Kleenmaid OMF6012 - Manual (Page 14)

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The count begins now. When the time is up, the oven will make
a beeping sound, the heating elements will be switched off and
cooking will stop.
The special symbol will flash, as will the duration which was
set on the clock display. Press any button to stop the beeping
sound.
After eight seconds, the oven switches off automatically unless
other cooking functions are programmed.
Programming the timer: cooking end time
Touch the timer symbol twice. The relative symbol lights up.
The dividing dots flash to indicate that it is possible to
programme the cooking end time.
Set the cooking end time by touching the + and – symbols.
Once the cooking end time has been
set, the display will show the current time
again and the cooking end symbol will be
lit.
The count begins now. When the set time is reached, the oven
will give off a beep, the heating elements will be switched off
and cooking will stop.
The special symbol will flash, as will the cooking end time
which was set on the clock display: press any button to stop
the beeping sound.
After eight seconds, the oven switches off automatically unless
other cooking functions are programmed.
Programming the timer: delayed cooking
Using the combination of the two cooking time and cooking
end time modes, it is possible to programme the oven to start
cooking at a later time than the current time.
For example, it is 8.30 a.m. and you’re about to leave home,
but you would like a roast to be ready for 1.00 p.m.. Here’s
what to do:
Prepare the roast for cooking and place
it in the oven.
Switch on the oven, select the cooking function and set the
temperature.
Now set the cooking time, let’s say two hours.
Now set the cooking end time: the control usually
adds the cooking time to the current time and
proposes the result as the cooking end time. In our
case it will propose 10:30 (8:30+2 hours).
Change the cooking end time to make it coincide with the time
you require. In our example this is 1.00 p.m.
The oven now enters into stand-by and the oven light switches
off. When it is time to start cooking, the light will not be
automatically switched on because it is logical to assume that
the delayed start coincides with your absence, so it is pointless
to leave the light on for no reason.
The control will automatically
activate the oven at 11:00 (1:00
p.m. –2 hours) and will switch it
off at 1.00 p.m., meaning that the
roast will be ready when you arrive
home!
Programming the timer: minute counter
The minute counter is a function of the timer which is
independent of the operation of the oven, meaning that it does