Emerson MW8985WSD User manual

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Cubic

Foot

Microwave

Oven

With

Computerized

Touchpad

Contlo-l

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OWNER'S

AND

COOKING

MAIVUAL

GUIDE

MW898sW/S/D

PRECAUTIONS

TO AITOID

POSSIBLE

EXPOSUR'E

TO EXCE$SIIrE

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or

tamper

with the

safetv

interlocks.

(b)

Oo not

place

any object

between

the

oven

front

face

and the

door or allow

soil or

cleaner

residue

to accumulate

on

sealing

surfaces.

(c)

Do not operate

the

oven

ifit is damaged.

It is

particularly

im-portarrt that-the

oven

door

cloie

properly

and

that there

is no damage

to the:

(1)

door

(bent),

(2)

hinges

and

latcheJfbioken

or

loosen€d),

(3)

door

seals

and sealing

surfaces.

(d)

1.he oven

should

not

be adjusted

or

repaired

by anyone

except

properly

qualified

service

personnel.

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you

call

for

service

.

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warranty.

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Precautions

to

avoid

Possible

excessive

microwave

enerTr

Important

safety

instructions

To

check

auto

start

Quick

cook

button.

One

touch

cooking

Safety

precautions

Fedeiai

Communications

Commission

radio

frequency

int erference

statement

(U.S.A.

only)

Grounding

instructions

Installation

Care

of

vour

microwave

oven

How

to

use

vour

microwave

oven

safely

Features

diagram

.

Operation

procedure

H-ow

to

sel

the

oven

controls

Setting

the

clock

Weight

defrosting

Time

defrosting

Cooking

in one

stage

Cooking

in two

sta$es

Weighi

aefrosting

and

cooking

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Dinner

plate

Fresh

vegetable

Ilore.

Less

Child

safett'

lock

To

stop

the

oven

is

operatittg

Cooking

guide

The

principles

of

microwave

Micro\\'ave

utensils

Food

characteristics.

.

Micro\\'ave

techniques

Defrosting

bv

auto

defrost

Time

defrost

chart

One

touch

cooking

More,

Less

Starters

Soups

& stews

Meats

Poultry

Fish

& seafood

Eggs

& cheese

Vegetables

Sauces

Pasta,

Grains

&

Cereals

Sandr,r'iches

Beverages

Desserts.

. .

Weight

&

measure

since open-door

operation

is important

not

to

defeat

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IMPORTANT

SAEETY

INSTRUCTIONS

{hen

using electrical

appliances,

basic safety

precautions

should

be

followed,

including

the follos'ing:

WARNING-To

reduce

the

risk

of burns,

electric shock,

fire, iqjury

to

persons

or exposure

to

excessive micro$'ave

ene{Sy:

1

Read

all

instnrctions

before using

the ap-

I

pliance.

)

Read and follow

the specific

((PRECAU-

.-

TIONS TO AVOID

POSSIBLE

EXPOSURE

TO EXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE

ENERGY''

found

on page 7.

?

This

appliance

must

be

grounded.

Connect

\,'

only to properly

grounded

outlet.

See

f(GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS"

found

on

page

4.

C

Install

or

locate

this appliance

only in

ac-

*ry

cordance

with

the provided installation

instructions.

q

Some

products such

as whole

eggs

and

\#

sealed

containers-for

example,

closed

glassjars-may

explode

and should not

be

heated

in

this oven.

&

[Jse

this appliance

only

for

its intended

\#

use as

described in

this

manual.

I

Do not

use

outdoors.

I

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Do not

immerse

cord

or

plug

in water.

I

ffi

Keep

cord away

from

heated

surfaces.

1A

Do not

let

cord hang

over edge

of

table

'

r

or counter.

I

q

When

cleaning

surfaces

of door

and

oven

F

\J

that come

together

when

clmi.tg

the

door,

use only

mild,

nonabrasive

soaps

or deter-

gents

applied

with

a sponge

or soft

cloth.

I &

To reduce

the risk

of

fire in

the

oven

$

o"d

cavity:

(a)

no not

overcook food.

Carefullv

attend

appliance

if

paper,

plastic.

or

other

combustible

materials

are

placed

inside

the

oven

to

facilitate

cooking.

(b)

Remove

wire

twist-ties from

paper

or

plastic

bu5

before

placing

bug

in

oven.

(c)

If

materials

inside

the

oven

should

ig-

nite,

keep

oven door

clmed,

turn

oven

ofl

and

disconnect

the

Ircwer

cord.

or

shut

off

power

at the

fuse

or circuit

breaker

panel.

I ?

Do

not

use this

micro\r'ave

oven

to heat

n

d

corrosive

chemicals

(for

example. sulfides

and

chlorides).

