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Silvercrest SMW 900 EDS B2 User Manual

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Avant de commencer
Principes fondamentaux lors de la
cuisson au micro-ondes
Ordonnez les denrées alimentaires de manière
correcte.
en plaçant notamment les portions les plus
épaisses aux bords.
Veillez au temps de cuisson. Sélectionnez
le temps de cuisson le plus court indiqué et
prolongez ce dernier en cas de besoin.
Des denrées alimentaires cuites pendant trop
longtemps peuvent commencer à fumer ou à
s'enflammer.
En cours de cuisson, recouvrez les plats avec
un couvercle spécialement adapté pour le
micro-ondes. Le couvercle empêche les écla-
boussures et contribue également à la cuisson
uniforme des denrées.
Pendant la préparation au micro-ondes, tournez
les denrées alimentaires une fois afin que les
plats comme le poulet ou les hamburgers soient
plus rapidement cuits dans leur intégralité.
De gros morceaux comme un rôti doivent être
tournés au moins une fois.
Après la moitié du temps de cuisson, il est re-
commandé de déplacer entièrement les den-
rées alimentaires comme des boulettes de vian-
de par exemple. Tournez-les et déplacez les
boulettes du milieu de l'assiette vers le bord.
Utiliser de la vaisselle de cuisson
appropriée
Le matériau idéal pour un four à micro-ondes
laisse passer les micro-ondes, laisse donc pas-
ser l'énergie à travers le récipient afin de ré-
chauffer les denrées alimentaires.
Les micro-ondes ne sont pas en mesure de passer
à travers le métal. C'est la raison pour laquelle
aucun récipient et aucune vaisselle métallique
ne doivent être utilisés.
N'utilisez pas de produits en papier recyclé pour
le réchauffement au micro-ondes. Ces derniers
peuvent contenir de minuscules fragments
métalliques pouvant générer des étincelles
et/ou des incendies.
Il est plutôt recommandé d'utiliser de la vaisselle
ronde/ovale au lieu de la vaisselle rectangulaire/
longue étant donné que les denrées alimentaires
dans les coins peuvent facilement cuire trop.
La liste ci-après s'entend comme une assistance
globale pour le choix de la vaisselle correcte.
Vaisselle de
cuisson
Micro-
ondes
Gril
Air
chau
d
Combi-
naison
Verre résistant
à la chaleur
Oui Oui Oui Oui
Verre non
résistant à la
chaleur
Non Non Non Non
Céramique
thermorésistan-
te
Oui Oui Oui Oui
Vaisselle en
plastique
adaptée au
micro-ondes
Oui Non Non Non
Essuie-tout Oui Non Non Non
Tablette/pla-
que métallique
Non Oui Oui Non
Support gril Non Oui Oui Non
Film alu & ré-
cipient de film
Non Oui Oui Non
IB_96324_SMW900EDSB2_BE.qxp 22.04.2014 12:11 Uhr Seite 36
DIN A5 148 mm x 210 mm

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Silvercrest SMW 900 EDS B2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSilvercrest
ModelSMW 900 EDS B2
CategoryMicrowave Oven
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction

Intended Usage

Scope of delivery

Appliance Description

Appliance Components Overview

Details the numbered components of the microwave oven's exterior, including display and buttons.

Control Panel Button Identification

Lists and explains the function of each button on the microwave's control panel.

Included Accessories

Identifies included accessories such as the turntable and grill stands.

Technical Details

Important Safety Instructions

Microwave Radiation and General Safety

Precautions against microwave radiation exposure and general safety guidelines for appliance use.

Fire and Burn Hazard Prevention

Specific warnings about fire risks and potential burns from hot surfaces or materials.

Appliance Damage & Electrical Safety

Instructions to prevent appliance damage and warnings concerning electrical hazards and fluid immersion.

Before You Begin

Microwave Cookery Principles

Tips for arranging food, managing cooking times, and using lids for optimal microwave cooking.

