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Panasonic NE-C1275 Fish - Reheating, Fish - Cooking, Meat and Poultry - Reheating, Combination

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Fish - Reheating

Suggested Reheating / Cooking Times

Fish - Reheating

FOOD	WEIGHT	SHELF	START	QTY		SETTING	APPROX.
		LEVEL	TEMP				TIME
Battercrisp Cod/	540g	Upper	-18˚C	4	Combi 5		12 mins
Haddock	1lb 4oz
Fish Cakes	260g	Upper	2˚C	4	Combi 2		51/2	mins
	91/2oz		-18˚C	4	Combi 5		5 mins
Salmon en	190g	Lower	2˚C	1	Combi 1		3 mins 15secs
Croute	61/2oz		-18˚C	1	1.	HIGH power	11/2	mins
					2.	Combi 4	31/2	mins
				2	1.	HIGH power	31/2	mins
					2.	Combi 4	4 mins

NOTES:

All timings are based on Preheat temperature of 220˚C.

Fish - Cooking

FOOD	WEIGHT	SHELF	START	QTY	SETTING	APPROX.
		LEVEL	TEMP			TIME
Fish fillets	240g / 8oz	Upper	2˚C	2	Combi 2	4 mins
	120g each
Fish steaks	700g / 1lb 8oz	Upper	2˚C	4	Combi 2	71/2	mins
	175g each
Whole fish	250g	Lower	-18˚C	1	Combi 2	51/2	mins
	10oz			2	Combi 2	8 mins

NOTES:

All timings are based on Preheat temperature of 220˚C.

Meat and Poultry - Reheating

FOOD	WEIGHT	SHELF	START	QTY		SETTING	APPROX.
		LEVEL	TEMP				TIME
Chicken / Beef	210g	Lower	-18˚C	1	1.	HIGH power	21/2	mins
Wellington	71/2oz				2.	Combi 4	21/2	mins
				2	1.	HIGH power	31/2	mins
					2.	Combi 4	3 mins
Chicken Kiev	140g	Lower	-18˚C	1	1.	HIGH power	1 min
	41/2oz				2.	Combi 4	3 mins
				2	1.	HIGH power	11/2 mins
					2.	Combi 4	5 mins
Chicken Cordon	160g	Lower	-18˚C	1	1.	HIGH power	1 min
Bleu	51/2oz				2.	Combi 4	4 mins
				2	1.	HIGH power	2 mins
					2.	Combi 4	5 mins

NOTES:

All timings are based on Preheat temperature of 220˚C.

Combination

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Panasonic NE-C1275 Fish - Reheating, Fish - Cooking, Meat and Poultry - Reheating, Suggested Reheating / Cooking Times

