Programmer / Clock
Fully automatic cooking (example) | 7 | |
This programming method is best suit- |
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ed for when a delayed start time is |
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required. Unlike the semi automatic |
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methods this requires both the dura- |
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tion and the end time to be entered. |
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The timer will work out the start time |
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and begin cooking. | 8 | |
◆ Press the function button twice to | ||
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select the length of time your food will |
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need. (7) |
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◆ The ‘A’ on the left hand side will | 9 | |
flash and the ‘dur’ message will flash |
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up. (8) |
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◆ Using the Up and Down buttons set |
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the time you require within 5 seconds |
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of the ‘dur’ message. (9) |
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◆ Press the function button three times |
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until the ‘A’ flashes again and the |
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‘End’ messages appears. (10) & | 10 | |
(11) |
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◆ Using the Up and Down buttons, set |
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the time you would like the oven to |
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switch off. (12) |
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◆ Set the temperature of the oven and |
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place the food inside. |
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While the automatic function is run- |
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ning, the ‘A’ will appear statically on | 11 | |
the display, with the time. |
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Try to keep the end time as close to |
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when you expect to return, this will |
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prevent cooked food from being left | 12 | |
standing in a warm oven. |
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The timer will calculate the appropri- |
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ate start time. |
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To switch off the alarm, press any but- tom
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