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User Instructions
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EN 2
Safety Indications
General Instructions
Product description
Display description
Cooking Modes
Connectivity
General notes on cleaning
Waste management and environmental protection
Troubleshooting
Installation
Summary
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EN 3
During cooking, moisture may condense inside the oven cavity
or on the glass of the door. This is a normal condition. To reduce
this eect, wait 10-15 minutes after turning on the power be-
fore putting food inside the oven. ln any case, the condensation
disappears when the oven reaches the cooking temperature.
Cook the vegetables in a container with a lid instead of an open
tray.
Avoid leaving food inside the oven after cooking for more than
15/20 minutes.
WARNING: the accessible parts can become hot when the oven
is in use. Young children should be kept at a safe distance.
WARNING: the accessible parts can become hot when the grill
is in use. Children should be kept at a safe distance.
Disconnect the appliance from the mains electricity supply be-
fore carrying out any work or maintenance.
WARNING: in order to avoid any danger caused by the acciden-
tal resetting of the thermal interruption device, the appliance
should not be powered by an external switching device, such as
a timer, or be connected to a circuit that is regularly switched on
and o.
Children under 8 should be kept at a safe distance from the ap-
pliance if not continuously supervised.
Children should not play with the appliance.
The appliance can be used by those aged 8 or over and by those
with limited physical, sensorial or mental capacities, without
experience or knowledge of the product, only if supervised or
provided with instruction as to the operation of the appliance,
in a safe way with awareness of the possible risks.
Cleaning and maintenance should not be carried out by unsu-
pervised children.
Do not use rough or abrasive materials or sharp metal scrapers
to clean the oven door glasses, as they can scratch the surface
and cause the glass to shatter.
Safety Indications
EN 4
The oven must be switched o before removing the removable
parts. After cleaning, reassemble them according the instruc-
tions.
Only use the meat probe recommended for this oven.
Do not use a steam cleaner or high pressure spray for cleaning
operations.
IF THE OVEN IS PROVIDED BY THE MANUFACTURER WITH-
OUT PLUG:
THE APPLIANCE MUST NOT BE CONNECTED TO THE POW-
ER SOURCE USING PLUG OR SOCKETS, BUT MUST BE DI-
RECTLY CONNECTED TO THE SUPPLY MAINS. The con-
nection to the power source must be carried out by a suitably
qualied professional. In order to have an installation compliant
to the current safety legislation the oven must be connect-
ed only placing an omnipolar breaker, with contact separation
compliant to the requirements for overvoltage category III,
between the appliance and the power source. The omnipolar
breaker must bear the maximum connected load and must be
in line with current legislation. The yellow-green earth cable
should not be interrupted by the breaker. The omnipolar break-
er used for the connection must be easily accessible when the
appliance is installed.
The connection to the power source must be carried out by a
suitably qualied professional considering the polarity of the
oven and of the power source.
The disconnection must be achieved incorporating a switch in
the xed wiring in accordance with the wiring rules
IF THE OVEN IS PROVI ED BY THE MANUFACTURER WITH
PLUG:
The socket must be suitable for the load indicated on the tag
and must have ground contact connected and in operation.
The earth conductor is yellow-green in colour. This operation
should be carried out by a suitably qualied professional. ln case
of incompatibility between the socket and the appliance plug,
EN 5
ask a qualied electrician to substitute the socket with another
suitable type. The plug and the socket must be conformed to
the current norms of the installation country. Connection to the
power source can also be made by placing an omnipolar break-
er, with contact separation compliant to the requirements for
overvoltage category III, between the appliance and the pow-
er source that can bear the maximum connected load and that
is in line with current legislation. The yellow-green earth cable
should not be interrupted by the breaker. The socket or omnip-
olar breaker used for the connection should be easily accessi-
ble when the appliance is installed.
