manual before using the device.
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to provide you with optimal efficiency. To do this, carefully read this manual and any
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I]Instructions of security 4I]First use 20
Purpose of use .............................. 4 Setting the time for the first time .. 20 First
cleaning .................................. 20
Safety of children, people
vulnerable and
pets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 mUse of the lathe 22
Electrical safety................................... 6
Transport safety................................ 7
Safety during installation ............................ 8
Safety in use .............................. 8
Temperature Alerts ................................ 8
Using the accessories ............................ 9
Cooking Safety9
General usage information
of the oven ................................22
Operation of the control unit of the
oven ................................................. 22
m
Settings ................................................ 26
General information on the
cooking 29
Safety in maintenance and cleaning
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Self-cleaning at high temperature
(pyrolysis) ........................................ 11
General baking warnings
oven ................................................. 29
fJ Pastries and baked goods............... 29
Meat, fish and poultry......................... 33
Grill 33
Standard cooking ................................... 34
Instructions for
the environment 12
Waste Regulations................................ 12
Compliance with the WEEE directive and
disposal of waste................................ 12 6Maintenance and care 37
General cleaning instructions ............... 37
Cleaning the accessories ................... 38
Cleaning the control panel ............... 38
Disposal of packaging ................... 12
Savings recommendations
energy ................................................ 12 Cleaning the interior of the oven (area of
cooking)................................................ 39
E]Yourdevice 13 Pyrolytic self-cleaning ............................ 39
Cleaning the oven door ............................ 41
Overview of the device ............................ 13
Presentation and use of the control panel
device control .................... 14
Removing the interior glass from the door of the
oven ................................................. 43
Oven control panel ............................ 14
Oven functions ................................... 15
Device Accessories ............................ 16
Using the device accessories .............. 17
Technical data .................................. 19
m
Cleaning the oven light ........................... 44
Repair 47
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• This section includes the
safety instructions
necessary to prevent the
risk of physical injury or
property damage.
• If the device is handed over
to another person or used
second-hand, the user
manual, device labels, other
relevant documents and
accessories must also be
handed over.
• Our company cannot be
held responsible for
damage that may result from
failure to follow these
instructions.
• Failure to follow these
instructions voids all
warranties.
•ALWAYS have installation
and repair work carried out
by the manufacturer, the
authorized service or a
person designated by
the importer.
•AUse only parts and
accessories
of origin.
• Do not attempt to repair or
replace parts
device unless clearly
specified in the user
manual.
• ADo not make any technical
modifi cations on
the device.
Purpose of use
• This product is designed for
household use. It is therefore
not intended for commercial
use.
• Do not use the device in
gardens, balconies or other
outdoor environments. The
appliance is intended for
use in household and staff
kitchens in shops, offices
and other working
environments.
• WARNING: This appliance is
to be used for cooking
only. It should not be used
to
other purposes such as
room heating.
• The tower can be used to
defrost, bake, fry and grill
food.
• This appliance should not
be used as a heater or hot
plate. It is not
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not recommended to
hang towels or clothes on
the handle to dry them.
• Children should be supervised
to ensure that they do not
play with the device.
• Electrical products are
dangerous for children and
pets.
Children and pets should not
play with the device. In
addition, they must not
climb on tops or enter them.
• Do not place objects on the
device where children can
reach them.
• WARNING: During use, the
accessible surfaces of the
appliance are hot. Keep
children away from the
device.
• Keep packaging materials
out of the reach of children.
They could cause injury or
asphyxiation.
• When the door is open, do
not place heavy objects on
it and do not allow children
to sit on it. You may tip the
tower or damage the door
hinges.
• (If your product has a plug)
For the safety of children,
disconnect the plug
supply and go
To child safety,
vulnerable people and pets
• This device can be used by
children aged 8 and over
and by people whose
physical, sensory or mental
abilities are
underdeveloped, or who
lack experience and
knowledge, provided that
they are supervised or
trained to the safe use and
dangers of
the device.
• Children should not play
with the device. Do not
allow children to clean and
maintain the appliance
unless they are supervised.
• This device should not be
used by persons with
limited physical, sensory or
mental capacities (including
children), unless they are
kept under supervision or
instructed as necessary.
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appliance unusable before
scrapping it.
• Connect the device to a
socket that complies with the
voltage and frequency
values indicated on the
nameplate.
• (If your product does not
have a power cord) Use only
the connection cable
indicated in the section"
Technical specifications".
• Do not block the power
cord under and behind the
appliance. Do not place
heavy objects on the power
cord. The power cord must
not be bent, crushed or
come into contact with a
heat source.
