AMWX-25G
MICROWAVE OVEN
USER MANUAL
A member of Zorlu Holding.
Dear Customer,
By choosing our microwave oven, you also bought a quality VESTEL
product.
Please read the following instructions carefully to familiarize yourself
with the appliance quickly and use all the functions of your appliance
to their fullest extent.
The life of your appliance will prolong if you perform necessary care
and maintenance procedures.
We hope you enjoy using your appliance.
Important Safety Information
Read these instructions carefully before using your microwave
oven, and keep it carefully.
WARNING: Refers to the serious injury risks.
JJ Contents
Safety warnings.....................................................................................1
In Order to Avoid the Risk of Injury: ...................................................6
Points for Attention During Cleaning and Maintenance ..................7
Containers ........................................................................................... 8
Containers that you can use in the microwave oven .........................9
Containers that are unsuitable for microwave oven ........................10
Points to be Considered during Carrying and Transportation ........11
Liability Limitation ................................................................................11
Technical Specifications ..................................................................... 11
General Appearance ...........................................................................12
Installation and Connection ...............................................................12
Usage ..................................................................................................13
Time Setting ......................................................................................... 13
Cooking with Microwave .................................................................... 13
Grill or Combi Cooking ......................................................................14
Quick Start............................................................................................14
Defrosting by Weight .......................................................................... 14
Defrosting by Time .............................................................................. 15
Kitchen Timer ...................................................................................... 15
Automatic Menu .................................................................................. 15
Automatic Menu Table ....................................................................... 15
Multiphase cooking ............................................................................. 15
Inquiry Function ...................................................................................16
Parental Lock Function........................................................................16
Cleaning and Maintenance ................................................................16
Troubleshooting ..................................................................................17
Mounting Instructions ........................................................................18
Power connection ................................................................................18
Mounting Instructions ........................................................................18
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JJ Safety warnings
• This operating manual contains
important information about
the first use, safety, intended
uses, cleaning and maintenance
of your appliance.
• Always keep this operating
manual with your appliance.
• Read the operating manual
carefully and follow the in-
structions about the operation,
troubleshooting and cleaning
of your appliance.
• Keep this operating manual in
a safe place, and provide this
operating manual with the ap-
pliance in case you lend your
appliance.
• "PRECAUTIONS ABOUT
PREVENTING THE EX-
POSURE TO EXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE OVEN EN-
ERGY" has been given below;
follow them carefully, keep
them for future reference.
• While using the microwave
oven, follow the key safety
rules, including the following, in
order to avoid the risk of elec-
tric shock, injury or exposure
to excessive microwave oven
energy:
• WARNING: Liquids and other
foods should not be heated in
close containers as they may
pose the risk of explosion.
• WARNING: Removal of the
cover that provides protec-
tion against the propagation
of microwave energy, or any
service and maintenance works
should be performed only by an
authorized service technician.
It will pose danger if someone
else other than authorized serv-
ice technician performs it.
• Do not open the body of appli-
ance in any way. The appliance
operates with high voltage.
• In case any failure occurs in your
appliance, do not attempt to fix
it by yourself.
• The appliance has not any user-
serviceable components.
• Keep the appliance and its ca-
ble out of reach of children <8
years of age. Do not allow the
appliance cable to dangle from
the counter.
• Cleaning and user mainte-
nance should not be performed
by children unless they are older
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than 8 years of age and under
supervision.
• Only use containers that are
suitable for use in microwave
ovens.
• Wipe the oven regularly and
clean the food residues.
• If this appliance is not kept
clean, the quality of its surface
reduces, which affects the serv-
ice life negatively and causes
dangerous situations.
• As there is a risk of exposure to
dangerous microwave energy,
do not attempt to operate this
oven with its door open. It is im-
portant not to disable or tinker
with the safety locks.
• Do not place any object be-
tween the oven door and the
front face or do not allow ac-
cumulation of food or cleaning
agent residues on the gasket
surfaces.
WARNING:In case damage
occurs in the door or door
gaskets, do not use your oven
before being repaired by the
authorized service.
• Close the oven door tightly.
