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- Page 1 MCC 3060 E Microwave oven User manual...
- Page 3 Dear customer, Thank you for buying this microwave oven and for the confidence you have placed in the AEG brand. To benefit from the advantages of this appliance first read carefully this user manual. Then keep it somewhere safe to consult if necessary.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Summary Important instructions Recycling the packaging and old microwaves ..... Assembly and connection ........Safety instructions Generalities . - Page 5 Summary Type of functioning ......... . . Microwaves alone .
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Page 6: Important Instructions
Important instructions Recycling packaging and old microwaves Packaging Our microwaves are efficiently packaged to guard against transit risks. To respect the environment packaging has been reduced to its strictest necessity. Packaging parts (e.g. sheets, polystyrene) can be dangerous to children. There is a risk of suffocation! Keep children away from these parts of the packaging. - Page 7 Assembly and connection...
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Page 9: Safety Instructions
• In the event of malfunction: contact your stockist or your AEG after sales service. If the area around the door and cavity or the flex or plug is damaged contact a specialist technician before using your microwave. -
Page 10: Microwaves
Safety instructions Microwaves • Heating drinks by microwave can cause a sudden and delayed gushing of boiling water. Also precautions should be taken when handling the container. You might get burnt. • Food with a 'skin' or a 'peel' like potatoes, tomatoes, sausages etc should be pierced with a fork to allow the steam that forms to evaporate and to prevent the bursting of foodstuffs. -
Page 11: Grill/Convection Oven
Grill/convection oven • When using the grill (alone or in combination with the microwave), the glass of the door becomes very hot. Keep children away from the appliance. • The cooking compartment, the grill element, the rack, the tray and the turntable become very hot when the appliance is operating. -
Page 12: The Right Dishes To Use
General operational instructions The right crockery Ovenware material Functions Micro- Convection Grill Combination wave oven function Ovenproof glass and ceramic dishes (without any metal parts), dripping pan Non-ovenproof glass and Porcelain Glass ceramic and vitroceramic made fire/ frostproof material (e.g. Arcoflam) Ceramics , earthenware Plastic, heat-resistant to... -
Page 13: Some Words Of Advice
Tips • Foods are of different shapes and types. They are prepared in different quantities. This is why the cooking times and power needed for defrosting, reheating or cooking vary individually. Rule of thumb: Double the amount = nearly double the time •... -
Page 14: Description
Description Appliance A Control panel B Door seal C Door catch and safety system D Viewing window E Grill F Turntable G Turntable support H Drive shaft I Side tray... -
Page 15: The Microwave
Control panel A Display window: To indicate the time of day, the cooking time, the function, the power, the temperature, the weight etc. B Power knob: The microwave power. C The timer knob: To regulate the time, cooking time or to enter the weight when an automatic programme is used. -
Page 16: The Display
The display 1 2 : 3 0 2 0 0 The display makes it easier for you to programme using the following symbols: convection oven stop turntable convection microwave Grill Grill + microwave + microwave the weight in grams for automatic programmes the temperature for the time of the day... - Page 17 Product description Accessories Place the turntable and drive shaft like this. Make sure the drive engages properly. The turntable can work in both directions - clockwise or counter clockwise. Do not rotate the drive shaft manually as you could damage the drive system. If the rotation does not work make sure there are no foreign bodies under the turntable.
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Page 18: The Accessories
Before using your microwave Before using your microwave Pre-cleaning Only clean the outside surface of the appliance with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaning agents (risk of damaging the surface). For stainless steel surfaces only use cleaning agents specially designed for cleaning stainless steel and which at the same time form a protective film against fingerprints. -
Page 19: Brief Instructions
☞ Brief instructions Process: Cooking food Results/Remarks 1. Place the food in the appliance. The door catch engages with an audible 2. Close the door click. If the door is not properly closed the microwave will not work. Set the time by turning the knob to the 3. - Page 20 Brief instructions During the cooking process Results/Remarks • Open the door e.g. to stir The appliance stops and the light switches on. The CLEAR button lights up. To continue the programme underway press the START/QUICK button. To cancel press CLEAR. •...
