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Beko D 6633 User manual

English
version
of
the
285.6131.03
booklet
(04.11.2004)
This
product
,
is
produced
in
modern
facilities
which
are
respectful
to
environment,without
giving
harm
to
the
nature
Dear
Customer,
It
is
our
ultimate
desire
that
you
achieve
the
best
performance
from
our
product,
which
has
been
passed
through
meticulous
quality
control
checks
and
is
manufactured
in
modern
facilities.
To
this
effect,
we
recommend
that
you
read
the
entire
guide
carefully
before
operating
the
product
and
keep
it
as
a
reference.
www.beko.com.ir
This
product
has
10
years
life
span.
It
means
that
said
period
is
time
interval
to
stock
its
spare
parts
to
keep
this
product
functional.
Contents
:
:
Process
that
you
must
do
=
Technical
specifications
Page
2
$
before
calling
services
Page
21
:
Safety
precaution
and
important
items
Page
3
:
Important
do’s
and
dont's
ee
Superior
properties
of
product,
|
practical
and
useful
informations
Page
4
Superior
features...
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ses
4
Introducing
the
control
panel.............cccceeeceeeeeeeees
5
Using
of
top
Dumers
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ohne
6
USING
OT
oven
part.
ai
escaso
piaraan
8-11
Operating
the
timer.............cccccceecssssseeeeeeeeeres
12-15
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16
|
Maintenance
and
cleaning
Page
17
Lamp
Cl
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18
Gas
installation.
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19
Ei
technical
specifications
|
Outer
width
:
600
mm
Outer
depth
:
600
mm
Outer
height
:
850
mm
Inner
width
:
445
mm
Inner
depth
-410
mm
Inner
height
:
332
mm
Oven
volume
:
61
It.
Drawer
volume
:
44
It.
Burner
capacity
(gross)
Rapid
burner-Front
right:
2900
W
Semi-rapid
burner-front
left
__:
2000
W
Hot
plate
-rear
left
:
Ø
180,
1000
W
(D
6633TS-
D
6633)
Semi-rapid
burner-rear
left__:
2000
W
Auxiliary
burner-rear
right
__:
1000
W
Supply
voltage
:
220
V
~
50
Hz
Turbo
output
:2100
W
Grill
output
:
2000
W
Torbo
motor
power
:
2300
rom/35
W
Lamp
(If
available)
:
15
W/25W
Total
power
-
:
2160
W
(D
6634/
D6634
S)
:
3160
W
max
(D6633/
D6633TS)
Ignition
:
electrical,
automatuc
on
top
burners
Safety
:
Locking
system
for
taps
1.
Auxiliary
burner-rear
right
2.
Pan
support
adaptor
3.
Integral
air
grille
The
datas
and
values
about
this
product
are
obtained
in
4.
Semi-rapid
burner-rear
left
9,
Air
exit
hole
laboratory
test
conditions
therefore
these
values
can
be
6
ea
EN
ENE
E
Seneca
et
AF
A A
iti
-
- -
.
.
Trays
changed
according
to
the
usage
and
working
conditions.
6.
Pan
supports
)
49
Front
door
16.
Grill
shelf
7.
Rapid
burner-Front
right
13.
Handle
17.Burners’
plate
8.
Turbo
heater
14.
Bottom
part
18.Lamp
no
2
Safety
precautions
and
important
items|
*
The
current
value
of
the
fuse
in
your
home
shall
be
suitable
to
the
current
drawn
by
your
cooker.
*
Before
your
appliance
is
connected
to
the
mains
electricity
supply,
check
to
ensure
that
the
voltage
and
the
frequency
shown
in
the
data
plate
corresponds
with
your
power
supply.
The
data
plate
is
situated
back
cover
of
the
oven,
or
it
is
situated
in
the
front
of
the
storage
compartment
and
can
be
seen
by
opening
the
storage
compartment
cover
or
pulling
the
drawer.
*
Before
applying
to
authorized
service,
have
the
electrical
wiring
of
your
home
ready
for
connection.
*
The
ground
cable
should
always
be
performed
by
the
manufacturer
or
its
authorized
service
agent
or
a
similarly
qualified
person.
Our
company
shall
not
held
responsible
for
any
damage
coused
by
the
utilisation
of
the
oven
without
ground
cabling.
