Fagor 6H-815ACTX - Manual (Page 24)

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Pyrolytic ovens
3.4 Pyrolysis cleaning
• The cleaning process consists of the dirt being
burnt at high temperatures.
• The smoke and smells are eliminated by a
catalyser.
• There is no need to wait until the oven has
accumulated a large amount of grease to
perform the cleaning process.
• After pyrolysis, when the oven has cooled
down, wipe it with a damp cloth to remove the
white ash residue.
• Before starting the pyrolysis process, take
all the accessories out of the oven, including
the cooking accessories and the telescopic
runners.
• If any substances are stuck to the inside of the
oven due to spill-overs, remove them before
carrying out the pyrolysis process as they
could catch fi re or give off large amounts of
smoke.
• During the pyrolysis process the surfaces
become hotter than during normal use. Keep
children away from the oven.
You can choose between three types of pyrolysis for
cleaning.
Pyro Turbo : The cleaning process takes 2
hours.
Note: Pyrolysis cleaning is possible with this
option, with the enamelled tray accessory. Place
it at level 2. First remove the excess grease
accumulated.
Pyro Eco : The cleaning process takes one-
and-a-half hours.
Auto Pyro : The duration depends on how
dirty the oven is.
To activate it, switch on the oven by pressing
, then press repeatedly to select the
desired cleaning mode. Validate by pressing
(3.4.1). The pyrolysis will begin immediately.
Note: The time and temperature parameters
for pyrolysis are set parameters and cannot be
altered.
When the process begins, the oven reaches
very high temperatures, the door safety lock
is activated and appears on the display
(3.4.2). When the oven has cooled down, the
symbol disappears and the door can be
opened.
3.5 Delayed pyrolysis: You can programme the
pyrolysis end time. Press to switch on the
oven and then press to select the most
suitable pyrolysis mode (3.5.1). Press .
The symbol will appear on the display.
Enter the cleaning end time by pressing ,
. Validate by pressing (3.5.2).
3.6 Cleaning the inside walls. Take out the side
runners and clean off any grease or ash that
has been left after the cleaning processes.
Depending on the models, the side runners
are fi xed in two ways, either without a support
(3.6.1, 3.6.2) or with a support (3.6.3, 3.6.4).
When you have removed them, use a damp
cloth to clean the side walls (3.6.5). When
you have cleaned the oven walls, replace the
runners. If your oven has a fold-down grill, pull
upwards and press to fold it down (3.6.6) and
clean the top wall with a damp cloth (3.6.7).
3.7 Cleaning the glass
Cleaning the outside of the glass: Use a
soft cloth soaked in a glass cleaning product.
Cleaning the inside of the glass: If the inside
of the glass is dirty, you can remove it for
cleaning.
When the oven has cooled down, open the door
as far as it will go (3.7.1) and fi x it in place with
the red stops supplied in the accessory bag
(3.7.2). Insert the two remaining accessories
so that they provide leverage to lift up the glass
(3.7.3). Remove the glass (3.7.4), clean it and
dry it with a cloth (3.7.5). If necessary, remove
the whole glass panel unit inside the door. This
unit consists of either one or two glass panels,
depending on the model, with a black stop in
each corner. To remove them, place your hand
under the door and pull upwards (3.7.6). When
you have taken out the unit, remove the stops to
clean the glass panels (3.7.7).
When the glass panels are clean (3.7.8) fi t them
onto the rubber stops again, with the stud facing
upwards (3.7.9) and replace the glass panels so
that the letters “L” (left) and “R” (right) are beside
the hinges (3.7.10). Lastly, place the remaining
glass panel so that the word PYROLYTIC can
be read (3.7.11). Remove the stops (3.7.12) and
close the door.