Emerson MW8675 Owner's manual

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OWNER'S

MANUAL

MINB67SW/S/D

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I)o

nol atteu-rpt

to opel'ate

this

ovell

with

the

cloot'opel')

slrlce

opell-door

operatiott

can

result

in

harmful

cxrlosttl'e

to

lrli(:I'ou'lt\'€r

ClreI'q1/'

J1is irnl-rol'tatlt

llot to defi:at

or

tampe'r'

u'ith the sa{bt}'interlocks.

(b)

I)o not

Jrlacc:

anv objec't

betrveen

the

orren

fi.ont

{hce

and t}re door

or

allou'

soil

or

clcattt'l

re.sicfi:t: to

at'cumulnte

ort

seillinq surfitc't's.

(c)

I)o not

operate

the o\/en

if it is damaqed.

I1 is partictrliu-l-r'itnportant

tiral

the orren

dr;or closc

pl.operl.t'ancl

thal

there

is

no

clanragt.'to

thc:

(1)rloor- (bent),

(2)

hinges

ancl latches

(broken

or loosenr:d),

(3)

dool seals

alrtl sealitr.q

sttl'faces,

(d)'rhe

oven

shoulrl

not be

acljustecl or-

r'epairc'd tlt'

ar)\/c)It('

cxceJ;t pr.ollt'r-lv

qualified

service

llct'sotrncl.

salel_\'

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.

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.... ..pw

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..22

. . . .

.

..22

CONTE]VTS

I)recaulions

to avoirl

possiitlt'

cxllosttt't'

t<-r

cxcessir,'t'

mict'orva\'('

('l)erg\/

.

. . .

1

inrportant

safetl'

iustt'uctiotls

. . .

. .. .2

Safetv

pt.ecrttttiorts.

.....3

Federal Conrtnuuicatiolrs

Clomtnission

l'adio

frequenct,

inter{brel}ce

statentent

(U.S.A.

only)

Grounding

instructions

Installation

Care of'1r1vp1'

aria.rl,r*'nr'"

,rr'"r,

. . . .

How to

use

_\'oul'tnict'owa\'(t

ovelt

Features ciiagrarn

Operation pr.ocedure.

How

to

set

the oven

controls

Setting the clock

weight

defi'osting

.

Tirne

clefi"osting

.

Cooking

in

one

stasc

Cooking

in tr,vo

stages

Weight

<iefi.osting

and cooking

Quick

cook

button

C)ne

touch

cooking

(f)

nrentr) .

. .

Popcortr

Sotrp

Muflin

Beverage

Baked potato

Frozen

pizza

.'l

...'t

A

..,5

...6

r.l

...(_,

q

..10

11

.lt

. -I.J

1A

..ra

Dirrrrer-Jilate

... ...2:)

Fresh

vegetablt

...2:J

More,

Less

. .24

(llrildsa{btylock.

......2-1

T'o

stop the oven

',1'hile

the ovet't

is

operating

..

. . . .24

Cookin.q

guidc

. ...25

Tlre

principles

of'

microwave

cooking

. . . .25

Microrvave

utcnsils

......

.Zit

Food

characteristics

.....27

Nlicrourave

techniques

....

.

..28

I)efiosting b-1. auto defrost . .

.

.29

Time

defrost chart

.....30

One touch cooking..

.......31

Mr>re, Less

.,.....33

Starters

.....34

Soups &

steu,s

....i5

Meats

.......36

I)opltrr,

.....:18

Fish&seafbod

....39

Eggs &

cheese

.. ..4O

\/e4etables .

....42

Sauces ......44

Pasta.

Grains & Cereals

.

......45

Sandr.r'iches.

.....4t)

IJeveraqes

...

......{7

I)esserts .....4tJ

Mrcight

& rneastrre conversion ciralt

.....49

Soecifications, ....50

gbfore

you call

for service

. . . . . .

. .

.50

Emerson

limited

warrantlr.

.. . .

.

