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20 

 

Poultry 

Chicken 

Fish Fillet 

Trout 

Prawn 

250 

1000 

200 

250 

100 

5-6 

20-24 

4-5 

5-6 

2-3 

5-10 

20-30 

5-10 

5-10 

5-10 

Fruit 

200 

300 

500 

4-5 

8-9 

11-14 

5-10 

5-10 

10-20 

Bread 

200 

500 

800 

4-5 

10-12 

15-17 

5-10 

10-15 

10-20 

Butter 

250 

8-10 

10-15 

Cheese 

250 

6-8 

10-15 

Cream 

250 

7-8 

10-15 

 

9.3 

Cooking with Grill   

IMPORTANT: 

1.  There  will  be  some  smoke  and  smell  when  the  grill  is  used  for  the  first  time.  That  is 

because of oil left from the manufacture process. 

2.  The oven glass door becomes hot when the oven is operating. Keep children away. 
3.  When the grill is used for extended period of time, it is normal to find that the elements 

will switch off temporarily due to the safety thermostat. 

4.  When food is to be grilled or cooked in containers you should check that the container is 

suitable for microwave oven safe. 

5.  When the grill is used it is possible that some splashes of fat may go onto the elements 

and be burnt. This is a normal situation and does not mean there is any kind of operation 
fault. 

6.  After you have finished cooking, clean the oven interior and the accessories. 

 
GRILL ELEMENT 
 

Name 

QUANTITY(G) 

TIME(MIN.) 

INSTRUCTIONS 

FISH 

Bass 

Sardines 

800 

6-8 FISH 

18-24 

15-20 

Spread lightly with butter. After half of 

cooking time turn and spread with 

seasoning. 

MEAT 

Sausages 

6-8 UNITS 

22-26 

Prick after half cooking time and turn. 

Frozen Hamburgers 

3 UNITS 

18-20 

 

Spare Rib (approx.3 cm thick) 

400 

25-30 

After half of cooking time, baste and turn. 

Toast   

4 UNITS 

3/2-3 

Watch toasting. 

Toasted Sandwiches 

2 UNITS 

5-10 

Watch toasting. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ESMO-C3582ST

Page 1: ...ease read this manual carefully before operating your set Retain it for future reference Record model number and serial number of the set See the label attached on the set and quote this information t...

Page 2: ...place any object between the oven front panel or near the door or allow soil or cleaner residue to accumulate on sealing surfaces 3 Do not operate the oven if it is damaged It is particularly importa...

Page 3: ...TTING 12 8 2 RESET THE CURRENT TIME 12 8 3 SELECTING THE OVEN FUNCTIONS 12 8 4 MICROWAVE FUNCTIONS 12 8 5 GRILL FUNCTIONS 12 8 6 MICROWAVE GRILL FUNCTIONS 12 8 7 MICROWAVE STEAM FUNCTION 13 8 8 GRILL...

Page 4: ...COOKING WITH GRILL 20 9 4 WHAT KIND OF OVENWARE CAN BE USED 21 10 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 21 10 1 CLEANING THE OVEN CAVITY 21 10 2 CLEANING THE CAVITY CEILING 22 10 3 RINSE OF DOOR SEAL AND FRONT PAN...

Page 5: ...in the oven When the oven is not being used everything should be removed except provided accessory Do not cover slag pan or other parts with tinsel since it will result overheat Accessible parts may b...

Page 6: ...ich caused personal injury and property loss 3 INSTALLATION 3 1 Before the Installation Please check the products and make sure that there is no damage caused by striking or heavy load The oven door i...

Page 7: ...f the cabinet should be insulated and the clearance between the edge of the cabinet and the oven should be over 100mm for ventilation min 550 458 558 565 465 444 594 21 455 542 min500cm 2 min500cm 2 1...

Page 8: ...n during installation or handling The panels of the adjacent cabinets must be made of heat resistant material which can withstand temperatures of up to 100 In compliance with current safety standards...

Page 9: ...lease contact a qualified technician to check the connection The manufacturer declines all liability of damage resulting from a connection which has not been earthed properly Before plugging the appli...

Page 10: ...od in the microwave for long period For all other types of cooking never place anything on the bottom of the microwave oven to cook because this could damage the surface of the oven interior Always pl...

Page 11: ...ht Choice of Defrost Clock Setting Child Lock Increase Function Power Weight Increase Decrease Function Power Weight Decrease Start Pause Functions Description Microwave Grill Microwave Grill Microwav...

Page 12: ...rowave Functions After selecting this function the indicator and will light up Screen shows 01 00 and 800W Press to set the cooking time Then press or to adjust the cooking time The maximum timer is 9...

Page 13: ...x 200G CUPS SOUP BOWL 400 2 4 3 5 8 7 Microwave Steam function After selecting the function the symbols and will light up and the screen shows the preset cooking time 5 00 and program P1 S Press to se...

Page 14: ...After selecting the function and light with the screen shows 10 00 Press to set the cooking time When the preset time is flashing you can adjust the cooking time by pressing and and the longest cooki...

Page 15: ...lashing You are required to turn the food over After closing the door press to continue cooking 8 12 Cleaning Function After selecting the function the symbols and light up and the screen shows the pr...

Page 16: ...d the symbol will light The beeps repeat every 30 seconds in five minutes until the door is opened or is pressed The oven will return to the OFF mode During the process of cooking press for 1 second a...

Page 17: ...on except pause 2 when the oven door is opened in standby status 3 If the oven door is left open The oven light will automatically shut off after 10 minutes 9 RECOMMENDED COOKING MENU 9 1 Cooking with...

Page 18: ...of food the longer the cooking time 2 The lower the microwave power the longer the cooking time 3 Foods containing a lot of liquid will heat up more quickly 4 Cooking will be more uniform if the food...

Page 19: ...should be wrapped in a napkin so that it does not become too dry 11 Remove frozen food from its wrapping and do not forget to take off any metal twist tags For containers that are used to keep frozen...

Page 20: ...y due to the safety thermostat 4 When food is to be grilled or cooked in containers you should check that the container is suitable for microwave oven safe 5 When the grill is used it is possible that...

Page 21: ...ter without using any abrasive powders or corrosive substances which could damage the surface If the stains are difficult to be removed use mild cleaner with hot soapy water to clean the area 10 1 Cle...

Page 22: ...en or plastic cleaning tools if it is necessary 10 4 Cleaning The Accessories Clean the accessories after each use If they are very dirty soak them first of all and then use a brush and sponge The acc...

Page 23: ...and electronic appliances By collecting and recycling waste you help to save natural resources and make sure the product is disposed in an environmental friendly and healthy way Capacity 35L Voltage 2...

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