Chef Norfolk Deluxe Fan Forced Oven Manual
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. Owner’s Manual GEMINI PETIT CHEF MULTIFUNCTION THERMOFAN EYE LEVEL OVEN CONTENTS Introduction Unpacking Cupboard Design Safety Advice Installation Electrical Installation The Control Panel Automatic Oven Timer / Clock Multi Function Oven (5 Functions) Maintenance Problem Check Owner’s Responsibility Service www.defy.co.za.
Note that the oven doors are reversible and may hinge from the left or right. Consult. the nearest Defy Service Centre and they will advise the correct procedure.
SAFETY ADVICE Only use the appliance for preparing food. INSTALLATION + 3 Aperture 665 H x 700 W x 580 D + 3 Aperture + 3 Aperture Typical section showing + 3 ventilation requirements Above floor level Floor Support the oven in front of the aperture and make the electrical connection before. THE CONTROL PANEL AUTOMATIC OVEN THERMOSTAT MULTIFUNCTION VARIABLE OVEN TIMER AND INDICATOR SELECTOR GRILL AND CLOCK LIGHT THE OVEN THERMOSTAT IS MARKED DOWN TO 70°C.
WHEN SET TO THIS POSITION, THE OVEN MAY BE USED AS A WARMER AUTOMATIC OVEN TIMER / CLOCK BUTTON FUNCTIONS 1 = MINUTE MINDER 2 = COOKING PERIOD. Note: During the operation of the minute minder, the. remaining time may be displayed by pushing button 1 The minute minder can be used simultaneously. and independent of any automatic control program The display will always revert to the time of. If the Automatic start and or stop functions are not required, the clock must be set to manual mode. Unless this is done, the oven will not work. Press button 4 MULTI FUNCTION OVEN The Defy multifunction oven allows a choice of 5 distinctly different cooking modes.
1 FAN ONLY (DEFROSTING) OPERATION Ensure that the timer is set to manual. (Press button 4.). Set the multi function knob to fan only. In this mode the fan at the back of the oven. will circulate air at room temperature, substantially reducing the defrosting period required for frozen food placed in the oven. 3 CONVENTIONAL BAKE Ensure that the timer is set to manual and set the multi function knob to conventional bake. Set the oven thermostat to the required temperature.
The indicator light will glow and. remain on until the oven has reached the selected temperature.
When the indicator light switches off, the food should be placed in the oven. MAINTENANCE Cleaning the oven Switch off the power at the wall switch, open the oven. door and allow the oven to cool down. Remove the oven shelves, side racks, broiler, roast pan,.
element guard and baking trays. Wash in soapy water, rinse dry and replace. SERVICE If you have followed the instructions and still have a problem, contact the nearest Defy Service Centre. They will be able to advise you on any aspect of the machine or send a qualified technician to repair it. Your information on how to use a thermofan oven is only partial useful.
Chef Norfolk Deluxe Fan Forced Oven Manual
Everyday use questions: 1. Can one cook meat, chicken and veggies, in a pyrex dish? Does one have to put in onto the oven tray? Or can one still use only the oven racks? Can I still use my OVEN ROASTING BAGS? If so, do I put it directly onto the oven tray?
Or in a roasting pan onto the wire racks? Can I also use aluminum foil? If so, shiny side to the inside of the dish? Or to the outside? If I only have one dish (chicken) to cook, can I take the oven trays out? And use only the wire rack in the middle of the oven? Please let me know?
Kind regards. Rob Jul 31, 2016 01:45.
Our Easy Guide to 10 Common Oven Symbols & Functions Have you ever looked at all the symbols on your oven and wondered what they actually all do? Most of us buy an oven with the hopes that it will serve us well for years to come, which is why maintaining your oven properly is essential. What’s more, you ideally want your oven to have all the cooking functions you need – but what oven symbols mean what? Here, we’ve put together a full guide what what the oven symbols your oven has mean: See our complete list of oven symbols below Ovens cooking functions are displayed on the front panel via symbols.
Understanding these oven symbols is not only important for successful cooking but also important to keep your oven in good nick. Using them incorrectly could cause your oven to trip or fuses to blow and that’s a major inconvenience, even if you have good oven insurance. To help you understand the various oven symbols and their baking/cooking functions, here are the ten commonly used symbols. Fan oven A fan in a circle represents an oven that uses a fan to distribute heat generated from a circular element that surrounds the fan. Ideally, the heat distribution should be even, so that it doesn’t matter where the food is placed in the oven, it cooks perfectly every time. Fan ovens are designed to heat up faster, reduce cooking time and decrease energy consumption.
Fan ovens are great for baking multiple trays at a time (biscuits, cupcakes and muffins on the top, middle and lower shelves respectively). They’re also recommended if you like your meat cooked the ‘chefy’ way, tender on the outside and rare on the inside. If you have a combination oven and you want to use the fan, then the symbol won’t have a circle around the fan.
Conventional heating The symbol for conventional heating is two lines, one at the top and one at the bottom of a square. The lines represent the two heating elements used, one at the top and one at bottom of the oven. Instead of a fan, the heat is diffused by natural convection.
Use the conventional heating mode for roasting meat and vegetables or baking cakes. Bottom element heat The symbol is a single line at the bottom of a square, which represents the lower heating element in use. This method is ideal for baking something that requires a crispy base such as pizza.
It is also used for baking a casserole. Bottom element heating with grill The symbol for this function is the zigzag (grill) line at the top and a straight line at the bottom of a square. It’s a good function to use for cooking pies, quiches, and crisping pizzas.
Fan with grill The symbol is the zigzag line at the top of a square with the fan symbol underneath. The fan distributes the heat, while the grill roasts from the top. The grill cycles on and off to maintain the temperature setting. This method is ideal for cooking meat and poultry. Grill The symbol is simply a zigzag line at the top of a square. Using the full grill allows you to cook food for virtually your whole family plus guests. There may also be a half-grill setting, which means only the centre of the grill element gets hot.
You’ll need to place food dead centre to get even cooking. Grills ate great for crisping and browning food, so use yours to make toast or toasted sandwiches, melt and brown cheese on lasagne and make delectable mushroom steaks. Oven light Rather obviously, the symbol is a light bulb in a square. Some ovens cook with the light on automatically so you can see progress easily, but other ovens have a light switch so that you have to turn it on and off to see what’s potting. Oven defrosting Not all ovens have a defrost function, but if yours does, you’ll see it on the symbol that looks like a snowflake above a drop of water. In this mode, the oven fan is switched on but no heat is generated. The air circulation defrosts the food.
It’s great if you forgot to take food out to defrost overnight and you need to make a plan quickly. Warming oven The symbol is a dish with ‘steam’ lines rising above it.
Use the function to keep food warm, without cooking it anymore. Food should stay moist and not dry out when using the warming function. Plate warming The symbol for this function is three dishes lined horizontally above one another.
Dinner party etiquette dictates that you must serve plates warm. This setting keeps your plates safely warm without damaging the china.