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US CA User guide Aerot ech oven OB30 models Guide de lâutilisateur F our Aerot ech ModĂšles de sĂ©rie OB30[...]
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1 US CA Contents Safety and warnings 2 Introduction 5 Using y our oven - bef ore y ou star t Setting the clock 6 Using the ov en controls 7 Oven functions 8 Using y our oven P ositioning the shelves 10 Choosing the right bakeware 11 Selecting func tion and temperatur e 12 Prehea ting your ov en 12 Using the ov en functions 13 Using the meat pr obe [...]
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2 US CA Operation Y our ov en has been carefully designed to operate saf ely during normal cook ing procedur es. Please keep the following guidelines in mind when y ou are using your ov en: W ARNING! Hot Sur face Hazar d Acc essible parts may become hot when in use. T o avoid burns and scalds, keep childr en away . Use ov en mitts or other protecti[...]
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3 US CA Safety and warnings Impor tant sa fety instruc tions T o reduce the risk of fire, electric al shock, injur y to persons, or damage when using the ov en, follow the important safet y precautions listed below: Read all the instructions before using the oven. Use the ov en only for its intended purpose as described in these instructions. Prope[...]
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4 US CA Safety and warnings Placement of oven r acks (shelves): always position racks (shelves) in the desired loc ation while the oven is cool (before preheating). If a r ack (shelf ) must be removed while the o ven is hot, do not let the oven mitts or potholder contact hot heating elements in the ov en or the base of the oven. Do not clean the do[...]
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5 US CA Introduction 1 Control panel 2 Door handle 3 Oven window 4 Upper oven 5 Low er oven (double models only) 6 Model & serial number 7 Self-clean latch 8 Door seal (gasket) 9 Cavity seal (gasket) 10 Broil element 11 Oven lights 12 Meat probe socket 13 Conv ec tion fan & concealed element 14 Low er concealed element 15 Door hinge 16 Oven[...]
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6 US CA Setting the clock When your oven is c onnected to a power supply f or the first time, a tone will sound and the clock display will light up . The clock display will show â12:00â and the colon ( : ) will flash. Nex t, set the clock. Impor tant! Y ou must set the clock before you can use the oven. T o set the clock 1 While the colon (:) i[...]
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7 US CA Using y our oven - bef ore y ou star t Using the ov en controls In double ovens, knobs on the left are for the upper ov en and knobs on the right are for the lower ov en. Pushing the oven cavity selector button lets you toggle between the ov en cavities, for example if you ar e setting automatic programs . a TIMER button b COOK TIME butt on[...]
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8 US CA Oven F unc tions BAKING TRUE AERO: fan plus fan element A concealed heating element surrounding the fan in the r ear of the oven heats air , which is then blown into the cavity . The consistent temperatur e ensures baking is well risen and evenly color ed. Cookies are crisp on the outside and chewy in the middle, meat and poultry are delici[...]
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9 US CA BROILING BROIL: upper inner element BROIL delivers intense heat from the inner r egion of the top element. Great when you need to quickly broil one to two portions of your usual favorites , like crispy chicken breasts or a steak. MAXI BROIL: upper inner and out er elements MAXI BROIL deliv ers intense heat from the entire top element. It is[...]
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10 US CA P ositioning the shelves Placing the telescopic sliding shelves on the side racks pr ovides eight cooking positions to choose from. See the âCooking guidelinesâ for suggest ed shelf positions. T o position the shelves Always position ov en shelves BEFORE heating the oven. T o remove a sliding shelf , grip it by its two front corners (m[...]
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11 US CA Using y our oven Choosing the right bakeware The size, shape and mat erial of the bakeware will affect the baking time. The three-piece broil/roast system pr ovided with your oven (consisting of the pan, g rid and rack) has been designed to reduce splatt er and smoke, and is therefore ideal for broiling and r oasting. We suggest y ou place[...]
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12 US CA Using y our oven Selecting func tion and temperatur e T o selec t a function, turn the function k nob. T o select a temperature, turn the t emperature knob clockwise. F or double ovens, knobs on the left are for the upper oven and knobs on the right are for the lower ov en. See the âCooking guidelinesâ section for suggested func tions [...]
