Kuppersbusch MW 800.0 Manuel utilisateur

"The sections have been so arranged that you can find everything referring to your MW800.0 microwave. We

recommend you do NOT LOSE any item of this User Guide, because if you have any problems you will find the

answers here. If after consulting the User Guide you cannot find an answer to your problem or worry, contact our

Customer After-Sales Service."

COMPONENTS 2

INSTALLATION 3

• Before installing the oven 3

• Place 3

• Electrical installation 3

OPERATION 4

• Use of the microwave 4

• What are microwaves? 4

• Accessories 5

• Programming the clock 5

• Programming the time and power 6

• Power level 6

• Cooking with different sequences 7

• To interrupt cooking 7

• Independent timer 8

• Programmed start 8

• "+ 1 minute" function 9

• Automatic defrosting function 9

• Manual defrosting 10

• "One Touch" function for potatoes, beverages and reheating 10

• "One Touch" for potatoes 10

• "One Touch" for heating beverages 11

• "One Touch" for reheat function 11

• Memory function 11

• Cooking chart 12

• Defrosting chart 13

• Reheating chart 13

MAINTENANCE 14

• Cleaning the microwave 14

USEFUL HINTS 15

About:

• Use of the microwave 15

• Cooking food 15

• Manual defrosting 16

• The amount of food 16

• The humidity content 16

• Pressure in foods 16

• The standing time 17

• Arranging food 17

• The tools and containers to use 17

• How to check whether a container is suitable for microwave cooking 18

• Container shape 19

• Trouble shooting 19

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 20

ENGLISH

CONTENTS

Control panel

1. Digital display

2. Automatic defrost push-button

3. One Touch push-buttons

4. Cooking time selector switch

5. Power selector switch

6. Independent timer selector switch

7. Time and Power regulator keys

8. Memory push-button

9. Clock push-button

10. START push-button

11. "+ 1 minute" push-button

12. Door open key

13. Cancel push-button

Symbols

Meat Defrost

Chicken Cooking time

Fish Microwave power

Potato Stop

Reheat Start

Beverage Open door

Memory Acoustic signal

Clock

"+ 1 minute" function "One Touch" function "Independent timer" function

Cabinet

1. Ventilation openings

2. Cabinet

3. Safety latches

4. Door seal

5. Door glass

6. Sticker with After-sales service

code number

7. Control panel

8. Turntable support plate

9. Mains cord

Ventilation grid (rear)

COMPONENTS

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• BEFORE INSTALLING THE OVEN

Make sure that the oven door closes correctly and that the seal is not damaged.

• PLACE

Take account of the following recommendations when installing the microwave:

1 Keep it away from heat sources (e.g. oven). Heat affects correct appliance operation.

2 Keep a distance of about 3 cm between the wall and the back part.

Allow a minimum space of 3 cm between the microwave top and the unit, if the

appliance is to be installed below a unit.

Taking account of these recommendations guarantees suitable ventilation.

3 Place the microwave on a flat and stable surface that is strong enough to hold the oven and the additional weight

(food - utensils). Remember that the control panel side is the heavy side.

4 The oven ventilation openings must NOT be covered. Blocking the ventilation or

the openings may affect correct oven operation and give poor cooking results.

5 Install the oven at least 2 m from radio, television or aerial to avoid interference.

• ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

Before connecting the microwave oven:

- Check that the electrical supply voltage is correct.

- Have a socket with earth discharge suitable for the product's power.

- Use protective fuses for the line.

Do NOT change the plug for any reason, shortening the mains cord.

Do not use multiple sockets or adapters to make the connection, either.

N.B.:

If you do not have a socket with earth, contact a specialist to make a correct earth connection.

This recommendation is for SAFETY REASONS. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE change the plug shortening the

mains cord, or use adapters to make the connection.

Important:

All our units are manufactured to the strictest safety standards.

For total user protection THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED.

If you do not have a correct earth connection, contact a specialist for its installation. The manufacturer will

accept no responsibility for injury to persons or damage to objects arising from the non-observance of this

requirement, even with the additional protection of a differential circuit breaker.

INSTALLATION

• USE OF THE MICROWAVE

- Do not use the oven cavity for storage purposes.

Do not leave paper, cooking utensils or food in the cavity

when not in use.

- Make sure that children do not swing on the door when it is

open.

The oven should not be operated empty when using microwaves.

Operation in this manner is likely to damage the appliance.

If you want to practice programming, put a glass of water inside the oven,

to absorb the microwaves.