.52

I}IPOItT}{1{T

SAFETY

TNSTI'R.'UC,-ilTSNS

\I'lrrrr

rrsirrq

elet'tl'ic:tl lrppli:rrrces,

llasic

sal-etv

irre<'iirrtiorrs

slrorrlrl

llt'filllon.t<1,

ittt'ltrrlilrfv

the

firllorving:

11'ARIIING-To

reduce

the risk

of

btu'ns, electric shock,

fire,

injury

to persons or

exposure

to

excessive

microwave enerpS/:

I

Reacl

all instructiotrs

befbre usitrq

the ap-

I

oliance.

)

Read ancl

follor.v the

specific

'(PRECAU-

L

TIoNS To AvoID POSSIBIJ ExPoSURE

TCI

EXCESSTVE

MICROW,dVE

ENERGY''

founcl

on page 1.

?

This

appliance must

be glounded.

Connect

v

only

to properly

gtounded

outlet. See

"GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS"

fbund

on

pa.qe 4.

A

Install

or

locate

this

appliance

only

in

ac-

-

cordancc

w-ith

the provided

installation

lnstructrons.

q

Some

prclriucts

such

as

r.vhole

eggs

anrl

v

sealecl

containers-fbr

exarnpie,

closed

elassjar-s-rrxry explorle

ancl

shotrld

not be

heatecl

in

this

oven.

LIse

this

appliance

onl_y

fbr

its

intendecl

Llse

as

described

in

this

rnanual,

r\s

rvith

any

appliance,

close

supervision

is

trecr:ssary

when

used

by

children.

Do

not

operate

this

appliance

if

it has

a

darnaged

cord

or

plr_rg,

if it

is

not

r,vorking

pr-operly,

or if

it

has

been

clarnaged

oil

rlropped.

O

This

appliance

shor_rlci

be

ser-r,icecl

onll,by

/

rltralified

serr,'ic(,

I)ersonnel.

(jorrtact

the

nearest

authorized

ser-vice'facility

fbr

ex_

arnination,

repair

or

adjustrnent.

lO ?"

rrot

covcr

or

block

anv

openin.qs

on

rv

the

applianr:e

-t -t

| |

I)o not

rrse oLrtdools.

1/1

ll

Oo

not ilrunerse corcl or plu(

itr

rvater.

-r

r'r

lJ

Keep

cord arva\r

liorn

heatecl surfhces.

lA

O"

not

let corcl harrg

over edge

of' table

' '

oI' coullter'.

I {

tvhen

cleaning

surfhces

of'rloor ancl

oven

lv

that

conte

toqether

u'hen

clminq

the

cloor.,

ruse

only'milcl,

nonabrasivc

soaps

or deter-

qents

applie<l with

a sponqe

or

soft

cloth.

lA

f"

r'educe

the risk

<tf'fire

in

the

oven

lv

cAvitr,:

(a)

Do

not

over.cook

fbod.

(larellrll-y

attend

appliance

if'paper-.

ltlastic.

or-

othel.

combtutible

mater-ials

ar-e plir:ecl

insicle

the

oven

to facilitate

crxlkinq.

(b)

Remove

rvire

trvist-ties

fion'r

paper

or

ltlastic

ba.qs

bclore

placine- baq

in

o\/en.

(c)

If

rnatelials

irrsirle

the

ovcn

shoulci

ig-

nite,

keep

oven

cloclr-

closerl.

tur-n

oren

ofI.

and

ciisconnect

the

[x)\r/er.corcl.

ctr

shut

off

ln\ver.

at

tlre firse

or.

circtrit

breaker

panel.

17

I)o

rrot

rr.sc

this

tniclow'ave

oven

to

heat

'

t

c't-rrrosive

chemic:ais

(fbr

exarnple.

sr_rlfides

anci

chlor-icles).

Vapor.s

finn'r

such

corrosive

chemicals

lrta-\/

inter.act

w.ith

the

contacts

and

spring

of'the

saft.tv

intcrlock

s,,r.itchcs

therdb-1'

r-enclerinq

thi'rn

irroperable.