*
If
the
current
value
is
less
than
16
Amperes
please
have
16
A
fuse
with
electrician.
*
Before
your
appliance
is
connected
please
call
authorized
Arcelik
service.
This
product
is
available
for
LPG
gas
bottle.
To
adjust
your
appliance
for
natural
gas
please
contact
Arcelik
Service.
Please
do
not
turn
upside
down
LPG
bottle
while
using.
*
While
locating
your
oven;
do
not
squeeze
the
supply
cord
under
the
oven
body
or
inside
the
oven
door,
because
the
cable
isolation
can
be
damaged.
*
If
the
supply
cord
is
damaged,
it
must
be
replaced
by
the
manufacturer
or
its
service
agent
or
a
similarly
qualified
person
in
order
to
avoid
a
hazard.
*In
models
with
the
timer:
Always
adjust
the
timer
during
the
first
operation
or
after
any
interruptions
of
the
electric
supply.
Otherwise,
your
oven
will
not
operate.
*
Do
not
attempt
to
move
the
appliance
by
pulling
the
door
and/or
handles.
*
While
the
front
door
is
open
do
not
put
any
heavy
object
on
it,
and
do
not
allow
children
to
sit
on
it.
*
Accessible
parts
of
the
appliance
will
become
very
hot
whilst
the
appliance
is
in
use
and
until
the
appliance
has
cooled.
Children
should
be
kept
away
to
avoid
burns
and
scalds.
*
The
packaging
materials
can
cause
danger
for
the
children.
*
The
appliance
is
not
intended
for
use
by
young
children
or
infirm
persons
without
3
supervision.
*
Do
not
forget
to
remove
the
packaging
material
near
the
tray
and
wire
grill,
and
the
polysthrene
sticked
to
the
front
door
glass.
*
Whilst
the
appliance
is
in
use;
avoid
touching
heating
elements
inside
the
oven
as
the
accessible
parts
of
the
appliance
will
become
very
hot.
*
Please
ensure
that
top
burner
knobs
are
off
position
before
closing
of
top
lid.
Othervise
top
lid
glass
may
crack.
*
Always
switch
off
the
appliance
from
the
mains
when
the
appliance
is
not
in
use
before
cleaning
or
in
the
unlikely
event
of
any
probable
product
failure.
*
Ensure
the
appliance
is
switched
off
before
replacing
the
lamp,
to
avoid
the
possibility
of
electric
shock.
In
models
with
Grill;
Always
use
oven
gloves
when
removing
the
grill
rack
and
dishes
from
inside
the
oven
when
in
use.
*If,
whilst
cooking,
steam
produced
comes
into
contact
with
cool
surfaces
on
the
outside
of
the
appliance,
it
will
condense
and
produce
water
droplets.
This
is
quite
normal
and
is
not
a
fault.
Wipe
it
with
a
dry
cloth.
Eqthe
superior
features
of
your
oven
Turbo
oven:
In
this
position,
you
can
perform
the
functions
listed
below
E
in
this
position
you
can
by
operating
the
turbo-heating
element
and
turbo-fan.
grill.
*
In
timer
equipped
models;
timer
and
heater
are
connected
Before
performing
grilling,
serially.
Therefore,
to
run
heater,
your
timer
must
be
adjusted
make
sure
to
oil
the
grill
with
(please
refer
timer
guide).
cooking
oil.
*
For
food
that
is
cooked
at
the
same
temperature
but
has
different
cooking
times,
you
should
set
the
oven
program
according
to
food
which
has
shortest
cooking
period
Set
the
additional
duration
for
the
remaining
foods
after
taking
out
the
food
that
has
first
been
cooked.
*
Energy
conservation
can
be
achieved
with
your
oven
by
cooking
two
or
three
different
foods
at
the
same
time,
without
mixing
their
odours.
*
Pierce
the
dough
to
prevent
the
space
between
the
trays
from
becoming
blocked
through
swelling
while
cooking
pastries
in
the
turbo
position
using
three
trays.
