Siemens HB24054EU/01 User manual

Category
Ovens
Type
User manual
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Index
Important observations
Caring for the environment.......................................35
Before connecting your appliance............................35
Safety Instructions....................................................36
Taking care of your appliance ..................................36
Before using for the first time ...................................36
Introduction to your new oven
Functional Description..............................................37
Accessories ..............................................................40
Stability of the accessories.......................................41
Setting the oven
Cooking-mode selection knob ..................................42
Temperature selector................................................42
Setting the oven-cooking time
Use of the analogue clock with set finishing time ....43
Electronic clock with cooking-time and
finishing-time setting.................................................46
Tips for use
Cakes and Pastries ..................................................52
Meat, poultry and fish...............................................55
Mixcellaneus.............................................................57
Preserves .................................................................58
Care..........................................................................59
Repair ......................................................................61
Incidents and comments which will
save calls to the Service Centre ...........................63
Caring for the
environment
Your new appliance will be delivered to your
home in protective packaging. All the materials
used in the production of this packaging are
environmentally friendly or can be re-used. Actively
contribute to environmental care by disposing of
this packaging material ecologically.
Render your used appliance useless or attach a
sticker to it indicating that it is no longer usable
before disposing of it. Your local authority or
authorised establishment will be pleased to inform
you of the different ways in which these materials
can be disposed of.
In order to care for the environment when using
your appliance, follow the instructions for the use
and handling of cooking receptacles as described
later on in this manual.
Important observations
Read the instruction booklet before using your
appliance for the first time. It contains important
information not only concerning use, but also your
own personal safety.
Keep both the instructions for use and
instructions for installation booklets. They might
prove useful to later owners.
Do not use a damaged appliance.
Installation and connection should both be carried
out by an authorised technician in accordance
with the instructions for installation and current
regulations. Should the attached instructions not
be followed correctly, you might lose your
warranty.
Our appliances are manufactured in full
compliance with current safety standards for
household appliances. Only technicians instructed
in these matters are authorised to perform repair
work. Your safety is at stake
Before connecting
your appliance
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Safety Instructions
This appliance must be only be used for
preparing food at home.
The surfaces of the cooking appliances can
reach very hot temperatures. Keep away from
children.
Do not leave hot far or oil unattended. They can
catch fire if overheated.
Electric cables must not come into contact with
hot areas. Do not catch them in the door or
hinges as the insulation could be cut.
In the even of a fault, take out the fuse.
Do not keep inflammable items in the oven or
heating areas. They may catch fire if the oven is
switched on without taking them out before
hand.
Taking care of
your appliance
Before using for
the first time
Do not place the aluminium tray on the bottom of
the oven, or cover it with aluminium foil. Heat
could accumulate which would change the
cooking times and damage the enamel.
Always place the containers or food on the trays
or wire shelves. Never directly on the oven
bottom.
Do not pour water directly into the hot oven. The
enamel could be damaged.
Fruit juice which spills onto the tray, can cause
unremovable stains. Do not fill the baking tin to
the rim when making a fruit cake. It is advisable
to use a universal tray (optional).
Do not lean on the oven door, when it is open.
The oven door must be shut tightly. Keep the
door seal clean.
Heat the empty oven for 60 minutes, placing the
thermostat at 250 position.
Introduction to your new oven
Functional
Description
These instructions are for several different models
of Independent or Combined ovens with Cooking
Hob. The first thing you must do is to check which
model you own in order to consult the relevant
characteristics.
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3
6
9
1
2
5
7
8
10
11
Cooking
mode
selection
knob.
Clock
Ventilation outlet.
Oven door.
Temperature
selection knob.
Oven "on"
pilot light.
Oven "working"
pilot light
(depending on
the model)
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Clock
Ventilation outlet.
Oven door.
Temperature
selection knob.
Cooking mode
selection knob.
Oven "on"
pilot light.
Oven "working"
pilot light
(depending on
the model)
Ventilation outlet.
Oven door.
Clock Temperature
selection knob.
Cooking mode
selection knob.
Oven "on"
pilot light.
Oven "working"
pilot light
(depending on
the model)
Note
The oven "on" pilot light only lights up when the
cooking-technique selector is at a position other
than zero, i.e. when a specific cooking function has
been selected.
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Accessories
Your oven comes equipped with some of the
following accessories: enamelled tray, glass tray,
aluminium tray and grille.
These allow the contents of the oven to be
removed from inside easily.
Enamel tray. For “moist” cakes
and roasts. It can be used to
collect the fat when grilling
directly on the wire shelf.
Aluminium baking tray. For
cakes, sponges, etc... The
slanting edge should always be
nearest to the door.
