The Clock; Setting The Time; Setting The Start Time; Fire Hazard - hanseatic HBCO7010PA1 Gebrauchsanleitung

The clock

Your oven is equipped with an electronic clock
that can also be used as a timer to switch the
oven on and off.
Quickly set the clock. If you do not touch
a button for 5 seconds, the operation
shall be cancelled.

Setting the time

When starting up the appliance for the first
time or after a power failure, the display will
show . The time must be set.
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1. Tap the sensor (17).
will flash on the hour indicator.
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2. Turn the temperature controller (13) until
the display (16) shows the current hour
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3. To save the setting, tap the
sor (17) again.
will flash on the minute indicator.
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4. Turn the dial (13) until the display (16)
shows the current minute (
5. To save the setting, tap the
sor (17).
The time is set.
If you want to change the time already
set, for example, changing from daylight
saving time to standard time, proceed in the
same manner.

Setting the start time

Fire hazard!

■ Before starting the timer, please
■ Never leave anything to grill unat-
■ Monitor the oven while using the
If you don't want the cooking process to be
started immediately, but at a certain time, you
can set a start time, with the exception of:
(13) Functions
• Please observe the following points when
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chapter "Setting the time" on page EN-25.
The clock
CAUTION
make sure you inform all members
of the household so that they do not
put anything in the oven.
tended when using the timer!
timer in order to prevent spilling and
burning. Please note that fats, oils
and alcohol can catch on fi re when
heated.
and .
using the timer:
– You can pre-programme up to 23 hours
and 59 minutes in advance. The cooking
time can be set between 1 minute and
9 hours.
– An audible alarm will sound when a pro-
gramme has ended. You can cancel this
using one of the sensor button.
– A power failure will delete all pro-
grammes.
You can only set the start time if you have
previously set the time as described in
Page EN-25