Operating The Appliance; Function Switch; Temperature Control; Timer - SilverCrest SGBR 1500 A2 Mode D'emploi

Operating the appliance

Function switch

You can switch on the appliance with the function
switch , and also set 5 different functions:
Symbol
"Upper & lower heat"
e.g. for baking a pizza
"Upper heat/hot air/
"Upper & lower heat/hot air"
"OFF" the appliance is
OFF

Temperature control

Use the temperature control
temperature.
■ If you set the temperature for the functions
"Upper heat" , "Lower heat"
lower heat" use the scale marked with "
■ If you set the temperature for the functions
"Upper heat/hot air/rotisserie"
"Upper & lower heat/hot air"
marked with " ".
SGBR 1500 A2
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Meaning
"Upper heat"
e.g. to gratinate
"Lower heat"
e.g. for baking
rotisserie"
e.g. to roast poultry
e.g. to reheat rolls
switched off.
to set the desired
or "Upper &
".
or
use the scale

Timer

User the timer to set the cooking time.
■ Set the timer to the desired cooking time.
After expiry of the set time a signal tone sounds
and the appliance stops heating.
If the function "Upper heat/hot air/rotisserie"
is selected, the rotisserie
turning.

Grilling and baking

1) Put the crumb tray
2) Remove the rack
the appliance. If required, cover these with
baking paper or lightly grease the baking tray
with suitable baking fat.
NOTE
► Depending on the meal, the oven must be
preheated. Refer to the guidelines in the
respective recipe. Preheating is useful for:
–
very short baking times,
–
crisp crusts,
–
sensitive meals that require a constant
temperature, such as soufflés.
► If no preheating is required, skip step 3).
3) Allow the appliance to heat up for approx.
10 minutes (depending on the temperature
setting) to the required temperature:
–
Select the required temperature using the
temperature control
the correct scale (see chapter "Temperature
control").
–
Select the required function with the function
switch .
will also stop
into the appliance.
and baking tray from
. Ensure that you use
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