• WARNING: Microwave en-
ergy! Do not remove the oven
door. If the gasket is too dirty,
the oven door will not be closed
fully during operation. Always
keep the gasket clean.
• While heating the food in plas-
tic or paper containers, keep an
eye on the oven for potential
fire danger.
• If smoke is released, close or
unplug the oven, and keep its
door closed in order to extin-
guish the flames.
• Do not overcook the food.
• Do not use the oven for storing
purposes. Do not store objects
and foodstuffs like paper, cook-
ing book, bread, cookies in the
oven.
• WARNING: The children
should operate the device
under parental guidance as
the device can reach high tem-
peratures while operating in
combined mode.
• WARNING: Device and ac-
cessible parts are hot during
use. Care should be taken to
avoid touching the heating
elements. Children below age
of 8 should be kept away if
continuous guidance could not
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be provided.
• Do not use hard and abrasive
cleaning agents or metal scrap-
ers to clean the oven door glass
as it can get scratched and
broken.
• WARNING: To prevent any
electrical shock ensure that the
device circuit is open before
replacing the bulb.
• Remove the ropes and metal
handles from paper or plastic
boxes/packages before placing
them in the oven.
• Place and install the oven only
according to the given installa-
tion instructions.
• Do not heat the shelled eggs or
boiled eggs in microwave ovens
as they may explode even if the
cooking is over.
• Use the appliance only for its
intended uses as stated in this
manual. Do not use abrasive
chemicals or steam within the
appliance. This appliance is only
for indoor use to heat foods
and beverages by utilizing elec-
tromagnetic energy. It is not
designed to use for commercial
purposes or in laboratories. Do
not use to dry clothes, paper or
other non-food materials, or for
sterilization purposes.
• Drying food or laundry, slippers,
sponges, damp clothes and
similar objects can cause injury,
ignition or fire.
• Do not use other non-food
materials, or for sterilization
purposes.
• This appliance is intended to be
used in household and similar
applications such as:
- Staff kitchen areas in shops,
offices and other working en-
vironments;
- Farm houses;
- By clients in hotels, motels and
other residential type environ-
ments
- Bed and breakfast type envi-
ronments
• This oven is only for embedded
uses. This appliance is not suit-
able for using over the counter
or in the closet.
• WARNING: Operation of the
appliance for purposes other
than its intended purpose may
cause dangerous conditions
and renders the warranty void.
Damages occurred due to
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these environments are com-
pensated by the user.
• If the power cable is damaged,
it should be replaced by an
authorized service or an author-
ized technician to avoid danger.
• Do not keep or use the oven
outdoor.
• Do not use the oven near water,
in a wet basement floor or near
swimming pool.
Accessible surfaces may
become hot during opera-
tion.
• During the operation, the ac-
cessible parts of the oven may
become hot. Keep the power
cable away from hot surfaces
and do not block the venting
holes in the oven.
• Do not allow the power cable
of the oven to dangle from the
table or the bench.
• Failure to maintain the oven in
a clean condition could lead to
deterioration of the surface that
may adversely affect the life
of the appliance and possibly
result in a hazardous situation.
• The contents of feeding bot-
tles and baby food jars shall
be stirred or shaken and the
temperature checked before
consumption, in order to avoid
burns.
• Heating the beverages by
means of microwave oven
may cause delayed boiling;
for this reason, caution should
be practiced while holding the
containers.
• WARNING: Children under
8 years of age are prohibited
from using the appliance.
• These appliances can be used
by children >8 years of age and
physically, sensory or mentally
disabled people as well as those
who lack knowledge only under
the supervision of a responsible
person or if they are well in-
formed about safely use of the
appliance and understand the
dangers that may occur due to
the use of the appliance.
• Ensure that children do not play
with the appliance.
• The oven may become ex-
tremely hot during operation.
Pay attention not to touch the
heating elements inside the
appliance.
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• The appliance is not designed
to operate with an external
clock timer or separate remote
control system.
• WARNING: In order to avoid
a danger that may occur due to
the undesired return of the ap-
pliance to its starting position,
this appliance should not be fed
over a timer or a similar external
switching regulation or should
not be connected to a circuit
that is closed or opened by an
auxiliary program regularly.