Vapors from

such

corrosive

chemicals may interact

u.ith

the contacts

and springS

of the safetv interlock switches

thereby rendering

them

inoperable.

p

ffi

?

As with

any

appliance,

close

supervision

is necess

ary when

used

by children.

Do not

operate

this appliance if

it has

a

damaged

cord

or plug,

ifit is

not working

properly,

or

if it

has

been

damaged

or

dropped.

This

appliance

should

be

serviced

only by

qualified

serwice

personnel.

Contact

the

nearest

auth

ortzed service facility

for

ex-

amination,

repair

or

a{ustment.

Do not

cover

or block any

openings

on

the appliance.

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DO NOT

attempt to tamper

with

or

make

l

t

ury adjustments or

repairs to door,

control

r

panel or any

other

part

of the

oven.

DO

NOT

remove

outer

case

from

oven.

Repairs

should

only be

done by

a q[ualified

service

person

ry

DO

NOT

olrerate the oven

empty.

The rnicro-

2

d*

wave

energy

will reflect continuously

throughout

the oven

if no

food

or

water

is

present

to

absorb

energ[.

q If

a

fire

occurs

in the oven,

touch the STOP/

kd

CLEAR pad

and

LEA\IE

TI{E

DOOR

O-OSED.

Disconnect

the power

cond,

or

shut

offpow-

er

at

the

fuse

or circuit

breaker panel.

3

fX

DO NOT

attempt

to d.y clothes,

newspaper

*f

or

other

materials

in

oven.

They

may

catch

on

fire.

ffi

DO

NOT

use

recycled paper

products, as

\l

they

rnay

contain

impurities

which

may

cause

rparks and ot

fit",

when

used.

4

A

DO NOT hit

or

strike control

panel, damage

LJ

to controls

may occur.

?

AVOID inserting

nails,

wire. etc. through

5

{

an},

holes in

the

unit

while operatitrg the

*-

o*,-"t.

Never

insert a

w-ire,

nail

bt

"tty

other

metal object through

the

holes

on the cavi-

h

tv or

any

other

holes

or

gaps,

because such

-'

objects

may

cause

electric

shock and

micro-

\tr/ave leaka$e.

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I

METAL

CONTAINERS

or

dishes

with

met-

fi

allic

rims should

not

be

used.

Arcittg may

occur.

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METAL

TWIST-TIES

must

not

be used

in

&

the microwave

oven.

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DO

NOT

use SEALED

JARS

or

NARROW

#

NECK bottles

for

cooking

or

reheating.

They may

shatter.

-4 DO

NOT

tlSE

CONVENTIONAL

THERMO-

t-&

METERS

in

the

microwave

oven.

They

may

cause

arcing.

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Remove

PLASTIC

STORE

WRAPS before

\"1

cooking

or

defrosting

in the oven.

A

For

FURTHER

INFORMATION

on

proper

q"l

cooking

utensils,

refer to

the

Introduction

in

the

Microwave

cooking

guide.

3

FffiffiX}

Never

use your

microwave

oven

for HOME

CANNING. The

oven

is not

designed

to per-

mit

proper

canning.

Improperly

canned

food

may

spoil and be dangerous

to

consume.

COOKING TIMES

given

in

the cooking

gurde

are APPROXIMATE. Factors

that

may

affect

cooking are: starting

temperature,

altitude,

volume)

srze and shape

of

foods

and uten-

sils

used.

As

you become

familiar with

the

oven,

you

will

be able to

a{iust

for

these

factors.

It

is

betterto UNDERCOOK

RATHER THAN

OVERCOOK foods.

If

food

is

undercooked,

it

can always

be

returned

to

the

oven

for

further

cooking.

If

food

is

overcooked,

nothing

c€ur be done.

Always start

with

minimum

cooking times.

SMALL

QUANTITIES

of

food

or

foods

with

LOW MOISTTIRE

content can

burn,

d.y

out

or

catch on

fire if

cooked

too

long.

DO NOT

boil eggs

in

their

shell.

Pressure

may

build

up and the

eggs

will

explode.

Potatoes,

apples,

egg

yolks,

whole acorn

sQuash

and sausage are examples of

food

with

NONPOROUS

SKINS.

These must be

pierced

before cookitrg

to prevent bursting.

POPCORN

must be popped

in a microwave

corn proper.

Microwave

popped corn

produces

a

lower yield

than

conventional

popping.

Do

not

pop

popcorn

unless

popped

in

a

microwave

approved popcorn

utensil or unless

it's

commercially

packaged

and

recommended

especially

for micro-

wave

ovens.

Do

not

use oil

unless

specified

by the

manufacturer.

DO NOT attempt to

deep

fat fry in your

oven.

HEATED LIQUIDS

can

ERUPT

if not

mixed

with

air.

