De Dietrich DME499XD1 Owner's manual

Category
Microwaves
Type
Owner's manual
Le guide d’utilisation de votre four
Using your oven
Bedienungsanleitung Ihres Backofens
Gebruiksaanwijzing van uw oven
Betjeningsvejledning til ovnen
Instrucciones de uso de su horno
O guia de utilização do seu forno
DME499*
FR
EN
DE
NL
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PT
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Tout au long de la notice,
vous signale les consignes de sécurité,
vous signale les conseils et les astuces
Edito p.3
Conseils p.4
Comment se présente votre four ? p.5
Accessoires p.6
Comment installer votre four ?
Raccordement p.7
Dimensions utiles pour encastrer votre four p.8
Comment utiliser votre four ?
Comment mettre à l’heure votre four ? p.9
Comment utiliser le mode micro-ondes ? p.10
Décongélation automatique au micro-ondes p.11-12
Comment utiliser le mode combiné ? p.13
Comment utiliser le mode traditionnel p.14
Comment personnaliser la température de cuisson ? p.15-16
Comment faire une cuisson différée ? p.17-18
Comment utiliser la minuterie ? p.19
Comment utiliser la sécurité enfant ? p.19
Comment mettre en veille votre afficheur ? p.20
Modes de cuisson du four p.21
Comment nettoyer la cavité de votre four ? p.22
Que faire en cas d’anomalies de fonctionnement ? p.23
Qui contacter ? p.24
Sommaire
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Comment se présente votre four ?
Bouton : Marche/Arrêt
Réglages des temps et des
températures
Réglage des températures
Durée de cuisson
Fin de cuisson
Minuteur indépendant
Sélecteur de fonctions
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Le détail de votre programmateur
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1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
Indicateur de puissance
Afficheur de l’horloge et des
temps
Indicateur de température
Symbole du minuteur
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START
STOP
AUTO
1
3
2
4
5
6
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FR
Comment mettre à l'heure votre four ?
S’il n’y a pas de validation par la touche , l’enregistrement
est automatique au bout de quelques secondes.
START
STOP
Comment utiliser votre four ?
START
STOP
START
STOP
START
STOP
Remise à l’heure de l’horloge
• Appuyez simultanément sur les touches
et pendant quelques secondes
jusqu’à faire clignoter l’affichage.
• Ajustez le réglage de l’heure avec les
touches + ou -.
• Appuyez sur la touche pour valider.
A la mise sous tension
• L’afficheur clignote.
• Réglez l’heure en appuyant sur les
touches + ou - (le maintien du doigt
sur la touche permet d’obtenir un
défilement rapide)
Exemple:12h30.
• Appuyez sur la touche START/STOP
pour valider.
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Décongélation
pains et pâtes
Aliments
pain baguette
pain boule
pâte feuilletée ou brisée
Quantité
100g
200g
400g
300g
Temps
45 s à 55 s
1 à 1 min 30 s
2 min à 2 min 30 s
1 min
Aliments
coquilles St Jacques (noix)
crevettes décortiquées
crevettes roses entières
gambas (10)
langoustines
Quantité
500g
100g
200g
500g
1000g
Temps
5 min
1 min 30 s à 2 min
5 à 7 min
11 à 13 min
10 à 11 min
Aliments
filets de cabillaud ou d’é-
glefin
merlans, colinots
soles, carrelets (2)
tranches de colin
lieu, saumon
truites (3)
Quantité
400g
500g
300g
1 unité
4 unités
540g
Temps
3 à 4 min
3 à 4 min
2 min à 2 min 30 s
1 min 30 s à 2 min
4 à 5 min
4 à 5 min
Aliments
coquelets, pigeon
escalope de poulet (2)
cuisses de poulet (4)
poulet entier
côtes de veau
rôti de boeuf
steaks hachés (4)
viandes en morceaux
Quantité
500g à 600g
200g
1000g
1000g
600g
1000g
360g
600g
Temps
5 à 7 min
3 à 4 min
7 à 9 min........