• WHAT ARE MICROWAVES?

Microwaves are like TV waves or light waves.

You cannot see them, but you can see their effect.

Just as ordinary daylight passes through glass, plastic or air, microwaves pass

through materials like paper, glass, porcelain, plastic and air. These materials do

not contain water or metal and will consequently not be heated up by the

microwaves. Microwaves are reflected by metal in the same way as light is

reflected by a mirror.

Microwaves are absorbed by water, oil and fat. The water, oil and fat molecules are excited by microwaves and

rub against each other, thus producing heat, and the rubbing speed determines the temperature. This is why the

food heats so quickly. Microwave energy is not hot. It simply causes the food to produce its own heat.

When we heat food with infrared waves (e.g. GRILL) in a traditional oven, the

heat reaches the food surface and then reaches its centre by conduction. Food

has a rather poor ability to conduct heat and thus needs a long time to heat up.

Using microwaves saves time. You save time and electricity, especially when

cooking small amounts of food.

An example:

if you boil fish in a sauce-pan with water, the energy must first heat the pan and then the water which will heat

the fish. In a microwave oven nearly all the energy is converted into heat inside the food which cooks more

quickly, saving electricity and a lot of time.

Cooking time: 20-25 min. Cooking time: 10 min.

OPERATION

• ACCESSORIES

Turntable support

- Use the support under the glass turntable.

- Do not put any tool on the support, only the glass turntable.

- The support can be washed in the dishwasher.

Positioning:

- Put the support on the seat in the bottom of the microwave (internal cavity).

Glass turntable

- Use the turntable with all cooking methods. The turntable collects the dripping

juices and food particles that otherwise would stain the inside of the oven.

- The turntable can be washed in the dishwasher.

Positioning

- Put the glass turntable on the support.

• PROGRAMMING the CLOCK

When the microwave is first plugged in or after a power failure, the display shows: ". : ."

User action Oven reaction

1. Press the Clock push-button. The clock indicator is lit.

2. Using the Time and

Power setting keys,

enter the exact time.

3. Press the Clock push-button. The clock starts to work.

- If an incorrect time is entered when entering the time, an acoustic signal is heard and the Digital Display

will show "Err".

OPERATION

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• PROGRAMMING TIME AND POWER

User action Oven reaction

1. Press the Cooking Time Maximum microwave power

Selector switch. level is set automatically.

2. Enter the desired cooking The time selected will be

time by means of the Time shown on the Digital

tand Power Setting Keys. Display.

3. Press the Power Selector

switch, if a power level

other than maximum is

desired.

4. Enter the power level The Digital Display will

desired using the Time show the power level

and Power setting keys. selected.

5. Press the START push- The microwave will start

button. to work. The count down

will be shown on the

Digital Display.

6. When the cooking time has

elapsed an acoustic signal is

heard.

•To select the Power Level remember that:

P1: * is used to melt butter, soften cheese and ice creams.

* to defrost delicate foods in manual defrost.

P2 - P3: * to gently reheat stews.

* for manual defrost.

P4 - P5: * for sauces, dishes based on egg and cheese.

* to finish cooking stews.

P6 - P7: * to cook foods which cannot be stirred.

P8 - P9: * to cook vegetables, fish, meat, etc.

P10: * for quick heating of drinks, water, light soups, coffee, tea and other foods with high water content.

* if the food contains eggs or cream select a lower level.

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OPERATION

• To alter the power level during cooking, there is no need to stop microwave operation.

To do this:

1. Press the Power Selector switch.

2. Select the new power by using the Time and Power setting keys.

3. The microwaves will continue, cooking at the new power set.

• To cook in sequences or different stages in the same operation.

This microwave oven accepts the programming of cooking divided into sequences or different stages within the

same operation.

As an example:

For preparation which requires total cooking divided into two stages each with different time and power, in the first

stage 4 minutes at maximum power and second stage 3 minutes at minimum power.

To do this:

1. Perform all the steps of the time and power programming for the first stage, in our case 4 minutes at maximum

power.

2. Then program time and power for the second stage, in our case 3 minutes at minimum power.

3. Press the START push-button, to start the cooking.

Note: to carry out cooking in sequences, repeat the time and power programming a maximum of 4 times.

•To interrupt cooking, if you wish to check, stir or turn the food:

1. Open the microwave door - the cooking will stop.

When the microwave door is opened the cooking time and function selected

remain set.

2. Check, stir or turn the food.

3. Close the oven door.

4. Press the START push-button, to start cooking again.

The cooking continues from where it was interrupted.

