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I was looking through a Miele brochure to day with a customer who wants to replace her 15 year old De Dietrich oven. While reading the spec on some models it listed for the timer a sabbath setting of 72 hrs at 85c 😕
Just curious to what its for.
Goose
Re: Miele Pyro oven
What model? Modern Miele ovens have a pyrolytic cleaning process where it heats to near 500 C & locks the door during this automatic process which from memory only lasts 2 & 1/2 hours. I thought the max period of a cooking process was 12 hours but i may be wrong.
You can view any instruction booklets of Miele current appliances at http://www.miele.co.ukRe: Miele Pyro oven
When we installed a Bosch d/o a couple of weeks ago, it also had a sabbath setting. When reading the manual, it stated that it uses top and base element to keep the oven at a temperature of 85c for 72 hours.During that time you can keep meals warm without having to turn the oven off! :con:.
MervRe: Miele Pyro oven
Hi
The Sabbath setting is for Jews who are not allowed to use or switch any appliance / switch or use other things on the Sabbath . So on the cooker it has to switch on the day befor the Sabbath.
Mike
Re: Miele Pyro oven
Cheers Guys, I thought it must have been something to do with the Jewish faith but thought the sabbath was from sunset Friday to sunset Saturday so didn’t understand the 72 Hrs bit.
ShalomGoose
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