Electrical Connections; Setting The Time; Heating Up The Appliance For The First Time - hanseatic AC925EC3-S00E Gebrauchsanleitung

Electrical connections

• Please check whether the appliance's sup-
ply voltage is compatible with the supply
voltage used in your house (please see the
type plate).
• Please ensure you only connect the ap-
pliance to a professionally installed pro-
tective contact socket with sufficient fuse
protection (see "Technical specifications"
on page EN-37).
• The power socket must be located away
from the rear of the microwave oven, other-
wise the mains plug will be in contact with
the backplate.
• Do not use any multiplugs, extension ca-
bles, timer switches or remote control sys-
tems.
After you have connected the mains plug to
the socket, a beep will sound and the dis-
play (7) will light up.

Setting the time

During start-up and after a power cut, you will
have to set the time. Otherwise the appliance
will not work.
The appliance is always in 24-hour
mode and can therefore not be
changed to 12-hour mode.
1. Select the function indicator
the "Confirm/Start" control dial (14).
The function indicator will flash.
2. Press the "Confirm/Start" control dial (14).
The top two digits will start flashing on
the display (7).
3. Set the number of hours using the "Con-
firm/Start" control dial (14), and press the
"Confirm/Start" control dial (14) again.
The bottom two digits will start to flash.
4. Set the number of minutes using the "Con-
firm/Start" control dial (14), and press the
"Confirm/Start" control dial (14) again.
The function indicator
time has now been set.
Heating up the appliance for
the first time
A slight odour may be produced during first
use. This is non-toxic and disappears after a
short moment.
• Allow the appliance to run for 10 minutes at
200 °C in convection mode (see "Convec-
tion mode" on page EN-22).
Kitchen
using
Set-up and start-up
Auto Menu Healthy Fry
Microwave
Grill
Convection
Combi.
Defrost
Kitchen Timer
26
Clock
Kitchen
will flash. The
You must manually change the
clocks to summer time in March
and back again in October.
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