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Manuel d'utilisation - EMGA

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Control panel operation<br />

Manual operation<br />

Selecting cooking parameters<br />

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The following parameters may be set for each step:<br />

Time or core temperature (these two parameters cancel each other out: if the time is set, the core temperature<br />

parameter will automatically become inoperable, and vice-versa);<br />

Cavity temperature, or alternatively Delta T (Delta T is available only if the core temperature has been set);<br />

CLIMA LUX, if necessary, to set the humidity extraction percentage (DRY.Maxi) or the steam release<br />

percentage (STEAM.Maxi);<br />

Use the button to pass from one parameter to the next; the active parameter is indicated by one of the<br />

five icons lighting up.<br />

It is also possible to select the speed of the airflow inside the oven cavity (3 continuous speeds and 3 semistatic<br />

operating modes).<br />

To adjust the airflow speed, press the button; the active speed level is indicated on display 4.<br />

N.B.<br />

A complete cooking cycle does not necessarily require the implementation of all four steps.<br />

Only the desired steps should be set. This will not compromise oven performance.<br />

Setting the cooking duration or core temperature<br />

The cooking duration and core temperature parameters control the length of each cooking step.<br />

In general, the more food placed in the oven, the longer the period of time required to complete the cooking<br />

process and vice-versa.<br />

Instead of a cooking duration, it is possible to set a temperature value for the core probe. Once this value is<br />

reached, the next cooking step will begin or the cooking program will end as required.<br />

In this case, the cooking duration is automatically adjusted to suit the amount of food placed inside the oven<br />

cavity.<br />

A shorter duration than is required by the food - or a core temperature which is too low - will result in the<br />

food not being cooked properly.<br />

A longer cooking duration than that required by the food - or a core temperature which is too high - will result<br />

in the food drying out and burning on the surface.<br />

The time and core temperature parameters are mutually exclusive: if a duration is set, the core temperature<br />

parameter will be inoperable, and if the core temperature is set the time parameter will be inoperable.<br />

It will therefore be necessary to set either the time parameter or the core temperature parameter: if neither<br />

parameter is selected, the control panel will not allow any further parameters to be set (cavity temperature,<br />

Delta T, Climate).<br />

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