The disconnection may be achieved by having the plug accessi-
ble or by incorporating a switch in the xed wiring in accordance
with the wiring rules.
lf the power cable is damaged, it should be substituted with a
cable or special bundle available from the manufacturer or by
contacting the customer service department. The type of pow-
er cable must be H05V2V2-F. This operation should be carried
out by a suitably qualied professional. The earth conductor
(yellow-green) must be approximately 10 mm longer than the
other conductors. For any repairs, refer only to the Customer
Care Department and request the use of original spare parts.
Failure to comply with the above can compromise the safety of
the appliance and invalidate the guarantee.
Any excess of spilled material should be removed before clean-
ing.
A long power supply failure during an occurring cooking phase
may cause a malfunction of the monitor. ln this case contact
customer service.
The appliance must not be installed behind a decorative door in
order to avoid overheating.
When you place the shelf inside, make sure that the stop is di-
rected upwards and in the back of the cavity. The shelf must be
inserted completely into the cavity.
EN 6
When inserting the grid tray pay attention that the anti-slide
edge is positioned rearwards and upwards.
WARNING: Do not line the oven walls with aluminium foil or sin-
gle-use protection available from stores. Aluminium foil or any
other protection, in direct contact with the hot enamel, risk
melting and deteriorating the enamel of the insides.
WARNING: Never remove the oven door seal.
CAUTION: Do not rell the cavity bottom with water during
cooking or when the oven is hot.
No additional operation/setting is required in order to operate
the appliance at the rated frequencies.
The oven can be located high in a column or under a worktop.
Before xing, you must ensure good ventilation in the oven
space to allow proper circulation of the fresh air required for
cooling and protecting the internal parts. Make the openings
specied on last page according to the type of tting.
For a correct use of the oven it is advisable not to put the food in
direct contact with the racks and trays, but to use oven papers
and / or special containers.
WARNING: before initiating the automatic cleaning cycle:
- Clean the oven door;
- Remove large or coarse food residues from the inside of the
oven using a damp sponge. Do not use detergents;
- Remove all accessories and the sliding rack kit (where present);
-Do not place tea towels.
ln ovens with meat probe it is necessary, before making the cle-
aning cycle, close the hole with the nut provided. Always close
the hole with the nut when the meat probe is not used.
During the pyrolytic cleaning process, surfaces can heat up
more than usual, children must therefore be kept at a safe di-
stance.
If a hob has been tted above the oven, never use the hob while
the Pyrolizer is working, this will prevent the hob from overhea-
ting.
EN 7
General Instructions
Safety Indications
We thank you for choosing one of our products. For the best results with your oven, you should
read this manual carefully and retain it for future reference. Before installing the oven, take note
of the serial number so that you can give it to customer service sta if any repairs are required.
Having removed the oven from its packaging, check that it has not been damaged during trans-
portation. If you have doubts, do not use the oven and refer to a qualied technician for advice.
Keep all of the packaging material (plastic bags, polystyrene, nails) out of the reach of children.
When the oven is switched on for the rst time, strong smelling smoke can develop, which is
caused by the glue on the insulation panels surrounding the oven heating for the rst time. This
is absolutely normal and, if it occurs, you should wait for the smoke to dissipate before putting
food in the oven. The manufacturer accepts no responsibility in cases where the instructions
contained in this document are not observed.
NOTE: the oven functions, properties and accessories cited in this manual will vary, depending
on the model you have purchased.
Only use the oven for its intended purpose, that is only for the cooking of foods; any other use, for
example as a heat source, is considered improper and therefore dangerous. The manufacturer
cannot be held responsible for any damage resulting from improper, incorrect or unreasonable
usage.
The use of any electrical appliance implies the observance of some fundamental rules:
- do not pull on the power cable to disconnect the plug from the socket;
- do not touch the appliance with wet or damp hands or feet;
- in general the use of adaptors, multiple sockets and extension cables is not recommended;
- in case of malfunction and/or poor operation, switch o the appliance and do not tamper with it.