• When the lathe is operating,
its rear surface also
becomes hot. Power cords
must not touch the rear
surface, the fittings may be
damaged.
• Avoid trapping electrical
cables in the lathe door and
do not run them on hot
surfaces. You risk causing a
short circuit in the lathe and
a fire due to the melting of
the cable.
Electrical safety
• Connect the appliance to a
current with an earthed
outlet protected by a fuse
which corresponds to the
nominal currents indicated
on the nameplate. Contact a
qualified technician for
grounding installation. Do
not use the device without
an earth connection in
accordance with local /
national regulations.
• The plug or electrical
connection to the appliance
should be in an easily
accessible place (where it will
not be affected by the
plate flame). If this is not
possible, there must be a
mechanism (fuse, switch,
etc.) on the electrical
installation to which the
device is connected,
complying with electrical
regulations and separating
all poles from the network.
• The device must not be
plugged into the socket
during installation, repair
and transport.
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• Use only original cables. Do
not use cut or damaged
cables or extension cords.
• If the power cord is
damaged, it must be
replaced by a manufacturer,
an authorized service or a
person designated by
the importing company in
order to prevent possible
dangers.
• WARNING: Before
replacing the lathe lamp, be
sure to disconnect the
device from the power
supply to avoid the risk of
electric shock. Unplug the
unit or turn off the fuse in
the fuse box.
(If your product has a plug)
• Do not plug the device into
a power outlet that is loose,
unsupported, broken, dirty,
oily, with a risk of contact
with water (for example,
water that may leak of the
counter).
• Avoid touching the plug
with wet hands! To unplug
the appliance, always hold
the plug; do not pull on the
cord.
• Make sure that the
appliance plug is firmly
seated in the socket to
avoid the formation of
electric arcs.
Transport safety
• Before cleaning, unplug the
cleaning product
power supply before
carrying the device.
• The device is heavy, carry it
with at least two people.
• Do not use the door and/or
the handle to carry or move
the product.
• Do not place other items on
the device and transport it in
an upright position.
• When you want to
transport the device, pack it
with protective
bubble wrap or heavy
cardboard and secure it
with tape. Secure the device
firmly with adhesive tape to
prevent damage to the
device and its removable or
moving parts.
• Check the general appearance of
the device in order to detect any
damage that may have occurred
during transport.
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To
installation
• Do not climb on the device
to reach anything or for
any other reason.
• Do not use the device in
situations that may
influence your judgement,
such as the use of drugs
and/or alcohol.
• Flammable items stored in
the cooking area may catch
fire. Never store flammable
objects in the cooking zone.
• The lathe handle is not a
heated towel rail. When
using the appliance, do not
hang towels, gloves or
similar textiles on it.
• Appliance door hinges move
and tighten when opening
and closing the door. When
opening/closing the door,
do not hold the part by the
hinges.
safety during
• Before installing the
device, check that it is not
damaged. If it is damaged,
do not install it.
• Do not install it near heat
sources (radiators, stoves,
etc.).
• Keep all ventilation ducts
open around the device.
• To avoid overheating, do
not install the appliance
behind decorative parts.
To safety of use
• Be sure to turn off the
device after each use.
• If you will not be using the
device for a long time,
unplug it or switch off the
fuse in the fuse box.
• Do not use if defective or
damaged. If applicable,
disconnect its electrical/gas
connections and call the
authorized service.
• Do not use the appliance if the
front glass door has been
removed or is cracked.
To Temperature Alerts
• WARNING: During the
operation of
appliance, exposed parts
will be hot. Do not touch
the device and the
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heating elements. Children
under the age of 8 should
not approach the device
without the presence of an
adult.
• Do not place flammable or
explosive materials near the
device, as the edges will be
hot during use.
• Stand back when opening
the tower door, as it may
exude fear. The steam can
burn your hand, face and/or
eyes.
• The device may be hot
during use. Do not touch
hot compartments, internal
lathe parts, heating
elements, etc.
• When placing food in the
hot tower, removing it, etc.
always use heat resistant
oven mitts.
to section"Use of
accessories”.
• Accessories can damage the
door glass when closing the
appliance door. Always push
the accessories only to the
end of the cooking zone.
ToCooking Safety
Instructions
• Be careful when using
alcohol in your food. Alcohol
evaporates at high
temperatures and can ignite
when exposed to surfaces
hot, causing a fire.
• Food scraps, oil, etc. in the
cooking zone can catch fire.
Before cooking, remove
these coarse dirt.