Do not

heat liquids

in

your

micro-

wave

oven

without

first

stirring.

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s

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FEfIERAL

COMMUNICATIO1VS

COMMISSION

RAf}IO

FREQUENCY

INTERFERENCE

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Jhis-equ_ipment

g;enerates

and

uses ISM

frequency

enetg, and

if not

installed

and used

proper-

lv.

that

is

in strict

accordance

with

the

manufacturer'i

instmctions,

may

cause

inter?ere^nce

to radio

and

television reception.

It has

been

type-tested

and found

to

comply with

limits for

an ISM

Equipment

pursuant

to

part

18

of

FCC

Rules, which

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable:protectioriagainst'iueh

inter-

ference

in

a residential

installation.

,

._

,

However,

there is

lo

guarantee

that interference

will not

occur in

a prticul"r'

instattation:

If

this equipment

does cause interference

to radio

or television

recepiion;

.which

can be de-

termined

by turning

the equipment

offand

on,

the user

is

"rr"orr".j"dt"

try t"

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tt*

interference

by one

or mone

of the

followings:

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r

Relocate

the

microwave

oven

with

respect

to

the receiver.

o

Move

the microwave

oven away

fromihe

receiver.

'

Plug'the

microwave

oven into

a different

outlet so

that microwave

oven and

receiver

are

on

diferent

branch

circuits.

TTy!ryUFACTURER

is not responsible

for

any radio

or

TV interference

caused

by UN-

AUTHORIZED

MODIFICATION

to

this micrbwave

oven; It

is

the responsibility

of the user

to

correct

such

interference.

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This

appliance

must

be

gt'otnded.

In

the event

ofan

electrical

short

circuit, groundingplug

reduces

the risk

of electric shock

by

providing

an

escape wire

for

the

electric

cuirent.

this^apfliance

is

equipped

with

a cord having-a

groulqTg

wire

with

a

grounding

plug.

The

plug

must

be

plugged

into

an

outlet that is

properly

installed

and

gounded.

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C,onsult

a

qualified

electrician

or serrriceman

if

the

grounding

instrrrctions

are

not

completely

understood,

or if

doubt

exists

as to whether

the appliance

is

properly gfounded.

Ifit is

necessary

to

use

an

extension

cord,

use only

a 3-wire

extension

cord that

has

a 3-blade

gruunding

plug,

and a 3-slot recepiacle

that will

accept

the

plug

on the appliance.

The marked

rating

of

the eitension

cord

shall 6e

eqrl"t

t6

or

greater

than

the electrical

ratingtf

the appliance.

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Steadyr

flat

location

This

micnrwave

oven

should

be set on

a

steady,

flat surface.

Ventilation

Do

not block

air

vents.

If they

are

blocked

during

operation,

the oven

may overheat

and

even-

tually

cruse oven

failure.

for

iroper

ventilation,

keep

3

inches

of space

between

the oven's

top,

sides,

rear

and

the area

where

the unit

is to

be

installed.

Away

from

radio

and

TV

sets

Iroorielevision

reception

and

radio

interference

Er€ry

result

if

the oven

is located

close

to

a

TV,

Radio,

antenna'

feed.

etc.

Place

the

oven

as

far

from

them

as

possible.

Auray

from

heating

appliances

and

rvater

taps,

Keep-the

oven

away

iro-

hot air,

steam

or

splashing

liquids

y!"tt

droosing

a

place

to

position

it,

oiherwise

the

insulation

might

be adversely

affected

and breakdowns

may

occur.

Power

supply

o

Check

your

local

power

source.

This microwave

oven

reeuires

a

current

of

approximately

15 amperes'

120

Volts,

60Hz

grounded

outlet.

o

Power

supply

cord

is

about

1.0

meters

lon$._

I.

A short

power-supply

cord

is

providcd

to

reduc€

the

gled

in

or

tripping

over

a

lon$er

cord.

Z.

Longer

cord

r"tr

o1

extension

cords

are

available

and

may

their

use.

3.

If a

long cord

or

extension

cord

is used,

(1)

the

marked electrical

rating

of the

cord

set or

extensiSn

cord

should

be

at least

as

great as the

electrical

rating of

the

applia-nc-e,

(2)-the

extension

cord

must

be

a

groundingliype

3-w'ire

cord,

and

(3)

t-he

longer

cord

should

be

arranged

so that

will

not

diape

oveithe

countertop

or tabletop

where

it can

be

pulled

on

bv

chlldren

or

tripped

over

unintentionallr'.