Guidance on Suitable Cookware

Explains ideal materials and recommends container shapes for microwave cooking to prevent overcooking.

Cookware Compatibility Table

A table detailing the compatibility of various cookware types with microwave, grill, and convection functions.

Commissioning

Appliance Installation Guidelines

Instructions for selecting a suitable location, ensuring proper ventilation, and minimum clearances.

Appliance Preparation for First Use

Steps to prepare the microwave before initial operation, including removing protective films.

Electrical Connection and Safety

Details on power socket requirements, circuit recommendations, and initial heating for residue removal.

Operation

Setting the Clock

Step-by-step guide to setting the 12 or 24-hour clock display accurately.

Standby Mode Functionality

Description of how the microwave automatically enters standby mode and its display behavior.

Kitchen Timer Operation

How to use the independent kitchen timer function for setting countdowns and alerts.

Child Lock Feature

Instructions on how to activate and deactivate the child safety lock to prevent accidental use.

Querying Operational Status

Methods to check the current time or the selected power level during operation cycles.

Interrupting and Cancelling Processes

Procedures to pause, resume, or completely stop active cooking or defrosting cycles.

Heating and Cooking

Microwave Operation

Basic instructions for using the microwave function, including selecting power levels and times.

Grill Function Operation

How to use the grill feature with different modes: top heat, bottom heat, and top/bottom heat.

Combination Grill Cooking

Instructions for using combined grill and microwave functions for optimized food preparation.

Convection Operation

How to use the convection feature for baking and roasting, including temperature and time settings.

Convection with Preheating

Guide to preheating the oven using the convection function before starting a cooking process.

Combination Convection Cooking

Instructions for combining convection and microwave functions for enhanced cooking results.

Auto Menu Functions

Starting the Auto Menu

How to select food type and weight for automated cooking programs.

Auto Menu Programs Overview

List of automatic cooking programs with symbols, food types, and weight/volume ranges.

Re-cooking Auto Menu Items

Guidance on re-cooking meals if they are not fully cooked after the initial automatic program.

Pizza Auto Program

Specific instructions for using the automatic programs dedicated to cooking pizzas.

Defrosting

Defrosting by Weight

How to defrost food by selecting the food type and its specific weight for automatic calculation.

Defrosting by Time

How to manually set the desired time for defrosting various food items.

Recipes

Meat Patty Recipe

Ingredients and preparation steps for making meat patties using combined cooking functions.

Frozen Bread Roll Baking

Instructions for baking frozen bread rolls using the convection function.

Potato Gratin Recipe

Ingredients and preparation steps for making potato gratin using combined cooking functions.

Muffin Recipe

Ingredients and preparation steps for baking muffins using the convection function.

Cleaning and Care

Interior Cleaning and Maintenance

How to keep the inside of the microwave clean, including tips for spills and residues.

Exterior Cleaning Guidelines

Instructions for cleaning the appliance's outer surfaces, door, and viewing window.

Odour Elimination

Method for removing persistent odours from the microwave cavity using steam and lemon.

Turntable and Grill Stand Cleaning

How to clean the removable turntable and the grill stand separately.

Troubleshooting

Display Issues and No Power

Steps to resolve issues where the display shows nothing or the appliance has no power.

Unresponsive Appliance

Solutions for when the control buttons or the entire appliance do not respond.

Cooking Process Not Starting

Troubleshooting steps for when the cooking or warming process fails to initiate.

Turntable Noise Issues

How to address loud noises originating from the turntable during operation.

Error Code Resolution

Explanation of common error codes (E01, E02, E03) and their corresponding solutions.

Disposal

Warranty and Service

Warranty Period and Claims

Information on the 3-year warranty, required proof of purchase, and claim procedures.

Service Contact Information

Contact details for customer service departments in Great Britain and Ireland for assistance.

Importer Information

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