Defrosting Operating Mode; Defrosting By Weight - hanseatic TG925HS6 Gebrauchsanleitung

The appliance starts. The ventilator starts.
The light in the cooking chamber switches
on. The glass rotary plate starts to turn. On
the display, the symbols
(14) for the microwave and grill will flash
and the time display will begin to count
down.
As soon as the cooking time has finished, a
signal will sound 5 times and the appliance
switches off. The display now again shows
the time.
6. Open the door and carefully remove the
dish from the cooking compartment.

Defrosting operating mode

WARNING
Health hazard!
The water that melts during defrosting
can contain harmful bacteria, especial-
ly with meat and poultry!
Avoid any physical contact.
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Pour defrost water away. Do not use
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it for any other purpose.
Thoroughly clean the dishware you
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have used.
NOTICE
Risk of damage to property!
Improper handling of the appliance
can lead to property damage.
The appliance must never be operat-
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ed without the glass rotary plate or
food inside.
Do not use the grill rack in the defrost
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operating mode. Doing so can lead to
sparks.
When defrosting frozen food you have two
program options available:
(13) and
Defrosting by weight (dEF1)
Enter the weight of the dish you would like
to defrost, and the appliance will select the
defrosting time which is ideally suited for this
weight.
Timed defrosting (dEF2)
You can determine the defrosting time for
your dishes.
Preparation:
• Ideally, use food which has been frozen
at -18 °C in portions that are as thin as
possible.
• Remove all packaging and weigh the
dish. The weight is required to ensure the
correct settings.
• Place the food in an appropriately sized
container into which the defrost water can
run without overflowing.
• Do not cover the food.

Defrosting by weight

1. Place the dish or drink into the cooking
compartment and close the door so that it
clicks into place and locks.
2. Press the 'Gewicht / Auftauen' sensor (30)
once.
The symbols
dEF1
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Operating modes
(13) and
will appear on the display.
(16) and