Operation Manual
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Overview, which materials are suitable for 
microwaves and for high temperatures
Material Microwave suitable Remark
Aluminium Foil In certain cases Can be used in small quantities to 
avoid overcooking. Risk to have an 
electrical arc when the foil is to near to 
the side walls or to much is used.
Metal pots with 
high edge
No Danger of electrical arcing and fire
Metal pots not hig-
her than 3-4cm
Yes Place in the middle of the turntable, 
min 2cm distance to the walls
Glass Yes
Glass with metal 
decorative elements
No Danger of electrical arcing
Thin glass No Can crack because of high tempera-
tures.
Plastic Yes If the plastic is temperature resisting 
Some containers can deform and chan-
ge the colout. Never seal the container
Porcelain Yes
Porcelain with 
metal decorative 
elements
No Danger of electrical arcing
Paper/Foils Yes Short time use inside Microwave, but 
not at the grill or hot Air Function
Never use hermetic closed containers, cans baby bottles, plastic containers 
etc as this can cause danger of explosion. Always remove the lid or put 
holes in it.
To test if a container is microwave safe put a cup of water inside the container and 
place it in the middle of the glass turntable.
Start the microwave for ca 1min on max power. Is the container cold and the water 
hot then it can be used. Is the container warm or hot, then it is not suitable. 
If any sparks occur, then switch off the microwave instantly. The appliance must be 
supervised permanently.
What is microwave? 
Electrical energy is transformed inside a magnetron into microwaves.
The microwaves makes water molecules, which are in food, start to oscillate. The 
friction between the molecules heats up the food. The microwaves are reflected from 
the interior walls of the oven on the food.
The cold microwaves are absorbed from the water molecules or the fat of the food.
Microwaves enter into the food ca 4cm and cooking the food from the outside to the 
inside. Therefore some time after switching off the appliance is recommended, as the 
food is still cooking to the inside.
The cooking utensils are getting hot up by the food. Therefore always use cooking 
gloves to remove them.
Cooking utensils made from metal cannot be passed from the microwaves and must 
therefore normally not be used.
Grill 
At the upper side of the appliance there is a 1200W heating element for grilling or au 
four of food.
Always take care to have enough distance between the food and the heating ele-
ment, to avoid any ignition of splattering oil. To reduce the grilling time- when the 
food is slightly brown- the microwave can be added. Always take care, that only one 
wire grill is used when using the microwave function.
Hot Air 
In the inside of the back plate of the oven there is a adjustable (100-220°C) heating 
element combined with a convection unit. By the circulating hot air it is possible to 
cook food on different levels. By the circulation the food preparation is more energy 
efficient.
When using hot air and microwave at the same time it is important to use only one 
wire grill on the glass turntable. Always place the wire grill in the middle of the glass 
turntable.