• During its operation, the door
or outer surface of the oven
may become hot. Caution
should be practiced.
• Never jam the power cables of
electrical appliances to the door
of appliance. Isolation may get
damaged. Short circuit, risk of
electric shock!
• Do not use the top of the appli-
ance as a place to put objects.
Risk of fire!
• Never put the flammable ob-
jects near cooking area. They
may flare when the appliance
is put into use. Risk of fire!
• Never use the microwave ap-
pliance without rotating table.
• Never put the food directly on
the rotating tray. Always use a
container.
• Never use a high pressure
cleaner or steamer. Do not use
your oven with steam cleaners.
Short circuit, risk of electric
shock!
• Clean the appliance regularly
as stated in the "Cleaning and
Maintenance" section. In the
event of insufficient cleaning,
the surface may get damaged
and the appliance may get
rusted by time.
• Do not use abrasive cleaning
agents and sharp metal objects
that may scratch the glass sur-
face to clean the glass cover of
your oven.
• Keep all packaging materials
away from children.
• Do not place the back surface
of the appliance against the
wall. The embedded cabinet's
surface at the back of the appli-
ance should be empty.
• Do not cover ventilation holes
and suction gaps.
• Do not use the oven when it is
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empty. This may damage the
oven.
• Do not cook the foods covered
with a membrane such as egg
yolk, potato, giblets, etc. with-
out punching a couple of times
with a fork.
• Never remove the parts such as
pillar, fitting, screws, etc.
• Do not fry with oil in the oven.
• Remember that the microwave
oven only heats the liquid within
the container, not the container
itself. For this reason, remember
that after being taken out of
the oven, the food/liquid within
the container gives the same
amount of steam as it does in
a traditional cooking when you
take the lid off, though the lid of
the container may not be hot.
• Keep the foods that contain oil
and water mixture (e.g. broth)
within the oven for 30 to 60
seconds after turning off the
oven. This prevents splashes
when a spoon is put into the
food/beverage or anything is
added.
• Remember that there are some
foods (e.g. cake, jam, minced
meat) that get heated very fast
while preparing/cooking foods/
beverages.
• Do not use plastic containers
while heating or cooking the
foods with high levels of oil and
sugar. Cooking containers may
get hot due to the heat of the
heated food. This occurs espe-
cially when the plastic packag-
ing material covers the top and
handle of the container. Use the
tong of the oven to hold the
containers.
• In case the plug is inaccessible
after mounting, there should
be a all-poll isolation switch
that has a contact space of not
less than 3 mm on the mount-
ing side.
• Before mounting, read the
mounting instructions carefully.
• Earthing issue is of vital im-
portance and the information
about earthing is provided be-
low. Read and follow carefully.
In Order to Avoid the
Risk of Injury:
• WARNING: Risk of electric
shock Touching in some parts
within the appliance may result
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in serious injury or death. Do
not attempt to disassemble
your oven.
• WARNING: Risk of electric
shock Incorrect earthing of your
appliance may result in the risk
of electric shock. Do not plug
your appliance without plac-
ing it properly and earthing as
required.
• This appliance needs to be
earthed. In the event of short
circuit, earthing reduces the risk
of electric shock by providing
an escaping wire for the electric
current. This oven has an earth-
ing cable with an earthing plug.
This plug should be connected
to a plug socket that is properly
installed and earthed.
• In the event that the earthing
instructions are not fully un-
derstood or there are concerns
about the proper earthing of
the appliance, refer to an au-
thorized electrician or service
technician.
• If you need to use extension
cable, just use a 3-wire exten-
sion cable.
• A short power cable is supplied
with the appliance in order to
reduce the risk of knotting or of
entanglement to a long cable.
• If a long cable or extension
cable is used.
- Marked voltage of the cable
or the extension cable should
equal to the voltage of the ap-
pliance at least.
- The extension cable should be
an earthing type 3-wire cable.
- Long cable should not be ex-
tended in such a way that it
is dangled from the bench or
table such that it may be pulled
by children or be stepped on.
• Only use the temperature
probe recommended for this
oven. (for ovens provided with
a facility to use a temperature-
sensing probe.)
• Should be placed inside a con-
tainer having the indicated
characteristics.