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13 US CA Using the ov en func tions Baking F or best results when baking, always pr eheat the oven to the temperatur e recommended in the recipe. Make sure cake pans do not touch each other or the sides of the oven b y staggering them across shelves. If using the BAKE function and bak ing on more than one shelf (eg lay er cakes), stagger the cake p[...]
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14 US CA Roasting Using the ROAST function will give y ou a tender and juicy roast that is full of flavor . Place the meat on the broil/roast sy stem on a shelf so that the top of the roast is in the cent er of the oven or low er. T ender cuts should be cooked at a high temperature quickly, while tougher cuts r equire a lower temperatur e for a lon[...]
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15 US CA Using y our oven Tips f or dehydrating fruit T o obtain high qualit y dried fruit, select only unblemished, ripe fruit. W ash fruit thoroughly and pat dry. P eel if desired. F ruit that is not peeled will take longer to dry. Remove pits, st ems or seeds if necessar y . Place fruit on a baking tray on a shelf in the oven. W e recommend usin[...]
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16 US CA Using the meat pr obe Use your meat probe t o accurately judge when your meat is perfectly cooked. Y ou can use the probe on TRUE AERO, AERO BAKE, RO AST , AERO BROIL and BAKE func tions. 1 Select the oven function and temperature. Pr eheat the oven if appropriate . Remember ROAST and AERO BROIL do not requir e preheating. 2 Inser t the me[...]
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17 US CA Using y our oven Tips f or using the meat probe Y ou can use the meat probe with automatic cooking func tions. If the meat reaches the set temperature bef ore the stop time is reached , the probe will turn the oven off . The internal temperatur e of the meat will continue to rise by 5-15°F (2-8°C) after you have removed it fr om the oven[...]
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18 US CA Using y our oven Automa tic cooking Automatic time (delay ed star t) cooking will turn the oven on and off at times you have set. T o set automatic time cooking 1 Check that the clock shows the corr ect time. 2 In double ovens, choose the upper or low er oven. This is important. 3 Select the func tion and temperature . 4 Decide how long th[...]
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19 US CA Using y our oven Automa tic stop cooking Y ou can set the oven to automatic stop cooking at any time during cooking, or when y ou turn the oven on. T o set automatic stop cooking 1 Check that the clock shows the corr ect time. 2 In double ovens, choose the upper or low er oven. This is important. 3 Select the func tion and temperature . 4 [...]
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20 US CA Cooking guidelines The recommendations in the f ollowing char ts are guidelines. A lot of factors affect the exact time and temperature requir ed for bak ing, r oasting and broiling. F ollow the instructions in your recipe or on packaging and be prepared to adjust the ov en settings and cook times to achieve the best possible results for y[...]
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21 US CA Cooking guidelines This chart will help you to match your cooking requirements t o the most appropriate cooking function. Note: Recommended method Alternative method TRUE AERO AERO BAKE BAKE AERO P ASTRY P ASTRY BAKE ROAST BROIL MAXI BROIL AERO BROIL Roasting Roast beef/pork/lamb Roast chicken (whole) Roast chicken (pieces) Roast turkey V [...]
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22 US CA TRUEAERO Shelf (single; multi) T emp °F T emp °C Time (min) Baking Bread American sandwich loaf - 9âx5â/23x13cm loaf pan 3 350 175 40-50 Bread wholewheat loaf - 9âx5â/23x13cm loaf pan 3 375 190 35-45 Cornbread 4 425 215 22-28 Biscuits 4 425-450 215-230 10-12 Muffins, large 3 375 175 23-30 English scones 4 425-450 215-230 10-12 Su[...]
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23 US CA Cooking guidelines AERO BAKE Shelf (single; multi) T emp °F T emp °C Time (min) Baking Bread American sandwich loaf - 9âx5â/23x13cm loaf pan 2 325-350 170-175 35-50 Bread wholewheat loaf - 9âx5â/23x13cm loaf pan 2 or 3 350-375 180-190 30-45 Cornbread 4 400-425 210-215 20-25 Biscuits 4 400-425 210-215 8-10 Muffins, large 3 375 175[...]
