Foster 7120 043 manuel d'utilisation
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Foster spa via M.S. Ottone, 18/20 42041 Brescello (RE) - Italy tel. +39.0522.687425 - tel. Servizio Assistenza +39.0522.684450 fax +39.0522.686019 - fax Servizio Ricambi +39.0522.962166 e-mail: service@fosterspa.com www .fosterspa.com USER'S MANUAL FOR BUILT-IN OVEN Multifun ct ion KS , cod. 71 2 0 0 4 3 cod. 9606801[...]
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In Über einstimmu ng mit den Anf orderun gen der Eu ropäischen Richtlinie 2002/96/EG übe r Elektro- und Elek tronik-Altgeräte (WEEE) i st vorliege ndes Gerät mi t einer Ma rkierung ve rsehen. Sie leisten einen po sitiven B eitrag für den Sc hutz der Umwelt un d die Gesundh eit des Me nschen, we nn Sie d ieses Gerä t einer g esondert en Abfal[...]
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Table of contents Instructions for the user 3-6 Installation instruction 6-9 Control panel 10 Description of cooking functions 11-12 Cooking table 13 Using the grill 14 Using the rotisserie 14 Minute minder 15 End of cooking 120’ 15 Analog programmer 16 Analog timer 16 Electronic programmer 17-29 Turning plate 30-31 Replacing the oven light 32 Re[...]
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Thank you for choosing one of our products. It will offer you many years of excellent performance. Please carefully read the instructions and suggestions contained in this manual for correct use of our products. TECHNICAL DATA Dimensions: Height: 59 1mm Width: 597mm Depth: 547mm Voltage regulations: 220 - 230V~ 50/60Hz Electrical connection: Make s[...]
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DECLARATION OF CE COMPLIANCE This appliance is in compliance with the following European Directives: 93/68 General regulations 2006/95/CE Concerning low tensions 89/336/CEE Electromagnetic compatibility CE Regulation n° 1935/2004 : this appliance is suitable to come in contact with food products. INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER This manual is an integra[...]
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Improper repair work can cause serious accidents, damage the appliance and equipment as well as impair proper operat ion. Appliances repaired in technic al service centres must undergo routine te sts, especial ly a continuity test of the earth circuit. THIS PRODUCT WAS DESIGNED FOR HOME USE. THE MANUFACTUR ER WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR DAMAGE TO P[...]
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All work on the appliances must be carried out by qualified personnel. For maintenance, moving, installation and cleaning of the appliance use suitable prevention and protection equipment (gloves, etc.). Lifting and moving of appliances weighing more than 25 kg must be carried out using proper equipment, or by two persons, in order to avoid risks o[...]
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A A A A 90 470 min. 580-583 580-583 470 min. 90 15 500 500 560 90 560 523 597 22 591 465 A A A A Multifunction oven Static oven Pic. 1a Pic. 1b 7[...]
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85-90 85-90 592-593 550 min. 550 min. 85-90 600 564 564 Pics. 1c-1d : Installation scheme for the oven with reversable door Pic. 1c 8[...]
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12,9 25 4,6 597 560 525 575 591 25 520 Front panel (side view) Fixing screw Oven door (upper view) Fixing screw (1 on each corner) Pic. 1d 9[...]
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Control panel 1. Thermostat 2. Selector 3. Electronic timer 4. End of cooking 4 5 6 2 1 1 5/6 3 6/5 2 5. Green light 6. Yellow light 7. Minute minder 8. Analog programme r and Analog timer 7 5 6 2 1 1 6 8 5 2 1 0[...]
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Selector functions: TRADITIONAL OVEN COOKING By turning the thermostat knob, a desired temperature of 50 ° C to 250 ° C can be selected. The ye llow light will go off when the oven has reached the desired temperature. It is recommended that the oven is pre-heated befor e introducing the food. CENTRAL GRILL ELEMENT By turning the thermostat knob, [...]
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LIGHT ONLY BOTTOM ELEMENT ONLY Select the desired temperature betwe en 50 ° C and 250 ° C. Suitable for very slow cook ing and warming up of food. TOP HEATING ELEMENT Select the thermostat t emperature from 50 ° C to 250 ° C. For keeping cooked food warm or gently reheating. GRILL + TURNSPIT By turning the thermostat knob, a desired temperature[...]
