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4.3.9 UTILITIES
- Switch on the oven by pressing button I.
- Set a cooking cycle for the following UTILITIES:
UTILITIES with cycle presetting;
this is not necessary for the other utilities as they are already
specific cycles.
- Press button
U
(UTILITY):
U
(UTILITY)
- The green UTILITY LEDs will light up and one will be flashing.
E.g.:
UTILITY selected
(flashing GREEN LED)
- Turn the knob clockwise or counter clockwise to select the utility
required - the relative LED will flash (flashing GREEN colour).
- Press button
U
until the flashing LED relative to the UTILITY
selected changes colour (flashing ORANGE colour).
- Wait a further 5 seconds for the LEDs relative to the selected
utilities to illuminate steadily (steady ORANGE colour).
- Finally, start the cycle by pressing the START/STOP button.
A complete description of the different UTILITIES available is
included in heading 3.4 SPECIAL COOKING MODES (page 42).
Note:
If the
UTILITIES
are not used for 7 seconds they are
automatically
cut out
, signalled by the relative button switching off.
- To
cancel one
of the following preset
UTILITIES
(ORANGE
steady):
press the
U
button and turn the knob to select it so that it flashes
(ORANGE flashing).
Press the
U
button again so that the UTILITY changes colour
(GREEN flashing) and is thus cancelled.
- To
cancel
the other
UTILITIES
set another cooking cycle.
In case of
cycle already started
, stop it, keeping the START/
STOP button pressed for 2 seconds before cancelling the UTILITY.
4.3.10 COOKING WITH TWO PHASES IN AUTOMATIC
SEQUENCE
(LEVEL
B
and
C
ONLY)
Level B ovens allow the execution of cooking cycles composed
of two sequential phases. For example:
- Phase 1:
- air-convection 200°C
- probe 70°C
- Phase 2:
- mixed cycle 220°C
- 40 minutes
The oven switches automatically from phase 1 to phase 2. To set
a two-phase cycle proceed as follows:
1) Switch the oven;
2) Set the desired cooking mode, oven chamber temperature,
and cooking time (or, alternatively, core probe temperature) as
described in this handbook.
3) Press the
"1-2" /
"PHASE"
button:
Phase 1 (I) LED
Phase 2 (II) LED
the phase 2 LED switches to RED (active phase) while the phase
1 LED is GREEN (inactive phase); at the same time the
cooking
modes
button LEDs start flashing again to request a new setting
for phase 2.
5) Select:
- phase 2 cooking mode;
- phase 2 oven chamber temperature;
- time (or core probe temperature) relative to phase 2;
6) The two-phase cooking cycle has now been set. Place the
product to be cooked in the oven and press the START/STOP
button to
start the cooking cycle
.
The cooking cycle will start from phase 1 (phase 1 LED RED) and
switch automatically
to phase 2 (phase 2 LED RED) when the
first phase terminates.
When the oven switches from phase 1 to phase 2 the operator will
be alerted by a brief audible signal.
When phase 2 is terminated the cooking cycle will stop
automatically as already described.
4.3.11 Delta Cooking
This is an advanced method of cooking, by which the oven
chamber temperature varies in function of the core temperature
of the food.
The operator is able to select a
delta
value between
1°C <
120°C
, we recommend using between
20°C < 70°C.
The chamber
temperature will be adjusted to automatically remain above the
rising core temperature exactly by the set value.
This type of cooking is ideally suited to large joints of meat.
How to use it: Manual cooking mode.
1) Select the cooking mode, Ex.
Combi
.
2) Set a target core temperature value,
3) Go into
advanced utility functions (Bottom row on Control
Panel)
and select
ECO - Delta
.
At this point you will see on the oven temperature display
25 °C
which is a
Delta
value (you can change it by highlighting the
temp area and turning the dial to reach the desired Delta – for
example
50
°C
.)
Close the oven door and press the start button to activate the
cooking cycle.
The core temperature of the meat may be for example
14 °C
when the cooking cycle is started, the oven temperature will go
to
75°C
, (
50
°C above core temp)
, and then keep rising as the
core temperature rises, maintaining a difference of
50
°C(
As the
core temperature of the meat rises by one degree so too does
the oven temperature)
.
The two temperatures will displayed in
the lower line on the display.
If you selected a final core temperature of for ex.
67
°C,
the final
oven
chamber temperature will be
117 °C
at the end of the cooking
cycle.
This cooking method is much slower than the ‘normal ‘ way of
cooking but the benefits are higher yields and better quality.