Introduction
of
control
panel
D
6633
D
6634
$
D
6634
D6633
TS
BEKT
PIC
gJ
D
©
Thermostat
lamp
(yellow)
A
ae
a
|
_
E
Thermostat
knob
Top
burners’
control
knob
BEKO
id
E
Warning
lamp
(red)
Top
burners’
control
knob
Warning
lamp
(red)
Indicates
hob
operation.
Top
ae
control
knob
Thermostat
knob
re
Thermostat
990000
|
lamp
(yellow)
Timer
|
Thermostat
lamp
(yellow):
If
oven
inner
temperature
exceeds
your
setted
temperature,
thermostat
cuts
off
your
appliance
circuit
and
turn
off
lamp.
Operating
the
top
burners
To
obtain
maximum
efficiency
A
correct
use
to
burner
results
in
gas
saving
and
better
out
put.
Therefore
we
recommend
to
use
saucepans
whose
base
completely
cover
the
flames.
Four
saucepans
with
much
smaller
diameters
to
be
put
auxiliary
burner,use
the
pan
support
adaptor.
Use
of
top
gas
burners
Turn
the
relevant
knob
by
slightly
pressing
in
counter
clockwise
direction.
The
large
flame
on
the
knob
corresponds
to
maximum
capacity
position
and
the
small
flame
corresponds
to
minimum
capacity
position.
aa
-am
Ignition
from
the
knob
In
models
with
ignition;
You
should
turn
the
knob
to
counter-clockwise
direction
by
pressing.
The
spark
occurs
itself
immediately
on
the
burners
till
you
take
your
hand
off
the
knobs.
After
you
release
the
knob,
if
the
ignition
does
not
continue
repeat
the
same
process
by
keeping
the
knob
pressed
for
15
seconds.
If
still
no
igniton
occurs,
wait
for
1
minute
and
repeat
again.
Warning
:
Do
not
keep
the
knob
in
pressed
position
more
than
15
seconds.
Operating
the
hot
plates
Corresponding
Cooking
Values
a
da2
S|
A
S|
Cooking-Frying-Boiling
A
rapid
heating
hotplate
is
denoted
by
a
red
spot
in
the
centre
of
the
hotplate:
Hotplate
control
position
Application
Hotplate
operating
knobs
The
knobs
for
the
hob
can
be
rotated
in
either
direction
to
provide
fully
variable
heat
control.
When
any
one
of
the
hotplates
is
on,
the
red
indicator
light
on
the
control
panel
will
be
on.
In
order
to
switch
the
hotplate
OFF
turn
the
corresponding
knob
to
the
0
(zero)
position.
Check
that
all
the
cooker
controls
have
been
switched
off
after
use.
Adjust
the
hotplates
to
mid
position
(3)
and
leave
on
for
approximately
8
minutes
in
order
to
burn
off
the
protective
coating
on
the
hotplates.
Do
not
place
any
pans
or
other
cooking
utensil
on
the
hotplates
during
this
process.
Fumes
will
be
emitted
during
the
above
operation
but
this
is
quite
normal.
You
should
adjust
the
electronic
timer
prior
to
using
the
hob.
Otherwise
your
hob
will
not
operate.
Good
Quality
Pans
*
Use
only
good
quality
pans
having
a
stable
bottom
as
shown
below.
This
results
in
the
maximum
use
of
energy.
*
Use
pans
for
the
correct
diameter
only.
If
the
pan
is
too
small
energy
is
wasted.
*
Do
not
place
pans
with
wet
bases
or
pan
lids
particulary
wet
lids
on
the
hotplates
damage
could
occur
and
safety
problem
will
be
Wrong
Pan
{Too
small)
experienced.
Hotplate
diameter
Suggested
diameter
(mm)
of
the
pan
(mm)
Ø
220mm
—~»
220-240
Ø
180mm
—-+»
180-200
Ø
145mm
—-»
150-170
*
Drying
the
hotplates
(max
5
min)
*
When
cool:
*
Clean
off
solid
hotplates
with
a
damp
cloth
and
a
little
domestic
cleaning
cream.
After
cleaning,
dry
solid
hotplates
by
switching
on
for
a
short
time.
Apply
a
thin
coat
of
cooking
oil
from
to
time.
*
When
wiping
the
hotplates
with
a
damp
cloth
follow
the
circular
grooved
pattern
on
the
hotplate.
