Miele DG 1050 manual Optional accessories, Stainless steel containers

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Description of the appliance

Optional accessories

Stainless steel containers

Description

Use

Gross /

Height

Width x

 

 

usable

in mm

Depth

 

 

capacity in

 

in mm

 

 

litres

 

 

DGG 2

For dishes in sauces and for

 

 

 

solid

cooking dried foods like pasta

2.5 / 2.0

65

325 x 175

(GN 1/3)*

and rice in liquid

 

 

 

DGG 3

as DGG 2,

 

 

 

solid

but deeper

4.0 / 3.1

65

325 x 265

(GN 1/2)

 

 

 

 

DGGL 4

For steaming vegetables, fish

 

 

 

perforated

and meat which is not being

4.0 / 3.1

65

325 x 265

(GN 1/2)

cooked in a sauce

 

 

 

DGGL 5

For cooking vegetables, fish,

 

 

 

perforated

meat and potatoes

2. 5 / 2.0

65

325 x 175

(GN 1/3)

 

 

 

 

DGGL 6

For blanching or cooking

 

 

 

perforated

vegetables

4.0 / 2.8

100

325 x 175

(GN 1/3)

 

 

 

 

DGG 7

For cooking a medium sized

 

 

 

solid

quantity of soup or a medium

4.0 / 2.8

100

325 x 175

(GN 1/3)

sized casserole

 

 

 

DGGL 8

as DGG 4,

 

 

 

perforated

but shallower

2.0 / 1.7

40

325 x 265

(GN 1/2)

 

 

 

 

DGD

Lid for solid cooking containers

-

-

-

 

DGG 2 and DGG 7

 

 

 

* Gastro-Norm sizes (Example GN 1/3)

1/3 or 1/2 is the width and depth of the cooking containers given as shown below.

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Contents Operating instructions Steam oven Contents Contents Description of the appliance Front viewMiele steam oven cookbook Accessories suppliedRack Silicone greaseOptional accessories Stainless steel containersOther accessories Description Use Description of the applianceTechnical safety Correct use Safety with children Protecting the appliance from damageProtection from burning and scalding Appliance faults Futher safety notesCaring for the environment Disposal of the packing materialDisposal of your old appliance Hardness Display Before using for the first timeSetting the water hardness Proceed as followsCleaning and heating up for the first time Operation Before each useOperating sequence Switching on and setting a temperature Recommended temperatureSetting a cooking duration After starting a programme Interrupting a programmeAt the end of the cooking duration After useInsufficient water Practical tips Suitable containersPractical tips Duration in minutes SteamingFood VegetablesFood Temperature in C Duration in minutes Meat Fish freshMiscellaneous Eggs Dried beans and pulsesRice FruitTips on steaming Practical tips Reheating Useful tipDefrosting Tips on defrosting Bottling Produce Temp Duration Minutes ObstCooking whole meals Blanching Preparing yoghurtDisinfecting baby bottles General notes Cleaning and careAppliance front and housing GlasOven interior Condensate tray, rack and cooking containersWater container Coupling seal Descaling After descaling Programme Display Setting ProgrammingHeating up phase lasts an unusually long time Problem solving guideYou cannot switch the appliance on What to do ifF05 or F06 appears in the display F20 appears in the displayAfter sales service, data plate Electrical connection Important U.KNon-rewireable plugs BS Technical data Alteration rights reserved