6

7

B

SAVE

THESE

INSTItLI#ilTOruS

SAFETY

PRECAT]TTOTIf;

(;FlliEI{./\L,

tIliE

1

I)O

NO'f

attempt

to

titmper

r'vith

or

rnake

I

any

ailjustmenti

or

repairu

to

cloor.

control

paiel

",r.

"tty

other

part

of-the

oven'

tlo

NOT

remove

outer

case

from

oven'

I{epairs

shoulcl

only

be

rlone

by

a

clualifiecl

service

peI'son.

a

DO

NOT

oprrate

the

oven

empty'

The

rnicro-

Z

\vave

"t

".gv

',vill

reflect

contitrttouslv

throughout

the

oven

if'ntl

fbtltl

or

rv;rter

is

present

to

absorb

enerqv.

n

lf'a

fire

occul's

irl the

oven.

touch

the

STOP/

\)

(LEAR

pd

and

t-EArvT'rHE

D(xlR

cl{lsED'

Disconnect

the

polver

ctlnl,

or

shut off

pow-

er

at

the

fuse

or

circuit

breaker

panel'

A

IX)

NO'f

atternpt

to

clrt'clothes,

llervspape-r

L+

.r.ther

rnaterials

i1

ovel.'I'hev

Inav

catch

on

fire.

tr,

DO

NOT

use

recvclecl

paper

proclucts'

as

U

thel'

ma1'

clontain

imptrrities

'uvhich

rnav

.ntr"

sparks

ltncl

or

fires

rvherl

ttsecl'

A

IX)

NOT

hit

tlr

str-ike

control

p;tnel'

clamit{e

\J

to

controls

nraY

occuI"

-l

r\VOID

inserting

nails,

rvit'e,

etc'

throtrqh

/

,,nv

ltoles

in

the"unit

while

operating

the

,,""..

Never

insetl

a

wire,

nail

or

any

Other

metal

objec't

throu$h

the

holes

on

the

cavi-

ty

or

any

other

hoies

or

gaps'

because

such

i{ects

mav

cause

electric

shtxk

ancl

micro-

wilve

leakage.

U'['EFJSIL,S

lX,IE'IAL(ION'I.'\lNE'Itsorclishesrvithtnet-

|

,,llic

t'ilns

shoultl

trot

be

trscrl'

i\l'citl$

rna-\'

()ccur.

)

NIET,,\L'I\VIST-TIES

rntrst

not

be

usecl

irr

l-

the

rnicro\vilve

ov('n'

a

DO

NOT

trse

SEALED

.JT\RS

or

N"\RROIV

-)

NECK

bottles

for

cg6kitr(

or

leheittitl{'

'I'hel'

mav

sltatter'

A

DO

NOT

use

CONVE'NTIONAL

"|I{FIRNIO-

L+

irErEns

in tire

tnicrowave

o\/(:n"fhev

may

t'atlse

arcinq.

tr

Remove

PLr\STIC

STORE

IVRAI'S

befbre

J

cooking

or

tle{i'osting

in

the

oven'

LFoTFURTHERINF()Rrv.II\TION()Ilpr()per

o

.n"ti"g

trtensils,

r.efbr

to

the

Introtltrction

irt

tlie

lvlicrorv;rv'e

cookin$

utrirle'

3

FOOI)

1

Never

use

your

microwave

oven

fbr

HOME

I

clrtxNtlc;.-rhe

oven

is not

designed

to

per-

rnit proper

canning.

Improperly

canned

foocl^ rniy

spoil

trnd

be

dangerous

to

consulne.

a

(JOOKING

TIlvlES siven

in

the

cooking

gqtl"

L

are APPROXIIvIATE.

Factorc

that

may

affect

cooking

are:

stafiing

temperature'

altitude,

volumi,

size

and

shape

of

foods

and

uten-

sils

usecl.

As

yott

become

familiar

with

the

'

oven,

yo.,

..*till

be

able

to

adjust

for

these

fhctors.