7
Using
of
oven
part
Oven
heating
control
knob
*
The
oven/or
grill
knob
can
only
be
rotated
clockwise
from
the
OFF
position
*
Turn
the
oven
on
by
rotating
the
oven
knob
clockwise.
*
Adjustment
of
the
temperature
in
the
oven
is
also
made
by
using
this
knob.
*The
temperature
values
are
written
on
the
oven
control
knob.
The
amber
temperature
indicator
light
will
glow
until
the
pre-set
temperature
set
using
the
oven
knob
is
reached.
Once
the
temperature
has
been
reached,
the
amber
light
will
go
off
and
then
cycle
on
and
off
during
use
to
maintain
the
pre-set
temperature.
The
temperature
in
the
oven
shall
be
sensed
by
the
thermostat.
The
thermostat
switches
off
the
heating
element
and
the
thermostat
light
when
the
set
temperature
level
is
reached
inside
the
oven.
When
the
temperature
falls
below
thermostat
comes
back
on
line
and
the
thermostat
light
illuminates.
This
way,
the
set
temperature
level
is
maintained
throughout
the
cooking
period.
*
The
kinds
of
food
you
want
to
cook,
thermostat
positions,
shelf
positions
and
recommended
cooking
times
are
given
at
the
cooking
table.
*
Bring
the
knob
to
the
position
you
want.
*
Preheat
the
oven
for
10
minutes
with
oven
door
closed.
*
Locate
the
meal
you
want
to
cook
into
the
oven
after
preheating.
*
After
cooking,
bring
the
knob
to
the
“0”
position.
Using
the
oven’s
timer
;
If
your
oven
has
a
timer;
You
can
do
full
automatic,
semi
automatic
and
manual
cooking.
You
should
adjust
the
electronic
timer
prior
to
using
oven.
The
electrical
current
to
the
heatings
elements
flows
thought
the
electronic
timer.
The
timer
must
be
set
in
order
for
the
heating
elements
to
go
into
operation.
In
automatic
cooking;
do
not
leave
spoilable
foods
in
the
oven
up
to
cooking
start
time.
The
stages
of
the
thermostat
control
knob
¥
Oven
lamp
and
fan
are on.
'
CO
(75-250
range):
ia
Means
only
the
grill
heater
is
on.
To
set
the
knob
“0”
position
after
this
stage,
turn
the
knob
in
the
counter-clockwise
direction.
Turbo
heating
element
is
on.
4
SAARI
ERARARSRARAR
ARRAS
—-
N
WROD
Cooking
table
SHELF
postions
|
OSNO
|CooKNG
nve
Foods
COOKING
PAN
Fan
with
ring
Fan
with
ring
Short
bread
(Serves
8)
24-26
cm
bread
mould
3
170-180
15-25
Cake
in
mould
(Serves
5
)
18-22
cm
cake
mould
3
170-180
20-30
Cookie
(Serves
12
)
Cooking
sheet
4
170-190
20-30
Flaky
pastry
(Serves
12
Cooking
sheet
4
180-190
20-30
Brioche
Cooking
sheet
4
160-180
20-30
Pastry
(Serves
8)
Big
tray
4
180-190
35-45
Yeasted
dough
(Serves
18)
Big
tray
4
190-200
25-35
Biscuits
(Serves
10)
Cooking
sheet
4
170-180
15-25
Cake
(Serves
20
Big
tray
4
170-180
20-30
Milleteuille
pastry
(Serves
8)
Big
tray
4
200-210
20-30
Lasagne
(Serves
8)
Lasagne
dish
4
170-180
35-45
Pizza
(Serves
8)
Big
tray
4
200-220
20-30
Roast
beef
(Serves
8)
Roasting
dish
4
250
(15min)*
|
90-120
Lamb
shoulder
(Serves
8)
Roasting
dish
4
250
(15min)*
65-80
Roasted
chicken
Roasting
dish
4
250
(15min)*
55-65
Roasted
turkey
(5,5
kg)
Big
tray
4
220
(25min)*
|
170-220
Fish
Roasting
dish
4
200
15-20
*For
roasted
meats,
the
thermostat
starts
with
the
highest
level
and
decreases
to
150°C
after
15
minutes.
e
The
values
listed
in
the
table
are
the
results
obtained
from
laboratory
testing.
e
You
may
find
different
flavours
of
the
food
according
to
your
own
cooking
and
usage
practices.
e
|f
you
wish,
you
can
add
the
time
it
takes
to
pre-heat
the
oven
to
the
values
listed
in
the
table.