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Sugge s t e d Pe r sonal 175 2 55 - 65 175 3 60 - 70 175 3 60 - 70 200 3 8 - 10 200 3 25 - 35 200 3 25 - 35 180 3 30 - 45 200 3 25 - 35 200 3 10 - 15 200 2 35 - 45 200 3 15 - 20 225 2 40 - 50 200 2 120 - 150 200 2 60 - 90 200 2 30 - 40 200 2 120 - 180 200 2 150 - 210 200 2 60 - 90 175 2 about 240 200 2 60 - 90 200 2 90 - 15 0 175 2 90 - 18 0 220 2 [...]
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How to use the grill Lay the food in the wire shelf or in a tray in case of small pieces. The rack must be positioned in the highest runner possible and the grease drip pan in the runner below. Close the door and turn on the grill. CAUTION: WHILE THE G RILL IS OPERATING, THE ACCESSIBLE PARTS ARE VERY HOT. KEEP CHILDREN WELL AWAY FROM THE OVEN. Note[...]
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Pic. 3 Pic. 4 Programming your oven with mechan ical 60 minutes timer - Pic. 3 The regulating knob (pi c. 3) must be turned in a clockwise direction until it reaches the 60 minutes position and then turned to the desired time by turning the knob i n a counter clockwise direction. The oven will not be turned off automatically. A minute counter ringi[...]
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Analog timer - Pic. 6 Setting the clock: to set the clock, press and turn the knob “A” in a clockwise or anticlockwise direction. Analog programmer - Pic. 5 Regulate time by pressing and turni ng the knob "A" anti-clockwise. Select the beginning of cooking time by pulling a nd turning the kn ob "A" anti- clockwise until the [...]
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Electronic programmer - Pic. 7 The electronic programmer is a device which groups together the following functions: - 24 hours clock with illumi nated display - Timer (up to 23 hours and 5 9 min.) - Program for automatic beginning and end of cooking - Program for semi-automatic cooking (either start or finish only). Description of buttons “ TIMER[...]
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Digital clock Clock numbers show hours (0-24) an d minutes. Upon immediate hooking up of the oven or after a blackout, three zeros will flash on the programmer pane l. To set the hour it is necess ary to push simultaneously the + buttons and AT THE SAME TIME to push the [+] button or [-] until you have set the exact hour. The regulation speed depen[...]
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Timer = buzzer The timer program consists only of a buzzer which may be set for a maximum period of 23 hours and 59 min. To set the timer, push the button and, at the same time, [ + ] or [ - ] until you read the desired time on the display. After the setting, the clock hour and the symbol will appear. The countdown will start immediately and may be[...]
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USING TH E ELECTR ONIC PROGR AMM ER (pic. 8) F U N C T I O N T imer Min us s e tting Te m pe ratu re S e t t i ng t h e c lo c k Swi t ch the ove n on ; 00.00 will appe a r in blinking mode on the display. t he dis p la y. T o s et t he c l oc k, si mu lt a ne ou s l y p r es s t h e du r a ti on and end of cooking k eys toge t her. U sing the +/- [...]
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Semiau tomatic op eration w ith cooking du ration Sele ct cooking du ra tion fu nc t ion a nd set requi r ed duration with the +/- keys on the right . “AUTO” (B) and cookpo t (C) s ym bols appear. If t ime of day = cooking end t ime t he r e lay o utput an d the c ook p ot sym b ol (C) ar e swi tched off . T he audible sign a l sound s. The sym[...]
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A t 13.15 h. (14.00 h. minus 45 min ut e s ) t he oven turns on autom atical ly. During cooking time t he cookpot butto n (C) and “AU TO” (B ) swi tch on . A t 14.00 h. the oven turns o ff autom a tically , “ AU TO” (B) fl ashes. The cookpot button (C) switche s off and a buzze r goes on u nt il it is s t op p e d. Minut e co unter Sele ct [...]
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Sw itc h func tio ns The f ollowing functions c a n be se t by turn ing the s witch knob. The fo llo w i ng w i ll b e s how n o n th e displa y: Light 190°C 50°C 190°C 250°C 165°C 165°C 165°C Defrost The t em peratur e shown on the di sp lay can be ch anged via the keys +/- on the left . In cre as e or dec rease is in 5°C st eps, from a mi[...]