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24 US CA Cooking guidelines BAKE Shelf (single; multi) T emp °F T emp °C Time (min) Baking Bread American sandwich loaf - 9âx5â /23x13cm loaf pan 2 or 3 350 175 40-50 Bread wholewheat loaf - 9âx5â /23x13cm loaf pan 2 or 3 375 190 35-45 Cornbread 4 425 215 22-28 Biscuits 4 425-450 215-230 10-12 Muffins, large 3 375 175 23-30 English scones[...]
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25 US CA Cooking guidelines AERO P ASTR Y Shelf T emp °F T emp °C Time (min) Baking Pastry shell baked âblindâ 4 350 175 20-30 Pumpkin pie bake pastry âblindâ then add filling 4 then 2 350 then 375 175 then 190 20-30 then 30-35 Baked cheesecake (in âwater bathâ) 3 300 150 55-60 Quiche bake pastry âblindâ then add filling 4 350 175[...]
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26 US CA Cooking guidelines M AXI BROIL & BROIL Shelf Broil setting T ime (min) Beef Steaks - rare 7 HI 8-10 Steaks - medium 6 or 7 HI 10-15 Hamburger ground - patties 6 or 7 HI 12-15 Lamb Chops - medium 7 HI 15-20 Chops - well done 7 HI 20-25 Pork Chops - well done 7 HI 15-20 Ham steak 6 or 7 HI 15-20 Bacon 7 HI 4-7 Sausages Sausages 6 or 7 HI[...]
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27 US CA Cooking guidelines AERO BROIL Shelf T emp °F T emp °C Time (min) Beef Boneless roast 1-4 lb/ 450-1800g rare 4 325 160 18-32 per lb/450g medium 4 325 160 25-40 per lb/450g well done 4 325 160 30-55 per lb/450g Lamb Chops - medium 6 or 7 400-440 200-225 15-20 Chops - well done 6 or 7 400-440 200-225 20-25 Rack - medium 5 400-410 200-210 20[...]
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28 US CA Roasting meat W e recommend you use the meat pr obe to accurately judge when meat is cooked to your pref erence. â Time per lb/450g â is a rough guide and should only be used to estimate when the meat will be r eady . Cook ing with ROAST , TRUE AERO , AERO BAKE, and AERO BROIL will take less time than with BAKE. Shelf Oven T emp °F Ov[...]
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29 US CA Cooking guidelines Shelf Oven T emp °F Oven T emp °C Probe T emp °F Probe T emp °C Time (mins per lb/ 450 g) Best F unction T urkey 8-15 lb/~3.5-7kg - unstuffed 2 325 160 170 75 12-15 TRUE AERO 8-15 lb/~3.5-7kg - stuffed 2 325 160 170 75 15-20 TRUE AERO 16-24 lb/~7-10kg - unstuffed 1 325 160 170 75 10-15 TRUE AERO 16-24 lb/~7-10kg - st[...]
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30 US CA Removing and replacing the sliding shelv es and side racks 1 T o remove a sliding shelf , grip it by its two front corners (making sure y ou are gripping the wire shelf and the sliding frame together), tilt upwards and pull it out of the o ven. 2 T o remove the side racks, gently push the retaining wir e from underneath the lock stud, then[...]
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31 US CA Plate glass cover Retainer clip Sockets for the pins Pins Replacement bulb Cleaning the porcelain enamel surfaces The oven int erior and inner door liners are porcelain enamel and ar e cleaned during the self- clean cycle. Cleaning the sliding shelves Impor tant! Never leave the sliding shelves in the o ven during a self- clean cycle. If y[...]
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32 US CA SELF CLEAN function A self-clean c ycle normally takes about five hours . This can be r educed to four hours , or anywhere in between four and fiv e hours. Only one oven in a double ov en can be self- cleaned at a time. When one oven is in a self-clean cycle, you cannot use the other ov en. Impor tant! Do not use your oven to clean misc el[...]
