Beko DVG 695 - Manual (Page 4)

trouble shooting
safety in the home
If the cooker does not work
If the appliance does not operate check
whether:
• The power and gas supply are on.
• The fuse has blown/circult breaker has
tripped/main distribution switch has been
turned off.
• The control has been set correctly.
If the appliance is still not operating after
the above checks, please refer to the section
on how to obtain service.
Please ensure that the above checks have
been made as a charge will be made if no
fault is found.
Performance characteristics when
in use
• When using your appliance for the first
few times, an odour and/or smoke may
be emitted which is normal - see page 11.
• It is nornnal for the metal parts to produce
noise when in use, this is due to expansion
and contraction.
• When in use, steam may be produced which
is normal and not a fault of the cooker.
• At the end of a cooking session, it is normal
to have a momentary puff of steam when
the oven door is opened. This should
disperse in a few seconds.
• If, whilst cooking, steam produced comes
in to contact with cool surface's on the
outside of the appliance, it will condense
and produce water droplets. This is quite
normal and is not a fault.
future transportation
Keep the original carton and other packaging
material in a safe place. Transport the cooker
in its original carton. Follow the instructions
that are printed on the carton.
To prevent the accessories inside the oven
from damaging the oven door, tape a strip of
cardboard onto the inside of the oven door
that lines up with the position of the trays.
Tape the oven door to the side walls.
If you do not have the original
carton
Take the necessary precautions in order to
prevent the exterior panels, and the glass
surfaces of the oven from being damaged.
Pack the oven in bubble wrap or thick
cardboard and tape it securely in order to
prevent damage during transportation.
The oven must be transported upright. Do
not place other items on the top of the cooker.
replacing the oven lamp
Ensure that the appliance is switched off
at the mains supply, before replacing the
lamp to avoid the possibility off electric
shock.
1 Switch off at the mains.
2 Remove the protective glass cover of the
lamp inside your oven by turning it anti­
clockwise,
3 Remove the bulb by turning it anti-clockwise.
Replacement bulb can be obtained from
anygood DIY or electrical stores.
Look after yourself, family and
friends
Ensure that children are kept away whilst
the cooker is in use and until it has cooled
as parts become very hot. Don't leave them
unsupervised.
During use surfaces get hot. Don't touch
hot surfaces during use.
Close supervision while cooking is essential
at all times.
Never use when judgement or co-ordination
is impaired by the use of alcohol and/or
drugs.
Don't use aerosols near the cooker as most
are highly inflammable.
Special care should be taken when cooking
oily and fatty food as overheating of such
food can cause them to catch fire.
Always use good quality oven gloves when
removing hot utensils and the grill pan from
the oven.
Ensure handles of pans can not accidentally
be caught or knocked and do not get heated
by adjacent burners.
Check all controls on the appliance are
switched off after use.
Take care when opening the door. Let steam
and hot air escape before removing the
food.
Select the correct shelf position before
turning the oven or grill on - don't move
oven shelves when hot.
Don't use water to extinguish oil or fat fires.
Don't heat up unopened food containers
as pressure can build up causing the
container to burst.
• Don't use round-bottomed traditional woks.
Use flat-bottomed types.
• Don't store items above the cooker that
children may try to reach.
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