• Risk of food poisoning: Do
not store food in the tower
for more than one hour
before or after cooking.
Otherwise, they can cause
food poisoning or illness.
• Do not heat cans and jars by
heating them.
ToUse of accessories
• It is important to correctly
place the metal rack and the
tray on the metal shelves.
For more
information, see
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glass closed. The accumulated ac
pressure may cause the jar to
burst.
• Place the parchment paper
in a baking utensil or on the
tower (tray, wire rack, etc.)
with food and place it in the
preheated tower. Remove
any excess parchment paper
that overflows from the
accessory or container to
prevent it from touching the
heating elements of the
lathe. Never use parchment
paper at a tower
temperature higher than the
maximum use temperature
speci fied on the paper you
are using. Never put
parchment paper in contact
with the lathe.
• Do not place baking trays,
pans, or foil directly on the
bottom of the lathe. The
accumulated heat can
damage the base of the
lathe.
• Close the lathe door while
grilling. Hot surfaces can
cause burns!
• Foods that are not suitable
for grilling present a fire
hazard.
Grill only foods that are
suitable for an intense
barbecue fire. Also, don't
place food too far back on
the rack. This is the hottest
area and fatty foods can
ignite.
Tosafety related to
maintenance and cleaning
• Wait for the appliance to
cool down before cleaning
it. Hot surfaces can cause
burns!
• Never wash the appliance by
spraying or sprinkling water!
There is a risk of electric
shock!
• Do not use steam cleaners
to clean
appliance, as this may cause
an electric shock.
• Do not use harsh abrasive
cleaners, metal scrapers,
wire wool or bleach products
to clean the front door glass/
(if equipped) top door glass
of the round. These materials
can cause scratches on the
glass surfaces and their
breakage.
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• Always keep the control
panel clean and dry. Having
a wet and dirty surface can
lead to operational
problems.
burning food residues.
Properly ventilate your
kitchen during the cleaning
process.
• Before starting cleaning,
clean the exterior surfaces
of the lathe and any food
residue inside the lathe
with a soapy cloth. Remove
all cooking accessories and
utensils from the lathe. If
your appliance is equipped
with a pyro-proof accessory
(resistant to high-
temperature self-cleaning),
you do not need to remove
these accessories from the
lathe.
• If there is a cooktop on
your tower, do not use the
cooktop during self-
cleaning.
ToSelf-cleaning at high
temperature (pyrolysis)
• During self-cleaning,
surfaces become hotter
than during normal use.
Keep children away.
• Hot water surfaces smell
like burns! Do not touch
the appliance during self-
cleaning and keep it out of
the reach of children. At
least wait
30 minutes before
removing residue.
• During self-cleaning, smoke
will be emitted due to
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Waste regulations sort them according to the waste
recycling instructions. Do not dispose
of them with normal household
waste.
WEEE Directive Compliance and Waste
Disposal
This product complies with
the WEEE Directive (2012/19/
EU) of the European Union).
This product bears a
classification symbol for the
disposal of electrical and
electronic equipment (WEEE).
This product has been manufactured
with high quality parts and materials
which can be reused and are suitable
for recycling. Therefore, we advise you
not to dispose of it with household
waste and other waste at the end of
its life. On the contrary, go to a
collection point for the recycling of all
electrical and electronic equipment.
Please contact your local authorities
for more information on the nearest
collection point.
Proper disposal of used devices helps
to avoid potential negative
consequences for the environment
and human health. RoHS Compliance
The device you purchased complies
with the RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU)
of the European Union. It does not
contain the dangerous and prohibited
materials mentioned in the directive.
[!] Recommendations for
save energy
Information on energy efficiency according
to EU 66/2014 can be found on the product
sheet supplied with the product. The
following recommendations will help you
to use your device in an environmentally
friendly way while saving energy.
• Thaw frozen foods before cooking.
• In the oven, use dark or enameled
containers which transmit heat
better.
• Switch off the appliance 5 to 10
minutes before the end of cooking
for prolonged cooking. Now you can
save up to 20% electricity by using
heat.
• If indicated in the recipe or user
manual, always preheat. Do not
open the oven door too often during
cooking.
• Do not open the oven door when
cooking using the oven function."Eco
convection heat".If the door is not
open, the internal temperature is
optimized to save energy in the
function
of use"Eco convection heat»and this
temperature may be different from the
one displayed on the screen.
• Try cooking more than one dish at a
time. You can cook at the same time
by placing two cooking containers on
the metal shelf. In addition, if you
cook your meals one after the other,
you will save energy, because the
oven will not lose its heat.
