Set-up and start-upPage EN-30
The correct place to put the
appliance
The appliance should not be positioned di-
rectly next to a refrigerator or deep freezer.
The heat emitted from the appliance would
cause unnecessarily higher energy con-
sumption by the fridge or freezer.
There must be a minimum spacing of 2 m
from radio sets, televisions, etc., to ensure
that the reception is not distorted.
The base upon which the appliance should
be positioned must be level, sufficiently sta-
ble and heat resistant.
When selecting a location for the appliance,
please ensure to choose a place away from
heat, steam or high air humidity. The appli-
ance may not be used outdoors.
Please ensure that no highly flammable ma-
terials are located in the vicinity of the appli-
ance.
The socket must be near to the appliance
and easily accessible, in order that the plug
can be quickly pulled out in the event of any
malfunction.
In order to ensure sufficient air circulation,
the following minimum lateral and vertical
distances must be complied with:
Upwards: 30 cm
Backwards: 0 cm
To the left: 20 cm
To the right: 20 cm
As measured from the base, the installation
height must be at least 85 cm.
Inserting the turntable
Mikrowelle
Auto Menü
Grill
Kombi.
HeißluftAuftauen
VITAL Stopp/LöschenECO
Uhrzeit/
Timer
Bestätigen
Start
(2)
(4)
(3)
1. Position the turntable drive (4) in the hole
in the middle of the cooking chamber floor.
Turn the turntable drive (4) slightly so that
it slots into place and can no longer be
turned.
2. Position the roller ring (3) centrally into the
recess in the cooking chamber floor.
3. Place the turntable (2) centrally on the
roller ring. Turn the turntable (2) a little as
required, so that it slots into the turntable
drive (4).
Please note:
• Never use the oven without the turnta-
ble (2).
• Always place the cooking container on the
turntable (2).
This ensures that microwaves are distribut-
ed evenly and prevents liquid from seeping
into the appliance if it boils over.
Cleaning before use
• Please clean the appliance before its
first use (see “Care and maintenance” on
page EN-28).
Set-up and start-up
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