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Caref ull y i nser t t he c onnection box wit h the heati ng element at t he bac k edge of t he applianc e. A pin in bott om par t of t he c onnecti on box must ent er a hol e i n t he mai n applianc e. This way t he connec tion box is properly mount ed.
Thermal Processing Programs
Customised Thermal Processing
Programs
It is possible and easy to create
customised programs that can have up to
9 different thermal processing phases plus
pre-heating.
Every thermal processing phase is
represented by a thermal processing
mode (convection, mixed, steam, etc.)
with specific time, humidity, ventilation
parameters, etc.
Example: For a roast dish a program can
be created that contains the following
phases:
– quick frying
– roasting
– warm-keeping
The essential condition for creating a
successive phase is that the previous
phase has a defined time. If thermal
processing phase 1 has the time set to
infinity (INF), it will not be possible to
create phase 2 because the first phase
has no specific end.
Fig. 19
The hold (temperature keeping) phase is an exception, which can be set to infinity
(INF) and then there may be one or more thermal processing phases. Those
phases must be, however, started manually, e.g. in the night time thermal
processing of some of roast dish types, you may prefer to brown the dish when the
user returns to the kitchen, therefore after the hold phase.
1. To go from one thermal processing phase to another, press and hold the
number of the thermal processing phase you want to move to, or use arrows to
select the desired thermal processing phase number and press START key.