5. At the end of cooking an acoustic signal is heard .

•If you do NOT want to continue cooking:

1. Remove the food from the oven.

2. Close the microwave oven door.

3. Press the Cancel push-button.

OPERATION

• INDEPENDENT TIMER

- This is an extra clock which works independently of the microwave oven. Its purpose is to emit an acoustic signal

which "advises" that a set time has passed.

- It is a timer where "an accessory time" can be programmed. When this has elapsed, a sound signal will warn that

the time has passed.

To use the timer:

1. Push the Independent Timer selector Switch.

2. Enter the time required, using the Time and Power Setting Keys.

3. Push the START push-button.

•For a Programmed Start.

The Independent Timer function can be used for a Programmed Start.

For example:

You want the microwave to start working after 60 minutes. At the end of this time it begins cooking for 10 minutes at

power P3.

Take into account that the food will be inside the microwave for 60 minutes and the microwave will automatically

begin cooking.

To do this:

1. Press the Independent Timer Selector Switch.

2. Enter the time required, in our case 60 minutes.

3. Press the Cooking Time Selector switch.

4. Indicate the cooking time by using the Timer and Power setting keys, in our case 10 minutes.

5. Press the Power Selector switch.

6. Indicate the power required by using the Timer and Power setting keys, in our case P3.

7. Press the START push-button.

In agreement with our example:

During the first 60 minutes the microwaves do not work. When this time has passed the cooking process will begin

automatically in agreement with the time and power programmed (10 minutes at power P3).

Note:

This function can program times of up to 99 minutes.

OPERATION

• "+ 1 MINUTE" FUNCTION

The "+ 1 minute" function lets you add "1 minute" to the cooking.

This can be used to increase the cooking time in multiples of "1 minute".

To do this, push the "+ 1 minute" push-button repeatedly.

The "+ 1 minute" function lets you cook food for "1 minute" at maximum power.

User action Oven reaction

1. Press the "+ 1 minute"

push-button.

2. Press the START push-

button.

The power level will be set to

maximum.

The cooking time is displayed.

The microwaves begin to work.

The Digital Display displays the

cooking time, counting down.

When the cooking time has

elapsed an acoustic signal is

heard.

• AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING FUNCTION

User action Oven reaction

1. Select the type of food by

pressing one of the Automatic

Defrosting push-buttons.

This microwave can choose

between three different types

of food: meat, chicken or fish.

2. Enter the food weight in grams

(50-2000 g) using the Time and

Power Setting Keys.

3. Press the START push-button.

Note: When half the defrosting time has passed, an acoustic signal is heard to advise that the food should be

turned, guaranteeing a better final result. To do this, open the microwave door, remove the food to turn it, close the

door and press START to continue. If you do not want to turn the food, the microwave continues the process

automatically.

The Digital Display lights up

indicating defrosting.

The Digital Display displays the

weight of the food in grams.

Defrosting begins. The Digital

Display displays the defrosting

time.

At the end of defrosting an

acoustic signal is heard.

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OPERATION

•Manual defrosting

To do this:

1. Enter the time required for defrosting by pressing the Cooking Time Selector Switch.

2. Select the Power Level.

P2 and P3 are generally the power levels recommended for defrosting, apart from delicate food, where power

level P1 is recommended.

Press the START push-button, to start defrosting.

3. At the end of defrosting an acoustic signal is heard.

•"ONE TOUCH" FUNCTION FOR POTATOES, BEVERAGES AND REHEATING

The One Touch function is ideal when cooking potatoes and heating beverage or reheating a plate of foods or a bowl

of soup simply and quickly, with no need to program time or power.

•"One Touch" for Potatoes

The One Touch function for potatoes is designed for the cooking of about 200 grams weight.

User Action Oven reaction

Note: When half the cooking time has passed, an acoustic signal is heard to advise that the food should be turned,

guaranteeing a better final result. To do this, open the microwave door, remove the food to turn it, close the door and

press START to continue. If you do not want to turn the food, the microwave continues the process automatically.

1. Press the One Touch push-

button which indicates

POTATOES.

2. Indicate the amount of potatoes

to be cooked, using the Time

and Power setting keys.

Use only keys 1 - 2 - 3 and 4.

3. Press the START push-button.

The Digital Display lights up

indicating that you must enter

the amount of POTATOES to be

cooked.

The Digital Display

automatically displays the

cooking time.

The microwave oven starts to

work.

At the end of cooking an

acoustic signal is heard.

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