When

using

a

3-pron$ed

Plug

When

using

a

groundittg adaptorr

make sure

the

receptacle

box

is

frrlly

grounded

Box

cover

Grounding

AdaPtor

Receptacle

tr

ffi

s

n

i

f-

$

Receptacle

Box

cover

afiter

unpackin$

for

any

dama$e

such

door,

broken

door,

a

dent

in the

cavity.

are

visible,

DO

NOT

INSTALL,

and

notify

risks

resulting

from

becoming

entan-

be used

if

care

is exercised

in

as:

dealer

immediatelY.

3-prong

RecePtacle

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3-Prong

Plug

Exarnine

the

oven

Dents,

a

rnisaligned

If any

of

the

above

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ft

CAR'E

OF YOUR

MICROUTAVE

OIIEN

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turn

the oven

off before

cleaning.

Keep

the

inside

of the oven

clean.

When

food

spatters

or spilled liquids

adhere

to

oven

walls,

wipe with

a

damp

cloth.

Mild

detergent

may

be used

ifthe

oven

gets

very

dirty.

The

use

of

harsh

detergent

or abra-

sives

is not

recommended.

The

outside

o\ren

surface

should

be

cleaned

with

soap and

rvater,

rinsed

and

dried

with

a soft

cloth.

To

prevent damage to the

oper-

ating

parts

inside

the oven,

water

should

not

be

allowed

to

seep into

the

ventiliation

openings.

If

the Control Panel

becomes wet,

clean

with

a soft.

drv

cloth.

Do not

use

harsh

de-

tergents or abrasives

on

Control

Panel.

If

stearn acrumulates inside

or around

the

outside ofthe

oven door, wipe with

a

soft

cloth.

This

ma)'

occur

when

the

microwave

oven

is

operated

under

high humidity

con-

ditions and

in

no way indicates

malfunction

of the unit.

&

It is

occasionally

necess

ary

to

remove

the

glass

tray for

cleaning. Wash

the tray in

warm

sudsy water

or

in

a

dishwasher.

The roller

$ude

and

oven cavity floor

should

be cleaned

regularly

to

avoid

excessive

noise.

Simply

wipe

the bottom surface

of

the oven with

mild

detergent water

or

w-in-

dow cleaner

and

dry.

The roller guide

may

be

washed

in

mild

sudry

water

or

a

dish

washer.

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4

#

p

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T

The

ROLLER

GLTIDE and

oven

floor

should

s

be cleaned

fr"quentlv

to prevent

excessive

noise.

ry

The ROLLER

GUIDE MUST AL\MAYS

be

#*

used

for

cooking together

with

the Glass

Tray.

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TRA}'

T

DO NOT

operate the

o\/'en

w-ithout

the Glass

E

Tray

in

place.

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DO

NOT

use

any

other Glass

Tray with

this

&

oven.

q

If

Glass

Tray is hot, I^LLO\A/ IT

TO

COOL

\#

before cleaning or placing

it in

water.

4

DO NOT

cook

directly on the Glass

Tray.

Glass

Tray

Roller

Guide

HOW

TO

USE

YOUR

MICROW'A\IE

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Although

your

oven

is provided

with safety

features,

it is important

to obserwe

the

following:

a)

It

is important

not

to defeat

or tamper

with safety

interlocks'

b)

Do

not

place

any

object

between

the oven

front

face

and the

door or allow

residue

to accumu-

late

on

sealing.L.A"."r.

Wipe

the sealing

area

freq[uently

with

a mild

detergent'

rinse and

wipe

dry.

Never

use

abrasive

powders

or

pads.

c)

When

opened,

the

door

must

not be

subjected

to^

strain,

for example,

a child

Btgttg

on

an

opened

hoo1-

o.

any

load

could

cause-the

oven

to

fall

forward

to cause

injury

and

also

damage

the

door.

Do not

Jperate

the

oven

ifit

is damaged,

until

it has been

repairedby

aqualified

service

engineer.

It^is

particularly

important

that

the

oven door

closes

properly

and

that there

is

no

damage

to

the:

i)

Door

fbent)

ii)

Hin{es

and

Latches

fbroken

or

loosened)

iii)

Door

seals

and

Sealing

surfaces

d)

1'he

oven

should

not

be

a$usted

or

repaired

by

anyone

except

properly

qualified

service

per-

sonnel.

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It

is

quite

normal

for

steam

to

be emitted

ancund

the

door

during

the

cooking

cycle'

i

!

tn" ioo1.

is not

intended

to

seal

the

oven

cavity

completely,

but

its special

design

i

|

."ntributes

to

the

complete

safetv of

the

appliance'

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1.

Do

not

attempt

to operate

the

oven

u'hile empty

as

this

will cause

damage.

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insfsll the oven so as not :

2.

As

an exhauit

is loCated

in the

rear of the

oven,

install

the

oven

so

as not

i

I

!

to

block

the

outlet.