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Page 21: Type Of Functioning
Types of functioning This appliance provides you with different types of functioning. Microwave alone In next to no time the microwave produces heat inside food for cooking, heating defrosting. Grill The heat comes from the grill element. This function is particularly suited to grilling meat steaks, sausages) or toast. -
Page 22: Microwaves Alone
Microwave alone ☞ Settings Example: 1 minute 15 seconds at 700W 1. Choose a power setting with the help of the power knob. The corresponding symbol is displayed. The 0 0 : 0 0 time of the day disappears and the programmed 9 0 0 power is indicated on the display. -
Page 23: Equivalence Of Microwave Power
Equivalences of microwave powers This table indicates the power to use for different types of food. 900 Watts - Heating liquids 700 Watts - To start cooking or roasting - Cooking vegetables - Defrosting and reheating frozen dishes - Reheating convenience foods 600 Watts - Finish cooking casseroles 500 Watts... -
Page 24: Start/Quick
START/QUICK ☞ Setting The START/QUICK allows rapid programming at full power for 30 seconds. Each press on the START/QUICK button adds 30 seconds to the programming time. Example: heat 2 cups of water (2 min) 1. Press four times on the START/QUICK button. The programming time, microwave symbol and 900 W power 0 2 : 0 0 setting are displayed. -
Page 25: Automatic Programmes
Types of functioning Automatic programmes The appliance has automatic programme enabling defrosting, cooking and combination cooking. After selecting the programme suited to the type of food you just enter its weight in grams. The microwave calculates the time required. The following indicators will guide you in choosing the necessary programme. - Page 26 Combination cooking (cook and grill) Food Weight from - to Remarks Programme Place the food on the grill + Chicken 100 - 2000 g C C G G 1 1 (fresh) glass dish of 100 g to 700 g cook at level 3. Above 700 g cook at level 1.
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Page 27: Grill
Types of functioning Grill ☞ Setting Example: 20 minutes GP2 power grill 1. Turn the power knob to the left until “O” appears on the display. The time of day disappears from the 0 0 : 0 0 display. 2. Press the GRILL button. The corresponding symbol and the preset grill power, G P 3 , is displayed. -
Page 28: Combination Microwave + Grill Cooking
Combination microwave + grill cooking ☞ Setting Example: 20 minutes 700 W + GP2 grill microwave power 1. Press the GRILL button. The corresponding symbol and the preset grill power level, G G P P 3 3 , is displayed. The 0 0 : 0 0 GRILL button lights up. -
Page 29: Convection Oven
Types of functioning Convection oven ☞ Setting Example: a programme of 20 minutes at 200°C 1. Turn the power knob to the left until “0” appears on the display. The time of day disappears on the 0 0 : 0 0 display. -
Page 30: Convection Oven And Microwave
Microwave + convection oven combination cooking ☞ Setting Example: a programme of 20 minutes at 200°C + 150 W microwaves 1. Press on the CONVECTION OVEN button. The corresponding symbol and the preset programme, 0 0 : 0 0 150 ° C, are displayed. The button lights up 1 5 0 2. -
Page 31: Delayed Start
Delayed start ☞ Check that the time on the clock is correct before starting the programme. Setting Set as for an immediate start: select the function and the programming time (e.g. rotating heat 45 minutes 4 5 : 0 0 at 200°C). -
Page 32: Child Lock
Child lock ☞ You can programme a "child lock" to prevent unauthorized use of your microwave oven. Setting Press the STOP button for 5 seconds with the door 1 2 : 3 0 open. L O C “L L O O C C ” is displayed below the clock time. 1 2 : 3 1 To cancel Do the same: press on the STOP button for 5 seconds with the door... -
Page 33: Timer
Timer You can use the timer function for a cooking cycle outside your microwave oven. Example: cooking an egg on your conventional hotpot. The time is counted down without the microwave starting. ☞ Setting 1. Select the microwave power «0» by turning the 0 0 : 0 0 power knob until “0 W”... -
Page 34: Defrosting
Tables/hints Microwave tables Defrosting Food Amount Power Duration Standing Hints (Watt) (min) time (min) Meat Whole 10-15 15-20 Turn midway through defrosting. Cover the Fatty parts with aluminium foil. Steak 5-10 Turn midway through defrosting. Minced meat 9-14 15-20 Remove the defrosted meat midway through defrosting. -
Page 35: Reheating
Food Amount Power Duration Standing Hints (watt) (min) time (min) Bread Bread rolls 4 slices Place on paper towel. Turn, halfway through defrosting. Wholemeal bread 1 slice 15”-30” Defrost in a covered container. farmhouse bread (60-80g) Loaf 15-20 Place on paper towe. Turn halfway through defrosting. - Page 36 Tables/hints Reheating refrigerated food and drink Food Amount Power Duration Standing Hints (watt) (min) time (min) 1 portion vegetables, c. 200 1-1½ Reheat covered. Potatoes, rice or pates 1 cup of soup c. 200 Reheat clear soup. Uncovered. Cover thick soup. Stir. Drinks Milk or baby food 200 ml...
