Teka HLF-940 Guía De Uso página 23

3. Turn the control dial to position
4. You will hear a beep indicating that the Teka
Hydroclean cycle has started. Symbol
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will flash slowly and the time remain-ing to
complete the cycle will appear on the dis-
play.
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The duration of this cycle cannot be
changed. To stop the cycle before it is fin-
ished, turn the control dial to position
5. When the cycle is finished, the oven will turn
itself off, an alarm will sound and symbol
will flash quickly.
6. Touch any sensor with your fingertip to stop
the alarm and to turn off symbol
7. Turn the control dial to position
8. Any traces of dirt and excess water can now
be removed with a damp cloth.
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Do not open the oven door until the clean-
ing programme has completely finished as
the cooling phase is necessary for it to work
properly.
The cleaning programme should be done
at a low temperature. When it has finished,
any residue can be safely removed with a
damp cloth. Cooling times vary depending
on the room temperature. Before touching
any inside surface of the oven, check that
it is cool.
How To UsE THE TRaY-CLEaNING
CYCLE
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Teka Hydroclean
mean that any traces of cooked food can easily
be removed from the trays. If stubborn traces
of cooked food remain after normal cleaning,
do the following:
1. Place the tray that needs cleaning on the
middle shelf support.
2. With the oven cold, slowly pour 300 ml of
water into the tray.
3. Select the Teka Hydroclean
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tion.
Teka Hydroclean enamel has been designed
to be cleaned using the oven's automat-
ic cleaning programme and other clean-
.
ing methods can damage it. Anti-limescale
.
products in particular can seriously damage
the enamel's properties.
Teka Hydroclean enamelled oven trays
should not be cleaned in the dishwasher. If
deep cleaning is needed, use a gentle de-
tergent.
Some foods such as tomato, vinegar or salt-
cooked roasts, can make the enamel's sur-
face appear to change; this is normal.
enamel's excellent properties
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