Disposal of packaging
• Packaging is dangerous for children.
Keep packaging in a safe place away
from children. The packaging of the
device is made from recycled
materials. Dispose of them
appropriately and
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Overview of the device
1
2
3
4
Control Panel
Lamp*
Mesh shelves**
* It depends on the model. Your
device may not be equipped with
a lamp, or the type and location of
the lamp may be different from
what is indicated.
illustration.
Fan motor (behind the steel
plate)
5
6
7
Gate
Handle * *It depends on the model. Your
appliance may not be equipped
with wire shelves. In the
illustration, mesh shelves are
shown as an example.
Lower heating element (lower
steel plate)
8
9
10 Ventilation holes
Shelf positions
Upper heater
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Overview and use of the machine's control panel
In this section, you will find the overview and basic uses of the device control panel.
Images and some features may vary by device type.
Oven control panel
12 3
1
2
3
If buttons control your product, these can
be retractable on certain models and pop
out when pressed. To make settings
using these buttons, the corresponding
button must first be pressed in and then
pulled out. After making your
adjustment, press again and replace the
button.
Timer function selection button
Button for temperature
stops and the symbol "C" constantly
appears next to the set temperature
value.
timer
1
2
3
4
5
6
Alarm key
Timer setting key Value decrease
key Value increase key Settings key
Control lock button
Function selection button
You can select the functions for using the
oven using the function selection knob.
Turn left/right from off (top) position to
select.
Button for temperature Display symbols
You can select your desired cooking
temperature using the temperature
adjustment knob. Turn clockwise from
the off (top) position to select.
0:Cooking time symbol: End of
cooking time symbol*
: Alarm symbol
: Meat thermometer
symbol*
: The control lock symbol
: Temperature symbol :
Settings symbol
: Door lock symbol*
Temperature indicator
You can see the internal oven
temperature on the timer display. The
oven heats up to the set temperature
and maintains it; the 3-line heating
animation flashes on the far right. When
the oven temperature reaches the set
value, this animation
thread
{§}
0
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* This varies by device model. It may not be available for your device.
Oven functions
On the function table you will find the cooking functions that you can use in your
tower and the highest and lowest temperatures that can be set for these functions.
The order of the operating modes shown here may differ from the layout on your
device.
No heating works in the oven. Only
the oven light comes on.
-,. ,
g,-Lamp of
oven
Food is heated above and below at
the same time. Suitable for cakes
and stews in baking pans and
pastries. Cooking is done with a
single tray.
Only the lower heating is on. It is
suitable for foods which need to be
browned on the bottom.
The air heated by the upper and
lower heaters is distributed evenly
and quickly throughout the oven by
the fan. Cooking is done with a
single tray.
The air heated by the heating
element of the fan is distributed
evenly and quickly throughout the
oven thanks to the fan. It is suitable
for cooking your food on multiple
trays at different levels
of shelves.
In order to save energy, you can
use this function instead of using
"Fan Heat" in the range of
160-220°C. However, the cooking
time will be slightly
Read Ion.
The large rack in the ceiling of the
oven works. It is suitable for grilling
in large quantities.
blueConvection
natural 40-280
□Heating by
the bottom 40-220
Heating of
Up down
assisted by
fan
40-280
�
Turn-Heat
Nantes 40-280
�
Turn-Heat
nante eco 160-220
�
El Grid com-
full 40-280
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The air heated by the large grid is
quickly distributed in the oven
thanks to the fan. It is suitable for
grilling in large quantities.
It is used for self-cleaning the oven
at high temperature. Read the
instructions for this function in the
Care and cleaning section.
[!] Complete grill
assisted by
fan 40-250
Pyrolysis
Device accessories
Your device includes various accessories. This section provides a description of
the accessories and directions for correct use. Depending on the device model,
the supplied accessory varies. All the accessories described in the user manual
may not be available in your device.
NOTE: The trays of your device may be warped by the effect of temperature.
This has no effect on the function. The deformation disappears when ford Ie
plateau cools.
Standard drip pan
It is used for pastries, frozen foods
and for frying large pieces.
Models for metal bleachers:
metal grid
It is used for grilling or placing food for
cooking, frying and simmering on the
desired grill.
Cavity models without steps
metallic:
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Using device accessories
Oven shelves
There are 5 shelf position levels in the
cooking zone. You can also see the
order of the shelves by looking at the
numbers on the front frame of the
lathe.
Models for cavity without metal
steps:
It is essential! correctly place the metal
grid on the side shelves. The metal grid
faces only one direction when placed
on the shelf. When placing the wire
rack on the desired shelf, the open side
should face forward.
