Cooking
Grill with fan
Zigzag line at the top with a fan below it. · also called “fan grill”, “grill and fan”, “zigzag with fan”
What it means on candy
Grill with the fan
The grill, the upper element and the fan work together, so the hot air spreads the grill heat over the food and browns it all round. Keep the door closed and set the thermostat to about 190 °C.
Source · Manufacturer manual Candy built-in oven and vitroceramic hob instruction manual · checked
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Questions about the Grill with fan symbol
- What does the Grill with fan symbol mean on Candy appliances?
- The grill, the upper element and the fan work together, so the hot air spreads the grill heat over the food and browns it all round. Keep the door closed and set the thermostat to about 190 °C.
- What does the Grill with fan symbol mean on cooking?
- The grill element heats the air and the fan blows it onto the food. Set the thermostat between 50 °C and 200 °C and keep the door closed. A good alternative to the rotisserie for poultry, sausages and red meat, even in large quantities.
- What does the Grill with fan symbol mean on Candy appliances?
- The top element runs with the fan circulating the air. Good for thick pieces such as roast pork or poultry. Preheat for red meat but not for white meat, slide the drip tray under the shelf, keep the food away from the grill and turn it halfway through.
- Does the Grill with fan symbol mean the same on every appliance?
- No. On Candy appliances it means: Grill with the fan. On cooking it means: Fan grill with the door closed, 50–200 °C. On Candy appliances it means: Fan-assisted grill, 230 °C.
- What does the Grill with fan symbol look like?
- Zigzag line at the top with a fan below it. It is also called “fan grill”, “grill and fan” and “zigzag with fan”.
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