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Grill and chicken Turning
Function
This function is used to grill and to turn
chicken, cooked food on a skewer.
To make turning, use the “turning skewer”.
To grill, place the food onto the grill, also
the grill onto the shelf at toppest level. You
can start to grill after placing the oven tray
onto the 3rd Shelf. The tray that is placed
onto the 3rd Shelf will ensure the collection
of oils that drop from food. Turn your
oven’s heat set up switch as it will show the
sign of this function. Place your food into
the oven after pre heating of 5 minutes.
At the end of cooking, as in all other
cooking processes; turn off the oven’s
switch and heat set up switch. Cancel
the oven’s time program and take the
cooked food from oven and leave onto a
safe place. Do not come close to the oven
until it will cool and keep children away.
Upper heater, Grill and Roast
Chicken Function
This function is used to grill rapidly and to
roast chicken, cooked food on a skewer.
To make roasting, use the “roasting
skewer”. To grill, place the food onto the
grill, also the grill onto the shelf at toppest
level. You can start to grill after placing the
oven tray onto the 3rd Shelf. The tray that
is placed onto the 3rd Shelf will ensure
collection of oils that drop from food.
Turn your oven’s heat set up switch
as it will show the sign of this
function. Place your food into the
oven after pre heating of 5 minutes.
At the end of cooking process, as in all
Pizza Function:
The oven’s thermostat and warning
lights will be turned on, the ring and
lower heating elements and fan will start
operating.
Fan and lower heating function is ideal for
baking food, such as pizza, equally in a
short time. While the fan evenly disperses
the heat of the oven, the lower heating
element ensures the baking of food dough.
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other cooking processes; turn off the
oven’s switch and heat set up switch.
Cancel the oven’s time program and take
the cooked food from oven and leave onto
a safe place. Do not come close to the
oven until it cools and keep children away.