Points for Attention During
Cleaning and Maintenance
• Switch off and unplug the ap-
pliance before cleaning and
maintenance.
• Wipe the inside of the oven
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slowly with a humid cloth after
using.
• Wash the accessories with
soapy water in a regular way.
• Clean carefully the frame, gas-
ket and nearby parts of the door
with a humid cloth regularly.
• Do not use hard and abrasive
cleaning agents or metal scrap-
ers to clean the oven door glass
as it can get scratched and
broken.
JJ Containers
• CAUTION: Risk of Injury!
Removal of the cover that provides protec-
tion against the propagation of microwave
energy, or any service and maintenance
works should be performed only by an
authorized service technician.
Refer to the instructions in the section
"Containers that can or cannot be used
in the microwave oven". There may be
some non-metal containers that are not
safe to use in the microwave. If you have
any doubts, you can test the container in
question by following the procedure below.
Container Test
• Together with the container in question,
place a safe container that is filled with
1 glass of cold water (250 ml) in the
microwave.
• Operate the oven at the maximum
power level for 1 minute.
• Test the container carefully. If the empty
container is hot, do not use it in the
microwave.
• Do not exceed the cooking time of 1
minute.
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Containers that you can use in the microwave oven
Containers Description
Frying dish Always follow the manufacturer's instructions. The bottom of the
frying dish should be at least 5 mm (3/16 inch) above the rotating
table. The rotating tray may be broken due to inappropriate use.
Tableware Only the ones that are safe to use in microwaves. Always follow
the manufacturer's instructions. Do not use the broken or cracked
containers.
Glass jars Always open the lid. Use only to heat the food a little bit. Many
glass jars are not heat-resistant and may break.
Glass material Only heat-resistant glass containers. Make sure that there is no
metal coating. Do not use the broken or cracked containers.
Cooking bags for
ovens
Always follow the manufacturer's instructions. Do not tie with metal
threads. Punch holes to allow the steam to be released.
Paper plates and
mugs
Use only for short-time cooking/heating. Do not leave the oven
during cooking.
Paper towel Use to reheat or cover the food to absorb the oil. Use only for
short-time cooking/heating and do not leave the oven unattended.
Parchment paper Use to prevent splashes or to cover the food while stewing
Plastic Only the ones that are safe to use in microwaves. Always follow the
manufacturer's instructions. It should be marked as "Safe to Use in
Microwave". Some plastic containers may get softer as the food
in it gets warmer. "Cooking bags" and tightly bound plastic bags
should be punched as stated in the packaging.
Plastic packaging Only the ones that are safe to use in microwaves. Use to cover
the food to maintain its humidity during cooking. Do not allow the
plastic packaging material to contact with the food.
Thermometers Only the ones that are safe to use in microwaves (meat and sugar
thermometers).
Oil paper Use it as a cover to prevent splashes or maintain the humidity.
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Containers that are unsuitable for microwave oven
Aluminum tray May cause sparks. Transfer the food in a safe container within the
microwave.
Food carton with
metal handle
May cause sparks. Transfer the food in a safe container within the
microwave.
Metal or metal-
coated containers
Metal protects the food from microwave energy. Metal coating
may cause sparks.
Metal threads May cause sparks and fire in the oven.
Paper bags May cause fire in the oven.
Plastic foam Plastic may melt down when exposed to high temperature or may
contaminate the liquid in the oven.
Wood Wooden objects may become desiccated and be cracked or broken
within the oven.
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Points to be Considered
during Carrying and
Transportation
• During carrying and transpor-
tation, your appliance must be
kept in original box in order to
protect its components from
damage. If the original box
is not available, take precau-
tions against impacts on outer
surfaces (glass and painted
surfaces). Follow the signs on
the box during transport.
• Keep the appliance in normal
position during carrying.
• Do not drop the appliance
during transport and protect it
from impact.
• Failures and damages occurred
during transportation after de-
livery of product to customer
are not covered by warranty.
Liability Limitation
• All technical information, user
instructions, information about
operation and maintenance of
the appliance contained in this
manual are the most up-to-
date information available.