Electrical Safety
ENSURE THAT AN ELECTRICIAN OR QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN MAKES THE ELECTRICAL
CONNECTIONS. The power supply to which the oven is connected must conform with the
laws in force in the country of installation. The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for any
damage caused by the failure to observe these instructions. The oven must be connected to
an electrical supply with an earthed wall outlet or a disconnector with multiple poles, depending
on the laws in force in the country of installation. The electrical supply should be protected with
suitable fuses and the cables used must have a transverse section that can ensure correct sup-
ply to the oven.
CONNECTION
The oven is supplied with a power cable that should only be connected to an electrical supply
with 220-240 Vac power between the phases or between the phase and neutral. Before the oven
is connected to the electrical supply, it is important to check:
- power voltage indicated on the gauge;
- the setting of the disconnector.
EN 8
The grounding wire connected to the oven’s earth terminal must be connected to the earth ter-
minal of the power supply.
WARNING
Before connecting the oven to the power supply, ask a qualied electrician to check the conti-
nuity of the power supply’s earth terminal. The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for any
accidents or other problems caused by failure to connect the oven to the earth terminal or by an
earth connection that has defective continuity.
NOTE: as the oven could require maintenance work, it is advisable to keep another wall socket
available so that the oven can be connected to this if it is removed from the space in which it is
installed. The power cable must only be substituted by technical service sta or by technicians
with equivalent qualications.
A low light around the central main switch could be present when the oven is o. This is a normal
behavior. I can be removed just turning the plug upside down or swapping the supply terminals.
Recommendations
Installation
After each use of the oven, a minimum of cleaning will help keep the oven perfectly clean.
Do not line the oven walls with aluminium foil or single-use protection available from stores. Al-
uminium foil or any other protection, in direct contact with the hot enamel, risks melting and de-
teriorating the enamel of the insides. In order to prevent excessive dirtying of your oven and the
resulting strong smokey smells, we recommend not using the oven at very high temperature. It
is better to extend the cooking time and lower the temperature a little. In addition to the acces-
sories supplied with the oven, we advise you only use dishes and baking moulds resistant to very
high temperatures.
The manufacturers have no obligation to carry this out. If the assistance of the manufacturer is
required to rectify faults arising from incorrect installation, this assistance is not covered by the
guarantee. The installation instructions for professionally qualied personnel must be followed.
Incorrect installation may cause harm or injury to people, animals or belongings. The manufac-
turer cannot be held responsible for such harm or injury.
The oven can be located high in a column or under a worktop. Before xing, you must ensure good
ventilation in the oven space to allow proper circulation of the fresh air required for cooling and
protecting the internal parts. Make the openings specied on last page according to the type of
tting.
First Use
PRELIMINARY CLEANING; Clean the oven before using for the rst time. Wipe over external surfaces with
a damp soft cloth. Wash all accessories and wipe inside the oven with a solution of hot water and washing
up liquid. Set the empty oven to the maximum temperature and leave on for about 1 hour, this will remove
any lingering smells of newness.
EN 9
1. Control panel
2. Shelf positions (lateral wire
grid if included)
3. Grids
4. Trays
5. Fan (if present)
6. Oven door
7. Lateral wire grids (if present:
only for at cavity)
8. Serial number
Collects residues that drip when cooking food
on the grills.
Holds baking trays and plates.
Located on both sides of the oven cavity, holds
metal grills and drip pans.
Product description
ACCESSORIES
3 Metal grid
7 Lateral wire grids (only if present*)
4 Drip tray
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2
7
3
8
4
6
5
EN: Oven trays and grids are not suitable for direct
contact with food. Please use suitable cookware or
baking paper.
EN 10
3
YEARS
Catalytic panels (only if present*)
Dual tray (only if present*)
* Depending on the oven model.
Softclose (only if present*)
Chef panel (only if present*)
BBQ
Pizza stone (only if present*)Airfry (only if present*)
Special panels coated with enamel, made with a
microporous structure to turn fat into gaseous el-
ements that are easy to remove. Replace after 3
years of use (at 2/3 cooking cycles per week).
