DCS WOUD230, WOU130, WOSU30 manual Using your oven, Positioning the shelves, To position the shelves

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Positioning the shelves

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Placing the telescopic sliding shelves on the side racks provides eight cooking

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positions to choose from. See the ‘Cooking guidelines’ for suggested shelf positions.

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Always position oven shelves BEFORE heating the oven.

To remove a sliding shelf, grip it by its two front corners (making sure you are gripping the wire shelf and the sliding frame together), tilt upwards and pull it out of the oven.

To place a sliding shelf in the oven correctly, position it so that the front bar is toward you, as shown.

Check that the sliding frame is not extended.

Check the guard rail (as shown) to make sure the shelf is the right way up.

Position the shelf so that it is level and the rear shelf tags on both sides of the sliding frame rest on the side racks (as shown).

Then push the sliding shelf all the way to the back of the oven, until the front shelf tags drop into place.

Note: generally, the shelf positions in the top of the oven are suitable for broiling. Those in the middle or lower region of the oven are suitable for baking, roasting and casseroles.

For your safety, the wire shelves and telescopic sliding frames are built together as one unit and are not separable. This means that when placed properly on the side rack, the slides will prevent the wire shelves from tilting when pulled towards you.

To prevent the tags from lifting off the side racks, take care to slide the shelves forward horizontally.

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Mounting

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Lock stud

Wire shelf

Retaining wire

Shelf tag

Sliding frame

Front bar

 

(push fully into place)

 

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Contents User guide Guide d’utilisation Page Contents Safety and warnings OperationImportant safety instructions US CA Introduction About your new ovenUsing your oven before you start Setting the clockTo set the clock Using the oven controls TimerOven Modes Cooling fan Broil upper inner elementMaxi Broil upper inner and outer elements Conv Broil fan plus upper inner and outer elementsUsing your oven Positioning the shelvesTo position the shelves Choosing the right bakeware US CASelecting mode and temperature Preheating your ovenUsing the oven modes Baking Roasting BroilingTips for dehydrating fruit Tips for proofing breadUsing the meat probe Temperature knobs to OFFTips for using the meat probe When automatic cooking is set When automatic cooking has finishedAutomatic cooking To set automatic time cookingWhen automatic stop cooking is set When automatic stop cooking has finishedCanceling automatic cooking Automatic stop cookingCooking guidelines BakingRoasting BroilingShelf Temp F Temp C Time min BakingConv Bake Bake Shelf Single multi Temp F Temp C Time min BakingConv Pastry Pastry BakeShelf Temp F Temp C Time min Baking Shelf Broil setting Time min Beef LambPork SausagesConv Broil Shelf Temp F Temp C Time min BeefChicken Roasting meat Temp F Temp C 450 g Best Mode Cooking guidelines 29 USOven Probe Per lb Shelf Temp F Care and cleaning Manual cleaning and maintenanceCleaning the control panel and the stainless steel surfaces Cleaning the exterior surface of the glass doorCare and cleaning 31 US Cleaning the porcelain enamel surfacesCleaning the sliding shelves Cleaning the broil/roast system and side racksSelf Clean mode Using the Self Clean modeTo cancel the Self Clean mode before it has finished Short self-clean cycleSelf-clean delayed start RotateUser preference settings User Select modeUser preference settings 35 US How to change the language How to reset the ovenHow to lock the control panel To lock the control panelTroubleshooting Fault codesTroubleshooting Oven door will not Warranty and service Before you call for service or assistanceProduct details CA FR Conserver CES Instructions 42 Sécurité et mises en garde FonctionnementImportantes consignes de sécurité Sécurité et mises en garde44 Sécurité et mises en garde Propos du nouveau four Utilisation du four avant de commencer Réglage de l’horlogePour mettre l’horloge à l’heure Utilisation des commandes du four MinuteurBouton de sélection de la cavité du four Pour régler le minuteurModes de four Aero Pure ventilateur et élément chauffant du ventilateurCuisso Normal éléments chauffants supérieur et inférieur Aero Gateau ventilateur et élément chauffant inférieurVentilateur de refroidissement Gril élément chauffant intérieur supérieurUtilisation du four Positionnement des grillesPositionnement des grilles Sélection des plats allant au four adéquats Sélection de mode et de température Préchauffage du fourUtilisation des modes du four Cuisson Rôtissage GrilConseils pour déshydrater les fruits Conseils pour l’apprêt du painUtilisation de la sonde thermique Aero Gril ne nécessitent pas de préchauffageConseils quant à l’utilisation de la sonde thermique Cuisson automatique Pour régler la cuisson à durée automatiqueLorsque la cuisson automatique est programmée Lorsque la cuisson automatique est terminéeCuisson à arrêt automatique Pour régler la cuisson à arrêt automatiqueLorsque la cuisson à arrêt automatique est programmée Lorsque la cuisson à arrêt automatique est terminéeDirectives de cuisson Rôtissage GrilAero Pure GrilleSimple Temps Multiple Temp F Temp C Minutes Cuisson Cuisso Aero Simple Temps Multiple Temp F Temp CCuisso Normal Aero Gateau Cuisso GateauGrille Temp F Temp C Grille Temp F Temp C Minutes CuissonTemps minutes BœufAgneau PorcAero Gril Grille Temp F Temp C Minutes BœufPoulet US 68 Directives de cuisson CA FR Temp F Temp CMeilleur Grille Du four Sonde De sondeDirectives de cuisson 69 US DindeEntretien et nettoyage Nettoyage et entretien manuelsNettoyage de la surface extérieure de la porte en verre Remplacement des ampoules de lampes du four Entretien et nettoyage 71 USNettoyage des surfaces en émail vitrifié Nettoyage des grilles coulissantesMode Auto Nettoy Utilisation du mode Auto NettoyCycle d’autonettoyage court Autonettoyage début retardéMode Select Utilis Paramètres de préférence de l’utilisateurComment changer l’ALARME Courte Lorsque l’ALARME Courte est activéeComment activer l’ALARME Courte Comment changer l’échelle de températureVerrouillage du tableau de commande Pour verrouiller le tableau de commandeComment changer la langue Comment réinitialiser le fourDépannage Codes d’anomaliesDépannage 78 Dépannage Problème Cause possible Que faire ?Garantie et service Avant de demander un service après-vente ou une assistancePage Page US CA
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