Convotherm mini OES 6.06 - Control Panel Operation

CONVOTHERM Mini
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Control panel and its functions
CONVOTHERM
CONVOTHERM ON/OFF (1)
• CONVOTHERM goes into its ready
state:
– Self-diagnostics are performed
– Oven light goes on
Cooking programme ‘Steam’ (2)
• Oven temperature is continuously
variable to any temperature
between 30°C and 120°C
Cooking programme ‘Superheated
steam’ (3)
• Oven temperature is continuously
variable to any temperature
between 100°C and 250°C
Cooking programme ‘Convection’ (4)
• Oven temperature is continuously
variable to any temperature
between 30°C and 250°C
Cooking programme ‘Regenerate’ (5)
• Oven temperature is continuously
variable to any temperature
between 120°C and 160°C
Display (6)
• Displays in normal mode:
Date, time, oven temperature,
cooking time, core temperature
• Displays in programming mode:
Plain text, memory location
numbers, symbols:
Function and operating displays
• Lights if the relevant function or
cooking mode is active:
Electrical heating on
Cooking mode
Button lock
Crisp&Tasty (Demoisturisation)
Vapour reduction
Oven temperature (7)
• Setting the required oven
temperature
• Reading off the actual or required
oven temperature
Cooking time (8)
• Setting of the cooking time from 1
minute to 9 hours 59 minutes or
continuous mode (from 9:59 or 0:01
release selector dial and then turn it
to the right or left again)
• Reading off the actual or required
cooking time
• Calling up pre-select start time
• Reading off elapsed cooking time
when measuring core temperature
Optional core temperature (9)
• Setting the required core
temperature
• Reading off the actual or required
core temperature
• Reading off the actual core
temperature during cooking time
mode
Scrolling to the left or right (11)
One step forwards or backwards
(scrolling) in programming mode
STOP
START
Start/Stop (10)
• Starting the cooking programmes,
cooking plans and recipes from the
cookbook
• Stop:
– Stopping the active cooking
mode
– Confirming of the completed cooking
mode when the buzzer sounds
– Leaving Mr.C functions
(Esc function)