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c

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fDoor latch-\\'hen

the door

is

closed,

it

will

automaticallv

lock

shut.

If

the

door

is

opened

u'hile

the oven is

operating,

the

magnetron u'ill

automatically

shut

off.

@

fDoor

seal-The

door seal maintains

the

micro\r'aves u'ithin

the

oven

cavity and

prevents

micro\\'ave

leakage.

@

oven

cavitr'.

@

Spatter

shield-Protects

the microwave

outlet

fi'om

splashes

of cooking foods.

@

Safetv

interlock

svstern-Prevents

the

oven

from

operatitrg

while

the door

is

opened.

@

Door

relea^se

button-Pushing

this but-

ton stops

oven operation and

opens the

door.

C

Glass

cooking

trav-Made

of

special heat

resistant

glass.

The

tray

must

always

be

in

proper

position before

operating.

I)o

not

cook

food

directlv

on

the tray.

@

Roiler

guide-s.rpports

the

glass

cooking

tray.

@

Door screen-Allows viewing

of

food.

The

screen is

designed so

that

light

can

pass throudt,

but

not

the

microwaves.

@

X.rrnber

pads-Used to set

the

cooking

time

and

the

present time.

@

Display-Cooking

time,

power level, in-

dicators

and

present

time are

displayed.

@

Quick

cook-Touch

to set

the

desired

reheat

setting.

A

Popcorn-UJba

to

cook popcorn.

@

Muffin-Used

to

cook

muffin(s).

@

Baked

potato-Used

to

cook baked

potatoes.

@

ninner

plate-Used

to

reheat

dinner

plate(s).

@

Soup-Used

to

reheat

soup.

@

Beverage-Used

to

reheaf

beverage(s).

@

rro

zert

pizna-Used

to

reheat froLen

pizza(s).

@

fresh vegetable-Used

to cook

fresh

vegetable(s).

8!

n{ore-Used

to add

time to

one

touch

cooking

@

;;;-;r"a

to

remove

time

from

one

touch cooking.

Auto

defrost-Used

to

defrost

foods.

Porver-Used

to set

power

level.

Clock/A.start

(Auto

Start)-Used to set

clock

and

also

used

to set auto start.

@

Stop/Clear-Used

to stop

the oven opera-

tion or

to delete

the

cooking data.

@

Start-Used

to

start

a selected operation.

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This

section includes

usefiil information

about oven

operation.

1'

Plugpolversupply

cordinto a standard

3-pronged

15 Amp,

72Ov

AC

60IIz

power

outlet socket.

2. A-fter

placing

the

food

in a suitable

container,

open the oven

door

and

put

it

on the

glass

tray.

The

glass

tray must always be in

place

during

crcoking.

3.

Shut the door. Make

sure that it is firmly

closed.

I

When

the oven door

is

opened,

the light

*

turns oIL

A

Time

clock returns

to the

present

time

\l

when

the

oven

turns

off,

When

the

STOP/CLEAR

pad

is

touched

during

the

oven

operation, the

oven stops

cooking

and

all information

retained.

To

erase all information

(except

the

present

time),

touch

the

STOP/CLEAR pad

once

more. If

the

oven

door

is

opened during

oven

operation,

all

information

is

retained.

If

the

START

pad

is

touched

and

the oven

does not

operate,

check

the area

between

the door

and

door

seal

for

obstructions and

make

sure

the

door is

closed securely.

The

oven will

not

start

cooking

until

the

door is

completely

closed or the program

has

been

reset.

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Wattage output

chart

.

Th"

poqerJevel

is set bv

pressing

the POWER

pad.

The

chart

shows

the display, the power

level

and the

percentage

of

power.

The

oven door can be

opened

at

anv

time

during

operation

bv pressing

the door

release

button

on

the

control

panel. The

oven

w-ill

automatically shut

off,

To restart

the

oven. clme the door and then

touch

START.

Each

time

a pad

is

touched, a BEEP

will

soun(l to acknowledge

the touch.

The

oven

automatically cooks

on

full

power

unless set

to

a lower

power

level.

The

display will

show

"

:0"

when

the

oven

is

plugged

in.

ffi

3

4

5

Touch Power pad,

then

number

pad

Por,ver

Level

(Display)

Approximate

Percentage

of Por,r/er

POWER

P-HI

too%

9 P-90

eo%

8

P-BO

Bo%

7'7

I

P-70

70%

6

P-60

60%

5 P-50

50%

4

P10

40%

3 P-30

30%

)

P-20

20%

I

P-10

70%

0 P-0

o%

HOIII

TO

SHT TTIE

O\rEN

CONIR.OLS

SETTING

THE

CIJOCI(

\4rhen

the

oven is

first

plugged

in,

the

display

will

show

"

:0"

and

a

tone will

sound. If

the AC

power

ever

"qoes

o{t, the

display

wili

show

"

:0" when

the

po\Mer

comes

track on.