This accessory allows you to cook the best BBQ
meat without generating smoke. By simply chang-
ing the tray’s direction, you can also cook vegeta-
bles or sh, keeping them tender and juicy without
adding fats, thanks to the steam touch.
This accessory guarantees that your food will be
consistently crunchy on the outside and tender
on the inside, and it achieves this in less time than
a deep fryer without the need for oil. Additionally,
it promotes improved air circulation, resulting in
crispier food. For the best results, use level 3 for
airfry grids and level 4 for airfry trays.
Hinges which ensure an automatic soft and smooth
movement during the closing phase of the oven
door.
An air conveyor that increases air circulation inside
the oven. This enables improved cooking perfor-
mance, more even cooking of food at all temper-
atures, shorter cooking times and, lastly, an even
temperature distribution inside the oven.
Place the pizza stone in the cold oven on the rack.
Wait at least 30 minutes for the stone to heat up
before cooking the pizza. Season the pizza and
place it on the pizza stone.
When properly heated, it assists in cooking pizza
similarly to professional ovens. Preheating the piz-
za creates an extremely hot cooking surface that
makes the pizza crust crispy and brown.
EN 11
Display description
1. Other functions
2. End of cooking
3. Cooking time
4. WiFi
5. Temperature or clock display
6. Minute minder
7. Clock setting
8. Function selector knob
1 8
6
7
2
4
3
5
WARNING!
The rst operation to carry out after installa-
tion, or after a power cut, is to set the time of
day (a power cut has occured if the display is
ashing 12:00).
200°-> The temperature LED “°” ashes until
the displayed temperature is reached.
HOT -> When a programme nishes, if the
oven is still hot, the display shows “HOT”, alter-
nating with the time, even if the knobs are po-
sitioned to OFF.
EN 12
FUNCTION HOW TO ACTIVATE HOW TO
DEACTIVATE WHAT IT DOES WHY IT IS NEEDED
SILENCE
MODE
Rotate the left function
selector to the position
“Silence mode
Rotate the function
selector to the
position OFF.
Enables you to turn
o the sound of the
minute minder.
To turn o the sound of the
minute minder
SET
THE TIME
Rotate the left function
selector to the position
“Set the time”.
Use the buttons “ + “ or
“ - “ to set the time
Rotate the function
selector to the
position OFF.
Enables you to set
the time which
appears on the
display
To set the time
NB : Set the time when you rst
install your oven or just after a black
out (the clock is showing a pulsating
12.00)
COOKING
DURATION
Turn the right function
selector to a cooking
function
Rotate the left function
selector to the position
“Cooking Time Du-
ration”
Set the time of cooking
by using buttons “ + “
and “ - “
Lighting Auto appears
When the cooking
time has elapsed,
the oven switch o
automatically and the
alarm rings for few
seconds To stop the
cooking functions
early,
turn the function
control to OFF or set
the time on 00.00; by
rotating the function
selector to Cooking
Time Duration and by
using the buttons “ +
“ and “ - “
It allows to preset
thecooking time
required for the
recipe chosen.
When the cooking
time is
set, turn the
function
selector toOFF to go
back to actual time.
To view the cooking
time selected, turn
the left function
selector to Cooking
Time duration.
For cooking the desired recipes.
END OF
COOKING
Turn the right function
selector to a cooking
function
Rotate the left function
selector to the position
“End of cooking”
Set the end time of
cooking by using but-
tons “ + “ and “ - “
Lighting Auto appears
When the cooking
time has elapsed,
the oven switch o
automatically.
To stop the cooking
functions early, turn
the function control
to OFF
It allows to preset
the end of cooking
time you want.
When the cooking
time is set, turn the
function selector to
OFF to go back
to actual time.
