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If the oven is used for long periods at
maximum temperature (for example
when grilling), the glass door can get hot
(up to about 55°C). Make sure that
children stay away from the oven.
This can damage the enamel because all
the heat stays under the foil, the baking
sheet or the roasting pan.
The oven and the kitchen cupboards cool
off faster as a result of the cooling fan.
This helps extend their lifetime.
This protection is built in to prevent the
control panel, the glass door and the
kitchen cupboard from getting too hot
At oven temperatures up to 240 C the
glass door will not get hotter than
80°C, which is a relatively safe
t e m p e r a t u r e .
Enamel damage to the bottom of the
oven is not covered by the guarantee.
As soon as the oven has cooled down
sufficiently, it automatically switches
on again.
for your safety
glass door
Be careful if children are around.
bottom of oven
Never cover the bottom of the oven with
aluminium foil, a baking sheet or a roasting
pan (except when grilling).
cooling fan
The cooling fan may continue in operation
after you have finished using the oven, even
if you have turned the oven off.
protection against overheating
If operated for protracted periods at high
temperatures, the oven may automatically
turn itself off.
Use water with washing-up liquid.
Close the door when you have finished.
Turn the selector control (4) to
.
Turn the temperature control to the
highest setting.
Set the selector control to the `off'
p o s i t i o n
t i m e .
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