11 à 13 min
5 min
10 min
3 à 4 min
6 à 7 min
Aliments
fraises
framboises, griottes
groseilles, myrtilles, cassis
Quantité
250g
250g
250g
Temps
2 à 3 min
2 à 3 min
2 min 3 s à 4 min
Décongélation
crustacés
Décongélation
poissons
Décongélation
viandes
Décongélation
fruits
poser dans le
plat verre posé
sur la sole
poser dans le
plat verre posé
sur la sole
.....retounez à mi-temps
poser dans le
plat verre posé
sur la sole
poser dans le
plat verre posé
sur la sole
poser dans le
plat verre posé
sur la sole
Décongélation automatique au micro-ondes
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Modes de cuisson
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35°C
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Throughout this manual,
indicates safety recommendations,
indicates advice to help you make the
best use of your oven
Introduction p.27
Recommendations p.28
Your oven p.29
Accessories p.30
How to install your oven
Electrical connections p.31
Dimensions for installation use p.32
How to use your oven
How to set the clock p.33
Using the microwave p.34
Using the Microwave for automatic defrosting p.35-36
Using as a combination oven p.37
Using as a conventional oven p.38
Entering your own choice of cooking temperature p.39-40
Carrying out deferred cooking? p.41-42
How to use the timer p.43
Using the child safety p.43
Putting your display on standby mode p.44
Cooking methods p.45
Cleaning the oven cavity p.46
Troubleshooting p.47
How to contact us p.48
Contents
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Introduction
Dear Customer,
Thank you for buying a DE DIETRICH oven.
Our design staff have produced a new generation of kitchen equipment, to
make everyday cooking a pleasure.
You will find that the clean lines and modern look of your DE DIETRICH oven
blends in perfectly with your kitchen décor. It is easy to use and performs to a
high standard.
DE DIETRICH also makes a range of products that will enhance your kitchen
such as hobs, extractor hoods, built-in dishwashers, microwave ovens and refri-
gerators. There are models to complement your new DE DIETRICH oven.
Of course, we make every effort to ensure that our products meet all your
requirements, and our Customer Relations department is at your disposal, to
answer all your questions and to listen to all your suggestions (see back cover
of manual).
De Dietrich is certain that by setting new standards of excellence by which com-
parisons can be made, customers will find that De Dietrich appliances offer a
better and more exciting way of living.
The DE DIETRICH name.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
This appliance's packaging material is recyclable. Help recycle it and protect the
environment by dropping it off in the municipal receptacles provided for this purpo-
se. Your appliance also contains a great amount of recyclable material. It is marked
with this label to indicate the used appliances that should not be mixed with other
waste. This way, the appliance recycling organised by your manufacturer will be
done under the best possible conditions, in compliance with European Directive
2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. Contact your town hall or your
retailer for the used appliance collection points closest to your home.
We thank you doing your part to protect the environment.
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•
Your apparatus is designed solely for household use - cooking, heating or defrosting food-
stuffs. The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for any other inappropriate use of the oven.
•
Before you use your microwave oven, make sure that all the recipients and accessories
are suitable for use with it (e.g. flameproof glass, porcelain, etc.).
•
To avoid damaging your unit never turn it on when it is empty or the support plate is not
in place.
•
Do not touch the openings in the locks on the front; this may create damage to the oven
requiring outside repair.
•
Keep a close eye on the oven when products to be heated or cooked are in containers
made of throwaway plastic, paper or any other combustible material. They may be subject
to spontaneous burning.
•
We do not recommend using metal recipients, knives, forks or spoons or metal staples
used on defrosting sachets.
However, it is possible to heat up food in covered aluminium trays provided they are
fairly shallow (no more than 4 cm high). They will take slightly longer to heat. Make sure the
tray is in the middle on the bottom and there is a gap of at least 1 cm between the sides of
the tray and the metal walls and the door.
•
For babies:
- Baby bottles must be heated without the teat, the liquid must be shaken and its
temperature checked with the back of the hand before being given to the child.
- Baby food must be mixed and its temperature checked before being given to the child
for avoiding any risks of possibly serious internal burning.
WARNING
: Do not let children use the oven unwatched unless they have received
appropriate ins-tructions and you are sure the child can use the oven correctly and that
he understands the dangers of not using the oven as it should be.