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TEMPERATURE DISPLAY TIMER DISPLAY COOKING FUNCTIONS DISPLAY ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMER 2 4[...]
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FUNCTION BUTTONS Decreases temperature Increases temperature ON/OFF and Controls Lock Function Minute minder Cooking time End time Time setting Time setting Program setting Program setting OPERATION The timer flashes on the display when switched on for the first time or after a power cut, and the oven cannot be operated; follow the “Setting the t[...]
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COOKING TIME SEMIAUTOMATIC OPERATION It is recommended to set the duration of cooking Switch on the oven by pressing and releasing the , then press and release the key. On the timer di splay the symbol A appears. Set the desired time of cooking with the keys - and + up to 10h and 00m. Then you will hear a sound signal and the timer will show the cu[...]
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AUTOMATIC OPERATION It is recommended to set the duration and the end of cooking Switch on the oven by pressing and releasing the , then press and release the key and set the duration of cooking with the and keys. Then you will hear a sound signal and the timer will show the current hour. Press the key and set the end of cooking with the and key. A[...]
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DISPLAY SYMBOLS Pot : when it lights up, it shows that a cooking function is on. The pot does not light up when the oven light, preheating or defrosting function is activated. When the pot is flashing, it shows the end of a cooking time. During the delayed start phase, the symbol is off and lights up when the oven starts cooking. A (automatic) : wh[...]
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PIZZA FUNCTION This kind of cooking is ideal for pizza and vegetable dishes. FAN OVEN MODE This provides even heating with the fan and allows different dishes to be cooked at the same time on different levels. DEFROST MODE This function allows to reduce the defrost time for frozen food. The fan runs without any heating of the oven. On the temperatu[...]
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The turning plate (pics. 10-13) The turning plate works combined with the radial fan, as it can be found in the oven functions descriptions. On the bottom of the oven cavity is fixed the flange with the motor of the turning plate (pic. 10); The appliance is equipped with the following parts: - a support for the turning plate (pic. 12), which has to[...]
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Pic. 11 Pic. 12 Pic. 13 ___________ _________ support for turning plate ________ _________ driving shaft (not visible) ____________________ support for turning plate _____________________ round external support for turning plate ____________________ shelf _________________ glass turning plate 31[...]
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Replacing the oven light - Pic. 14 The oven is equipped with a lamp having the following features: 25W screw cap E-14 T 300 ° C WARNING : disconnect the appliance from the power supply. lf the oven light needs to be replaced, the protective co ver «A» must be removed by turning it anticlockwise. After the light has been replace, re fit the prote[...]
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REMOVING THE OVEN DOOR INNER GLASS PANEL (fig. 1-2) Do not use any abrasive medium that could cause dama ge. Remember that if the surface of the glass panel becomes scratch ed, this could lead to a dangerous failure. T o remove the oven door inner glass panel, use a coin to perform a levering action in the two grooves (A) until the two pins (B) are[...]
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REMOVING THE OVEN DOOR INNER GLASS PANEL (pics. 16-17) Pic. 16 Pic. 17 34[...]
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The door can be hooked on both s ides REM OVING AND REFITTING THE OVEN DOO R (pics. 18-23) Release position Block position Setting screw 18 19 20 35 35[...]
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21 22 23 Release position Block position Warning: once completed the operation, check the door is correctly hooked. NOTE: Do not place heavy objects on (max 20 Kg) or lean on the oven door when open as this can cause damage to the hinges. 3 6[...]
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Installation of the sel f-cleaning liners (optional) - Pic. 24 1) Fix the wall (A) with four auto-tapp ing screws. 2) Lean the walls (C ) again st the side of th e oven and refasten the guides which were earlier taken away. 3) Replace the accessories into the oven. Oven accessories - Pic. 25 The appliance can be equip ped with lateral guides which [...]
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Cleaning and maintenance Important: before carrying out maintenance on the oven, it must always be unplugged from the power supply or disconnected from the mains via the electrical system master switch. Wait the appliance to cool down before proceeding w ith any cleaning operation. Do not use abrasives, bleach or coarse cleaning material. Do not us[...]