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Page 37: Cooking
Cooking vegetables Food Amount Liquid Power Duration Standing Hints added (Watt) (min) time (min) Cauliflower 1/8 l 8-10 Dot with butter. Frozen broccoli 1/8 l Stalks facing outward. Mushrooms Cut into slices. 1 /2 Frozen peas and Carrots Carrots 2-3 tsp Cut into cubes or Slices. -
Page 38: Practical Instructions For Use
Tables/hints Practical instructions for use Generalities •At the end of the cooking cycle leave the food to stand for a few minutes (standing time) so as to homogenise the temperature. • Remove the aluminium foil packaging and the metal containers before pre- paring the food. -
Page 39: Practical Instructions For The Microwave
Practical indications for microwaves You do not find any indications for the Do as you would with a similar food. Extend amount of food you wish to cook. or reduce the cooking time according to the following rule of thumb: double the amount = nearly double the time/half the amount = half the time. -
Page 40: Sample Dishes
Sample dishes (900W microwave output power) The quality and functioning of a microwave oven are tested by consumer institutes with specific foods. Power Time Standing Hints Nr. 44 566 (min) time Part 2 (min) Defrost and cook 900 W Cover. Turn halfway through cooking A fish fillet 400 W cycle by placing the inside edges outwards... -
Page 41: Cooking Table For Grilling Alone
Cooking table for grilling alone Food Amount Grill Time Remarks (min) Fish Mackerel 800-1000 20-25 Oil. Turn halfway through Sardines 6 pieces 20-25 cooking cycle and season. Meat Sausages 6-8 piecess 25-30 Frozen minced 4 pieces 23-27 Oil. Season. meat Steak 400 g 25-30... -
Page 42: Grill + Microwave Cooking Table
Combination grill and microwave cooking table Food Amount Dish Microwave Grill Time power level (min) (Watt) Pastry au gratin Approx. casserole dish 15-20 500 g pastry Potatoes Approx. 800 g casserole dish 30-35 au gratin of potatoes Lasagne Approx. casserole dish 22-25 800 g Meatloaf... -
Page 43: Cooking Table In Convection Oven
Cooking table for rotating heat Food Mode Temperature Power Time (°C) (Watt) (min) Cake baked in microwaveable containers Sponge cake 35-40 Cheese cake 160-170 60-70 Residual heat Quiche Lorraine 190-200 40-50 Pastry Flan or fruit tart 200-220 40-50 Cake 50-60 Fresh pizza 13-17 Frozen pizza... -
Page 44: Instructions For Cooking In Convection Oven
Recommendations for the pastry table For temperatures and cooking times just guidelines are given as they depend on the composition of the pastry, the amount and the pastry tin (material, size). We recommend that the first time you use the microwave you set the temperature lower and select a higher temperature on subsequent occasions if you want a more golden crust or if the cooking time is too long. -
Page 45: Cleaning And Maintenance
Cleaning and maintenance To prevent untimely activation of functions when cleaning the appliance it is advisable to put it on "child lock". The outside of the appliance Clean the surface of the microwave with a soft cloth and a little washing up liquid diluted in warm water. -
Page 46: What To Do If
☞ … the microwave does not stop? - Unplug your appliance or cut off the electricity (fuse) - Call the AEG after-sales department or an authorised AEG representative. … If the interior light does not work? ☞ – Contact the AEG after-sales service or an authorised AEG professional. -
Page 47: After-Sales Service
After sales service Certain problems you can solve yourself by referring to the preceding What if … chapter. First analyse the problem, then consult the chapter. If you don't find the solution there contact the after-sales service. Prepare yourself properly. It will be easier for the after-sales technician to diagnose the problem and judge if he should come and look at the problem. - Page 48 AEG Hausgeräte GmbH Postfach 1036 D-90327 Nürnberg http: // www.aeg.hausgeraete.de ©Copyright by AEG 03/04 - 99632561...