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Panasonic NE-C1275 operating instructions Useful Defrosting Time

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Useful Defrosting Time

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	FOOD	WEIGHT	INSTRUCTIONS	APPROX.	STAND TIME
	FOOD	WEIGHT	INSTRUCTIONS	APPROX.	STAND TIME
				TIME PER
				450g/1lb 2oz
	Sausages	450g/	Separate and rearrange after	6 mins	10 mins
		1lb 2oz	half time.
	Multi portion	1.36kg/3lb	Place in suitable dish.	20 mins	20-30 mins
	Entrées-Stirrable		Stir well halfway through.		Stir well
	Multi portion	1.36kg/3lb	Place in suitable dish,	30 mins	20-30 mins
	Entrées-		Shield corners as necessary.
	Non-Stirrable
	Individual	300g/11oz	Place in suitable dish,	8 mins	5-10 mins
	Entrées-		Stir well halfway through.		Stir well
	Stirrable
	Individual	300g/11oz	Place in suitable dish,	12 mins	5-10 mins
	Entrées-		Stand for 5 mins during
	Non-Stirrable		defrosting.
	Chocolate	20cm/8"	Remove all packaging and place	3 mins	10 mins
	Mousse Gateau		on plate.
	Fruit	450g/1lb 2oz	Place in shallow dish.	6 mins	10 mins
			Stir carefully after half time.
	Baked Fruit	1.22kg/	Leave in foil container	9 mins	15 mins
		2lb 11oz
	Passion Cake	24cm/9"	Remove all packaging and place	5 mins	10 mins
	(Pre-Cut)		on plate.
	Black Forest	24cm/9"	Remove all packaging and place	4 mins	10 mins
	Gateau		on plate.
	Banoffi Pie	26cm/10"	Remove all packaging and place	6 mins	10 mins
	(Pre-Cut)		on plate.
	Toffee	26cm/10"	Remove all packaging and place	11 mins	10-20 mins
	Apple & Pecan Pie		on plate.

NOTES:

Check food regularly during defrosting to ensure over defrosting does not occur.

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Panasonic NE-C1275 operating instructions Useful Defrosting Time