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33 US CA Car e and cleaning T o cancel the SELF CLEAN function before it has finished T urn the func tion and temperature knobs to OFF . CLEAN C OOL will appear in the func tion display and the door will remain locked until CLEAN END appears . Impor tant! Do not turn off the mains power supply to the oven. The f a ns are needed to cool the ov en. O[...]
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34 US CA User pr efer ence settings USER SELECT func tion USER SELEC T function allows you t o configure some of the settings display ed on your oven control panel. How to enter USER SELECT function 1 Be sure that the function and temperature knobs are off , that no automatic programs are operating and that the clock is displaying the correct time.[...]
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35 US CA How to change the temper ature scale 1 Enter the USER SELEC T function and turn the func tion knob clockwise until TEMP SCALE appears in its display . 2 Press PUSH TO CLEAR to select either C or F in the clock display . Selec ting C will conv er t the numbers shown in the temperature displa y to degrees C elsius, while selecting F will sho[...]
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36 US CA User pr efer ence settings How to change the language Y our oven is preset to use F isher & Paykelâ s AERO terminology. This is listed in the languages as LANG USA. However , you may choose to use an alternative , CONV terminology . This is list ed in the other languages as LANG DCS. T o select it, refer to the instructions on how to[...]
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37 US CA T roubleshooting F ault codes If there is a fault, the oven will beep every second, and a fault code will appear in the clock display as a letter âFâ with a number after it. Impor tant! Do not turn off the mains power supply to the oven if y ou get a fault code. The fans are needed to cool the oven. For safety , this oven is designed t[...]
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38 US CA T roubleshooting Pr oblem P ossible cause What to do Oven door will not open Oven door is locked. Still in SELF CLEAN function. The door will unlock when the cycle has finished and the oven has cooled t o a safe temperature. Oven light does not work Light bulb has blown. Replace the light bulb. Refer to âC are and cleaningâ for details[...]
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39 US CA W arranty and ser vice Before y ou call for ser vice or assistance ... Check the things you can do yourself . Refer to the installation instructions and your user guide and check that: 1 Y our product is correctly installed. 2 Y ou are familiar with its normal operation. If, after checking these points, you still need assistanc e or par ts[...]
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40 US CA îFRî[...]
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41 US CA îFRî T able des matiĂšr es SĂ©curitĂ© et mises en garde 42 Introduction 45 Utilisation du four â a vant de commenc er RĂ©glage de lâhorloge 46 Utilisation des commandes du f our 47 F onc tions de four 48 Utilisation du four P ositionnement des grilles 50 SĂ©lection des plats allant au four adĂ©quats 51 SĂ©lection de fonc tion et de[...]
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42 US CA îFRî F onctionnement Ce four a Ă©t Ă© soigneusement conçu pour fonctionner en toute sĂ©curitĂ© pendant les pr ocĂ©dures de cuisson normales. Ne pas oublier les directives suivantes lors de lâutilisation du f our : A VERTISSEMENT ! Risque de sur face trĂšs chaude Les piĂšces ac cessibles peuvent chauff er pendant lâutilisation. Pou[...]
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43 US CA îFRî SĂ©curitĂ© et mises en garde Impor tantes consignes de sĂ©curitĂ© Pour rĂ©duire le risque dâinc endie, de choc Ă©le ctrique, de blessures corporelles et de tout dommage lors de lâutilisation du four , respec ter les importantes consignes de sĂ©curitĂ© indiquĂ©es ci- dessous : Lire intĂ©gralement les instructions avant dâutil[...]
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44 US CA îFRî SĂ©curitĂ© et mises en garde Placement des grilles de four : toujours positionner les grilles Ă lâ emplacement dĂ©sirĂ© lorsque le four est froid (avant le prĂ©chauffage). Si une grille doit ĂȘtre retirĂ©e pendant que le four est chaud , ne pas laisser les gants isolants ou les maniques entrer en contact avec les Ă©lĂ©ments cha[...]
