relevant warnings. It is most important that this instruction book should be retained with the appliance for future reference.
specifications or modify the product in any way. * Do not use this appliance contact with water, * Under no circumstances should live animals be placed in @ microwave oven, * Do not use the oven for drying any items. * Do not fet the timer continue to operate after removing the food. * No items must be stored in the microwave oven even when the appliance is not being used, as inadvertently switching on the oven could cause a hazard. * Unplug the appliance left for a period of time, ¢.g.
* Infant feed should net be warmed in a microwave oven once it is in the feeding bottle. % We do not recommend the use of any form of microwave checking device which may be available from a number of commercial or retail outlets. In our experience the results from the use of such devices are variable and the readings obtained from them are not always accurate. If you are concerned about your microwave please contact the appropriate Service Center or Customer Care Center.
Contents Contents Installation Specifications . Cleaning and Maintenance Features Diagram Using Your Oven . Operating Instructions Oven Shelf . Planning and Cook mg Questions and Answers If the oven does not work Gaussian Guarantee Conditions Gaussian 5 Year Cover .
Installation Please note: This microwave cooker has been designed to be used in a domestic household. Therefore the guarantee supplied with this appliance may be invalidated if it has been used for a commercial or catering application. After unpacking, ensure that all packing materials have been removed from the oven cavity. Positioning For installation instructions please refer to the building-in kit supplied. NOTE: Do not store cookbooks or the instruction book inside or underneath the oven.
electric load of this appliance (sec rating plate at the back of the oven). # Check that the appliance is properly earthed according to existing rules and regulations. This appliance meets the requirements laid down in the EEC Directive No 76/889 and amendment 82/499 relating to the suppression of radio and TV interference.
Cleaning and maintenance Microwave oven cleaning *THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY MUST BE DISCONNECTED BY REMOVING THE PLUG FROM THE SOCKET BEFORE CLEANING. It is important 1o wipe up all spillages as these can affect the cooking time. The spillages absorb microwave energy and prolong the cooking time. To keep the oven free from grease and leis build-up, it should be cleaned with 3 damp cloth after use.
Light Bulb Replacement 1. Unplug the microwave oven from the power supply. 2. Remove the smaller of the two covers from the rear of the oven by removing the Screw, 3. Unscrew light bulb and replace only with a 40W round bulb with E14 screw cap. 4. Replace cover and screw. This cover must be in place before operating the oven.
Features Diagram Becoming familiar with the working parts of your microwave oven will help you understand the important operating information on the following pages. 1. SEE THROUGH DOOR lets you check the cooking without interrupting the cooking cycle. 2. REMOVABLE TRAY makes cleaning easy. The tray should always be kept in place when using the oven. 3. CONTROL PANEL. . OVEN LIGHT. . SHELF SUPPORTS. . TEMPERATURE PROBE. . BROWNER ELEMENT. AN v 8. GLASS SPLASH SHIELD.
Using your microwave oven Before using the microwave oven for the first time, ensure that all packaging materials have been removed from both the outside and inside of the oven. Wipe out the inside of the oven with a damp cloth. Check that the door seal and sealing surfaces are not broken or cracked, that the door is not warped and that the hinges and latches are not broken or loosened. If you do find any damage, contact your local Gaussian Network Service Center. Microwave cooking is very versatile.
Operation of the Control The oven is operated by touch-sensitive control pads on the control panel. A digital display can show the cooking time and timer or act as an ordinary digital clock. Indicators show which of the cooking functions you have selected. An entry signal tone should be heard each time you touch the control panel 10 programmer the oven, if you do not hear this sound 1) You have not used enough pressure in touching the pad, 2) You have made an incorrect entry.
The clock The digital 24 hour clock operates even when the oven is not in use. The clock should always be set and running. While most timing can be done if the clock is not set, the TIME/START feature cannot. The oven should be turned off by the switch button before setting the clock. To recall the time of day during cooking, simply touch the CLOCK pad and the correct time of day will appear for 3 seconds on the display window. 1f no time is set, or the wrong time, (e.g.
EXCEPT for any cooking function already in operation or completed. This information will appear on the display window for 3 seconds, then the display will go hack to whatever cooking function the oven is in. Cooking at a different power level @ Suppose you wish to set the cooking time for 20 minutes at 70% power level.
Using the DELAY/START facility This enables you to programmer the oven to turn on at any time vou choose. PLEASE NOTE that if the time/start feature does not work, it is because the clock is not set and running. ® Suppose you want the oven to turn on automatically at 17.30 hours (5.30pm) and cook the food for 35 minutes.