This

is

a 12

hour

clock

system.

1.

Touch

CLOCK/

A.START

pad.

f

STAGET

;DEFROSTT

AUTO

1 2

WEIGHT

lur

START

IFH

LOCK

2.

Touch

CLOCK,'

A.START

pad

once

more.

r

STAGET

;DEFROSTT

AUTO

1 2

WEtcHT

rtUe

START

FryH

LOCK

NO

CUPS

This

is

a

24 hour

clock

system.

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NOTE:

This

oven has

a

mul-

tiple

clock

system.

If

you

want

to

use

the

12

hour

clock

sys-

tem,

omit

this

step.

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3.

Enter

the

correct

time

of

d"y

by touching

the

numbers

in

sequence.

The

displav

will

then

begin

blinking.

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rtur

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4.

Touch

CLOCK/

A.START

pad.

The

display

stops

blinhrg,

and

the

If

you

selecte

d

72

hour

clock

system,

to set from

1:00

to 72:5g.

Ifyou

selected24

hour

clock

system,

to set from

0:00

to

23:59.

colon

starts

blinking.

this

digital

clock

allows

you

this

digital

clock

allows

you

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Ifyou

attempt

to enter an

incorrect

time,

the

time will

not

be

set arid

an error

signal

i

tone will

sound.

Touch

the

cLoCI</A.srART

pad

and re-enter

the time.

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DEF'ROST

lets you easily defrost fbod

by eliminating

guesswork

in

determining defrost-

The

rninimum weight fbr WEIGHT

DEFROST is

0.5 pounds.

The maximum weight

for

DEFROSI

is 6.0 pounds. Follow

the steps below for

easy

defrosting.

The

WEIGHT

DEFROST

indica-

tor lights,

"0.0"

is

displayed

and

the lb indicator

starts blinking.

7. Touch AIITO

DEFROST

pad.

;

STAGET

12

;DEFROST-1

WEIGHT

TIME

AUTO

START

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CUPS

oz

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trtr

2.

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pads

for

the

desired defrosting

weight.

The

display

witl

show the

num-

bers

you pressed in

the

order

you

touched

them.

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AUTO

WEIGHT

TIME

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^4.

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v

f

STAGE-I

12

LOCK

3. Touch START pad.

WEIGHT

DEFROSTING

begins.

The

defrosting time

is

automati-

cally determined

by the

weight

entered.

The lb indicator goes

ofi

WEIGHT

DEFROST

indicator

blinks and

the defrosting

time counts down

in

the

display

window.

The

oven

beeps during

the defrosting

rycle

to signal

that the

food

needs

to

be

turned or

rearran$ed.

When

the defrosting time ends, you will

hear

3

beeps.

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The

WEIGHT

DEFROST

indica-

tor

lights,

"0.0"

is

displayed

and

the lb indicator

starts

blinking.

1.

Touch

AUTO

DEFROST

pad.

rSTAGET

12

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U.

n

u

v

TDEFROSTT

AUTO

WEtcHT

lUr

START

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The

TIME

DEFROST

indicator

lights

and

cc

:0" is

displayed.

2. Touch

AUTO

DEFROST

pad

once

more.

;STAGET

12

LOCK

TDEFROSTT

AUTO

WEIGHT

ll'le

START

^4.

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u

a

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trtrtrtr

3.

Touch

number

pads

for

the

desired

defrosting

time.

The

display

will

show

the

num-

bers

you

pressed

in

the

order

you

touched

them.

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NOTE:

Your

oven

can

be

programmed

for

59

minutes

99 seconds.

(59:99)

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TDEFROSTT

AUTO

1

2

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rtUe

START

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CUPS

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tb

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tu

n.

lo

4.

Touch

START

pad.

When

you

touch

START

pad,

the TIME

DEFROST

indicator

starts

blinking

to show

the

oven is

in

the TIME

DEFRosr

mode.

The

display

counts

down

the

time

to show you

how

much

defrost-

ittg

time

is

left

in

the TIME

DEFROST

modb.

rhe

oven

beeps

dur-

ittg

the

defrostittg

cycle

to signal

that

the food

needs

to be

turned

or

rearran$ed.

When

the

defrosting

time

ends,

you will

hear

3

beeps.

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POII/ER

pad.

7.

;

STAGEI

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1

2

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START

LOCK

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CUPS

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,

2. Touch

the number

pads

fbr

the

desired

power

level.

The

display

will

show

what

you

touched.

This

example

shows

power

level

3.

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NOTE:

If

steps

1

and

Z

are

omitted,

the

oven

will

cook

at

$

full

power.