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45 US CA îFRî Introduction 1 T ableau de commande 2 P oignĂ©e de por te 3 Hublot de f our 4 F our supĂ©rieur 5 F our infĂ©rieur (modĂšles doubles uniquement) 6 NumĂ©r o de modĂšle et numĂ©ro de sĂ©rie 7 Loquet autonetto yage 8 Joint dâ Ă©tanchĂ©itĂ© de porte ( joint) 9 Joint dâ Ă©tanchĂ©itĂ© de cavit Ă© ( joint) 10 ĂlĂ©ment de grillage 11 [...]
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46 US CA îFRî a Affichage dâhorloge b bouton CLOCK (horloge) - permet de mettre lâhorloge Ă lâheure c PUSH TO CLEAR - tourner ce bouton pour mettr e Ă lâheure : lâhorloge, le minuteur , la sonde thermique, le temps de cuisson et lâheure dâarr ĂȘt. - appuyer sur ce bouton pour effac er lâaffichage Utilisation du f our â avant[...]
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47 US CA îFRî Utilisation du f our â avant de c ommencer Utilisation des commandes du f our Dans les fours doubles, les bout ons de gauche contrĂŽlent le four du haut et les bout ons de droite contrĂŽlent le f our du bas. Appuyer sur le bouton de sĂ©lection de la cavitĂ© du f our permet de basculer entre les cavitĂ©s du f our , par exemple, p[...]
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48 US CA îFRî F onctions de four CUISSON AERO PURE : ventilateur et Ă©lĂ©ment chauffant du v entilateur Un Ă©lĂ©ment chauffant dissimulĂ© entourant le ven tilateur au f ond du four rĂ©chauffe lâair qui est ensuite ventilĂ© dans la cavit Ă©. La tempĂ©rature homogĂšne garantit un milieu de cuisson idĂ©al pour obtenir des gĂąteaux bien montĂ©s e[...]
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49 US CA îFRî GRIL GRIL : Ă©lĂ©ment chauffant intĂ©rieur supĂ©rieur La fonction GRIL fournit une chaleur intense pr ovenant de la zone intĂ©rieur e de lâ Ă©lĂ©ment chauffant supĂ©rieur. Ex cellente lorsque lâ on a besoin de faire griller rapidement une ou deux portions de ses plats prĂ©fĂ©rĂ©s habituels, comme des blancs de poulet croustill[...]
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50 US CA îFRî P ositionnement des grilles Placer les grilles coulissantes tĂ©lesc opiques sur les supports- grilles latĂ©raux offre un choix de huit positions de cuisson. Se reporter Ă la section « Direc tives de cuisson » pour connaĂźtre les positions de grilles r ecommandĂ©es. Positionnement des grilles T oujours positionner les grilles du[...]
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51 US CA îFRî Utilisation du f our SĂ©lection des plats allant au four adĂ©quats La taille, la forme et le mat Ă©riau des plats allant au four affecteront le temps de cuisson. Le systĂšme g ril/rĂŽtissage Ă trois Ă©lĂ©ments f ournis avec ce four (composĂ© dâun plat, dâune grille et dâune grille Ă rĂŽtir) est conçu de façon Ă diminuer[...]
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52 US CA îFRî Utilisation du f our SĂ©lection de fonc tion et de tempĂ©r ature Pour sĂ©lectionner une fonction, tourner le bouton des fonctions du four . Pour sĂ©lectionner une tempĂ©rature , tourner le bouton de tempĂ©rature dans le sens des aiguilles dâune montre. Pour les modĂšles Ă deux f ours, les boutons sur la gauche sont pour le four[...]
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53 US CA îFRî Utilisation des fonctions du four Cuisson Pour obt enir les meilleurs rĂ©sultats de cuisson, toujours prĂ©chauff er le four Ă la tempĂ©rature recommandĂ©e dans la rec ette. Sâ assurer que les moules Ă gĂąteaux ne se touchent pas les uns les autr es ni ne touchent les parois du four en les dĂ©calant sur les grilles. Lors de l?[...]
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54 US CA îFRî RĂŽtissage La fonction RĂTIR pr oduira un rĂŽti moelleux et juteux ayant Ă©normĂ©ment de goĂ»t. Placer la viande sur le systĂšme gril/rĂŽtissage sur une g rille de maniĂšre Ă ce que le dessus du rĂŽti se trouve au centr e du four ou plus bas. Les morceaux t endres doivent ĂȘtr e cuits Ă haut e tempĂ©rature rapidement, tandis qu[...]