Using the defrost facility Food is automatically defrosted at a low setting and you should never attempt to defrost it at a higher power. The oven automatically cycles on and off which allows the heat to equalize throughout the food. At higher power levels, you will find that before the food is completely defrosted on the inside, the outer edges may begin cooking. It is important to thoroughly defrost food before cooking. ® Suppose you wish to defrost for six minutes.
Using the browner The Browner in your microwave gives food a fight, golden-brown ‘finished’ look and adds a title extra crispness to foods. Remember 1o use heat resistant utensils when using the browner. The following will give you a guide to browning times. The exact time will depend on the type of food, whether the element js still warm from an earlier browning operation and the amount of browning desired.
Temperature Probe Your microwave oven is equipped with a removable temperature probe, It is easy to use but you should follow the steps given here carefully. To use the Temperature Probe 1. Insert the pointed metal thermometer portion (B) of the temperature probe into the food, Tt is easier to position the probe correctly if this is done while the food is outside the oven. Be sure to insert the probe at least 25mm/1” into the food. For casseroles, place the thermometer in the center of the food.
10. Do not remove the probe from the receptacle or from the food by pulling on the cord. Use the insulated handle. 11. Do not try to force the temperature probe into solidly frozen food. Always defrost before using the probe. 12. Temperature readings are given for some recipes which should be cooked covered. If you wish to use the probe, cover the food with cling film and insert the probe through the cling film. 13. You will often notice a change in the temperature readout after stirring.
Temperature Probe Cooking Chart Food Power Preset Holding Notes Suing Temp Time Beverage All water e.g., Tea High B0 Place probe in center of liquid Ve water, V2 Milk e.g., Coffee {100%} 75-80°C Use ovenware casserole or jug All milk e.g., Chocolate 0 when heating more than one cup Chicken (whole) Med. High 85-90°C 10 mind Insert probe into leanest part of Chicken portion (breast) (70°C) B5-90°C 5 mind leg joint Fish Med. High 64-67°C ~ Insert in thickest part of fish (70%) Lamb (med, well) Med.
To Cook by Temperature Your oven is equipped with a removable temperature probe which is plugged into the oven cavity wall for cooking by temperature. Directions for correct use of the temperature probe are on page 15. ® Suppose you want to heat a sauce to 54°C on MED HIGH (70%) power. PROCEDURE PAD ORDER DISPLAY 1: Push in the switch button op 00:00 egress 2: Place probe in sauce. Insert probe plug in receptacle in cavity wall. 3: Enter required temperature.
Probe Hold Feature The probe hold feature allows you to keep food at the required serving temperature {60°C or above). Probe hold can also be used to keep food simmering at a specific temperature. Suppose you want to cook poultry to 85°C on MED HIGH (70%) power and then maintain the food at 85°C. PROCEDURE PAD ORDER DISPLAY 1: Push in the switch button I] ]] | Fess 2: Place probe in meat. Insert probe plug in receptacle in cavity wall. 3: Enter required temperature.
To Check Programmed Temperature During Cooking If you are in the process of cooking using the temperature probe and wish to check the temperature you have programmed, simply touch the probe pad. The final temperature will be displayed for 3 seconds. Suppose you programmed temperature at 70°C on HIGH (100%) power. | PROCEDURE PAD ORDER DISPLAY 1: Conch the temperature probe = m 0 pad puss o | NOTE: After 3s, current temperature will reappear on the display.
Oven Shelf Your new microwave oven includes a removable metal shelf 10 increase the capacity of the oven. The shelf is designed specifically for use in your oven and will not interfere with the correct distribution of microwaves. Neo other shelf should be used. The shelf can be used in either of two positions. You should choose the position that suits the sizes of dishes being used. ‘The shelf must be removed when it is not in use. The shelf is used for 1.
Planning and cooking . . . multi foods and complete oven meals in the microwave oven ‘When cooking several food items or complete oven meals, the location of each item is important. When combining cooking of several dishes, those that require the longest cooking times are placed on the shelf whilst those requiring shorter cooking or heating times are placed on the glass tray, This is because the microwaves first start cooking the food at the top of the oven.
Questions and Answers Q Does it harm the oven if it is accidentally operated with no food in it? A Severe damage can occur if the oven is turned on when it is empty. Q Is eating food cooked in a microwave oven harmful? A Microwaves are simply 2 source of heat energy just like gas and electricity. All three produce cooking in the food itself. Therefore food cooked in a microwave oven is not harmful to eat.
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