To view the cooking
time selected, turn
the left function
selector to End of
cooking Time
NOTE: Delayed
cooking feature is
not available for
following cooking
modes: Fan Grill
& Grill
This function is normally used with
the COOKING DURATION function
For example, the desired food
needs to cook for 45 minutes and I
want it to be ready for 12.30; in this
case: at the end of the set time, the
oven automatically switches o and
an alarm sounds. Select the desired
cooking function. Set the cooking
duration to 45 minutes (“-” “+”).
Set the end of cooking to 12:30
(“-” “+”). Cooking will automatically
begin at 11:45 (12:30 minus 45 mi-
nutes), at the end of the set cooking
time, the oven will automatically
switch o.
WARNING: by setting only the
end of cooking time, and not the
cooking duration, the oven will im-
mediately switch on and switch o
at the end of the set cooking time.
MINUTE
MINDER
Turn the left function
selector to the position
Minute Minder.
Set the time of cooking
by using buttons “+”and
“-”
Set the time on 00.00
by turning the left
function
selector to the posi-
tion Minute Minder,
and using
the button “ - “
Emits an audible
signal at the end of a
set time.
During operation,
the display shows
the remaining time.
Allow to use the oven as alarm even
if the oven is switch o
CHILD
SAFETY
LOCK
Turn the left function
selector to the position
Child lock.
Press the button “ + “
during 7 seconds
Child lock is available
when “ STOP “ appears
on display
Turn back the left
function selector to
Child lock and press
button “ + “ during 7
seconds.
Indication STOP
disappears.
The oven cannot be
used. This function is useful when there
are children in the house.
EN 13
Cooking Modes
* Tested in accordance with the EN 60350-1 for the purpose of energy consumption declaration and energy class.
Symbol
T °C
de-
fault
T °C
range Function
LAMP: Turns on the oven light.
DEFROST: When the dial is set to this position. The fan circulates air at room
temperature around the frozen food so that it defrosts in a few minutes
without the protein content of the food being changed or altered.
210
180
50 ÷ 280
50 ÷ 280
* MULTI-LEVEL: We recommend you use this method for poultry, pastries,
sh and vegetables. Heat penetrates into the food better and both the
cooking and preheating times are reduced. You can cook dierent foods at
the same time with or without the same preparation in one or more posi-
tions. This cooking method gives even heat distribution and the smells are
not mixed.
Allow about ten minutes extra when cooking foods at the same time.
220 50 ÷ 280
* CONVENTIONAL : Both top and bottom heating elements are used. Pre-
heat the oven for about ten minutes. This method is ideal for all traditional
roasting and baking. For seizing red meats, roast beef, leg of lamb, game,
bread, foil wrapped food (papillotes), aky pastry. Place the food and its dish
on a shelf in mid position.
210 50 ÷ 230
BOTTOM HEATING + FAN: The bottom heating element is used with the fan
circulating the air inside the oven. This method is ideal for juicy fruit ans, tarts,
quiches and pâté.
It prevents food from drying and encourages rising in cakes, bread dough and
other bottom-cooked food.
Place the shelf in the bottom position.
220 50 ÷ 220
GRILL FAN : use the turbo-grill with the door closed. The top heating element
is used with the fan circulating the air inside the oven. Preheating is necessary
for red meats but not for white meats. Ideal for cooking thick food items, whole
pieces such as roast pork, poultry, etc. Place the food to be grilled directly on
the shelf centrally, at the middle level. Slide the drip tray under the shelf to col-
lect the juices. Make sure that the food is not too close to the grill.
Turn the food over halfway through cookin
L3 L1 ÷ L5
GRILL : use the grill with the door closed.
The top heating element is used alone and you can adjust the temperature.
Five minutes preheating is required to get the elements red-hot. Success is
guaranteed for grills, kebabs and gratin dishes. White meats should be put at
a distance from the grill; the cooking time is longer, but the meat will be tastier.
You can put red meats and sh llets on the shelf with the drip tray underneath.