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55 US CA îFRî Utilisation du f our Conseils pour dĂ©sh ydrater les fruits Pour obt enir des fruits dĂ©shydratĂ©s de haut e qualitĂ©, sĂ©lectionner que des fruits mĂ»rs sans taches. Bien laver les fruits et les sĂ©cher en tapotant. L es Ă©plucher le cas Ă©chĂ©ant. Les fruits non Ă©pluchĂ©s prendront plus longtemps Ă se dĂ©sh ydrater . Retirer l[...]
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56 US CA îFRî Utilisation de la sonde thermique Utiliser la sonde thermique pour juger avec pr Ă©cision le degrĂ© de cuisson de la viande. La sonde peut ĂȘtre utilisĂ©e av ec les fonctions AERO PURE, CUISSO AERO , RĂTIR, AERO GRIL et CUISSO NORMAL. 1 SĂ©lectionner la fonction et la tempĂ©rature du four . PrĂ©chauff er le four le cas Ă©chĂ©ant.[...]
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57 US CA îFRî Utilisation du f our Conseils quant Ă lâutilisation de la sonde thermique La sonde thermique peut ĂȘtre utilisĂ©e av ec les fonctions de cuisson automatiques. Si la viande atteint la tempĂ©rature pr ogrammĂ©e avec l âheur e dâarrĂȘt, la sonde Ă©teindra le f our . Ătant donnĂ© que la tempĂ©rature interne de la viande c onti[...]
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58 US CA îFRî Utilisation du f our Cuisson automa tique La cuisson Ă durĂ©e automatique (dĂ©marrage retar dĂ©) allumera et Ă©teindra le four en fonction des pĂ©riodes que lâ on a programmĂ©es. Pour r Ă©gler la cuisson Ă durĂ©e automatique 1 V Ă©rifier que lâhorloge affiche la bonne heure. 2 Dans les modĂšles Ă deux fours, il est importan[...]
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59 US CA îFRî Utilisation du f our Cuisson Ă arr ĂȘt automatique Il est possible de rĂ©gler le four Ă lâ option cuisson Ă arrĂȘt automatique Ă tout moment pendant la cuisson ou au moment dâallumer le four . Pour r Ă©gler la cuisson Ă arrĂȘt automatique 1 V Ă©rifier que lâhorloge affiche la bonne heure. 2 Dans les modĂšles Ă deux fou[...]
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60 US CA îFRî Directives de cuisson Les rec ommandations figurant les tables suivantes ne sont que des directives. Plusieurs facteurs affectent le temps et la tempĂ©rature exacts requis pour cuir e au four , rĂŽtir et griller . Suivre les instructions de la recette ou de lâ emballage et ĂȘtre prĂȘt Ă ajuter les rĂ©glages du f our et les temp[...]
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61 US CA îFRî Directives de cuisson Cette table permet de faire c orrespondre les exigences de cuisson Ă la fonction de cuisson la plus appropriĂ©e. Remar que : MĂ©thode recommandĂ©e Autre mĂ©thode AERO PURE CUISSO AERO CUISSO NORMAL AERO GA TEAU CUISSO GA TEAU RĂTIR GRIL MAXI GRIL AERO GRIL RĂŽtissage RĂŽti de bĆuf/porc/agneau Poulet r ĂŽti[...]
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62 US CA îFRî AERO PURE Grille (simple ; multiple) T emp °F T emp °C T emps (minutes) Cuisson Pain P ain de mie â moule Ă pain de 9âx5â /23x13cm 3 350 175 40-50 Pain P ain complet - moule Ă pain de 9â x 5â/23x13cm 3 375 190 35-45 Pain de maĂŻs 4 425 215 22-28 Biscuits 4 425-450 215-230 10-12 Muffins, larges 3 375 175 23-30 Scones [...]