• Manufacturer does not assume
any responsibility for damages
and injuries that may occur as a
result of non-compliance with
the instructions given in this
manual, using the appliance for
purposes other than its intend-
ed use, unauthorized repairs,
unauthorized modifications on
the appliance and using spare
parts that are not approved by
the manufacturer.
JJ Technical
Specifications
P R O D U C T
BRAND
Vestel
Model Amwx-25G
Microwave Oven
Nominal Voltage 230V ~ 50Hz
Nominal Power Input
(Microwave):
1450 W
Nominal Power Out-
put (Microwave)
900 W
Nominal Power Input
(Grill):
1000 W
Oven capacity 25 L
Rotating Tray Diam-
eter
315 mm
Outer Dimensions 595x388x410mm
Net weight 19.7 Kg
• Technical specifications and this manual
are subject to change without prior no-
tification.
• This appliance conforms to the WEEE
regulation.
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This product complies with the
European CE Directives no.
2014/30/EU (Electromagnetic
Compliance Directive) and
2014/35/ EU (Low Voltage
Directive (LVD)).
This appliance conforms to
Regulation for Supervision of
the Waste Electric and Elec-
tronic Appliances.
JJ General Appearance
The visuals used in the operating manual are
intended for providing information on the
components of the appliance only. Com-
ponents may differ as per appliance model.
Remove the oven from the packaging, and
all materials from the carton and inside of
the appliance.
The following accessories are supplied with
your oven:
Glass tray 1
Turntable ring assembly 1
Operating Manual 1
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2
3
4
5
8
6
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1. Control panel
2. Turntable shaft
3. Turntable ring assembly
4. Glass tray
5. Observation window
6. Door assembly
7. Safety interlock system
8. Grill Rack
Hub (the bottom part)
Glass tray
Turntable ring assembly
Turntable shaft
• Never place the glass tray in inverted
position in any way. Never block the
glass table.
• Always use the glass tray and turntable
ring set during cooking.
• Always place all the foods and food
containers on the glass tray for cooking.
• Refer to your local authorized service if
the glass tray and turntable ring set are
cracked or broken.
JJ Installation and
Connection
• This appliance is intended only for
home use.
• This oven is only for embedded uses.
This appliance is not suitable for using
over the counter or in the closet.
• Please conform with the exclusive
mounting instructions.
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• The appliance can be embedded in a
60-cm cabinet mounted on the wall
(not less than 55 cm of width and 85 cm
above the floor).
• The appliance has a plug and should be
plugged only in an earthed power outlet
mounted properly.
• Main voltage should correspond to the
voltage specified on the rating plate.
• Plug and connection cable should be
mounted and replaced only by a quali-
fied electrician. In case the plug is inac-
cessible after mounting, there should
be a all-poll separator device that has a
contact space of not less than 3 mm on
the mounting side.
• Do not use adapter, versatile extension
cable and extension cable. Overloading
may result in the risk of fire.
JJ Usage
Time Setting
When you connect your microwave oven to
the power outlet, "0:00" will appear on the
LED screen and the alarm will sound once.
• In order to select the clock function,
press "Saat/Timer" button once; then
the clock digits will flash.
• Turn button to set the hour; you can
enter a number between 0 to 23 hrs.
• Press "Saat/Timer", then minute digits
will flash.
• Turn button to set the minute; you
can enter a number between 0 and -59
minutes.
• To finish the time setting, press "Saat/
Timer", ":" will flash and the clock light
will be lit.
1 ) If you do not set the clock, your
oven will not be operated.
2 ) Pressing "Durdur/İptal" during
time setting may cause the oven
to return to its previous position
automatically.
Cooking with Microwave
Press "Mikro./Izgara/Kombi."; then
"P100" will appear on the LED screen. Press
"Mikro./Izgara/Kombi." for durations or
turn to select the desired power; each
time you press the button, the indicator
will change as "P100", "P80", "P50", "P30"
or "P10". Then press "Başlat/+30Sn./
Onayla" to confirm your selections and turn
to set up the cooking time between 0:05
and 95:00. Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla"
once again to start cooking.
For example: If you desire to use 80%
of microwave power for a
cooking time of 20 minutes,
follow the steps below to
operate your oven.