E

It is

bCttCT

tO

UNDERCOOK

RATHER

T}IAN

\)

()vERCOOK

foocls.

If

food

is

undercooked'

it

can

alr'vays

be

returned

to

the

oven

for

firrther

cooking.

If'

fooct

is

overcooked'

nothing

can

bJ

clone'

Ahvays

start

rvith

tninirnum

cooking

times'

A SIVIALL OUANTI'|IES

of

fbocl

or

{bods

'"vith

4

Low

vIo-ISTtlrtE

content

can

burn,

dry

otrt

ttr

catch

on

fire

i{'cooked

too

lon$'

tr

DO

NOT

boil

eges

in

their

shell'

Pressure

U

rnrv

t

'-,ikl

up

,ii

t

tn"

eggs

r'vill

explode'

A

Potatoes,

apples,

e$$

,voiks,

"vhole

ac'orl

O

rq.;rir

,,,r.i

.r".rraqe

are

exarnples

of

food

r"vith

NONI)OROUS

SKINS'

'Ihese

must

be

pierce<l

betbre

cooking

to

prevent

bursting'

-7

POP(IORN

tnust

be

llopped

in

a

microwave

/

corn

proper.

lvlicrowave

popped

^,tTl

ltrcrtlui'es

n

l,,t"er

viekl

than

collventlonal

iroppin$.

l)rl

trtlt

[)op

popcorn

unless

;,";b",iin

rt microrv^ve

'pproved

popcorn

trtensil

or

rrnltss

it's

commercially

packaged

Itnci

I'ecolrlnended

especiallv

fbr

tnicro-

lvii\'e

Ovens.

f)o

trot

use

oil

'-..'1"''

specified

ltv the

mantrlhcturer'

.q

t)O

NOT

ittternpt

to

deep

fat

fry

in

vour

\'

)

()\'ell.

{^)

tlErYfI-D

LI(IUIDS

can

EI(UI'}T

if

not

rnixecl

-/

w'ittt

air.

t)o

nclt

hcat

liqtrirls

in

your lTrlcro-

wave

oven

rvithout

first

stirring'

FEDEI{TLL

ilOP{PIUNICAJilIOI{S

COtoItot{SSION

R/ttlIO

FI{DQtIEtrIilY IF,ITEILFEI{'EtrICE

ST?LTEBIilNT

(tl

.

Ii

".rL.

Ohr{,

Y)

r-

--l

WI\RMNG:

'I'his

equiprnent

(enerates

and

uses

LSiVt

frequency ener{y and if'not installed

aml

used proper-

ly, that

is in strict

accurrlance

rvith

the manulircttrrer's instructions, rnay cause interfbrence

to

raclio ancl television reception.

It has

been type-testetl and

fbund to

comply

with limits for

an ISM Equipment

pursuant

to

part

18 clf

FCC

Rules,

rvhich are ciesigned

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

such inter-

fbrence

in

a residential installation.

llowever,

there is no

{uarantee

that interfbrence

will not

occtu in a

particular installation.

If'this equipment

cloes

cause

interfbrence

to radio on

television

reception,

r.vhich

can

be de-

termined

by

turning

the equipment off

and

on,

the user

is

encouraged to

trv

to correct the

interfbrence

by one

or

rnor€ of the

fbllowings:

r

Reorient

the receivin{ untenna of

radio

or

television.

o

Relocate

the

microwave o\/en

rvith

respect to the

receil,er.

o

Vlove the

microwave

ov€'n

away fiom

the

receiver.

o

Pltrg the

rnicrotvave

oven

into a different

outlet

so that rnicrorvave oven

and

receiver are

on

different

branch

circuits.

'fI{E

LIANUFACTUREIT

is not

responsible

fbr anv

rarlio

or

"fV

interfbrence clused

by

UN-

.\I/'II{ORIZED

VIODIFICT\TION to

this

nricror,vave

oven. It

is

the

responsibility

of

the user

L

to con'ect

such interfi:r'ence.

i

I

--4

GI{O

t/Nt)IhIG

{r'a{S'tF{

u ryffi

OHS

'l'his

allpliance

nrust

llt'

.q:'ounclerl.