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oz

tb

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number

pads

for

the

cooking

time.

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STAGET

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AUTO

1

2

WEtcHT

lrUe

START

^4.

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LOCK

The

display

will

show

the

num-

bers

you

pressed

in

the

order

you

touched

them.

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oven

can

be

programmed

for

59

minutes

99

seconds.

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4.

Touch

START

pad.

When

you

touch

START

pad,

the

STAGE1

indicator

starts

blink-

ittg

to show

the

oven is

cookittg.

The

display

counts

down

the

time

to show

how

much

cooking

time

is

left.

When

the

cooking

time

ends,

you

will

hear

3

beeps.

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lower

p€,wer

levels

increases

the

cooking

time

which

is

recommended

for

foods

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use

the

microwave

as

a timer, follow

the steps

above,

except

eriter

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as

power

level

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POWER

pad.

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STAGE-1

12

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oz

lb

TDEFROSTT

WEIGHT

TIMe

AUTO

START

2.

Touch

the

nurnber

pads

for

the

desired

power

level

for

the

first

stage.

The

display

will

show

what

you

touched.

This

example

shows

power

level

3.

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NOTE:

If

steps

I

and

Z

are

omitted,

the

oven

will

cook

at

a

fuil

power.

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number

pads

for

the

desired

cooking

time

in

the

first

stage.

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STAGET

TDEFROST_T

AUTO

1

2

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lUe

START

^lr

5:l[1

The

STAGE1

indicator

lights

and

the

display

will

show

the num-

bers

you

pressed

in

the

order

you

touched

them.

This

example

shows

5 minutes

30

secondJ

at full

power.

;

STAGEI

;DEFROSTT

AUTO

1

2

WETGHT

lrile

START

LOCK

NO

CUPS

oz

tb

^^.

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The

STAGE2

indicator

lights

and

"P-

))

is

displayed.

1.

Touch

POI)IIER

pad

once

more.

14

The

display

will

show

what you

touched.

5.

Touch

the

number

pads

for

the

desired

power

level

in the

second

stage.

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STAGET

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AUT_O_

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START

^4.

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6.

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number

pads

for

the

desired

cookittg

time

in

the

second

sta$e.

The

display

will show

the

num-

bers

you

pressed

in the order

you

touched

them.

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shows

4 minutes

20

secondJ

at power

level

B.

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START

pad.

When

you

touch

START

pad,

both STAGE1

& Z

indicator

lights

come

or,

STAGE1

indicator

light

starts

blinking

to

show

you that

the

oven

is

cooking

in

the

first

of

two

cook

stages.

The

oven

will

cook

at the

power

you

selected

for stage

one.

At the

end

of

stage

one,

the

oven

will beep

and

start

stage

two,

the STAGE1

indicator

goes

off

and the

STAGE2

indicator

starts

blinking.

The display

counts

down

the time

remaining

in stage

two.

When

stage

two

ends,

you

will

hear

3 beeps.

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DEFROST

indica-

tor

lights

and

"0.0"

is

displayed,

and

the

lb

indicator

starts

blinking.

7.

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AUTO

DEFROST

pad.

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STAGET

12

LOCK

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AUTO

WEtcHT

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START

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l.

5

v

trtr

2. Touch

number

pads

for

the

clesired

defrosting

time.

The

display

will

show

the

num-

bers

you

pressed

in

the

order

you

touched

them.

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STAGE1

indicator

lights

and

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))

is

displayed.

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2

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J.

r

STAGET

12

TDEFROSTT

WEIGHT

ltrlf

AUTO

START

.^.

F

-H

I

(

"P-HI"

will

appear

in

the

dis-

play.

This

example

shows

full

power

(100%).

4.

Touch

POIVER

pad

once

more.

trtrtr

5.

Touch

number

pads for

the

desired

cooking

time

in

the first

stage.

1--

STAGET

;DEFROSTT

AUTO

1

2

WEtcHT

rtUr

START

^^.

5:l[1

The

display

will

show

the num-

bers

you

pressed

in

the

order

you

touched

them. This

exam-

ple shows

5

minutes

30

seconds

at

full

power.

16

The

STAGE2

indicator ligirts and

"P-

))

is

displayed.

6.

Touch

POWER

pad.

r

STAG

Fr

;DEFROST1

AU:r_O_

i

z

WEGHT

rtMr

START

^^.

F-

The display

will show

what you

touched.

7.

Touch

the

number pads

for

the

desired

power

level

in

the

second

stage.

r

STAGEI

sDEFROST-1

AUT-O-

i

-

2

WEtcHT

lt'le

START

^4..

Fe

fl[]

LOCK

N0 CUpS

oz

tb

trtrtr

B.

