Electrolux KM9800E manual Sausage, Dairy products, Cakes/Biscuits, Fruit, Melting

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				Microwave M
	Dish	Size (g)	Power	Cook-	Standing	Notes
			Power	ing time	time
			(Watts)	ing time	time
				(Mins.)	(Mins.)
	Sausage
		100	100	2-4	20-40	Turn halfway
	Sliced sausage					through cooking
						time
	Dairy products

	Quark	250	100	10-15	25-30	Remove alumini-
	Butter	250	100	3-5	15-20	um parts, turn
	Butter	250	100	3-5	15-20	halfway through
						halfway through
	Cheese	250	100	3-5	30-60	cooking time
		200	100	7-12	20-30	Remove alumini-
	Cream					um top, stir half-
	Cream					way through
						way through
						cooking time
	Cakes/Biscuits

	Yeast dough	1 item	100	2-3	15-20
	Cheesecake	1 item	100	2-4	15-20	Turn plate halfway
	Cheesecake	1 item	100	2-4	15-20	through cooking
						through cooking
	Cake (Cream ga-	1 item	100	1-2	15-20	time
	teau)
	Dry cake	1 item	100	2-4	15-20	Turn plate halfway
	(e.g. stirred cake)					Turn plate halfway
	(e.g. stirred cake)					through cooking
						through cooking
	Fruit flan	1 item	100	1-2	15-20	time
	Fruit flan	1 item	100	1-2	15-20
	Bread	1 kg	100	15-20	10-15
	Bread	1 kg	100	15-20	10-15	Turn halfway
						Turn halfway
	Bread in slices	0.5 kg	100	8-12	10-15	through cooking
						time
	Rolls	4 items	100	5-8	5-10	time
	Rolls	4 items	100	5-8	5-10
	Fruit
	Strawberries	300	100	8-12	10-15	Defrost covered,

	Plums, cherries,	250	100	8-10	10-15
	Plums, cherries,	250	100	8-10	10-15	stir halfway
	raspberries, black-					through time
	currants, apricots
	Melting
	Melting
	Chocolate /	150	600	2-3	---	Stir halfway
	Chocolate coating					Stir halfway
	Butter	100	200	2-4	---	through time
	Butter	100	200	2-4	---

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Contents Micromat KM9800E Dear Customer Following symbols are used in the textContents What to do if … Electrical safety Safety instructionsChildren’s safety Safety whilst UsingInformation about acrylamides MicrowaveRisk of burns Prick food with „skin or „peel Risk of explosion Do not use the appliancePackaging material DisposalOld appliance General Overview Description of the ApplianceControl Panel Oven Accessories Oven FeaturesShelf Crunch traySetting and changing the current time Before using for the first timeSwitching on the test mode Initial cleaningSwitching off the test mode Getting to know the applianceGeneral instructions Operating the OvenThermometer symbol Switching the oven onChanging the oven tem- perature Oven Functions Switching the oven offAt 100 Watt to 600 Watt 0 to 59 mins To turn off the audible signal Press any button Microwave button Combi FunctionMicrowave Quick Start Microwave power Suitable for Watts Information on the power settingInserting the Oven Shelf Shelf runner safety and anti-tip deviceAdditional functions Microwave Programmes Inserting the oven shelfTo turn off the audible signal Press any button Starting the Memory function Memory functionCountdown Clock FunctionsMicrowave cook time min End timeGeneral instructions Symbol for Countdown illu- minates Microwave cook time mins Using the or button, set the desired cooking time Select oven function and using or button, select temperature Cook time and End time combined Child safety device Other Functions Switching off the displaySwitching off the display Switching on the displayButton Beep Ovens safety cut-out function Microwave Information about operation Usage, Tables and TipsReady Meals Suitable cookware and materialTo be taken into consideration Microwave Cooking TableDouble the amount = almost double the time DefrostingDairy products SausageCakes/Biscuits FruitHeating 500 600 12-16 Microwave M Dish Power Cook Standing+ Microwave M Combi-Function TableOven Functions Single Economy Grill OvenOven Time Dish Bakeware OvenTest dishes in accordance with IEC Tips for the microwaveGrilling table Single Economy GrillOven level Grilling time Keep ProgrammesPro Func Time as Warm RecipeMins. max Pro Weight Time asOutside of the appliance Cleaning and careTaking out the side rails Side railsReplacing the side rails Oven lighting Changing side oven light Cleaning glass coverWhat to do if … Problem Possible causeRegistered expert Safety information for the installer252 567 Page Great Britain Warranty conditions0870 5 929 For Customer Service in the RepublicCustomer Care Subject to change without notice