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Insert the USB device into the slot on the right side of the appliance after
removing the plug. The display will show a list of the directories in the
USB device. The <ROOT> item shows the first level of the file system.
Select the directory where the programs to be imported reside using the
"SELECTION" keys. The "+" and "-" keys enter and exit the selected
directory. Press "OK" to perform the export operation. A message will
show the number of the program correctly copied from the oven memory
to the USB device. Remove the USB device and refit the previously
removed plug.
NOTE:
the <NO DIRECTORY> message means that there is no
USB or that it has not been correctly inserted into the slot.
3.4 STARTING UP THE BAKING CHAMBER WITH THE
STEAMER
This function allows "calibrated" amounts of steam to be emitted into
the baking chamber.
To enable the function, press "MENU", select the STEAM INJECTION
item with the "SELECTION" keys (↑ and ↓) then press "OK" to open
the submenu.
Scroll through the list using the "+" and "-" buttons to select the
following items.
- "On"/"Off": To switch the steam boiler on or off
- "Steam injection": emits steam into the baking chamber
- "Steam duration": sets the amount of steam, measured by the time
the electrovalve remains open.
Scroll through the list with the "SELECTION" keys as far as the
required item and press "OK" to confirm.
For the "Steam duration" item, change this parameter with the "+" and
"-" keys and then press "OK" to confirm. To return to the previous
screens without saving, press the "RETURN" key one or more times.
Once enabled, the main display will contain an icon to show that the
"Steam" function is on (fig.33). The flashing steam icon shows that the
boiler is heating up. The non-flashing steam icon indicates that the
boiler has reached working temperature and that the steam is ready to
be emitted. During the steam injection stage, the white icon becomes
light blue for the amount of time set for "Steam duration".
There is no dedicated key for the "Steam" function. If steam is used
frequently it is suggested that this function be assigned to the
"HOTKEY" (see 3.5.3) This will associate functions to the key
allowing the boiler to be controlled directly without the need to open
the dedicated menu:
- press once: to inject steam into the baking chamber ("steam
injection" shortcut)
- hold down: to switch the boiler for steam production on/off
("On/Off" function shortcut)
NOTE:
It is not possible to emit steam if the boiler has not been
enabled and/or has not reached the correct temperature to produce
steam.
When using programs containing at least one steam injection, the boiler
is switched on automatically. Switch on Timer 1 (T1) so that the steam
is discharged automatically at the programmed times.
To use Timer 1, refer to 3.2.2 ("BAKING TIMER" section). To create
programs containing the steam injection function, refer to 3.3.
In any case, the oven STOP will also deactivate Steamer heating.
3.4.1 DISCHARGING VAPOUR
Discharge of the vapours that form inside the baking chamber is enabled
using the ball knob on the front left hand side of the Oven (fig.23).
When the ball knob is pulled out. The exhaust outlet is open, when the
ball knob is pushed towards the oven, the outlet is closed.
3.5 ADDITIONAL BAKING CHAMBER SETTINGS
The equipment has further settings that are available from the main
menu. To access these functions, press the "MENU" key then scroll
through the list with the "SELECTION" keys until the required item.
Press "OK" to open the submenu.
3.5.1 LIGHTING
Used to switch the lighting on and off inside the baking chamber. Select
this menu item to manage lighting manually. The lighting status is
represented graphically on the display by a check symbol on the right
of the menu item. This check symbol means that the lighting is on.
3.5.2 CLEANING
WARNING!
Before carrying out the "Cleaning" program,
it is advisable to carefully remove any baking residues on the glass
surface.
The "Clean Oven" function can be used to eliminate cooking residues
on the inside walls of the oven by means of carbonisation. When the
function is selected, this starts the program, set to high temperatures,
for a factory set period of time. When the program has completed and
the oven is again at room temperature, it is sufficient to remove the
charred residues with a brush.
Start the "Cleaning" program by selecting the CLEANING item with
the "SELECTION" keys and press "OK" to confirm. The display will
show an icon and the message "Cleaning program in progress".
If on, the chamber lighting will switch off automatically.
At the end of the program, the oven will enter STOP mode, switching
off the power supply to the heating elements and making a buzzer sound
to warn the operator that the cleaning program is complete. The display
will read "Cleaning program completed". Press "OK" to quit and
proceed to switch off the appliance ass described in 3.9.
To stop the Oven Cleaning Program in advance, press "RETURN".
To delay the execution of the cleaning program, the POWER ON
TIMER must be programmed as follows:
- set the oven power off to the time and day of the week desired for
cleaning;
- set the "Cleaning" flag on the POWER ON position for the selected day
of the week.
For more details see 3.5.4.
NOTE:
The steam exhaust valve needs to be shut during the
cleaning program and until it is completed. At the end, it is
recommended to open the valve to allow steam to be discharged.
NOTE:
The daily use of the cleaning program significantly
affects energy consumption so it is recommended to run it weekly or
only when strictly necessary.
3.5.3 HOTKEY
The "Hotkey" function ("star" key) is a key that can be customised for
direct access to a specific function, as chosen by the user.
Open the "Hotkey" menu to view the current setting, which will be
highlighted. To assign a different function to a "Hotkey", move the
highlighting with the "SELECTION" keys to the required item and
press "OK" to confirm.
If necessary, press "RETURN" until you return to the main screen.
Pressing the "Hotkey" will directly enable the selected function.
3.5.4 SWITCH ON TIMER
This function can be used to order timed start-up of the oven, setting up
to two different on and off times for every day of the week (fig. 21).
Scroll through the list using the "SELECTION" keys to select the
following items:
- "Enable/Disable": enables/disables the on timer
- "Settings": To manage the on/off programmed times
Scroll through the list with the "SELECTION" keys as far as the
"Enable" and press "OK" to confirm and enable the function. If no
switch on/off times are present, the "Settings" screen will open to enter
at least one switch on/off time.
Use the "SELECTION" keys to position the cursor on the time field for
the day of the week to be programmed. The days of the week are set out
on 4 pages. The switch on times are graphically represented by "ON"
and the switch off times with "OFF". For each day of the week that
includes a switch off, it is possible to set the cleaning program to start
up automatically. Times are graphically represented as HH:MM. The
symbols //:// show that switch on/off are disabled.
Use the "+" and "-" keys to increase/reduce the selected field. In the HH
field, select the "//" symbol to disable a specific timer. Select ON in the
CLEANING field to enable the cleaning program after the scheduled
switch off. At the end of the setting process, press "OK" to confirm. Press
"RETURN" to go back to the previous screen without confirming the
changes.
When the switch on timer is enabled, the top bar contains the "On Timer"
icon (fig.17 item I), while when the oven is in STOP mode, the status bar
messages also include the next time time the oven will be switched on,
using the format "ON dd hh:mm". While the oven is switching off, the
status bar will read "OFF dd hh:mm".
The settings table needs to be completed with even just one "On" to
activate the function: the oven will switch on at the first "on"
chronologically enabled and which it encounters in from the moment it
is enabled.
NOTE:
Setting an "On" without setting a subsequent "Off" will
still be considered an active setting: the oven will turn on
automatically at the time set, and will have to be turned off manually.
In the same way, setting "Off" that does not involve a prior "On" will
also be considered an active setting and the oven will switch off
automatically at the set time, if it was manually switched on
beforehand.
At the switch on (or off) time, an intermittent buzzer will sound and the
status icon for the timer will flash to warn of imminent switch on (or off).
This switching on or off may be interrupted by pressing the STOP (or
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