Touch the

number

pads

for the desired

cooking

time

in

the

second

stage.

The display

wilt show the

num-

bers

you pressed

in

the order

you

touched them.

This example

shows

4 minutes

20

secondJ

at power

level B.

r

STAGET

;DEFROSTI

1

2

WEIGHT TIME

^^.

L{:Ftr

LOCK NO

AUTO

START

9.

Touch START

pad.

\\rhen

)'ou

touch

START

pad, the

WEIGHT

DEFROST, STAGE1

and

STAGE2

indicators

come on to confirm

the power

levels selected.

The

\\TEIGHT DEFROST

indicator starts

blinking

to show

you

that

the ol'en

is

in

WEIGHT

DEFROST

mode.

The display

counts

down

the time

remaining

in

WEIGHT DEFROST

mode.

When the oven

beeps, turn

over,

break

apart

and/or

redistribute

the

food.

At

the

end

of

WEIGHT

DEFROST mode,

the

oven

will

beep

and

start

stage one.

The

WEIGHT DEFROST

indicator

goes

offand

the

STAGE1

indicator

starts blinking.

The display

counts

down

the

time

remaining

in stage one.

At

the

end

of

stage

one, the oven

will beep

and

start

stage

two.

The

STAGE1

indicator

goes

off

and the

STAGE2

indicator

starts

blinking.

The

display

counts

down the time

remainittg

in stage

two.

When stage two

ends,

you

will hear 3 beeps.

17

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S?KKY

Aut*

start

{xeri

Autc

start

cilnl

he

g:r*gg"amruted

fi:s-

neit

he

pr*gpanamed

ug:

t*

twel

ctltlking

ste#e$.

fbr

aut*

defr*st.

l.

Progfam

the

desired

power

level

and

cooking

time.

The

AUTO

START

indicator

lights

and

cc

:0"

is

displayed.

2.

Touch

CLOCK/

A.START

pad.

r

STAGE-T

TDEFROSTT

1 2

wEtGHT

lttlr

.^.

on

ru

AUTO

START

trtrtrtr

3.

Enter

the

desired

start

time

by

pressing

the

number

pads.

The

display

will

show

the

num-

bers

you

pressed

in

the

order

you

touched

them.

This

example

shows

11:30.

r

STAGET

12

^^.

tfi

lr

lo

I

TDEFROSTT

AUTO

WEIcHT

lMr

START

1.

Touch

START

pad.

When

y9u

touch

START

pad,

the

present

time

appears

in

the

dis-

play

and

the

cooking

program

indicators

come

on.

The

AUTO

START

indicator

and

the

colon

start

blinking.

When

the selected

start

time

arrives,

the

oven

begins

operating-and

the

oven

light

turns

on. The

AUTO

START

indicatof

goes

of and

the

ngxt

stage

indicator

begins

to

blink.

When

the

cooking

is

complet-

ed you

will

hear

3

beeps.

The

oven

turns

offand

the

present

time

appears

in

the

display.

NOTE:

AUTO

START

can

be

used

for

ti

can

be

used

tbr

time

cooking,

if

the

clock is

set. If

the

oven

door

is

opened

after

p-rogramming

Auro,stant;

it

is nee*sary

to

touch

the.srAnt&a

for

the time

of

day to appear

in:the.reidout

so,that.the,bven

will.auiaxaiicatiy&

gin

programmed

cooking

at the

chosen AUTO

START

time.

Before.setting,

check

to

make

sure:the

cloek

is

shq14,4$,ihe,correct

tipe

of

da51

once

the Auto

Start

time

hnsbeen

setr:no

other o-uttons-lcan

bip*sse

".txwpi,bi

the

STOP/CLEAR

key.

L

*-l

18

TO CHACK

AUTO ST?IRT

TIME

Orrce

yr:u

have cnrrectly

programrned

the oven

for

AI-ruO

START, the

present

time

will appear

in the

display.

The

programmed

AUTO

START

time

will

appear

in

the

displav

for

3 seconds.

1.

Touch

CLOCK/

A.START

pad.

QUICK

COOK

BUTTON

{IUICK

COOK

allows

you

to

heat fnod

for 30 seconrls

at 10096

({'ull

power)

by

sirnply touching

the

(lulcK

C()OK

pad.

ilJr

repeateclly

iouching

the

QUICK

COOK

pad,

you carr

also extend

reheating tirne

tn

5 minutes

in 3{} seconel

irrtervals.

r

STAGET

;DEFROST1

AUT_Q_

i

z

WETGHT

TIME

START

:l[1

CUPS

When you

touch

QUICK

COOK,

c'

:30"

is

displayed.

After

1.5 seconds,

the oven

starts

reheating.

1.

Touch

QUICK

COOK

pad.

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