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Operating and installation instructions Oven H 5141 BP, H 5241 BP

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Operation<br />

Changing the temperature<br />

If your recipe requires a temperature<br />

which is different from the<br />

recommended temperature for that<br />

function you can use the temperature<br />

selector to change it within a given<br />

range. The temperature can be<br />

changed in increments of 5°C.<br />

Function<br />

Temperature<br />

range<br />

Fan plus 30–250 °C<br />

Intensive bake 50–250 °C<br />

Moisture plus 130–250 °C<br />

Conventional heat 30–280 °C<br />

Bottom heat 100–280 °C<br />

Fan grill 50–260 °C<br />

Full grill 200–300 °C<br />

Economy grill 200–300 °C<br />

Defrost –<br />

Rapid heat-up 30–250 °C<br />

Temperature indicator<br />

The temperature indicator light will<br />

appear next to the temperature in the<br />

display. The indicator light is always on<br />

when the heating is on.<br />

When the set temperature is reached,<br />

– the oven heating switches off.<br />

– the temperature indicator light goes<br />

out.<br />

– a buzzer will sound the first time, if<br />

the buzzer is switched on; see<br />

"Settings – P2".<br />

If the temperature falls below the set<br />

temperature, the oven heating <strong>and</strong> the<br />

temperature indicator light will switch<br />

on again.<br />

Pre-heating<br />

Most dishes can be placed in a cold<br />

oven. They will then make use of the<br />

heat produced during the heating<br />

phase.<br />

It is only necessary to pre-heat the oven<br />

in a few instances:<br />

With Fan plus ,<br />

– pre-heating may be necessary for<br />

foods which cook in less than 20<br />

minutes <strong>and</strong> for foods such as puff<br />

pastries <strong>and</strong> yeast mixtures where<br />

instant heat is required to make them<br />

rise quickly.<br />

– for roasting beef/fillet.<br />

With Conventional heat <br />

– it is usually necessary to pre-heat the<br />

oven.<br />

Do not use Rapid heat-up to<br />

pre-heat the oven when baking<br />

pizzas or biscuits <strong>and</strong> small cakes.<br />

They will brown too quickly.<br />

To pre-heat the oven:<br />

Select Rapid heat-up <strong>and</strong> set a<br />

temperature.<br />

When the temperature indicator<br />

light goes out for the first time, set<br />

the oven function you require for<br />

continued cooking or baking, <strong>and</strong><br />

place the food in the oven.<br />

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