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63 US CA îFRî Directives de cuisson CUISSO AERO Grille (simple ; multiple) T emp °F T emp °C T emps (minutes) Cuisson Pain P ain de mie â moule Ă pain de 9âx5â /23x13cm 2 325-350 170-175 35-50 Pain P ain complet - moule Ă pain de 9âx5â /23x13cm 2 ou 3 350-375 180-190 30-45 Pain de maĂŻs 4 400-425 210-215 20-25 Biscuits 4 400-425 2[...]
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64 US CA îFRî Directives de cuisson CUISSO NORMAL Grille (simple ; multiple) T emp °F T emp °C T emps (minutes) Cuisson Pain P ain de mie â moule Ă pain de 9â x 5â /23x13cm 2 ou 3 350 175 40-50 Pain P ain complet - moule Ă pain de 9â x 5â /23x13cm 2 ou 3 375 190 35-45 Pain de maĂŻs 4 425 215 22-28 Biscuits 4 425-450 215-230 10-12 [...]
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65 US CA îFRî Directives de cuisson AERO GA TEA U Grille T emp °F T emp °C T emps (minutes) Cuisson F ond de tarte cuite « Ă blanc » 4 350 175 20-30 T arte Ă la citrouille faire cuire le f ond de tarte « Ă blanc » puis ajouter la garniture 4 puis 2 350 puis 375 175 puis 190 20-30 puis 30-35 Cheese -cake au four (au « bain-marie ») 3 [...]
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66 US CA îFRî Directives de cuisson M AXI GRIL et GRIL Grille RĂ©glage grill T emps (minutes) BĆuf Steaks - saignants 7 HI 8-10 Steaks â Ă point 6 ou 7 HI 10-15 Hamburgers â steaks hachĂ©s 6 ou 7 HI 12-15 Agneau CĂŽtelettes â Ă point 7 HI 15-20 CĂŽtelettes â bien cuit es 7 HI 20-25 Por c CĂŽtelettes â bien cuites 7 HI 15-20 Rouelle[...]
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67 US CA îFRî Directives de cuisson AERO GRIL Grille T emp °F T emp °C T emps (minutes) BĆuf RĂŽti dĂ©sossĂ© 450 Ă 1 800 g (1-4 lb) saignant 4 325 160 18-32 par livre/ 450g Ă point 4 325 160 25-40 par livre/ 450g bien cuit 4 325 160 30-55 par livre/ 450g Agneau CĂŽtelettes â Ă point 6 ou 7 400-440 200-225 15-20 CĂŽtelettes â bien cuit[...]
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68 US CA îFRî RĂŽtissage de viande Il est recommandĂ© dâutiliser la sonde thermique pour juger de maniĂšre exacte la cuisson de viande prĂ©fĂ©r Ă©e. Le « temps de cuisson par lb/450 g » est approximatif et ne doit ĂȘtr e utilisĂ© que pour estimer le moment oĂč la viande sera prĂȘte. La cuisson avec les f onctions RĂTIR, AERO PURE, CUISSO A[...]
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69 US CA îFRî Directives de cuisson Grille T emp °F du four T emp °C du four T emp °F de sonde T emp °C de sonde T emps (minutes par lb)(450 g) Meilleure fonction Dinde 8-15 lb/~3.5-7 kg â sans farce 2 325 160 170 75 12-15 AERO PURE 8-15 lb/~3.5-7 kg â avec far ce 2 325 160 170 75 15-20 AERO PURE 16-24 lb/~7-10 kg â sans farce 1 325 1[...]
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70 US CA îFRî P our retirer et remettr e en place les grilles coulissantes et les supports latĂ©raux 1 Pour retirer une grille coulissant e, la saisir par ses deux coins avant (en v eillant Ă saisir la grille mĂ©tallique et le chĂąssis coulissant ensemble), la soulever et la sortir du four . 2 Pour retirer les supports latĂ©raux, enfoncer dĂ©l[...]
