Bartscher 287.410 Manual De Instrucciones página 45

Glass ceramic electric cooker (fig. 21 & 22 – p. 8)
The hotplates are turned on as follows:
Turn the control knob (1) to the desired position; the indicator light (2) comes on to indicate
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that the selected hotplate is on (the selected area will become red on the glass ceramic surface).
The control knob (fig. 22 p. 8) is connected to the power regulator, so when it is turned the
machine is switched on. Depending on the setting, the hotplate turns on and off in a cycle in
order to maintain a constant temperature. The higher the setting selected on the control knob,
the more time it remains on rather than off. When turned to the highest setting, the hotplate
stays on constantly at the maximum supplied power.
In order to avoid dangerous and uncontrolled temperature increases, the machine is fitted with
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an automatically resetting safety thermostat that intervenes at a set temperature.
ATTENTION! Never leave the appliance unattended while in use. Never leave the glass
ceramic cooker switched on without cookware or with empty cookware. If the ceramic glass is
cracked or broken, stop any work that has begun, disconnect the appliance from the electrical
supply and place it in an appropriate place until it can be repaired by qualified personnel.
Ventilated electric oven (fig. 19 – p. 8)
Before turning on the electric oven, one of the preset cooking options should be selected as follows:
Turn the control knob (1) to the desired position;
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The desired cooking temperature is controlled by the thermostat (2), the two indicator lights
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come on. The green light stays on to indicate the power supply, while the orange one switches
off once the oven reaches the right temperature;
To switch off the oven, turn one of the two control knobs to the 0 position.
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Position no.
Oven off
Fan and total heating
Total heating
Fan and cooking from the bottom
Cooking from the bottom
Fan and au gratin
Cooking au gratin
Use
cooking
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