In

the cvent of

an e

lectric;rl shoft circuit,

qt'otrntlin.q

pltrg

rerluces

the lisk of'electlic

shock br'provi<lingan

esc{rpe

w'ire firr tht'electric'cttrrent.

This appliance

is

crltrippecl

*,ith

a c'onl

havinq ir

grounrling w,ire w,ith a

gl'oulr(ling

pltrg.'fhe

pltrg

trlttst

be

plu.44ed

ipto

irp tltrtlet

thlt

is

prgprl_V

instirlletl lttrtl

{rotrltlerl.

r-

--1

L

1Vr\RNING:

InrJrroper use

ot'the

gr-ountling

pltrg

citrt I't'sttlt

in

;r I'isk rlf'eleclric shock.

:,:ll':lli:,lill:.',l"::iil,::Hi:':,:';i:':,",[:':ii:ij

::",;T;H][:rli]:':;;i'::ili:

proJrerlv,grouncleri.

If-it

is ne('cssilry

to

Llse ar] extensiort

corti,

use

only

a

lJ-rvire

extension cor-d

that

lr;rs

a

.i-blacle

{rotrnrlin.q

plug, itnrl

a li-slot

receptacle

that

rvill accept

the

plug

on the

allpliance.

-fhe

markerl

r-ating

of'the extension

cord

shall

be equal

to

or'

{l-eitter

than tlie

t'ler:trir-al lirting

of'the

altpliallcre.

J

2

If'ISTALLTLTION

I

Stearlv,

tlitt location

I

t-1.,i,

nricr.o.vave

oven

sl-rotrlrl

be

set

on

a

steady,

fiat surfhce.

Ventilation

Do

not

blcrck

air

vents.

If thev

are

blocked

during

operation,

the

oven

may

overheat

and

even-

ttrally

cause

oven

fhiltrre.

ror proper

ventilation,

keep

3

inche;

of'space

betrveen

the

oven's

top,

sides,

rear

and the

area

where

the

unit

is to

t;e

installed.

r\r.v:ry

f'rom

raclio and

TV

sets

lroor.

television

r.eception

and

raclio

interference

rnay

result

if

the

oven

is located

close

to

a

-i'V,

Raclio,,

antenna,

fL'etl.

etc.

I'iac'e

the

oven

as

far froln

thern

as

pclssible'

,\rvav

from

he:rtin$

appliances

and

w:rter

taps

Ke ep

the

oven

awav

lronr

hot

air,

steam

or

splashing

liqulds

when choosing

a place

to

position

it.

other-wise

the

insulation

might

be

aclversely

affected

and

breakdowns

may

occur'

Pr)rver

supplv

o

(.heck

-\/our

local

power

source'

-flris

rnicr.orvav"

,r.,,*n

recluires

a

current

of'approximately

15

amperes,

120

Volts,

6oHz

r{rountled

tlutlet.

.

ii.rr*r".

supplv

cord

is about

1.0

nreters

long'.

1.

A s6or.t

por,ver-strpply

corcl

is proviclerl

to

."drt.=

the

risks

resulting

fiorn

be''coming

entan-

glerl

in

or

tripping

over

it

lon(er

cord'

.J.

l-on.{er

corrl

i"i,

,ri

extensior-r'lords

are

ar.ailahrle

and

mav

be

ttsetl

if'ciire

is

exercised

in

their

ttse.

lj.

tf a

lcln.{

c'r6

gr

extension

cord

is

used,

(1)

the

markecl

electrical

ratin$

of'the

cord

set

or

t,.xtension

cord

shoultl

be

at

least

as

great

as

the

electrical

rating

of

the

appliance,

(2)-the

cxte'sion

co16

rltrst

be

a

qrouncling-tvpe

.J-rvire

cord,

rurd

(3)

ihe

longer

cord

should

be

rrr-r..nqed

so that

rvill

not

clrapc

over"the

countertop

or

tabletop

',vhere

it

can

be

pulled

on

tr-r,

.'l-tilrlren

oI' tripllerl

o\"trr

unintentionallv'