Side height
settings.
The interior layout of your oven depends on the
model you have. The accessories (baking trays, ...)
can be fitted at different heights (1, 2, ...5).
Accessories.
Grip. For dishes, cake tins
(see figure). For roasts and
grilling it should be used ove
to collect any juice that may
spill.
Stability of the
accessories.
These accessories can be pulled 2/3 of the way out
without tipping. Thus you can easly take out the
plates. Do not touch the accessories or the hot
oven.
You can purchase the accessories you require at
our Technical Service Centres, giving them the E.-
Nr and the FD of the appliance, which you can take
from the characteristics plate.
Chicken Roaster
If your oven has a chicken-roaster, to use it mount
the support on the tray, inserting it into holes A.
Then insert the tray on the lowest guides. Mount
the skewer with the food, placing it on the support
and inserting the tip into hole B, of the rear wall of
the oven.
To take out the removable handle by attaching it to
the skewer.
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Setting the oven
Setting the oven
In order to use your oven, it is necessary to set
both the temperature and cooking-mode selection
knobs.
Cooking-mode
selection knob
Grilling always with door closed
Cooking-mode
selection knob
Depending on the model. Regulated temperatures,
included between 50 and 250
0
C.
Caution: When spit-roasting during more than half
an hour, place thermostat knob in position 230
0
C or
Variogrill 1
0
Baking
roasting
Fan-
assisted
double
.grill
Turbine. The heat is
distributed evenly
throughout the oven.
Grill with
chicken-
roaster
0
Baking
roasting
Fan-
assisted
double
.grill
Turbine. The heat is
distributed evenly
throughout the oven.
Double grill.
50
100
150
200
250
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2
1
High.grill
Low..grill
Medium.grill
50
100
150
200
250
High.grill
Low..grill
Medium.grill
Setting the oven-cooking time
Use of the analogue clock with
set finishing time
On some models, it is possible to set the length of
time you wish the oven to be on for. Depending on
the oven model, this time is set with a timer of one
type or another.
The different kinds of timer are: mechanical timer
switch (minutes), electronic clock with cooking-time
timer or electronic clock with starting- and finishing-
time setting
On those models equipped with an analogue clock,
the oven can be set to work for a specific period of
time.
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3
6
9
1
2
5
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10
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Automatic and correct time of
day setting knob. Turn in an
anti-clockwise direction.
Setting Display
Clock
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Types of setting
Setting the time on
the clock
Manual operation
The setting display shows the type of setting that
has been selected. This can be:
Manual operation. The oven works
continuously when set to this position.
180-0 Set cooking length. The time can be set
by turning the control knob in an anti-
clockwise direction without pushing it in
(up to 180 minutes). When this period of
time has come to an end, the oven will
turn itself off automatically and an alarm
will sound until switched off by the user.
Alarm off position.
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2
1
1.
Set the cooking-mode
selector knob to the desired
position.
2.
Set the cooking-
temperature selector knob
to the desired position.
3.
Turn control knob A until
the hand appears on
setting display C.
Warning: When the cooking process has come to
an end or if you wish to interrupt it, set both the
cooking-mode and cooking-temperature selector
knobs back to 0.
In order to set the correct time of day on the clock,
proceed as follows: press and turn in anti-clockwise
the control knob A until the correct time appears.
Semi-automatic
operation
Warning: When the cooking process has come to
an end or if you wish to interrupt it, set both the
cooking-mode and cooking-temperature selector
knobs back to 0.
1
2
3
1.
Set the cooking-mode
selector knob to the desired
position.
2.
Set the cooking-
temperature selector knob
to the desired position.
3.
Turn control knob A until
the desired cooking length
(minutes) appears on
setting display C.
4.
When the set period of time
comes to an end, the oven
will turn itself off and an
alarm will sound.
5.
5. In order to switch the alarm
off, turn control knob A until
the symbol appears on
the setting display.
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Electronic clock with cooking-
time and finishing-time setting
Setting the time on
the clock
Three flashing ‘0’s will appear on the clock display
screen the first time your oven is connected to a
mains electricity supply
In order to set the correct time of day on the clock, proceed as follows:
N.B. The same procedure should be followed in
order to alter the time on the clock when necessary.
Attention! The set time cannot be altered if a cooking-
time or finishing time has previously been set.
1.
Press button .
2.
Turn the control knob until
the correct time appears.
3.
Press button once
again in order to set the
time. If you fail to press this
button, then the time shown
will be set automatically after
a few seconds.
Oven cooking-
length time
1.
Press button .
2.
Turn the control knob until
the length of time you wish
the oven to be on for
appears on the clock
display screen.