Contents

Model NE-C1275 FOR COMMERCIAL USEOperating Instructions and User Guide Page Cooking Guide Panasonic Combi Model NE-C1275Operating Instructions 2.Voltage and Power Safety Information3.Service 4.Operation when emptyPlacement of Oven When you first unpack your OvenOperation SafetyImportant Information - Read Carefully Wire Rack Shelf Accessories SuppliedSD Memory Card Part No. RP-SD016BCS0Display Window Your oven ExplainedIndicator MicrowaveCoolingStop/Reset Pad Control PanelNumber Pads Prog Programme Pad Microwave Pad Grill Pad Fan Grill Pad Convection PadPOWER LEVEL ACCESSORIES TO USEOperating your Oven as a Microwave CONTROLS TO USEStop/Reset Pad Repeat FeatureHot Surfaces Multi-StageSequential HeatingACCESSORIES TO USE Operating your Oven on ConvectionCONTROLS TO USE ACTIONPreheat Recalling Convection TemperatureRepeat Feature Stop/Reset PadACCESSORIES TO USE Operating your Oven on Grill ConvectionCONTROLS TO USE ACTIONRepeat Feature Recalling Convection TemperatureStop/Reset Pad Operating your Oven on Grill ConvectionACCESSORIES TO USE Operating your Oven on GrillCONTROLS TO USE ACTIONRepeat Feature Recalling Grill levelStop/Reset Pad Operating your Oven on GrillACCESSORIES TO USE Operating your Oven on Fan GrillCONTROLS TO USE ACTIONRepeat Feature Recalling Fan Grill TemperatureStop/Reset Pad Operating your Oven on Fan GrillOperating your Oven on Combination Preset CombinationACCESSORIES TO USE CONTROLS TO USEOperating your Oven on Combination Manual CombinationCONTROLS TO USE ACTIONACTION Operating your Oven on CombinationINFORMATION DISPLAYStop/Reset Pad Repeat FeatureOperating your Oven on Combination Oven LampCONTROLS TO USE Setting the Memory ProgrammesACTION INFORMATIONProgramme Lock Using the Memory ProgrammesMulti-stageSequential Cooking Changing a Memory ProgrammeSetting New Programs How to Activate Programme LockOne Touch Operating Mode Interrupted ProgrammeProgramme List How to Deactivate Programme LockTwo Touch Operating Mode Repeat FeatureCONTROLS TO USE Keeping your Oven HotACTION INFORMATIONACTION Cooling your Oven quicklyINFORMATION DISPLAYACTION How to change the Beep ToneINFORMATION DISPLAYACTION How to change Cleaning Interval of the Air FilterINFORMATION DISPLAYStanding Time How a Microwave Works1.Reflection 2.TransmissionMicrowave Types of container to use on Microwave1.Glass 2.China/CeramicsAffects of the dish Reheating by MicrowaveMicrowave Affects of the foodsReheating by Microwave Reheating by Microwave Tips for Reheating your own Homemade FoodsCheck manufacturers instructions for best result Tips for Reheating Commercially Prepared FoodsReheating by Microwave Multi Portion Entrées Suggested Reheating TimesSuggested Reheating Times Individual EntréesMulti Portion Entrées MicrowaveChilli con Carne Suggested Reheating TimesIndividual Entrées Mushroom & Nut Fettucine Suggested Reheating TimesIndividual Entrées Suggested Reheating Times Snack/Bar FoodsÀ La Carte Suggested Reheating Times Cooked VegetablesSweets/Puddings Follow these tips for best results Defrosting by MicrowaveWEIGHT Useful Defrosting TimesMicrowave FOODUseful Defrosting Time Vegetables Cooking by MicrowaveFish Frozen Vegetables Per 450g / 1lb 2oz Useful Cooking TimesFresh Vegetables Per 450g / 1lb 2oz Useful Cooking Times Frozen Fish Per 450g / 1lb 2ozFish fillets/steaks Arrange correctly. CoverReducing cooking temperature Using the Convection FunctionType of Container to use Suitable FoodsConvection Suggested Cooking timesUsing the Convection Function Reducing cooking temperature Using the Grill Convection FunctionType of Container to use Suitable FoodsWEIGHT Using the Grill Convection FunctionTEMPERATURE Suggested Cooking timesType of container to use Using the Grill FunctionCaution Turning food Door closedQUANTITY WEIGHT Using the Grill FunctionGRILL SETTING Suggested Cooking timesShelf position Using the Fan Grill FunctionType of container to use Suitable FoodsAccessories to use Using the Combination FunctionMetal Containers Draining FatTips for Reheating your own Homemade Foods Reheating by Combination1.Containers 2. Reheating two dishes together3.Checking Temperature 1.Using Supplier’s Instructions4.Variations in weight Reheating by CombinationTips for cooking joints of meat on Combination Cooking Fish on CombinationCooking Meat on Combination Tips for cooking Small Cuts on Combination Tips for cooking Poultry on CombinationCooking Meat on Combination CombinationSuggested Reheating Times Multi-PortionEntréesAll on lower Shelf Position Suggested Reheating Times All on lower Shelf positionIndividual Entrées CombinationVegetables - Cooking Suggested Reheating / Cooking TimesVegetables - Reheating Fish - Cooking Fish - ReheatingMeat and Poultry - Reheating Suggested Reheating / Cooking TimesHalf roast Chicken Suggested Reheating TimesMeat and Poultry - Reheating Combination Suggested Cooking TimesMeat and Poultry - Cooking Suggested Reheating Times Bread and Pizzas - ReheatingSweets and Pastries - Reheating Miscellaneous - ReheatingSuggested Reheating Times CombinationPROBLEM Common ProblemsSOLUTION CAUSECommon Problems Common QueriesPROBLEM SOLUTIONIf a “U” Appears In The Display When to Call a Service EngineerIf an “F” Appears In The Display If There Is Damage To The Oven Contacting A Service EngineerIf The Oven Is Not Working When to Call a Service Engineer1. Before Cleaning Care of your Oven and Cleaning2. Door seals 3. Door9. Air Filter 8. Accessories10. Replacing Oven Lamp DamageSD Memory Card How to insert / remove the SD Memory CardHow to store programme data Storing Programme Data on SD Memory CardStoring Programme Data on SD Memory Card Microwave Power eg. Medium Grill PowerStoring Programme Data on SD Memory Card How to delete the Programme dataTechnical Specifications For business users in the European Union If Arcing Occurs Glossary of TermsDish Test Index A00033C54BP Microwave Oven Business Unit