3-prong

RecePtacle

3

4

5

6

A-Receptacre

ffiF

l(l4

Boxcover

llotl

I

3-prong

Plug

Exanrine

the

oven

I)ents,

a

rrrisalit{necl

If'unl'

of'

tltc

ltllove

after

trnp:rckin(

fbr

:rnv

tl:rma{e

sttch

as:

cloor'.

bniken

cloor-,

a

tlent

in the

cavitv'

;r|e

r.,isilllc.

t)o

N()T

INST,.\LL.

un(l

notify

rlcalel'irtrtnetliittelv.

lVhen

3pron(ed

trVhen

u.singl

a

{roundin$

adaptor'

rnake

sureIh*'i*.*ptacle

trox

is

firlly

(rounrled

o

2

3

7

I

4

5

I

2

3

4

Cr\RE

Gf'

Y{]LIT"{

to{I{lF{{}WrtVtr

OVEItrI

Trrrn

the

oven

<lfI'be{irr-e clt'itnitrq.

Keep

the

inside <lf'the

oven

cleatr.

l\/hen

firorl

spatters

ot' sllillerl

licltritls

arlhe're to

()\'en

rvalls,

lvilte rvith

a rlanrp

t'loth.

NIilrl

cletergent

rrny be

used if-the

oven

gets veIJ'

rlirty. The

trse o1-

harsh

rletergent

or

itbra-

sives is not

recommendetl.

The

outsicle

oven

surfhce should

be cleanecl

rvith

soap

and

r"vater,

rinsed and clried

rvith

a soft

cloth.

To prevent tlarniEe to

the opel'-

ating

parts

insicle the oven,

rvater

shotrlcl

not tre allor,ved

to

scep ir-rto

the

vt'ntiliation

openings.

If'the

Control

I'anel becomes

r,vct,

clean

rvith

a

soft, dry

cloth.

[Jo trot

use

harsh

rle-

tergents or

abrasives on

Control

Panel.

If'steanr acr:umtrlates

insitle

or ill'ound

tl-re

outsicie

of the

o\,'erl

tloor,

rr.,ipe

rvith tt sttft

cloth.

'fhis

rnay occur

r.vhen

the

tnicrowave

oven

is

operaterl

ttncler

hi.qh htrmirlitV

con-

rlitions

ancl

itr

no wily intlicrtttts

nrtlfitttc'tiott

of-the unit.

ITOLLEII. GTIIDE

'fhe

ROLLER

(]UIDE

antl ovell

floot'slrotrltl

be c:leatre<l

frcqtrerttl-v

ttl prevettt

t'.rct'ssivt.

noise.

I

The ROLLEIT

(;trll)E

N'ltIST'

.'\L\Vr\\'S

bt:

/-

trserl

fbr corlkirl.q

togethet'

rvith the

(llass

'f

rav.

IX) NOT

operttte

the rn'en

w'itlltlttt

the

(il:rss

'fr.a-y

in place.

DO NOT

L$t'

an-r,, other

(illtss'frii-V

rvith this

OVCN.

If'(ilrrss'fray

is hot, ,'\Ll,O!V

I'l'

I'O

(.(X)L

befirre

t'lt'itnirtq

ot-

llllrt'ittq

it iIl

rvlttt'r"

DO

NOT

ctlok

<lilt:t'tlv

otr

tllt'

(lllrss.['t'itv'

It is occasionally

rlecessiu'y

to

t-ernove

the

(lass

tray

firr

c'lt'atrin{.

VVash

the

trav

in

rvarm suclsy u,ilter or

in a <lishr,vtrshet'.

'l'hc

r-oller

gritlc art(l

ovett

c'avit1'

flcxrr

shotrlcl

be cleaned

res{trlarl-y

to avoicl excessive

noise.

