User Manual
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To  ensure  the  oven  will  function  properly,  the  kitchen
housing  /  panels  of  the  kitchen  cabinet  next  to the oven 
must be made of a heat-resistant material.
Ensure that the glue of cabinets made of veneered wood can 
withstand  temperatures  of  at  least  250  ºF.  Plastics  or  glues
that cannot  withstand  such  temperatures  will  melt  and  de-
form the cabinet,  once  the  oven  has  been  lodged  inside  the 
cabinets,  electrical  parts  must  be  completely  insulated.  This 
is  a  legal  safety requirement. All guards must  be firmly fixed 
into place so that it is impossible to remove them without using 
special tools.
Remove the back of the kitchen cabinet to ensure an adequate
current of air circulates around the oven. The hob must have a
rear gap of at least 45 mm.
When the  oven  is unpacked,  check  if  the cabinet is  dam-
aged in  any  way. If  you  have  any  doubts at  all,  DO  NOT 
use  it: contact  a  qualified  professional.  Keep  packing 
materials such  as  plastic  bags,  polystyrene,  or  nails  out  of 
the reach of children.
The oven may be installed  underneath  a  work  top  or  into  an 
upright  cupboard.  Fix the  oven  in  position  by  screwing  into 
place, using the two fixing holes  in  the  frame.  To  locate  the 
fixing  holes,  open  the  oven door  and  look  inside.  To  allow 
adequate  ventilation,  the  measurements  and  distances  ad-
hered to when fixing the oven.
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Fitting Oven into Kitchen  
Control Panel Description
Convention with Fan:  Combination  of  the  fan  and  both  heating  element  provides  more 
even heat  distribution,  saving  up  to  30-40%  of  energy.  Dishes  are  lightly  browned  on  the 
outside and still moist on the inside. NOTE: This function is suitable for grilling or roasting big 
pieces
of meat  at  a  higher  temperature.  The temperature  can be  set within  the  range  of 
150-500°F. 
The default temperature is 350° F.
Symbol  Function Description
Radiant Grilling: The inner grill element switches on and off to maintain temperature. The 
temperature can be set within the range of 350-500°F. The default temperature is 350° F.
Conventional Cooking: For use of the top and bottom heating elements to provide con-
vectional cooking. The temperature can be set within the range of 150-500°F. 
The default 
temperature is 350° F.
Defrost:  The  circulation  of  air  at  room  temperature  allows  for  quicker  thawing  of 
frozen food, without the use of any heat. A gentle but quick way to speed up the defrost-
ing and thawing times of frozen foods, ready-made dishes, etc.
Double Grilling with Fan: For use of  the inner  radiant grill element,  top heating element 
and fan. The temperature can be set within the range of 350-500°F. The default tempera-
ture is 350° F.
Double Grilling: For use with inner radiant grill element and top element. The temperature 
can be set within the range of 350-500°F. The default temperature is 350° F.
Oven Lamp: Allows the user to observe the food inside of the oven, through the window. 
Oven lamp will light for all cooking functions.
Bottom Heater: A concealed  element located  on  the bottom of  the  oven that  provides 
heat.  It  is  mainly used  for  keeping  food  warm. The  temperature  can  be  set  within  the 
range of 150-500
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F. The default temperature is 350 
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True European Convection:  An  element  around  the  fan  provides  an  additional  source 
of heat  for  convection  style  cooking.  In  convection  mode,  the  fan  automatically  comes
on  to  improve  air circulation  within  the  oven  and  creates  an  even  heat  for  cooking.  The 
temperature can be set within the range of 150-500°F. The default temperature is 350° F.