• Press "Mikro./Izgara/Kombi." once;
then "P100" will appear on the LED
screen.
• Press "Mikro./Izgara/Kombi." once
again or turn to set up your oven to
80% of microwave power.
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to
confirm; then "P80" will appear on the
screen.
• Set up the cooking time by turning
button until "20:00" appears on the
oven screen.
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to start
cooking.
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"Mikro./Iz-
gara/Kombi."
Sequence
Display
Features
Microwave
Power
Grill
Power
1 P100 100%
2 P80 80%
3 P50 50%
4 P30 30%
5 P10 10%
6 G 0% 100%
7 C-1 55% 45%
8 C-2 36% 64%
Grill or Combi Cooking
Press "Mikro./Izgara/Kombi."; then
"P100" will appear on the LED screen. Press
"Mikro./Izgara/Kombi." for durations or
turn to select the desired power; each
time you press the button, the indicator will
change as "G", "C-1" or "C-2". Then press
"Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to confirm your
selections and turn to set up the cooking
time between 0:05 and 95:00.
Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" once again
to start cooking.
For example: If you desire to use 55% of
microwave power and 45%
of grill power (C-1) for a
10-second cooking, you can
operate your oven according
to the steps below.
• Press "Mikro./Izgara/Kombi." once;
then "P100" icon will appear on the
LED screen.
• Press "Mikro./Izgara/Kombi." once
again or turn the button to combi 1
mode.
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to
confirm your selection; then "C-1" will
appear on the screen.
• Set up the cooking time by turning
button until "10:00" appears on the
oven screen.
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to start
cooking.
Note: Two signals are heard from the oven
when half of the cooking time has
passed, which is normal. In order to
grill the food better, you should turn
the other side of the food close the
door and then the oven will continue
cooking if you do not do anything
else.
Quick Start
• When your oven is in standby mode,
press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to
start cooking the food with 100% of
microwave power. Each time you press
the button, time will increase in incre-
ments of 30 seconds until it reaches
to 95 minutes, which is the maximum
cooking time.
• Each time you press "Başlat/+30Sn./
Onayla" in settings of microwave cook-
ing or defrosting by time, you can in-
crease the cooking time by 30 seconds.
• In standby mode, turn button coun-
ter-clockwise to set up cooking time
in 100% of microwave power. Then
press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to start
cooking.
Defrosting by Weight
• Press "Ağırlık/Zaman Defrost" once.
"dEF1" will appear on LED display.
• Turn button to select the weight of
food between 100 gr and 2000 gr.
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to start
defrosting.
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Defrosting by Time
• Press "Ağırlık/Zaman Defrost" twice.
"dEF2" will appear on LED display.
• Turn to select defrosting time. Maxi-
mum duration is 95 minutes.
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to start
defrosting. Defrosting power is P30 and
cannot be changed.
Kitchen Timer
• Press "Saat/Timer" twice. "00:00" will
appear on LED display.
• Turn button to enter the correct time.
(Maximum cooking time is 95 minutes.)
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to
confirm the setting.
• Clock indicator will be turned off when
kitchen time is reached. Buzzer will
sound 5 times. If the clock is set (24-hour
system), the current time will appear on
LED screen.
Note: Kitchen Time is different from 24-
hour system. Kitchen Timer is a timer.
Automatic Menu
• Turn button clockwise to select the
desired menu. "A-1" "A-8" will appear
on the screen, which means automatic
heating, vegetable, fish, meat, pasta,
potato, pizza and soup.
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to
confirm.
• Turn button to set up the current
weight in menu table.
• Then press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla"
to start cooking.
For example: If you desire to cook a fish
of 350 gr with "Otomatik Menü" option.
• Turn until "A-3" icon appears on the
screen.
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to
confirm,
• To select the weight of fish, turn until
"350" appears.
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to start
cooking.
Automatic Menu Table
Menu Weight Screen
A-1
Automatic
Heating
200 g 200 g
400 g 400 g
600 g 600 g
A-2
Vegetables
200 g 200 g
300 g 300 g
400 g 400 g
A-3
Fish
250 g 250 g
350 g 350 g
450 g 450 g
A-4
Meat
250 g 250 g
350 g 350 g
450 g 450 g
A-5
Pasta
50 gr. (450 ml. with cold
water)
50 gr.