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71 US CA îFRî Couvercle en ve rre poli Clip de retenue Douilles de chevilles Goupilles Ampoule de remplacement Nettoyage des surfaces en Ă©mail vitrifiĂ© Le rev ĂȘtement de l â intĂ©rieur du four et la porte interne sont en Ă©mail vitrifiĂ© et se nettoient pendant le cycle dâautonettoyage . Nettoyage des grilles c oulissantes Impor tant ! N[...]
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72 US CA îFRî F onction AUT O NET TO Y Un cycle dâautonettoyage pr end en gĂ©nĂ©ral cinq heures environ. Ce temps peut ĂȘtr e rĂ©duit Ă quatre heures ou mĂȘme entr e quatre et cinq heures. Dans un double four , seul un des fours peut ĂȘtre en f onc tion autonettoy ante te Ă la fois . Lorsqu âun des fours est en c ycle dâ autonettoyage ,[...]
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73 US CA îFRî Entretien et netto yage Pour annuler la f onc tion A UTO NETTO Y avant le nettoyage soit t erminĂ© Mettre les boutons des fonctions et tempĂ©ratures du f our en position ARRE T/OFF . La mention REFROIPOSNET apparaĂźtra sur lâaffichage des fonctions du four et la porte restera verrouillĂ©e jusquâ Ă ce que la mention FIN NE T T[...]
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74 US CA îFRî P aramĂštres de prĂ©f Ă©rence de lâutilisat eur F onction SELEC T UTILIS La fonction SELEC T UTILIS permet de configur er certains des paramĂštres affichĂ©s sur le tableau de commande du four . Comment passer Ă la fonction SELECT UTILIS 1 Sâ assurer que les boutons de fonctions du four et de t empĂ©rature sont Ă lâarr ĂȘt,[...]
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75 US CA îFRî Comment changer lâ Ă©chelle de tempĂ©ratur e 1 Entrer en fonction SELEC T UTILIS et tourner le bouton de fonctions du four dans le sens des aiguilles dâune montre jusquâ Ă ce que UNITE TEMP sâ affiche. 2 Appuyer sur PUSH TO CLEAR pour sĂ©lectionner C ou F dans lâaffichage dâhorloge. SĂ©lectionner C conv er tira les ch[...]
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76 US CA îFRî P aramĂštres de prĂ©f Ă©rence de lâutilisat eur Comment changer la langue Le four est pr Ă©rĂ©glĂ© pour utiliser la terminologie AERO de Fisher & P aykel. Celle-ci est indiquĂ©e dans les langues sous LANG USA. NĂ©anmoins, il est possible dâutiliser une autre terminologie , CONV (con vection). Celle -ci est indiquĂ©e dans l[...]
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77 US CA îFRî DĂ©pannage Codes dâ anomalies En cas dâanomalie, le f our Ă©met un bip toutes les secondes et un code dâanomalie, la lettr e F suivie dâun numĂ©ro , sâ affiche dans lâaffichage dâhorloge. Impor tant ! Ne pas Ă©teindre lâ alimentation de sec teur du four en cas de c ode dâ anomalie. L es ventilateurs sont essentie[...]
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78 US CA îFRî Pr oblĂšme Cause possible Que faire ? La porte du four ne s'ouvre pas La porte du four est verrouillĂ©e . T oujours en fonction A UTO NET T OY . La porte se dĂ©verrouillera une fois que le cycle est terminĂ© et que le four se refr oidit Ă une tempĂ©rature sĂ»re . Le lampe du four ne fonctionne pas L 'ampoule a brĂ»lĂ©. [...]
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79 US CA îFRî Avant de demander un service aprĂšs-vente ou une assistance... VĂ©rifiez les choses que vous pouvez faire vous-mĂȘme. Consultez les conseils dâinstallation et le guide dâutilisation et vĂ©rifiez : 1 que votre appareil est bien installĂ©. 2 que son fonctionnement normal vous est familier. Si aprĂšs avoir vĂ©rifiĂ© ces points, v[...]
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US CA 01.2010 F&P PN - 599962 A www .î sherpaykel.com www .î sherpaykel.ca Copyright © F isher & Paykel 2010. All rights reserved. The product specifications in this booklet apply to the specific products and models described at the date of issue. Under our policy of continuous product improvement, these specifications may change at an[...]