ECO ECO ÷
SUPER PYROLYSIS
WI-FI ON : Oven allows wi connection.
WI-FI RESET : It allows wi connection to be restarted.
EN 14
PRODUCT INFORMATION FOR NETWORKED EQUIPMENT
Power consumption of the product in networked standby if all wired network ports are connected
and all wireless network ports are activated: 2,0 W
How to activate wireless network port:
If the WiFi led blinks it means that the WiFi module is On.
If already enrolled: turn the knob to WiFi On.
If not enrolled: follow procedure for enrolling.
How to deactivate wireless network port:
If the WiFi led is O it means that the WiFi module is O.
If the oven is enrolled: turn the knob to WiFi reset position and then to O position within 30 sec.
If the oven is not enrolled WiFi is O.
Connectivity
Technology Wi-Fi Bluetooth
Standard IEEE 802.11 b/g/n Bluetooth v4.2, BR/EDR, BLE
Frequency Band(s) [MHz] 2401÷2483 2402÷2480
Maximum Power [mW] 100 10
WIRELESS PARAMETERS
EN 15
Oven enrollment on app
ON THE SMARTPHONE
Step 1
Download hOn app.
Step 2
Log in or sign up.
Step 3
Add new appliance.
Step 4
Scan the QR code or insert the serial num-
ber.
Write here your serial number for future reference.
EN 16
ON THE APPLIANCE
Step 5
Turn the cooking functions knob
on a program (No “light” or “0”).
Step 6
Turn the functions knob to the WI-FI RESET
program and wait 30 seconds.
Step 7
When the WiFi LED starts blinking,
you can proceed with pairing within 5 minutes.
EN 17
Hereby, Candy Hoover Group Srl declares that the radio equipment is in compliance with Directive
2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet
address: www.candy-group.com
Step 1
Turn the knob to the WI-FI program.
Step 2
The WiFi LED switches on.
Remote control mode
EN 18
The lifecycle of the appliance can be extended
through regular cleaning. Wait for the oven to
cool before carrying out manual cleaning op-
erations. Never use abrasive detergents, steel
wool or sharp objects for cleaning, so as to not
irreparably damage the enamelled parts. Use
only water, soap or bleach-based detergents
(ammonia).
GLASS PARTS
It is advisable to clean the glass window with
absorbent kitchen towel after every use of
the oven. To remove more obstinate stains,
you can use a detergent-soaked sponge, well
wrung out, and then rinse with water.
OVEN WINDOW SEAL
If dirty, the seal can be cleaned with a slightly
General notes on cleaning
REMOVAL AND CLEANING OF THE SIDE RACKS
1. Remove the wire racks by pulling them in the direction of the arrows (see below)
2. To clean the wire racks either put them in the dishwasher or use a wet sponge, ensuring that they
are dried afterwards.
3. After the cleaning process install the wire racks in reverse order.”
Maintenance
damp sponge.
ACCESSORIES
Clean accessories with a wet, soapy sponge
before rinsing and drying them: avoid using
abrasive detergents.
DRIP PAN
After using the grill, remove the pan from the
oven. Pour the hot fat into a container and
wash the pan in hot water, using a sponge and
washing-up liquid.
If greasy residues remain, immerse the pan in
water and detergent. Alternatively, you can
wash the pan in the dishwasher or use a com-
mercial oven detergent. Never put a dirty pan
back into the oven.
CHANGING THE BULB
1. Disconnect the oven from the mains supply.
2. Undo the glass cover, unscrew the bulb and replace it with a new bulb of the same type.
3. Once the defective bulb is replaced, replace the glass cover.
This product contains one or more light sources of energy eciency class G (Lamp) /F (10 Led).
