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    Passionate about style Customer Care Department • The Group Ltd. • Harby Road • Langar • Nottinghamshir e • NG13 9HY T : 01949 862 012 F : 01949 862 003 E : service@cda.eu W : www .cda.eu M V440 Built-in Micr o w a v e and Grill Manual for Inst allation, Use and Maintenanc e[...]

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    2 INST ALLA TION PRIO R TO C ONN EC TI NG E NSURE THA T THE APPLIANCE IS NOT DAMAG ED . Check that the oven doo r closes f ir mly agains t the door sup por t and that the intern al door s eal is not damage d. Empt y the oven and clean th e interior w ith a sof t , damp cloth. AFT ER CONNEC TI NG T HE EA RTHING OF THIS APPLIANCE is c ompulso r y. Th[...]

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    3 IMPO RT ANT S AF ET Y INSTR UCTIONS D O NOT HEA T , OR USE FL AMM ABLE MAT ERIALS in or near the oven. Fumes ca n create a f ire haz ard or explosion. D O NOT USE YOU R MICROWA VE oven for dr y ing te x- tiles, pa per, spices, herbs, woo d, f lower s, fr uit or other combus tible mater ials. Fire could re - sult. D O NOT OVER - COO K FO OD . Fire[...]

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    4 GENERAL T HIS APPLIANCE IS DESIGNED FOR DOMESTIC USE ONL Y ! T HE APPLIANCE SHOULD NOT BE OPERA TED without foo d in the oven when using microwav es. O peration in this manner is likely to damage the appliance. I F YO U PR ACTI CE OPERA TING the oven, p ut a glass of water inside. T he water w ill absorb th e mi- crowave energy an d the oven will[...]

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    5 ACCE S S O R I E S GENERAL I F ACCES SO R I ES CON TAIN I NG MET AL come s in contac t with the oven inte rior, while the oven is in op - eration, sp ark ing can o ccur and the oven could be da mage d. TURN T ABLE SUPPORT U SE THE TURNT ABLE SUPPOR T und er the Glass turnta ble. Never p ut any oth- er utensils on the tur ntable sup - port.  Fi[...]

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    6 DONENES S ( AU TO FUNC TI ONS ONLY ) D ONENESS IS AVA I L A B LE in m ost of the auto f unc - tions. Y ou have the possibilit y to p erso nal- ly control the en d result through the Adjus t donen ess feature. This feature enab les you to achieve higher or lowe r end temp erature com - pared to th e default s tandard s et ting. W HEN USING on e of[...]

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    7 FOO D  D INNER PLAT E (250 g - 500 g)  S OU P (200g - W HEN USING THE A UTO FUN CT IO NS the oven ne eds to know w hich foo d class it is to use to reach prope r results. T he word FO OD and a fo od class digit is displayed wh en you are cho osing a food class w ith the +/ - but tons. CO O L I N G D O W N W HEN A FUNCT IO N IS FINI SHE D , [...]

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    8 CLOCK SET TING K EEP THE DOOR OP EN WHILE SETTING THE C LOCK . This gi ves you 5 minutes to complete the s et ting of the Cl ock . Othe r wise, each s tep must be ac- complished w ithin 60 se conds. W HEN THE APPLIANCE IS FIR ST PLUGG ED IN it w ill ask you to se t the Clo ck. A FTER A POWER FAI LU R E th e Clock w ill f lash and ne eds to b e re[...]

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    9    SOUND SE T T ING  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON .  P RESS THE +/ - BUTTON S to turn the bu z zer ON o r OFF .  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON again to conf ir m the change. ECO  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON .  P RESS THE +/ - BUTTON S to turn the ECO set ting ON o r OFF .  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON again to conf ir m the change.[...]

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    10 U SE THIS FUNC TI ON w hen yo u nee d a kitchen tim er to measure e xac t time for vari ous purp oses such as cook ing eggs o r let ting the dough rise b efore b akin g etc. KIT CHE N TIMER  P RESS THE +/ - BUTTONS to set the desire d leng th of the timer.  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON . A N ACOU ST IC SIGNAL will b e heard wh en the time r h[...]

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    11 C OOK & RE HEA T WITH MICRO W A VES U SE THIS FUNC TI ON for normal co okin g and reheatin g, such as veget ables , f ish, pot atoes and me at.  P RESS THE M ANUAL BUTTON re peate dly until you f in d the microwave func tio n.  P RESS THE +/ - BUTTONS to set the microwave power l evel.  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON to conf irm yo ur se[...]

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    12 JET ST ART  P RESS THE S TAR T BUTTON TO AUT O MATI C AL LY ST ART w ith full microw ave power level and the cook ing time s et to 30 se conds. Ea ch addition al press increases th e time with 30 s econds . T HIS FUNCT IO N IS USED for quick re - heating of foo d with a high w ater content such as; clear soups , cof- fee or tea. Y OU MA Y ALS[...]

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    13 GRILL C OMBI  P RESS THE M ANUAL BUTTON re peate dly until you f in d the Grill Comb i func tio n.  P RESS THE +/ - BUTTONS to set the microwave power l evel.  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON to conf irm yo ur sele c tion . Y ou will automatically b e taken to th e nex t setting.  P RESS THE +/ - BUTTONS to set the cook ing tim e.  P RE[...]