•
We recommend you to cover your food in most cases; it will be tastier and your unit will
remain clean. However, before cooking food or heating drinks in a bottle or any
hermetically closed container, remo-ve the cork or lid to avoid any risks of explosion.
•
Never heat or cook eggs in the microwave in their shells, a dish or on a plate. They are
liable to explode even after the cooking has finished and risk causing serious burns and/or
irreparable damage to your microwave oven.
•
Microwave heating of beverages can result in delayed eruptive boiling, therefore care must
be taken when handling the container.
•
For small quantities (sausages, croissants, etc.) place a glass of water beside the food.
•
Cooking times that are too long will dry out the food and burn it. To avoid this, never use
the same cooking times as you use for your traditional oven.
•
If you see any smoke, keep the oven door closed, turn the oven off and
disconnect it.
•
Do not clean the appliance with a steam cleaner.
•
The appliance gets hot during use. Do not touch the heater elements inside the oven.
Keep young children well away.
Recommendations: Important safety instructions
Read carefully and keep for future reference.
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Your oven
START/STOP button
Time and temperature
adjustment
Temperature adjustment
Cooking time
Cooking complete
Independent timer
Programme selector
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2
3
4
5
6
7
The oven programmer
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1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
Power indicator
Clock and time display
Temperature indicator
Timer indicator
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START
STOP
AUTO
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3
2
4
5
6
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Accessories
To keep your oven clean whatever cooking you are doing, put
your glass dish on the bottom of the oven.
Never touch your pans with bare hands when cooking is over.
FOR AUSTRALIA ONLY (Legal instruction)
Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
The appliance is not intented for use by young children or infirm person without supervision.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a simi-
larly qualified person in order to avoid hazard.
During use the appliance becomes hot. Care should be taken to avoid touching heating elements insi-
de the oven.
WARNING : Ensure the appliance is switched off before replacing the lamp to avoid the possibility of
electric shock.
WARNING
: Accessible parts may become hot when the grill is used. Children should be
kept away.
For service issues, telephone number: 1300
Do not install the product if you see any damage on it.
•
The grill (Fig.01):
may be used to toast,
brown or grill. The grill must under no circum-
stances be used with other metal containers
in the microwave, grill + microwave or fan
cooking + microwave functions.
However, you may heat food in an aluminium
tray by using a plate to separate it from the
grill.
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The glass drip tray (Fig.02):
It may be
used half filled with water for "bain marie"
cooking or fan cooking. It may be used as a
cooking dish.
Comments:
Ensure that the drip tray is correctly cen-
tred on the side grills so that air circulation is
not altered.
•
The grill + the glass drip tray:
for
roasting and to recover cooking juices,
place the grill on the drip tray
(Fig.03)
.
Fig.01
Fig.02
Fig.03
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How to install your oven
Operating voltage.......................................................................220-240 V ~ 50 Hz
Total power used in cooking.......................................................................3,56 kW
Nominal power of grill..................................................................................1,5 kW
Power output in microwaves........................................................................1000 W
Energy consumption
-while heating to 175°C...........................................................................0,29 kWh
-to maintain 175°C for 1 hour...................................................................0,78 kWh
TOTAL....................................................................................................1,07 kWh
Microwave oven 1h to 1000W...........................................................2,06kWh
Effective volume......................................................................................32 litres
Certain internal components can cause electric shocks, even after the power has been
turned off. For any repairs requiring the removal of a protective cover providing
protection against exposure to microwaves, only qualified staff can work on the
appliance without the risk of danger. If the power cable is damaged, it must be repla-
ced by the manufacturer, his after-sales service department or similarly qualified
personnel in order to avoid all risks of danger.
Connecting up
Electrical connection should be done before installing the appliance in the cabinet, in com-
pliance with the assembly instructions and with local regulations.
When the appliance is connected to the power grid, an all-pole cutoff device (with a contact
opening of at least 3 mm) must be installed on the power side in order to respect safety rec-
ommendations.
NOTE: When powering up your appliance, your oven's electronic system will switch
on. Lighting will be disactivated for a few seconds.
