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6. FUNCTIONAL LEVEL C6<br />

6.1. TURNING ON THE OVEN<br />

To turn on the oven, simply press the button on main switch S1.<br />

The following sequence then occurs:<br />

- Green indicator led L1 illuminates;<br />

L1<br />

S1<br />

s1_alp.eps<br />

- The control panel illuminates;<br />

- Thermometer/Thermostat display TS indicates the oven<br />

temperature;<br />

- The oven light switches on;<br />

- The boiler starts filling;<br />

genva_l_alp2.eps<br />

(flashing led);<br />

- The boiler starts heating up;<br />

genvapor_alp.eps<br />

(fixed illuminated led);<br />

- The boiler is ready (led off).<br />

6.1.1 TURNING OFF THE OVEN<br />

To turn off the oven, simply press the button on main switch S1<br />

for two seconds.<br />

The oven will not switch off if the button is pressed for less than<br />

two seconds.<br />

6.2. SELECTING MANUAL/AUTO MODE<br />

When the oven is switched on the two leds above the "manual/<br />

AUTO" mode selector button start flashing.<br />

A<br />

U<br />

T<br />

O<br />

automanl_alp.eps<br />

Press the button until the led for the required operating mode<br />

illuminates.<br />

- Manual: In this mode, you must set the required cooking program<br />

each time you turn the oven on. When the oven is turned off the<br />

selected program is thus deleted.<br />

- AUTO: in this mode, you can select one of the cooking programs<br />

stored in the program archive. These programs can be set and<br />

saved as required and are not deleted when the oven is turned<br />

off. This type of oven can memorise up to 50 different cooking<br />

programs.<br />

Each time you press the manual/AUTO button the corresponding<br />

operating mode is selected.<br />

A description follows first of the Manual operating mode and then<br />

of the AUTO operating mode.<br />

6.3. MANUAL MODE<br />

When the oven is switched on press the corresponding button<br />

until the manual operating mode led illuminates.<br />

A<br />

U<br />

T<br />

O<br />

manuale_alp.eps<br />

55<br />

6.4. SELECTING THE COOKING CYCLE<br />

The relative cooking cycle leds start flashing. Select the required<br />

cooking cycle by pressing the corresponding button (for<br />

example, Mixed cycle C2).<br />

C2<br />

PAUSE<br />

c2liv6_alp.eps<br />

The corresponding button led illuminates while the others switch<br />

off.<br />

Note: During this phase you can:<br />

- change the cooking cycle by pressing another cycle button;<br />

- select the low fan speed and power option;<br />

- select the Cook and Hold option (this option is only available<br />

during Convection and Steam cycles and only at low speed and<br />

power).<br />

After selecting the required cooking cycle, the displays for Thermostat<br />

TS, Timer TM and temperature probe PRB start flashing<br />

ready to be programmed (a dashed line indicates that the<br />

displays are blank).<br />

6.5. SETTING THE COOKING TEMPERATURE<br />

Press the up and down buttons on thermostat TS to increase<br />

or reduce the flashing temperature setting shown on the<br />

display.<br />

Release the button when the required temperature setting is<br />

obtained (e.g. 200°C).<br />

ts_200_alp.eps<br />

After about 5 seconds, the display stops flashing and restores the<br />

current oven temperature.<br />

Note: Each cooking cycle (C1, C2, etc. - see paragraph above)<br />

has its own maximum temperature limit beyond which thermostat<br />

buttons TS cannot be set.<br />

In the case of steam cycle C3, no temperature setting is required<br />

since the cycle is automatically set at 100°C. Lower temperatures<br />

may instead be set to select the low-temperature steam<br />

cycle (C4).<br />

6.6. SETTING THE COOKING TIME<br />

Press the up and down buttons on timer TM to increase or<br />

reduce the flashing time setting shown in hours and minutes<br />

on the display.<br />

Release the button when the required time setting is obtained<br />

(i.e. 20 minutes).<br />

After about 5 seconds, the display stops flashing.<br />

tm_20_alp.eps<br />

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