Saving A Cooking Cycle; How To Save A Cooking Cycle - Candy CSO 989 X Installationsanweisung Und Gebrauchsanweisung

SAVING A COOKING CYC LE
The oven electronics offers the possibility to sto re your cooking settings in appropriate memory
areas. This information may be retrieved at a later time in order to cook with the same previous
settings, obtaining consistent and unfailing results.
The following can be stored in the memory:
cooking cycle
cooking chamber temperature
food probe temperature or alternatively cooking time
It is not possible to store:
Start cooking time
End of cooking time
HOW TO SAVE A COOKIN G CYCLE
After turning on the oven and carrying out all the necessary cooking settings, press key
(9) repeatedly until the following text appears: SAVE COOKING CYCLE
Press key: (8) to confirm that you would like to save the data.
Select one of the 10 available records using the scrolling keys:
Confirm the saving of the data in COOKING CYCLE NO. with key
When the data has been saved, the system responds with DONE
Notes:
It is advisable to write down the number of the cooking cycle along with the name of the
dish for which it is used in a notebook. This will help in the future when you would like to
call up the cooking cycle to be used for this particular dish.
If the system does not display the writing "DONE", this means that all the available memory
records have been used. To save another cooking cycle, you must delete one or more
records. See section
Menu functions
Recipes
Settings
Exit
Recipes :. The system has a stored list of dishes (meat, bread/pizza, desserts, timbales, your own
recipes) that allows a quick setting of the oven (recommended parameters) based on the item
selected in order to obtain the correct cooking.
The followin g pages provide the tables and parameters of the food stored in the memory.
Settings: In this menu it is possible to carry out a series of settings that allow to personalize the
oven based on your own needs.
See the list on page 32
how to delete your own recipe
(9) or
(8)
on page 28
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