We cannot be held responsible for any accident resulting from an inexistent, defec-
tive or incorrect ground lead.
If the power supply cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its
after-sales service department to prevent hazards.
The safety wire (green-yellow) is connected to the appliance's ground terminal
and must be connected to the ground lead of the electrical set-up.
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Dimensions for installation use
Your oven is for built in.
The oven has an high-performance air circulation system which gives remarkable results for
cooking , as long as the following points are applied:
The oven may be fitted either underneath a work surface or in a suitable sized column
unit. Cut a hole measuring 50 mm x 50 mm in the back wall of the insert space for the elec-
tric cable to pass through (See diagram, left).
Centre the oven in the unit, and make that it is at least 2 mm from any other unit be-
side it.
The unit must be heat-resistant (or covered with heat-resistant material).
The oven must be disconnected from the power supply while it is being installed in the
unit.
For greater stability, attach the oven to the cabinet with 2 screws using the holes pro-
vided for this purpose on either side of the front inner panels. Before doing this, drill 2 x Ø
3 mm holes in the cabinet panel to avoid splitting the wood.
560
595
540
22
376
380
560-580
20
50
10
50
550
mini
560-580
550 mini
400
310
390
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How to set the clock
If you forget to confirm the time by pressing button , the
oven will do it automatically after a few seconds.
START
STOP
How to use your oven
START
STOP
START
STOP
START
STOP
Altering the clock
• Press on both and buttons
together for a few seconds until the dis-
play blinks.
• Adjust the time using the + or - buttons.
• Confirm the time by pressing
W hen the oven is first
switched on at the mains
• The display blinks.s
• Press on the + and - buttons until
the correct time is shown (Keeping a
finger on the button, rather than
tapping it, is quicker).
The example shows:12.30.
• Press the START/STOP button to
confirm.
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YOUR OVEN HAS 2 MICROWAVE COOKING MODES:
Modes ,
Warning
: Do not turn your oven on under
any circumstances in either of these two
modes if it is empty.
With touch control , select your
cooking mode .
Setting the cooking time:
- Press control which will start flashing.
- Set the time by pressing the + or -
controls.
E.g. 30 seconds
Setting the power:
- Press control , which will start
flashing.
- Set the power by pressing the + or -
controls.
Example : 800W
- Make sure the door is shut correctly.
Confirm your setting with the START/STOP
button.
Your oven will then start up and count down
the cooking time second by second.
If needs be, cooking can be stopped by
pressing the START/STOP button for a second.
OPENING THE DOOR DURING COOKING
If you open the oven door when cooking, the cooking cycle will be stopped.
To re-start cooking, close the door and press the START/STOP button.
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AUTO
Using the microwave
How to use your oven
AUTO
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START
STOP
START
STOP
AUTO
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START
STOP
AUTO
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START
STOP
AUTO
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The mode does not require its power to be reset.
AUTO
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Using the Microwave for automatic defrosting
The hours of waiting for your food to defrost are finished with your microwave oven! The
microwave is the deep-freeze's best
ally, as it enables you to defrost your frozen food up to ten times quicker than by just
leaving it in the open air.
Recommendations :
- Defrosting times vary depending on the type of apparatus. They also depend on the size,
shape, initial temperature and quality of the food.
- Make sure that you remove any metallic attachments on food packaging when
defrosting.
- If there are any ice crystals on the food, scrape them off beforehand with a knife.
Otherwise the ice will create a screen and slow down defrosting.
- Put meat or fish on an overturned saucer for defrosting. This enables any juice liable to
trigger off a cooking process by being in contact with the food to drip away.
- To make your defrosting as homogeneous as possible, separate chicken escalope, fish
fillets, or pieces of meat as soon as you can.
- Turn the food over or mix it up when it is half-defrosted.
- Leave food to rest after defrosting it. Normally the rest time = defrosting time.
- Never refreeze any defrosted food before it has been cooked.