Siniplv

r'"'i1le the

bottom surfhce

of'

the or.,en

u,'ith milrl rleter.qent

witter

rtr

r,rrin-

rlorv

cleatlc'r

artrl <irr'.

'i'he

roller

5-ritle

Inay

be

washecl in rniltl strdsv

rvltter or a tlish

rvasher.

I{oller

(

)tritie

HOTV

TO

USE

YOUR

IYTICROIMAYE

OVEN

S;TFELY

,\ltSorrgh

your

oven

is

providecl

r,vith

safety

fbatures,

it is

important

to observe

the

follolving:

ii)

It

is

important

not

to

defbat

or

tamper

with

safety

interlocks'

b) Do

,ot

place

any

object

between

the

oven

front

face

and

the

door

or

allow

residue

to

accumu-

lirt., on

sealing

,Lr-r"!"r.

wipe the

searing

area

fiequently

with

a mild detergent,

rinse

and

wipe

rlry.

Nev"t

.,t"

abrasive

porvders

or

pads'

c)

\,Vhen

openecl,

the

door

must

not be

subjected

to

strain,

for

example'

a child

hanging

on

an

.pe.ed

cloor

or

any

load

could

cause

the

oven

to

fall

forward

to cause

injury

and

also

dama$e

the

door.

Ilo

.oi

Jperote

the

oven

if

it

is

damaged,

until

it

has

been

repairedby-"Qualified

service

engineer.

It

is pzu-ticularly

important

thal

the

oven

door

closes

properly

and

that

there

is

no

damage

to

the:

i)

I)oor

(bent)

ii)

Flinges

and

Latches fbroken

or

loosened)

iii)

Dotlr

seals

and

Sealing

surfhces

rl)

The

oven

should

not

be

a{usted

or

repaired

by

anyone

except

properly

qualified

service

per-

sotrnel.

-----

------

---------------------tl

I

i

uore

:

It

is

quite

normal

for

steam

to

be

emitted

around

the

door

during

the cooking"cycle'

I

|

^'---'

irr" aoo,-

is not

intended

to

seal

the

oven

cavity

completely,

but

its

special

design

I

!

"ontritrutes

to the

complete

safety

of

the

appliance

-----J

L_

t-__

----

-------

--

---

-------------

---1

I

i

crturroNr

r.

Ilo

not

attempt

to

operate

the

oven

while

empty

as this

will cause

dama$e'

1

|

-

- -

z.

As

an

"*hausi

is located

in

the

rear

of

the

oven,

install

the

oven

so

as

not

i

I

to

block

the

outlet.

-J

L_

--

c

)€

3)

(a

)

5

R

I

tt

Dl

li

rl

?l

itl

\-..--1'-

-------'1-

:,._-:_,-----\

i

a'A;0.0.1

,l

---:.:::.

I

i:'.,

),

--|

"

,

't!it--rri

)'

l.:rlsl I

--::*! |

,

.."

rt.t l_?_l_rl l

.,-.,t{

516il

-'

I

i-r

a-Tc

I I

tr;oEl

I

'----:

I

,-ifr--*-r]

(\

--

t

FErIT{II{ES

DXAGI{A'.}YI

@o

O

Door

latch-lVhen

the

door

is

closed'

it

r.vill

autornatically

lock

shut.

If

the

door

is r;pened

r.vhile

the

oven

is

operatin$,

the

ntaqtrett'on

rvill

ittttornatically

shtrt

clff'

(D

noor

seal-The

doot'seal

rnaintaitrs

the

nricror,vaves

rvithin

the

oven

cavity

and

prevetrts

lnicrowave

leaka$e.

(C

Oven

cavity.

(D

Spatter

shielcl-['rotects

the

ntict'ov"itve

oirtle

t

fi'onl

splashes

o1'cooking

fbocls'

C

Saf'etv

interlock

svstem-Pt'evct'tts

the

overt

fi-orn

operatitrg

r'vhile

the

rloor

is

ooetretl.

@

ff,rtt

release

button-I'trshing

this

but-

totr

stops

oven

operation

and

opens

the

cloor.