Contents

Operating Instructions and User Guide FOR COMMERCIAL USEModel NE-C1275 Page Operating Instructions Panasonic Combi Model NE-C1275Cooking Guide 3.Service Safety Information2.Voltage and Power 4.Operation when emptyOperation When you first unpack your OvenPlacement of Oven SafetyImportant Information - Read Carefully SD Memory Card Accessories SuppliedWire Rack Shelf Part No. RP-SD016BCS0Indicator Your oven ExplainedDisplay Window MicrowaveCoolingNumber Pads Prog Programme Pad Microwave Pad Control PanelStop/Reset Pad Grill Pad Fan Grill Pad Convection PadOperating your Oven as a Microwave ACCESSORIES TO USEPOWER LEVEL CONTROLS TO USEHot Surfaces Repeat FeatureStop/Reset Pad Multi-StageSequential HeatingCONTROLS TO USE Operating your Oven on ConvectionACCESSORIES TO USE ACTIONRepeat Feature Recalling Convection TemperaturePreheat Stop/Reset PadCONTROLS TO USE Operating your Oven on Grill ConvectionACCESSORIES TO USE ACTIONOperating your Oven on Grill Convection Repeat FeatureStop/Reset Pad Hot SurfacesCONTROLS TO USE Operating your Oven on GrillACCESSORIES TO USE ACTIONStop/Reset Pad Recalling Grill levelRepeat Feature Operating your Oven on GrillCONTROLS TO USE Operating your Oven on Fan GrillACCESSORIES TO USE ACTIONStop/Reset Pad Recalling Fan Grill TemperatureRepeat Feature Operating your Oven on Fan GrillACCESSORIES TO USE Preset CombinationOperating your Oven on Combination CONTROLS TO USECONTROLS TO USE Manual CombinationOperating your Oven on Combination ACTIONINFORMATION Operating your Oven on CombinationACTION DISPLAYOperating your Oven on Combination Repeat FeatureStop/Reset Pad Oven LampACTION Setting the Memory ProgrammesCONTROLS TO USE INFORMATIONMulti-stageSequential Cooking Using the Memory ProgrammesProgramme Lock Changing a Memory ProgrammeOne Touch Operating Mode How to Activate Programme LockSetting New Programs Interrupted ProgrammeTwo Touch Operating Mode How to Deactivate Programme LockProgramme List Repeat FeatureACTION Keeping your Oven HotCONTROLS TO USE INFORMATIONINFORMATION Cooling your Oven quicklyACTION DISPLAYINFORMATION How to change the Beep ToneACTION DISPLAYINFORMATION How to change Cleaning Interval of the Air FilterACTION DISPLAY1.Reflection How a Microwave WorksStanding Time 2.Transmission1.Glass Types of container to use on MicrowaveMicrowave 2.China/CeramicsReheating by Microwave Affects of the dishReheating by Microwave Affects of the foodsMicrowave Tips for Reheating your own Homemade Foods Reheating by MicrowaveReheating by Microwave Tips for Reheating Commercially Prepared FoodsCheck manufacturers instructions for best result Suggested Reheating Times Multi Portion EntréesMulti Portion Entrées Individual EntréesSuggested Reheating Times MicrowaveIndividual Entrées Suggested Reheating TimesChilli con Carne Individual Entrées Suggested Reheating TimesMushroom & Nut Fettucine À La Carte Snack/Bar FoodsSuggested Reheating Times Sweets/Puddings Cooked VegetablesSuggested Reheating Times Defrosting by Microwave Follow these tips for best resultsMicrowave Useful Defrosting TimesWEIGHT FOODUseful Defrosting Time Fish Cooking by MicrowaveVegetables Fresh Vegetables Per 450g / 1lb 2oz Useful Cooking TimesFrozen Vegetables Per 450g / 1lb 2oz Fish fillets/steaks Frozen Fish Per 450g / 1lb 2ozUseful Cooking Times Arrange correctly. CoverSuitable Foods Using the Convection FunctionType of Container to use Reducing cooking temperatureUsing the Convection Function Suggested Cooking timesConvection Suitable Foods Using the Grill Convection FunctionType of Container to use Reducing cooking temperatureSuggested Cooking times Using the Grill Convection FunctionWEIGHT Grill ConvectionCaution Turning food Using the Grill FunctionType of container to use Door closedGRILL SETTING Using the Grill FunctionQUANTITY WEIGHT Suggested Cooking timesType of container to use Using the Fan Grill FunctionShelf position Suitable FoodsMetal Containers Using the Combination FunctionAccessories to use Draining Fat1.Containers Reheating by CombinationTips for Reheating your own Homemade Foods 2. Reheating two dishes togetherReheating by Combination 1.Using Supplier’s Instructions4.Variations in weight Tips for Reheating Commercially Prepared FoodsCooking Meat on Combination Cooking Fish on CombinationTips for cooking joints of meat on Combination Cooking Meat on Combination Tips for cooking Poultry on CombinationTips for cooking Small Cuts on Combination CombinationAll on lower Shelf Position Multi-PortionEntréesSuggested Reheating Times Individual Entrées All on lower Shelf positionSuggested Reheating Times CombinationVegetables - Reheating Suggested Reheating / Cooking TimesVegetables - Cooking Meat and Poultry - Reheating Fish - ReheatingFish - Cooking Suggested Reheating / Cooking TimesMeat and Poultry - Reheating Suggested Reheating TimesHalf roast Chicken Meat and Poultry - Cooking Suggested Cooking TimesCombination Bread and Pizzas - Reheating Suggested Reheating TimesSuggested Reheating Times Miscellaneous - ReheatingSweets and Pastries - Reheating CombinationSOLUTION Common ProblemsPROBLEM CAUSEPROBLEM Common QueriesCommon Problems SOLUTIONIf an “F” Appears In The Display When to Call a Service EngineerIf a “U” Appears In The Display If The Oven Is Not Working Contacting A Service EngineerIf There Is Damage To The Oven When to Call a Service Engineer2. Door seals Care of your Oven and Cleaning1. Before Cleaning 3. Door10. Replacing Oven Lamp 8. Accessories9. Air Filter DamageHow to insert / remove the SD Memory Card SD Memory CardStoring Programme Data on SD Memory Card How to store programme dataMicrowave Power eg. Medium Grill Power Storing Programme Data on SD Memory CardHow to delete the Programme data Storing Programme Data on SD Memory CardTechnical Specifications For business users in the European Union Dish Test Glossary of TermsIf Arcing Occurs Index Microwave Oven Business Unit A00033C54BP