Bosch MAFD661B0G user manual

Contents

1. Avoiding material damagep. 8

   Do not use sharp, pointed or metal cooking utensils. Only use cooking utensils made of wood or heat-resistant plastic. After taking out the food, do not leave…

2. Familiarising yourself with your appliancep. 8

   Overview After unpacking all parts, check for any damage in transit and completeness of the delivery. Fig. 1 Main unit Basket, 2 pcs. Bottom cooking…

3. Overviewp. 8

   After unpacking all parts, check for any damage in transit and completeness of the delivery. Fig. 1 Main unit Basket, 2 pcs. Bottom cooking compartment Top…

4. Model-specific accessoriesp. 9

   Other accessories are included in delivery depending on the specific model concerned. Fig. 2 Grill rack, 2 pcs Kitchen tongs

5. Control panelp. 9

   You can find an overview of the control panel here. Note: Press the buttons with your fingers without wearing rubber/oven gloves. Do not operate buttons with…

6. Display SHAKEp. 9

   ", Page 9 Temperature setting Increase the temperature with or reduce it with . Settings ranges (depends on the programme): 205-230 °C for 1-30 minutes 85-200…

7. Before using for the first timep. 9

   Cleaning the appliance before using it for the first time 1. Remove any packaging material. 2. Remove any stickers or film. 9

8. Cleaning the appliance before using it for the first timep. 9

   1. Remove any packaging material. 2. Remove any stickers or film. 9

9. Operationp. 10

   Preparing the appliance 1. Place the appliance on a stable, horizontal, flat and heat-resistant work surface. Always maintain a safety distance of at least 10…

10. Preparing the appliancep. 10

    1. Place the appliance on a stable, horizontal, flat and heat-resistant work surface. Always maintain a safety distance of at least 10 cm to walls and other…

11. Starting cooking with one basketp. 10

    1. Add the food to the basket and push the basket fully into the appliance. Fig. 5 Never fill food beyond the upper edge of the basket. 2. To cook food on the…

12. Starting cooking with the second basketp. 10

    You can start additional cooking in the second basket at any time independently of the cooking in progress. 1. Add the food to the second basket and push the…

13. Shaking or turning foodp. 10

    1. When SHAKE flashes for the top or bottom basket, take the relevant basket out of the appliance. Fig. 17 Cooking is paused and the display for the basket…

14. Taking cooked food outp. 11

    1. When cooking has finished in the top or the bottom basket, End flashes in the display for the basket and an acoustic signal sounds. Fig. 20 2. Take out the…

15. MATCH functionp. 11

    Use the MATCH function to utilise both baskets with the same settings, e.g. to cook large quantities of the same dish

16. Using the MATCH functionp. 11

    1. Add the food to both baskets and push the baskets fully into the switched-on appliance. 2. Activate the MATCH function . 3. Select a programme, adjust the…

17. SYNC functionp. 11

    Use the SYNC function to synchronise the cooking time for both baskets. Different dishes will be ready at the same time

18. Using the SYNC functionp. 11
19. Personalised programme MyFryp. 11

    Use MyFry to save and retrieve your personalised settings. You can save the settings separately for the bottom basket , the top basket and for MATCH

20. Setting up or adjusting MyFryp. 11

    Note: When you set up MyFry for the first time, there are no default values. If you adjust MyFry, the last values saved are displayed. 1. Select MATCH or a…

21. Using MyFryp. 11

    1. Select the top basket , the bottom basket or MATCH . The selected symbol flashes and the programme symbols light up. 2. Press MyFry. The display alternately…

22. Additional functionsp. 11

    You can find an overview of additional functions here. Function Features Change values faster Press and hold or . 11

23. Application examplesp. 12

    Your appliance offers 9 different preset programmes. Select a suitable programme depending on the food. Note: The values specified here are recommendations. As…

24. Overview of cleaningp. 13

    Clean all parts immediately after use so that residues do not dry on. Do not use cleaning agents containing alcohol or spirits. Do not use sharp, pointed or…

25. Cleaning the appliance and partsp. 13

    1. Clean the main unit with a damp cloth and dry. Use a damp microfibre cloth for the display. 2. If necessary, clean the cooking compartment with warm water…

26. Troubleshootingp. 13

    Fault Cause and troubleshooting The appliance is not working. Appliance has no power supply. Check whether your appliance is supplied with power. Cooking does…

27. Disposing of old appliancep. 13

    Dispose of the appliance in an environmentally friendly manner. Information about current disposal methods are available from your specialist dealer or local…

28. Customer Servicep. 13

    "Customer Service", Page 13 White smoke escapes from the appliance. Dripping fat and residues of fat in the basket or cooking compartment produce white smoke…

29. الأمانp. 14