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Using the Microwave for automatic defrosting
Defrosting-
bread and
pastry
Food
pain baguette
round loaves
crusty and puff
pastry
Quantity
100g
200g
400g
300g
Time
45 s to 55 s
1 to 1 min 30 s
2 min to 2 min 30 s
1 min
Food
scallops
peeled shrimps
whole shrimps
gambas (10)
prawns
Quantity
500g
100g
200g
500g
1000g
Time
5 min
1 min 30 s to 2 min
5 to 7 min
11 to 13 min
10 to 11 min
Food
cod or haddock fillets
whiting, codling
sole, plaice (2)
fish steaks
hake salmon
trout (3)
Quantity
400g
500g
300g
1 at a time
4 at a time
540g
Time
3 to 4 min
3 to 4 min
2 min to 2 min 30 s
1 min 30 s to 2 min
4 to 5 min
4 to 5 min
Food
small cockerel,pigeon
chicken escalope (2)
legs of chicken (4)
whole chicken,
veal chops
roast beef
minced steaks (4)
meat in pieces
Quantity
500g to 600g
200g
1000g
1000g
600g
1000g
360g
600g
Time
5 to 7 min
3 to 4 min
7 to 9 min......
11 to 13 min
5 min
10 min
3 to 4 min
6 to 7 min
Food
strawberries
raspberries,cherries
red currants,myrtle
berries,black currants
Quantity
250g
250g
250g
Time
2 to 3 min
2 to 3 min
2 min 3 s to 4 min
Defrosting
sea food
Defrosting
fish
Defrosting
meat
Defrosting
fruit
place in a glass
dish on the
bottom
place in a glass
dish on the
bottom
place in a glass
dish on the
bottom
place in a glass
dish on the
bottom
place in a glass
dish on the
bottom
.....turn, halfway through
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EN
Your oven has two modes that combine traditional and microwave cooking:
,
Warning: Do not use your oven under any cir-
cumstances in any of these two cooking
modes if it is empty.
- With touch control , select your
cooking mode
Setting the cooking time:
-Press control which will start flashing.
- Set the time by pressing the + or - controls.
E.g. 30 seconds
- Setting the power:
- Press control °C/w, 200W which will start
flashing.
- Set the power by pressing the + or -
controls.
E.g. 100W
Adjustment of the temperature :
- Press control °C/w, °C which will start
flashing.
- Set the power by pressing the + or -
controls.
E.g. 200°C
- Make sure the door is shut correctly.
Confirm your setting with the START/STOP button.
Your oven will then start up and count down the cooking time
second by second.
You can alter the time settings, power rating and cooking temperature while the oven is
cooking.
If needs be, cooking can be stopped by pressing the START/STOP button for a second.
OPENING THE DOOR DURING COOKING
If you open the oven door when cooking, the cooking cycle will be stopped.
To re-start cooking, close the door and press the START/STOP button.
START
STOP
AUTO
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Using as a combination oven
START
STOP
AUTO
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START
STOP
AUTO
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START
STOP
AUTO
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Using as a conventional oven
The resistors are the only source of energy in this mode.
Modes:
• Select the cooking mode
Select the program of your choice with the
:
E.g.: position " ".
You can scroll through the cooking programs by
keeping your finger on the touch control
The proposed temperature is displayed:
E.g. : 200°C.
• Push the START/STOP touch control to
start cooking.
Your oven proposes the most frequently used temperature.
You may nevertheless adjust this temperature yourself.
• Press the °C/w touch control
.
The °C symbol flashes.
• Adjust the temperature using the + or -
touch controls.
•
Confirm your choice by pressing the
°C touch control.
Even if pressing
°C/w
, does not
confirm your choice immediately, your programme will be validated automatically a few
seconds later.
During cooking, the chosen temperature blinks. When the oven is hot enough the display
glows steadily and a beep sounds for 3 seconds.
Exception:
Variable power grill:
Power level proposed: Turbo gril = 66%
- Can be adjusted from - 1 - = 50% to - 4 - = 100%
- Cooking can be stopped by pressing the START/STOP button for a
second.
In the traditional cooking mode you do not need to specify a cooking time.
START
STOP
AUTO
START
STOP
AUTO
START
STOP
AUTO
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De Dietrich DME499XD1 Owner's manual

Category
Microwaves
Type
Owner's manual

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