Models for cavity without metal
steps
Placing the drip pan on the kitchen
shelves
Models for metal bleachers: It is also
important to place them correctly on
the side metal bleachers. When you
place the tray on the desired level, its
side designed to be held must be
forward.
For better cooking, the tray must be fixed
with the stopper on the metal. It must not
pass through the stopper and come into
contact with the rear wall of the lathe.
Placing the wire rack and drip pan
on the kitchen shelves
Models for metal bleachers: It is
essential! place the metal grid correctly
on the sides. When placing the metal
grate on the desired step, the open
part must face forward. For better
cooking, the wire rack should be fixed
with the stopper on. It must not
exceed the stopper and come into
contact with the rear wall of the lathe.
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Models for cavity without metal
steps:
It is also important to place the trays
correctly on the side shelves.
The tray faces only one direction
when placed on the shelf. When you
place the tray on the desired shelf,
its side designed to be held must be
forward.
Models for cavity without metal
steps
Metal clear grate abutment design
Models for metal bleachers
There is also a stopper design that
prevents the platter from tipping over.
While removing the tray, disengage it
from the rear latch and pull it towards
you until it reaches the plug. You have
to go over the stopper to remove it
completely.
Mesh stop design
There is a stopper design that prevents
the metal grate from falling off the
metal shelf. Thanks to this function, you
can take out your food easily and safely.
While removing the metal grille, you
can pull it forward until it hits the
stopper. You have to go over the
stopper to remove it completely.
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Proper placement of wire rack and drip
pan on telescopic runners Models and
telescopic runners
Thanks to the telescopic rails, the trays
or the metal grid can be easily
installed and removed. When using
metal trays and racks with the
telescopic rail, ensure that the pins at
the front and rear of the telescopic
rails rest on the edges of the rack and
the plate. water (as shown in the
figure).
Technical characteristics
External dimension of the device
(height/lenght /depth) 595mm/594mm/567mm
Oven installation dimension (height
/width/depth) Voltage/frequency 590 or 600mm/560mm/min. 550mm
220-240V - 50Hz
min. H05W-FG 3x1.5mm2
Type and section of cable used /
suitable for use inthe device Total
consumptionenergy 2.6kW
Multifunction oven
Kind of ovens
#Classic: The information on the energy label of electric ovens
trics are given in accordance with EN 60350-1 / IEC 60350-1. These values
are determined under standard load with bottom heating or fan
functions (if fitted).
The energy efficiency class is determined according to the following order of
priority, depending on whether or not the relevant functions exist on the
appliance: 1-Eco convection heat, 2-Convection heat 3-Fan assisted bottom grill,
4 -Natural convection.
A Technical specifications are subject to change without notice in order to
improve the quality of the device.
A Illustrations in this manual are schematic and may not correspond exactly to
your device.
A The values indicated on the device labels or in the V documentation
accompanying the device are obtained under laboratory conditions, in
compliance with applicable standards. These values may vary depending on
the conditions of use and the environment of the device.
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Before you start using your device, it is
recommended that you follow the steps
described in the following sections:
» The time of day is set and the 0 symbol
disappears from the display.
A If you do not set the first V time,
“12:00” and the symbols
0 will continue to flash and your
round will not start. For your tower
to operate, you must confirm the
time of day by setting it or by
pressing the 0 key when it is at
“12:00”. You can change the time
of day settings later, as described
in the “Settings” section.
Setting the time for the first
time
A Always set the time of day before
using your lathe. Whether
you don't adjust it, you can't cook
in some tower models.
1. When you turn on the tower for the
first month, the Time field
"12:00" and the 0 symbol flash on the
display.
2.Press ffi/0 to set the day time.
A The current time settings V are
canceled in the event of a power failure.
running. They need to be readjusted.
First cleaning
1. Remove all packaging.
2.Remove all lathe accessories
provided inside the product.
3.Turn the unit on and let it run for 30
minutes, then turn it off. In this way,
residues and layers that may have
remained in the lathe during
manufacturing are burnt off and
cleaned.
4.When using the appliance, select the
highest temperature and cooking level
that all heaters in your appliance use.
See “Tour cooking functions”. You can
learn how to operate the lathe in the
next section.
5.Please wait for the tower to cool down.
6.Wipe the surfaces of the product with
a damp cloth or sponge and dry with
a cloth.
3.Press the 0 or © key to activate the
Minute field.
4.Press ffi/0 to set the minutes of the
5.Press the 0 key to confirm the setting.
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