Caple CM107 User Manual

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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Compact Oven

EN1Operating instructionsCompact OvenENCM 107

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103/DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCEFig.101000 W MICROWAVEMICROWAVE SPEED DEFROSTSPEED DEFROST PASTRY/BREADLOW GRILLHIGH GRILLFAN HEATMICROWAVE + LOW GR

Page 3 - •SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

11The display guides you through programming the various settings :Time, Programme length, Microwave power level (Watts),Food weight (grams), Stop tur

Page 4 - 1/NOTICES TO THE USER

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE12After hooking up your appliance or after an extended power outage, “1 2: 0 0” will flash in thedisplay.To set the time on th

Page 5 - •BEFORE HOOK-UP

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE13Power level Use1000 W/900WQuickly reheating beverages, water and dishes containing a largevolume of liquid.Cookingdishes con

Page 6 - •BUILDING IN

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCEProgramming by power level DisplayTurn the function selector to choose the variable powermicrowave function. The maximum power

Page 7 - •THE APPLIANCE

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE15Thanks to the automatic cooking function, the cooking mode and duration are automaticallyprogrammed based on the food type a

Page 8 - •ACCESSORIES

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE16•GUIDE TO AUTOMATIC FUNCTIONSPorkVealTurkeyBeefThis function allows you to cook and brown roasts that weigh 500 g - 2000 g.

Page 9 - •CONTROL PANEL

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE17•GUIDE TO AUTOMATIC FUNCTIONSVegetablesFreshFrozenThis function allows you to cook vegetables that weight 100 g to 1000 g.Ve

Page 10 - •SELECTORS

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE18Using your microwave oven to defrost frozen vegetables enables you to save a lot of time.To defrost food, use the SPEED DEFR

Page 11 - •DISPLAY

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE19Speed defrost DisplayTurn the function selector to choose the “Speed Defrost”function. The corresponding display lights up.5

Page 12 - •STOPPING THE TURNTABLE

TABLE OF CONTENTS21/NOTICES TO THE USER• Safety recommendations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3•

Page 13 - •PROGRAMMING

Defrosting pastryFood Quantity Time RecommendationsFlaky or shortcrustpastry400 g 1 - 3 minPlace on kitchen paper and turnhalfway through defrostingDe

Page 14 - •MICROWAVE FUNCTION

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE21This function enables you to cook and brown foods such as au gratin dishes and meats.It can be used before or after cooking,

Page 15 - •KEEP WARM FUNCTION

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE22This function lets you simultaneously use the grill and the microwave, which enables quickcooking. You can use any of the gr

Page 16 - •GUIDE TO AUTOMATIC FUNCTIONS

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE23The fan heat function allows you to cook and brown foods like in a traditional oven.Programming the FAN HEAT function Displa

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EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE24FoodTemperatureGrid level DurationMeatPork roast (1 kg)Veal roast (1 kg)Roast beef (1 kg)Lamb (leg, shoulder, 1.5 kg)Poultry

Page 18 - •DEFROSTING

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE25The fan heat + microwave cooking mode combines microwave cooking with fan heat cooking,which allows you to save considerable

Page 19 - •SPEED DEFROST FUNCTION

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE26The three memory functions allow you to record three common programmes that you can thenselect rapidly.Programming a memory

Page 20 - •DEFROSTING GUIDE

EN4/USING YOUR APPLIANCE275/CARING FOR AND CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCEIt is recommended that you regularly clean your oven and remove any food build-up on

Page 21 - •GRILL FUNCTION

28You observe that ... What should you do?The time counts down, but the appliance is notworking (the turntable is not rotating and foodis not heated).

Page 22 - •MICROWAVE + GRILL FUNCTION

EN 7/FUNCTIONAL APTITUDE TESTSFunctional aptitude tests in accordance with CEI/EN/NF EN 60705 norms 60705.The International Electrotechnical Commissio

Page 23 - •FAN HEAT FUNCTION

3EN 1/NOTICES TO THE USERImportant:Keep this user guide with yourappliance. If the appliance is ever sold ortransferred to another person, ensure that

Page 24 - •FAN HEAT COOKING GUIDE

4EN1/NOTICES TO THE USERThe microwaves used for cooking are electro-magnetic waves. They are commonly found inour environment in the form of radio-ele

Page 25 - MICROWAVE FUNCTION

5EN 2/INSTALLING YOUR APPLIANCEWarning:Ensure that your appliance has notsuffered any damage during transport(deformed seal or door, etc...). If you s

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6EN2/INSTALLING YOUR APPLIANCE592456547450 int.450 int.600 ext.550 int.23The oven can be installed under a worktop or in a column of cabinetry (open*

Page 27 - •CHILD SAFETY

7EN 3/DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCEFig.03CD•Turntable:Enables even cooking of foodswith no handling.It rotates indiscriminately in both directions. If

Page 28 - 6/TROUBLESHOOTING

8•Grid (Fig.05):Allows you to toast, brown orgrill. The grid should not under anycircumstances be used with other metalcookware on the microwave, gril

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9The automatic programme selector allows you to choose theautomatic function and the category of food.The START/STOP touch control allows you to start

Comments to this Manuals

Dianne Smith 27 Apr 2025 | 17:34:13

Dose my caple cm107 require 2 wave guards