=
N
Wh
Shelf
position
(In
fan
with
ring
heater
model)
For
3
trays:
2-4-6
For
2
trays:
4-6
For
1
trays
:
4
Note:
The
values
on
the
cooking
table
are
the
results
we
got
in
our
laboratory.
The
cooking
table
may
be
changed
according
to
the
quantity
of
products.
You
can
find
different
tastes
suitable
for
your
harmony
according
to
your
cooking
and
using
habits.
*
If
you
want
use
the
oven
tray
and
want
to
make
a
cooking
in
another
pot,
prefer
the
right
cooking
adjusment
because
of
your
experiences.
*
Don't
use
the
pots
that
have
heat
perfecting
or
bad
conduction
and
glass
pots
for
making
cooking
pastry.
The
oven
tray
is
the
convenient
off
all.
*
To
use
mold
makes
a
better
result
for
cooking
cakes
*
The
cooking
time
may
be
changed
according
to
the
quantity
of
products.
*
When
putting
the
trays
into
the
oven,
be
careful
to
put
the
trays
on
a
level
with
others.
*
Before
cooking,
make
a
first
heating
for
10
minutes
,
then
put
your
food
into
oven.
*
5
minutes
prior
to
the
finishing
time
you
can
close
the
system
for
providing
energy
savings
with
non-
opening
the
door.
To
get
the
passing
of
steam
from
oven
to
exhaust,
the
lid
should
be
opened
when
using
oven.
The
accessories
on
product
(
according
to
different
models)
*
Grill;
For
grilling
or
putting
saucepan
when
using
another
pot
in
oven.
*
Oven
tray
(grand);
For
cooking
pastries.
*
Grill
in
tray;
For
grilling
*
Deep
tray;
For
cooking
the
watery
foods,
recommending
*
Glass
tray;
For
cooking
the
watery
foods,
recommending
10
WARNING
ABOUT
THE
GLASS
TRAY
*
After
cooking,
don’t
put
the
glass
tray
that
you
out
of
the
oven
on
wet
and
cold
surface.
Wait
for
it’s
cooling
on
a
dry
cloth.
*
Don't
put
the
glass
tray,
that
you
take
out
of
the
refrigerator,
into
the
hot
oven.
*
Don't
cut
the
metarial
in
glass
tray
with
knife.
*
Don’t
clean
the
trays
of
the
oven
with
metarials
such
as
hard
brush,
dish
fiber
or
knife.
During
cleaning,
don't
use
metarials
with
sharp
edge.
*
Do
the
cleanings
of
glass
surface
with
special
glass
cleaning
materials.
For
pastries
like
cake
etc.
use
enamelled
tray.
Operating
the
grill
e
Always
keep
the
oven
door
closed
when
grilling.
#
Preheat
the
grill
at
O
(grill
setting)
for
approximately
5
minutes.
For
this
period
the
heat
control
knob
shall
be
at
the
max
setting
and
the
door
must
be
closed.
æ
The
indicator
light
will
illuminate
to
show
that
the
grill
is
switched
on.
æ
Apply
oil
on
the
grill
shelf
to
prevent
meat
from
sticking
on
the
bars.
“=
Put
a
tray
on
one
of
the
bottom
shelves
in
order
to
collect
oil
and
for
easy
cleaning
put
some
water
in
it.
©
Use
4
or
5.
shelf
position
for
grilling.
=
Do
not
allow
children
to
sit
or
stand
on
the
oven
door
when
the
door
is
open.
w-
Accessible
part
may
become
hot
when
the
grill
is
in
use.
Don‘allow
children
to
be
close.
If
tray
and
thread
grill
are
given
with
oven;
use
these
when
making
grill.
e
Ensure
the
food
is
correctly
positioned
under
the
grill
Gil
Shelf
positions
T
Cooking
element.
