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Heating methods.
Defrost
The defrosting heating method is perfect for gentle
defrosting of frozen food items.
Top/bottom heat
Top/ bottom heat is the classical heating method for
all items you want to bake or roast.
hydroBake
hydroBake prevents cakes and pastries from
drying out. So it’s ideal for moist cakes, yeast-risen
pastries or frozen pastries.
Separate bottom heat
Separated bottom heat allows you to brown cakes
and pastries or to heat dishes in a Bain Marie.
3-D hot air
By means of 3-D hot air, cooking cakes and biscuits
can be prepared on up to three levels at the same
time.
Pizza function
The pizza level combines hot air cooking and bottom
heat. This is ideal when preparing frozen food like
pizza or French fries without preheating.
Hot air grilling
The hot air grilling system prepares large roasts,
such as duckling or goose, with a rotary spit quality.
This is done by the grill and fan being switched
on and off alternatively (patented interval control
mode).
Large surface grill
The large surface grill is ideal when you would like
to prepare fish, steaks or toast in the oven. Its also
suited for au gratin dishes.
Small surface grill
When you use the small surface grill only the middle
part of the grill-heating element is heated. This is
the ideal setting for small amounts, e.g. four slices
of toast.
Intensive heat
Intensive heat is ideal for pizza, bread and frozen
food because of the unsurpassed strong bottom
heat.
Keep warm function
The keep warm function keeps the correct
temperature for a longer period of time. Plates and
cups are kept at the correct temperature by means
of the preheat function.
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