EN 19
Pyrolysis
The oven is equipped with a pyrolyser cleaning
system, which destroys food residues at high
temperature. The operation is carried out au-
tomatically by means of the programmer. The
resulting fumes are rendered “clean” by passing
over a Pyrolyser wich starts as soon as cooking
begins. As very high temperatures are required
by the Pyrolyser, the oven door is tted with a
safety lock. The pyrolyser can be stopped at
any time. The door cannot be opened until the
safety lock is displayed.
NOTE : If a hob has been tted above the
oven, never use the gas burners or the electric
hot-plates while the Pyrolyser is working, this
will prevent the hob from overheating.
TWO PYROLYTIC CYCLE are pre-set:
ECO PYROCLEAN : Cleans a moderately stai-
ned oven. Operates for a period of 90 minutes.
SUPER PYROCLEAN : Cleans a heavily stained
oven. Operates for a period of 120 minutes.
Never use commercially available cleaning pro-
ducts on a Pyrolytic oven!
Tip : Carrying out Pyrolytic cleaning immedia-
tely after cooking allows you to take advantage
of residual heat, thus saving energy.
Before executing a pyrolytic cycle:
•Remove all the accessories from the oven
because they are not able to tolerate the
high temperatures used during the pyrolytic
cleaning cycle ; in particular removing grids,
side racks and the telescopic guides (refer
to the chapter REMOVING GRIDS AND SIDE
RACKS) . In ovens with meat probe it is ne-
cessary, before making the cleaning cycle ,
close the hole with the nut provided.
•Remove any large spillages or stains as it
would take too long to destroy them. Also
excessively large amounts of grease could
ignite when subject to the very high tempe-
ratures of the Pyrolytic cycle.
•Close the oven door.
•Excess spillage must be removed before
cleaning.
• Clean the oven door;
• Remove large or coarse food residues from
the inside of the oven using a damp sponge.
Do not use detergents;
• Remove all accessories and the sliding rack
kit (where present);
• Do not place tea towels.
Using the pyrolitic cycle:
1- Rotate the function selector to the position
. On the display, appears the indication “
ECO “ or “ SUP “. The preset time is 90 min, this
can be varied from 90 min (Eco mode) to 120
min (Sup mode) via the programmer (setting
button + or - “). If the oven is very dirty, it
is recommend o increase the time to 120 min,
if the oven is moderately dirty reduce the clea-
ning cycle time to 90 min.
2- It is possible to defer the start time of the
pyroclean cycle by changing the END time via
the programmer.
3- After few minutes, when the oven reaches a
high temperature, the door locks automatical-
ly. The pyroclean cycle can be stopped at any
time by turning the function selector back to ‘0’
(the word OFF will be displayed for 3 seconds).
4- Once the pyroclean cycle is nished, the
pyrolysis will switch o automatically. On the
display appears the indication “END until the
door is locked then “0--n”.
5- You can turn the function selector back to
0 but if the temperaure is still high, the “0--n
indication appears to inform that the door is
locked.
Use of the pyrolytic cycle in Touch Control
ovens:
1- Rotate the function selector into position
pyrolisys. The display will show either “ECOor
“SUP“
2- The pre-set time is90 minutes but it can
be varied from 90 min. (Eco mode) to 120 min.
(Sup mode) using the programmer (“ +” or “-”
key). If the oven is very dirty, the time should be
increased to 120 min., while if the oven is only
a slightly dirty, reduce the cleaning cycle to 90
min.
EN 20
Aquactiva Function
The Aquactiva procedure uses steam to help remove remaining fat and food particles from the oven.
1. Pour 300 ml of water into the Aquactiva container at the bottom of the oven.
2. Set the oven function to Static ( )or Bottom ( )heater
3. Set the temperature to the Aquactiva icon
4. Allow the program to operate for 30 minutes.
5. After 30 minutes switch o the program and allow the oven to cool down.
6. When the appliance is cool, clean the inner surfaces of the oven with a cloth.
Warning: Make sure that the appliance is cool before you touch it.
Care must be taken with all hot surfaces as there is a risk of burns.
Use distilled or drinkable water.
300 ml
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