Shelf
position
[duration
{min.)
e
Food
which
requires
browning
only
should
either
be
placed
under
the
hot
grill
in
the
grill
pan,
or
on
the
floor
Lamb
4-5
12-15
of
the
grill
compartment,
according
to
the
depth
of
the
Lambc
hops
4-5
12:15
dish.
The
grill
pan
wire
grid
may
be
removed.
Beef
*
Do
not
line
the
grill
pan
with
aluminium
foil
as
the
Veal
chops
15-25
{1}
increase
in
heat
is
a
fire
hazard.
Mutton
chop|
4-5
15-25
(1)
e
Plates
and
dishes
placed
on
the
floor
of
the
grill
compartment
will
be
heated
when
the
main
oven
is
in
use.
(1)
Depending
on
the
thickness
6.
shelf
5.
shelf
4.
shelf
3.
shelf
2.
shelf
1.
shelf
Fa
Operating
the
timer
(If
your
cooker
has
a
timer)
Setting
the
electronic
timer
You
should
adjust
the
electronic
timer
prior
to
using
the
oven.
Otherwise
your
oven
will
not
operate.
Your
oven's
electronic
timer
is
operated
similar
to
a
normal
timer.
Your
oven's
electronic
timer
will
be
reset
if
the
electrical
power
is
cutoff.
The
electronic
timer
will
run
slow
if
the
frequency
of
your
supply
power
is
not
appropriate
(This
malfunction
is
not
due
to
your
timer
itself.
In
such
cases,
you
must
re-adjust
your
timer).
The
following
functions
are
available
on
your
programmable
timer.
1.
You
can
adjust
cooking
durations
between
00.00
-
24.00
hours.
2.
You
can
use
it
as
a
chiming
alarm
between
00.00
-
24.00
hours.
3.
You
can
run
a
cooking
program
for
fully-automatic,
semi-
automatic
and
non-programmed
(manual)
cooking.
(The
heating
elements
inside
the
oven
are
tied
into
the
electronic
timer
and
are
programable.
4
Di
=
=
0
STOP
0
C=
adie
:
Programming
button
for
warnings
:
Cooking
period
adjustment
button
:
Cooking
terminating
time
adjustment
button
:
Manual
adjustment
button
(non-programmed
cooking)
=
+
:
Time
adjustment
buttons
12
Please
note
*
The
timer
controls
the
oven
heating
element
only
and
the
current
time
of
day
must
be
set
before
the
oven
will
function.
*
|f
the
timer
has
been
set
to
an
automatic
or
semi
automatic
programme,
the
daily
time
cannot
be
readjusted,
the
semi
or
auto
programme,
must
be
cancelled.
See
“How
to
cancel
automatic
programme”
How
to
set
the
current
time
of
day
The
clock
display
uses
a
24
hour
configuration
8:30
pm
=
20:30
TIMER
*
Press
and
hold”
O
5”
buttons
at
the
same
time.
*
Press
“+”
button
to
increase
or
decrease,
the
time.
*
Adjust
using
the
“+”
or
“-”
buttons
to
set
the
current
time.
If
“Auto”
flashes,
See
“How
to
cancel
automatic
programme”.
*
Release
the
buttons,
the
clock
will
now
start.
aso
to
13
Manual
cooking
(or
to
cancel
a
programme)
*
Press“
(3
“
button,
press
the
button,
until
0:00
is
displayed.
*
Press
the
wn
button.
The
“auto”
and
“to”
sign
will
disappear.
*
Set
the
oven
knob
to
the
required
cooking
temperature
and
function
selection
knob
to
the
desired
position.
*
The
oven
will
switch
on.
The
Amber
oven
indicator
will
light.
*
At
the
end
of
cooking,
switch
off
by
resetting
the
oven
thermostat
knob
to
the
"@”
(off)
mark.
Note:
The
timer
will
not
switch
off
the
oven.
To
switch
off
the
oven
turn
the
oven
thermostat
and
selection
knob
to
the
“@”
(off)
mark.
ao
Semi-automatic
programming
This
mode
allows
a
manual
start
time
but
an
automatic
switch
off
time,
which
is
very
useful
to
prevent
the
over
cooking
of
food.
*
Press”
(5
“
button.
Press
the
“+”
(or
“-")
buttons,
to
set
the
cooking
time
duration
(Auto
and”
#5”
will
be
displayed)
in
minutes.