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    14 MANU A L DEF ROST F OLLO W THE PROCEDU RE f o r “Co ok & Reh eat with microwaves” and choose p ower level 1 60 W when de frosting manuall y . C HECK AND INSPECT THE FOOD REGULARL Y . Exp eri- ence will give you the tim es nee ded fo r vari - ous amounts. T URN LA RGE JOINTS half way through the de frost- ing process. F RO ZEN FOOD IN PL [...]

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    15 AU T O R E H E A T  P RESS THE A UTO BUTTON repe atedly until yo u f ind the Auto R eheat f unc tion .  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON to conf irm yo ur sele c tion . Y ou will automatically b e taken to th e nex t setting.  P RESS THE +/ - BUTTONS to sele ct fo od class . (“FOO D” and fo od class is displayed).  P RESS THE S ELECT BU[...]

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    16 W HEN YOU AR E SAVING a me al in the refr iger ator or ”plating” a meal for reheatin g, arrange th e thicker , denser fo od to the ou t- side of the pl ate and the thinner or l ess dense fo od in the middle. A LWAYS COVE R FO OD when using this f unc tion e x- cept when rehe ating chilled s oups in which case a cover is not ne ede d! I F THE[...]

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    17 JET DEF ROST  P RESS THE A UTO BUTTON repe atedly until yo u f ind the J et De fros t func ti on.  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON to conf irm yo ur sele c tion . Y ou will automatically b e taken to th e nex t setting.  P RESS THE +/ - BUTTONS to sele ct fo od class . (“FOO D” and fo od class is displayed).  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON [...]

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    18 FROZEN FO O DS: I F THE FOOD IS WARMER than de ep -f reez e temper ature (- 18°C), choose l ower weight of the fo od . I F THE FOOD IS CO LD E R than de ep - free ze temp erature (- 1 8 °C ), choose hi gher weight of the fo od . WEIGHT : T HIS FUNCT IO N NEEDS TO KNOW the n et weight of the fo od . The oven will then auto matically c alculate [...]

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    19 AU T O S O F T  P RESS THE A UTO BUTTON repe atedly until yo u f ind the Auto S of t fu nc tion.  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON to conf irm yo ur sele c tion . Y ou will automatically b e taken to th e nex t setting.  P RESS THE +/ - BUTTONS to sele ct fo od class . (“FOO D” and fo od class is displayed).  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON t[...]

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    20 AU T O M E L T  P RESS THE A UTO BUTTON repe atedly until yo u f ind the Auto M elt fun c tion.  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON to conf irm yo ur sele c tion . Y ou will automatically b e taken to th e nex t setting.  P RESS THE +/ - BUTTONS to sele ct fo od class . (“FOO D” and fo od class is displayed).  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON to[...]

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    21 AU T O CO O K U SE THIS FUNC TI ON FO R co ok i ng ONL Y . Auto Cook c an only b e used for fo od b elong ing to the categ ories lis ted in the t able. P LA CE FOOD onto a microwave- safe heat pro of dinner plate o r dish.  P RESS THE A UTO BUTTON repe atedly until yo u f ind the Auto Coo k func ti on.  P RESS THE S ELECT BUTTON to conf ir[...]

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    22 P LAST IC FOIL should b e score d or pricked wi th a fork , to relieve the pres- sure and to prevent burs ting, as steam builds- up during cooking. AU T O CO O K C ANNED VEGETABL ES : Always open th e can and pour the conte nt into a microwave safe dish. Never cook th e veget ables in th e tin packaging. C OOK f resh, frozen or cann ed vege ta -[...]

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    23 MAINTE NA NCE & C LEA NING C LEANI NG IS THE ONL Y MAINTENANCE norm ally re - quired. DISHWASHER SAFE: T URNT ABL E SUPPOR T . G LAS S TURNT ABLE . W IRE RA C K . F AILURE TO MAINT AIN THE OVEN in a cl ean condition could lead to de terior ation of the sur face that could advers ely af fe c t the life of the app liance and possibl y result i[...]

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    24 TROUBLE S HOO TING GUI DE I F THE OVE N DOES NOT WORK , do not make a se r vice call until you have made the foll owing che ck s:  The T urntabl e and turntab le supp or t is in place.  The Plug is pro per ly inser ted in the wall socket.  The D oor is p rope rly clos ed.  Check your Fuses and e nsure that there is pow er a vai lab l[...]

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    25 I N ACCOR DA NC E WITH IEC 6 0705. T HE I NTERNA TIONAL E LECTR OTECHNIC AL C OMMISSION has develop ed a s tandard fo r comparative testing of heating p er for mance of dif fere nt microwave ovens. We recommend the follow ing for this oven: I IEC 607 05 D A T A FOR TEST HEA TING PE RFORMA NCE TEC HNICAL SP ECIF ICA T ION T est Amount Appro x. ti[...]

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    28 4619- 694- 73741 GB ENV IR ON MEN T A L H IN T S T HE PACK I N G BOX may be f ully re - c ycled as conf irm ed by the re - c ycling symb ol. Foll ow lo - cal dispos al regulatio ns. Keep potentiall y haz ardous pa ck- aging (plas tic bags, p oly st y- rene etc.) out of the reach of chil - dren. T HIS APPLIANCE is marked according to the Euro - p[...]