User manual BARAZZA 1FVLTNM

[. . . ] Congratulations on purchasing the Velvet Touch Screen oven by Barazza!This safe and reliable high-quality appliance can assist you in your work with long-lasting top-level performance. The manufacturer reserves the right to make any changes deemed suitable to the product without prior notice. The drawings, installation diagrams and tables contained in this manual are approximate and for informational purposes only. [. . . ] For a good result using grill function, it is recommended to set the temperature at a value lower than 200°C. Symbols of the Touch Screen display Confirm the selection made: Cancel the selection made: Return to the previous screen: Scroll through the various items: To activate the functions of the Touch Screen display, just press lightly on the corresponding icons. : time setting) you can increase/decrease the value by one unit at a time with quick and repeated touches on the symbols “+” or “-” or, in order to advance more quickly, by pressing the button continuously. In the screens where the confirmation button is not included (e. 13), select the desired icons/ values; they will be stored simply by exiting the screen with the button. 15 Avoid using the Touch Screen display with wet or dirty hands (fig. 15), you can lock the functions of the Touch Screen display, thus preventing the accidental activation or modification of the settings. This is a useful safety precaution when there are children in the house. Light button Pressing this icon turns on/off the light inside the oven cavity. Door-opener (only on some models) By pressing this icon, the oven door is automatically, partially opened; complete opening of the door must be carried out manually by gripping it where the thermal protections are located (fig. With models featuring traditional door openings, you must guide the door until it is almost closed; complete door closure takes place automatically. In the instance where the door is not completely open, it will automatically re-close after 5 seconds. Do not force the opening or closing of the door when in automatic mode. With models featuring automated door openings, in the instance of a blackout, taking care not to burn yourself, you are able to open the door by gripping it by the lower corner if it is a side-opening door (fig. 1), by the upper corners if it is a traditional drop-down door, opening any adjacent units in order to facilitate access (fig. Poultry), begins cooking on the outside first, and then the heat penetrates into the depth as well, cooking the interior part known as the “core” of the food. The thermal probe is a shaft to be inserted deep into the food in order to detect its interior temperature during cooking: when the interior temperature remains at 70-80°C for about 10 minutes, the food will certainly be cooked, both internally and externally (Caution!The times and temperatures are approximate and vary from food to food). The values to be set are thus the “core” temperature to be reached and the amount of time for which this temperature must be maintained. During the cooking, these values are always visible on the Touch Screen display. Once the temperature has been reached and maintained for the set time, an acoustic signal is emitted and you can decide whether or not to continue cooking. Only use the temperature probe recommended for this oven. [. . . ] Clean the oven after each use once it has cooled: this facilitates the operation and prevents the burning of food residue. Clean ALL parts of the appliance using only the procedures and products indicated in this manual (in particular, do NOT use abrasive sponges, scrapers, acidic or aggressive detergents, steam or pressure cleaning devices, direct jets of water). Any cleaning performed in a manner different from that specified may endanger the safety of people, animals and property as well as cause damage to the appliance which is not covered by the Guarantee. A variation in the colouring of the oven cavity interior does not compromise the oven’s performance and is not considered a defect covered by the Guarantee. [. . . ]