*
Set
the
oven
thermostat
knob
to
the
required
temperature
and
function
selection
knob
to
the
desired
position.
*
The
oven
will
switch
on
and
cooking
will
commence.
*
The
programmer
will
switch
the
oven
off
at
the
end
of
the
preset
cooking
time.
“Auto”
will
flash
and
the
timer
alarm
will
bleep.
To
turn
off
the
alarm
press
the
“C5”
button.
*
Set
the
oven
thermostat
knob
to
the
“@”
(off)
mark.
*
Press
“W”
button
to
cancel
“Auto”.
Automatic
programming
The
programmer
will
switch
the
oven
on
and
off
at
the
required
times.
Ensure
the
oven
thermostat
is
in
“@”
(off)
position,
and
the
correct
time
has
been
set.
*
Press
the
“Wy”
button
to
cancel
any
program
stored.
(Auto
and
"#5"
symbol
will
not
be
displayed)
*
Press
the
“C7”
button
and
press
“+”
(or
“-”)
buttons,
to
set
tillit
the
stop
time
required.
(
O
and
auto
will
be
displayed)
*
Press
the
“5”
button
and
press
“-”
button
to
set
the
cooking
time
(duration)
required.
*
Set
the
oven
knob
to
the
required
cooking
temperature
and
place
your
food
in
the
oven.
*
The
oven
will
switch
on
at
the
required
time,
cook
the
food
and
switch
off
at
the
predetermined
time.
*
At
the
end
of
cooking
the
alarm
will
bleep
and
“Auto”
will
flash.
To
turn
off
the
alarm
press
the
“C3”
button.
14
Press
“
Ù
“
button
to
cancel
“Auto”.
*
Set
the
oven
thermostat
and
function
selection
knob
to
the
“@”
(off)
mark.
Note:
Make
sure
you
follow
food
manufacturer's
instructions.
eilitt
*
Press
the
“tJ
™
button
to
view
the
remaining
cooking
time
during
cooking.
Timer
alarm
The
timer
alarm
can
be
adjusted
to
bleep
between
0
and
23
hours
59
minutes.
i.e.
as
a
minute
minder
to
remind
you
to
switch
off
a
hob
heating
zone.
*
Press
the
”
a
”
button,
press
the
“+7”
or
“=”
buttons
to
set
the
desired
alarm
time.
*
The
timer
alarm
will
bleep
at
the
end
of
the
time
period.
*
To
turn
off
the
alarm
press
the
”
O“
button.
How
to
cancel
automatic
programme
*
Prass
“
CS
”
button,
press
“=”
button
until
the
clock
display
shows
8:82
|
*
Press”
Ù”
button,
the
programme
has
now
been
cancelled.
*
The
current
time
can
then
be
reset.
(If
Available)
Activating
the
Demo
mode/Key
lock
The
Demo
mode
is
conditionally
applicable
as
key
lock.
If
it
is
activated,
the
relays
remain
open
all
the
time.
Thus
timer
can
be
operated
as
usual
but
the
connected
appliance
or
appliance
module
remains
unaffected.
This
means
that
your
child
can
select
the
cook
program
but
the
program
will
not
be
activated
and
thus
the
connected
appliance
or
appliance
module
will
not
be
switched
on.
To
activate
the
demo
mode/key
lock:
1.
Make
sure
that
the
clock
is
in
manual
mode
and
cancel
any
active
programs.
2.
Hold
the
”
"A
”
button
and
the
”
#5
”
button
down
simultaneously
for
approx.
8
seconds.
The
display
will
read
“ON”.
3.
Press
the
“+”
button.
The
display
reads
“OFF”
and
the
“?”
symbol
appears.
After
approx.
5
seconds
the
time
reappears
next
to
the
”
f”
symbol.
The
key
lock
is
now
activated.
To
deactivate
the
demo
mode/key
lock:
1.
Make
sure
that
the
clock
is
in
manual
mode
and
cancel
any
active
programs.
2.
Hold
the
vat
“
button
andthe
5
”
button
down
simultaneously
for
approx.
8
seconds.
The
display
will
read
“OFF”.
3.
Press
the
“+”
button.
The
display
reads
“ON”
and
the
”
f?”
symbol
disappears.
After
approx.
