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Whirlpool AKZM 656 manual

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    U ser and maintena nc e manual Instruk cja obslugi i k onser wacji Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию Manual de utilizare şi întreţiner e AKZM 656[...]

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    GB1 Y OUR SAFETY AND THA T OF OT H E R S I S PAR A M O U N T This manu al and the appliance itself provid e important safety warni ngs, to be read and observed at all times. All safety warnings give specific details of th e potential risk present and indicate how to reduce risk of in jury, damage and e lectric shock result ing fro m improp er use o[...]

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    GB2 After unp acking the ove n, make sure that i t has not been damaged during transport an d that the oven doo r closes prop erly. In the event of probl ems, contact t he deale r or your n earest Afte r-sales Service. T o prevent any damage, only r emove the o ven from it s polystyr ene foam base at the time of insta llation. PREP ARING TH E HOUS [...]

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    GB3 The ov en do es not work: • Check fo r the pr esence of ma ins electric al pow er a nd if the oven is con nected t o the electrical supply . • Tur n off the ove n and restart it to see if the fault persist s. The elec tronic prog rammer does no t work: • I f the display shows t he lett er “ ” f ollow ed by a n umber , cont act your n [...]

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    GB4 REMOVING THE DOOR To r e m o v e t h e d o o r : 1. Open th e door full y . 2. Lif t the catches and push them forwards as far as they will go (fig. 1). 3. Close th e door as far as it will go ( A), lift it up (B) an d turn it (C) until it is released (D) (f ig. 2). T o refit the door: 1. Insert the hinges in their seats . 2. Open th e door ful[...]

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    GB5 REPLACING THE OVEN LAMP To replace the rear lamp (if present) : 1. Discon nect the o ven from the po wer supply . 2. Unscre w the lamp cover ( F ig. 6), replace the lamp (see no te for lamp ty pe) and screw the la mp cover back on. 3. Reconnect th e oven to the power supply . To replace the side lamp (if pr esent): 1. Discon nect the o ven from[...]

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    GB6 FOR EL ECTRICA L CONNE CTION, SEE THE PA RAGRA PH ON INSTA LLATION 1. Con tro l pa ne l 2. Upper h eating eleme nt/g rill 3. Cool ing fan (not vi sible) 4. Datap late (not to b e re mov ed) 5. Lamp s 6. Cir cular hea ting el ement ( not visi ble) 7. F an 8. T urnspit (if presen t) 9. Lo wer he ating e lement (n ot visible) 10. Door 11. P ositio[...]

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    GB7 INSERTING WIRE SHEL VE S AND O THER AC CESSORIES IN THE OVEN The wire shelf and oth er accessories are provided wit h a locking mechanism t o prevent their accidental re moval. 1. Insert the wire shelf horizo ntall y , with the r aised part “ A ” upward s (fig. 1). 2. Angle t he wir e shelf w hen it r eache s the locking position “B” (f[...]

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    GB8 LIST OF FUNCTIONS After switching on the oven, press the symbol an d the di splay wi ll show the follo wing indica tions. A. Symb ol for highli ghte d function B. Highlighted function can be selected by pr essing C. Descri ption of highl ighted func tion D. F urther av ailable , selectable infor mation DET AILS OF FUNC TION After selec ting the[...]

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    GB9 SET TING THE TEMPERA TURE/OUTPUT OF THE GRILL To chang e the t emperature or outp ut of the grill, proceed as follows: 1. Ch eck that the cur sor is po sition ed nex t to the temp eratu re value (zon e 1); press button to sele ct th e parame ter to be change d: the t empera ture v alues fl ash. 2. Use butt ons to c hange to th e desir ed value [...]

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    GB10 BRO WNI NG At the end of cooking, w ith certain functio ns, the display indi cates the possibility of br owning the surf ace of your dis h. This fu ncti on can only be used whe n cooking time has been set. At the end of coo king ti me, the di splay sh ows “^ to p rolong, to brow n”. Press b utton , and t he oven star ts a 5 min ute browni [...]

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    GB11 RECIPES Thanks to “ Sixth sen se” tec hnology, the ov en offers 30 pre -set recip es with i deal co oking te mperatures. Simply f ollow th e recip e as reg ards ing redients a nd the me thod of prepar ation. Then, pro ceed as follows: 1. Select “RECIPES” using butt ons and confir m with . 2. Select the di sh to be coo ked from the pr o[...]

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    GB12 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION T ABLE MAIN MENU SET T ING S Setting the display (language, time, brightness , volume of acousti c signal, ener gy saving function). RECIP ES Selecting 30 diff erent pre-set rec ipes (se e enclosed recip e booklet). The ov en aut omatic ally set s the opti mum cook ing te mperature, func tion a nd time. I t is impo rta nt [...]

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    GB13 SPECIAL DEFROSTING T o speed up defrosti ng of food . Pla ce foo d on the middle shelf . L eave food in i ts packaging i n order t o pr event it fro m drying out on the outsi de. KEEP W ARM F or keepi ng just-cooked food hot and cr isp (e .g: meat , frie d food or flan s). Pla ce foo d on th e middle shelf . The function will not activat e if [...]

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    GB14 CO O K I N G T A B L E S Recipe F unc tion Pr e - heatin g She lf (from bott om) T emperatur e (°C) Ti m e (min) Accessories Lea vened cak es - 2 / 3 160-18 0 30-90 Cake tin on wire s helf - 1-4 160-18 0 30-90 Shelf 4: cake t in on wire shelf Shelf 1: ca ke tin on w ire sh elf Fill ed pies (ch eesec ake, st rude l, apple pie) - 3 160-20 0 35-[...]

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    GB15 V ols-au-vent / Puff pastr y crackers - 3 190-20 0 20-30 Drip tray or baking tray - 1-4 180-19 0 20-40 Shelf 4: o ven tr ay on w ire sh elf Shelf 1: drip tray or baking tray - 1-3-5 180-19 0 20-40 Shelf 5 : ov en tray on wir e shelf Shelf 3 : ov en tray on wir e shelf Shelf 1: drip tray or baking tray Lasagna / Baked pasta / Cannel loni / Flan[...]

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    GB16 Meat & P otatoes - 1-4 200 45-1 00 Shelf 4: o ven tr ay on wir e shelf Shelf 1: dri p tra y or oven tray on wir e shel f Fis h & Veg et a bl es - 1-4 180 30-50 Shelf 4: o ven tr ay on wir e shelf Shelf 1: dri p tra y or oven tray on wir e shel f Fro zen pizza - 3 Aut o 10-15 Drip tray / baking tray or wire shel f - 1-4 Aut o 15-20 Shel[...]

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    GB17 Table of Tested R ecipes (in compliance with IEC 60 350:99+A1:05 +A2:08 an d DIN 3360-12:07:07) The co okin g table ad vises the idea l func tion and cook ing tem perat ur e to ensure the best results with all recipes. If you wish t o cook on one shel f only usi ng the fan -assisted funct ion, pla ce food on th e third shelf a nd select the te[...]

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    GB18 How t o read the cooking table The table indic ates the best fun ction t o use for any give n food, t o be c ooked on one or mo re shel ves at the same time. Cookin g times s tart fr om the mome nt food is placed in the oven , excludi ng pre- heating (w here requ ired). Cooking temperat ures and times are purely for guidanc e and will depend o[...]