3.
Press once again in
order to set the cooking-
length time. If you fail to
press this button, then the
time shown will be set
automatically after a few
seconds.
Once you have set the clock for the oven to
work, do not forget to set the cooking-mode
and cooking-temperature selection control
knobs to the desired positions. If you fail to do
so, the oven will not work correctly.
How to alter a time which
has already been set
1.
Press button .
2.
Modify the time using the
turn knob.
3.
Press once again in
order to set the cooking-
length time. If you fail to
press this button, then the
time shown will be set
automatically after a few
seconds.
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How to cancel a time which
has already been set
1.
Press button .
2.
Turn the cooking-length
time down to 0:00 by
turning the knob.
3.
The display screen will
show the correct time of
day.
How to cancel the alarm Press the time-length button .
N.B.
If the control knob is turned more quickly, the
period of time will increase in greater steps.
The cooking-length time can only be altered when
the symbol is flashing.
Delayed-start
setting
Once you have set the clock for the oven to
work, do not forget to set the cooking-mode
and cooking-temperature selection control
knobs to the desired positions. If you fail to do
so, the oven will not work correctly.
A cooking-length time can be set to come on after
a period of delay. In order to set this function,
proceed as follows:
1.
Press the finishing-time
button.
2.
Set the desired finishing
time using the turn knob.
3.
Press the time-length
button .
4.
Set the desired cooking-
length time using the turn
knob.
5.
Press button once
again in order to set the
times. If you fail to press this
button, then the times will be
set automatically after a few
seconds.
The set finishing-time will now appear on the display screen.
Once this time comes to an end, the alarm will sound indicating that the setting
has finished.
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How to alter a time which
has already been set
1.
Press button .
2.
Modify the time using the
turn knob.
The alarm can be activated at any time, regardless
of whether a cooking time or finishing time has
already been set.
The alarm
Once the set period of time comes to an end, the
alarm will sound and the alarm-time symbol will
flash on the display screen. The alarm can be
deactivated by pressing button .
How to set the alarm time
1.
Press button .
2.
Turn the control knob until
the desired alarm time
appears.
3.
Press button once
again in order to set the
alarm time. If you fail to
press this button, then the
time shown will be set
automatically after a few
seconds.
How to alter a time which
has already been set
1.
Press button .
2.
Modify the time by turning
the knob.
3.
Press button once
again in order to set the
alarm time. If you fail to
press this button, then the
time shown will be set
automatically after a few
seconds.
How to cancel a time
which has already been
set
Press button twice in succession.
N.B.
The system allows for settings in hours, minutes
and seconds.
If the control knob is turned more quickly, the
period of time will increase in greater steps.
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Tips for use
Cakes and
Pastries
Wich tins must I use?
Preferibly metal tins.
Tables
In order to avoid -as fas as possible- moisture
condensations or drops running down oven’s
door, it is suggested to preheat oven before
introducing food, mainly when this has a high
water contents.
The temperature and cooking time depend on
the quantity of the mixture. The tables can give
temperature margins.
Begin with the lowest value. If necessary
increase the time. To obtain an evenly browned
cake, use a lower temperature.
Type of Level Temper. Function Time
Cakes en
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C minutes
Apple pie 2 180 50
Cupcakes 3 200 15-20
Curd and apricots 1 190 65
28 cm. diameter
Cheese and plum cake 2 200 40
Aluminium tray
Chocolate biscuits 2 200 15-20
Four quarters 2 180 60
Golden biscuits 2 200 15-20
Juicy apple pie 1 180 60
Petit choux. Preheat 2-3 190 30
Baking tips
If you have your own
recipe....
Check whether the cake is
properly baked
The cakes collapses when
taken out of the oven
The cake has risen more
in the centre then at the
edges
Use a similar recipe from the above table as a
guide
10 minutes before end of the baking time, put a
skewer into the centre of the cake. If the skewer
comes out dry without cake sticking to it, it is ready.
Next time use less liquid in the mixture, or set the
oven temperature about 10
0
C less. Check the
mixting time, according to the recipe.
Do not grease the sides of the tin. After baking,
separate the cake from the tin edges, with a sharp
knife.
Type of Level Temper. Function Time
Cakes en
0
C minutes
Plum cake 2 180 65
Puff pastry 2-3 200 16-20
Preheat 10-20 min.
Soufflé 2 170 45
Soufflé 1 190 60-65
Preheat
Sponge base 2 175 40
26-28 cm. diameter. Without preheating.
Swiss roll. Preheat 2 200 12
Traditional apple 1 170-180 60
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Siemens HB24054EU/01 User manual

Category
Ovens
Type
User manual

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