100 gr. (800 ml. with cold
water)
100 gr.
A-6
Potato
200 g 200 g
400 g 400 g
600 g 600 g
A-7
Pizza
200 g 200 g
400 g 400 g
A-8
Soup
200 ml 200 ml
400 ml 400 ml
Multiphase cooking
You can set up maximum 2 phases for cook-
ing. For multiphase cooking, if your first
stage is defrosting, defrosting function will
replace the first phase.
For example: If you desire to defrost the
food for 5 minutes and use 80% of micro-
wave power for 7 minutes, you can perform
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the operation the following way:
• Press "Ağırlık/Zaman Defrost" twice.
"dEF2" will appear on the screen of
oven.
• To select defrosting time, turn button
until "5:00" appears on the screen.
• Press "Mikro./Izgara/Kombi." once;
then "P100" will appear on the LED
screen.
• Press "Mikro./Izgara/Kombi." once
again or turn to select 80% of micro-
wave power.
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to
confirm your selection, then "P80" will
appear on the screen.
• To select cooking time, turn button
until "7:00" appears on the screen.
• Press "Başlat/+30Sn./Onayla" to start
cooking. The alarm will give one warning
sound for the phase 1, and defrosting
time will reduce, the alarm will give a
second warning sound while the cooking
operation starts again. When cooking
is done, the alarm will give the warning
sound five times.
Inquiry Function
• For microwave, grill and combined
cooking conditions, press "Mikro./
Izgara/Kombi." button, then the cur-
rent power will appear on the screen
for 3 seconds. The oven will return to
its previous conditions after 3 seconds.
• For cooking condition, press "Saat/
Timer" to inquiry the timing, and then
the time will appear on the screen for 3
seconds.
Parental Lock Function
Locking : In standby mode, press "Durdur/
İptal" for 3 seconds, you will hear a long
signal warning sound that indicates that
the parental lock is activated and if the time
is set, the current time will appear on the
screen, otherwise will appear on
the LED screen.
Cancelling the lock: While the parental
lock is active, press and hold "Durdur/
İptal" button for 3 seconds, then you will
hear a long signal warning sound which in-
dicates that the parental lock is deactivated.
JJ Cleaning and
Maintenance
WARNING: Switch off and unplug the
appliance before cleaning and maintenance.
Do not immerse the appliance in water.
• Wipe the inside of the oven slowly with
a humid cloth after using.
• Wash the accessories with soapy water
in a regular way.
• Clean carefully the frame, gasket and
nearby parts of the door with a humid
cloth regularly.
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JJ Troubleshooting
When you notice an abnormal situation in your appliance, you may attempt to troubleshoot
according to the following descriptions.
If your appliance does not still operate properly, contact to Vestel Call Center.
You may access the authorized services list from the web site.
Normal
Microwave oven affects TV
broadcasting.
Radio and TV broadcast may be affected by microwave
oven. This resembles the interference of small domestic
appliances such as mixer, vacuum cleaner and electrical
fan. This is normal.
Dimmed oven lamp Oven lamp may appear dimmed during microwave
cooking at low power. This is normal.
Vaporization on the door, hot air
release from outlets.
During cooking, steam may release from the food.
Most of the steam will release from ventilation holes.
However, some will accumulate in cold places like oven
door. This is normal.
The oven is operated by mistake
with no food inside.
The oven cannot be operated with no food inside. This
is dangerous.
PROBLEM CAUSE ACTION
The oven is not operat-
ing.
The appliance is not prop-
erly plugged to a power
outlet.
Unplug the appliance. Replug it
after 10 seconds.
Fuse is blown or circuit
breaker is active.
Call the authorized service.
There is a problem with the
power outlet.
Test the power outlet with other
electrical appliances.
or not.
The oven is not heating.
The door is not properly
closed.
Close the oven door tightly.
Glass rotating table
makes a sound when
the microwave oven is
operated.
Dirty reel slide and oven
base.
Refer to the section "Cleaning and
Maintenance" to clean dirty parts.
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