5
seconds
the
time
reappears
on
the
display.
The
key
lock
is
now
deactivated.
15
Future
transportation
*
Transporting
the
oven;
Store
the
oven's
original
box.
Transport
the
oven
in
its
original
carton.
Follow
the
guidance
marks
that
are
printed
on
the
carton.
To
prevent
the
wire
grill
and
tray
inside
the
oven
from
damaging
the
oven
door,
place
a
strip
of
cardboard
or
paper
1
to
1.5
cm
in
thickness
onto
the
inside
of
the
oven
door
that
lines
up
with
the
position
of
the
trays.
Tape
the
oven
door
to
the
side
walls.
*
If
you
do
not
have
the
original
carton;
Take
the
necessary
precautions
in
order
to
prevent
the
exterior
panels,
and
the
glass
surfaces
of
the
oven
from
being
damaged.
Pack
the
oven
in
bubble
wrap
or
thick
cardboard
and
tape
it
securely
in
order
to
prevent
damage
during
transportation.
The
oven
must
be
transported
upright.
Do
not
place
other
items
on
the
top
of
the
cooker.
16
4
Maintenance
and
cleaning
Turn
off
the
mains
switch
before
cleaning
*
Before
switching
on
again
ensure
that
all
controls
are
in
the
OFF
position.
*
Make
sure
that
the
oven,
grill
and
burners
are
sufficiently
cool
before
you
start
cleaning.
*
Your
product
is
manufactured
in
a
manner
that
it
should
not
overflow
the
oily
food
juices
under
the
counter.
The
pan
supports
can
easily
be
removed
and
the
top
burner
plate
can
be
cleaned
with
soapy
water,
and
rinsed
with
a
dry
cloth.
*
Wash
and
rinse
the
gas
burner
caps
and
the
pan
supports
with
soapy
water.
Never
wash
the
gas
burner
caps
and
the
pan
supports
in
the
dishwasher.
For
the
dirts
and
stains
on
the
burner
heads
that
can
not
be
cleaned,
use
the
metal
surface
cleaners
you
can
obtain
from
the
market
according
to
their
instructions.
*
It
is
recommended
that
the
acidic
matters
such
as
oil,
lemon
etc.
should
be
cleaned
immediately.
*
Use
a
damp
cloth
to
clean
the
interior
and
exterior.
Never
use
any
sharp
instruments,
abrasive
household
cleaner,
or
detergents
for
cleaning.
For
hard
stains
use
suitable
washing
liquid.
*
Ensure
that
the
door
seal
is
dry
after
cap
cleaning.
We
recommend
that
grill
elements
be
wiped
with
a
damp
cloth
to
remove
any
fat
splashes.
This
will
prevent
fumes
for
any
fat
being
head
burned
off
when
the
cooker
is
next
used.
17
Vitreous
enamel
hob
surround
Clean
with
a
cloth
wrung
out
in
soapy
water.
Stubborn
stains
can
be
removed
with
a
cream,
paste
or
liquid
cleaner.
Check
that
the
cleaning
agent
used
is
approved
by
the
Vitreous
Enamel
Development
Council.
*
Never
clean
the
cooker
surface
by
using
materials
such
as
hurd
brushes,
steel
pads
or
knives,
which
can
easily
scratch
the
enamelled
and
stainless
steel
surfaces.
*
Special
cleaners
that
are
commercially
avaible
may
be
used
after
carefully
reading
the
warning
labels
written
on
them.
Do
not
use
cleaning
agents
containing
acid
or
chlorine.
Cleaning
can
be
accomplished
using
a
soft
piece
of
cloth
wetted
with
soapy
water
or
with
commercially
available
special
surface
cleaners
and
a
soft
piece
of
cloth.
Especially
use
liquid
paste
or
cream
type
cleaners.
Control
panel
Wipe
over
the
control
panel
with
a
damp
cloth
and
polish
with
a
dry
cloth.
Do
not
use
oven
cleaners
or
aerosols,
scouring
pads
or
abrasive
powder
for
cleaning
the
plastic
knobs
as
damage
will
occur.
Do
not
attempt
to
remove
any
of
the
control
knobs
from
the
panel
as
this
may
cause
damage
and
is
a
safety
hazard.

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