AEG MICROMAT 625 - Manual (Page 22)

storing
programmes
in the
memory
Entering
Example:
micro-wave
solo
Cooking time
Output
level
Storing
in memory
Calling up
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You can store three programmes of your own in the memory by
means of the buttons 1, 2, and 3.
tn this way you can store programmes which are used very fre­
quently in your household, e.g, boiling one cup of water.
All the modes of operation described above can be stored: micro-
wave solo, surface grilling, combination operation, automatic pro­
grammes, etc.
Start by following setting any one of the modes of operation as
described above.
Example: Micro-wave solo operation for 1 minute 25 seconds at
power level P 5.
Press the © button. The time of day
disappears from the display. Set the re­
quired cooking time by pressing the -^/-
buttons - e. g. 1 minute 15 seconds.
Press the @ button. The highest
power level, P9, will appear in the dis­
play. The micro-wave symbol will
start to flash. Set the required power by
using
the -»■/- buttons, e. g. P 5.
As the last step, do not press the <J>
button, but instead press the required
Programme button 1, 2, or 3 in order
to store these settings in the memory.
(You can also include switching the turn­
table off in your programme.)
The example shows the programme being stored as Pro­
gramme No. 1. The number appears in the display.
Finally, press Button
C once in order to confirm the programme
you have just entered. The time of day will then reappear in the
display.
Press one of the programme buttons. The display will show
the settings programmed for the mode of operation. The symbol
for the relevant operation function will start to flash, and the se­
lected programme lights up in the display.