O

Class

cooking

tra;z-Nlacle

of

special

l-reat

resistatrt

glasJ.

The

trav

mttst

alrvays

be

in

prtlller

position

bef<lre

operatin$'

[)o

n,,ri

co.rk

fbod

dir-ectl-v

on

the

tra\"

,e

Roller

guide-strpports the

glass cookirtr{

t|av.

(g

Door

screen-r\llorvs

vier'ving

of-

lborl'

-fhe

scrceu

is

rlesigrled

so

that

light

can

pass

throtrgh,

but

not

the

micror'vaves'

@

^xuntbo"

pr,.l"-Used

to

set

the

cooking

tinre

atrd the

Pt'esent

time.

@

o

@

nisplay-Cooking

time,

power

level,

in-

-

clicators

and

present

time

are

clisplayed'

@

Quict

cook-Touch

to

set

the

desired

reheat

setting.

@

nopcorn-Used

to

cook

PoPCorn'

@

n.ttin-Used

to cook

mufffin(s)'

@

gaked

potato-Used

to

cook

baked

potatoes.

@

bitttrer

plate-Llsed

to

reheat

dinner

plate(s).

@

bo.tp_-Used

to

rcheat

souP'

@

n".r".zr{e-Llsed

to

reheat

beverage(s)'

@

Froren

pizza-Used

to

reheat

frozen

przza(s).

@

^fresh

ve$etable-Used

to

cook

fresh

r,'eqetable(s).

@

uii.*-Used

to

aclcl

time

to

oue

touch

cooking.

@

t ess-Usetl

to

I'elnove

time

from

one

touch

cooking.

@

r\uto

def'rosi-Used

to

tie{rost

fbods'

@

Porver-Usecl

to

set

po\'ver

level'

@

Clock/rluto

start-Used

to

set

clock

and

itlso ttsed

to

set

auto

start.

@

Stop/(llear-Usecl

to

stop

the

oven

opera-

tion

or

to

delete

the

cooking

data'

@

St"tt-Usecl

to

start

a selected

operation'

"EE:EE

OPER.ATION

PR.OCEX}T]H.E

This

section

inclutles

useful

inforrnation

erbout

oven

operation.

1.

PIug

power

supply

cord

into

a

standard

3-pron$ed

15

Amp,720v

AC

60Hz

power

outlet

socket'

2.

After

placing

th""food

in

a

suitable

contairer,

op"r

the

oven

door

and

put it

on

the

glass tray'

fhe

giass

triy

must

always_be

in.place

during

cooking.

3. Shut"the

door.

Make

sure

that

it

is firmly

closed.

1

When

the

oven

rloor

is

opened,

the

light

I

turns

off.

O

The

oven

door

can

tre opened

at any

time

L

cluring

operation

by

pressing

the

door

release

button

on

the

control

panel'

The

oven

will

automatically

shut

off.

To

restart

the

oven,

close

the

cloor

and then

touch

START.

2

Each

time

a

pad

is

touched'

a

tsEEP

rvill

\,)

souncl

to

acknowledge

the

touch'

A

'fhe

oven

automatically

cooks

on

lull

power

L+

unless

set

to

a

lower

power

level'

K

The

clisplav

w.ill show

"

:0"

when the

oven

\''

is

plu.qged

in.

A

Time

clock

returns

to

the

present

time

\''

rvhen

the

or,'en

turns

off.

-7

When

the

STOPiCLEAR

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

,rro.".

If'the

oven

door

is opened

during

oven

operation,

all

information

is retained'

A

If the

START

pad

is touched

and

the

oven

U

does

not

operate,

check

the

area

between

the

door

and

door

seal

for obstructions

and

make

sure

the

door

is closed

securely'

'fhe

oven

will

not

start

cooking

until

the

door

is completely

closed

or

the

program

has

been

reset.

I

*t"

sure

the

oven

is

properly

installed

i

|

"ttd

plugged

into

the

electrical

outlet'

i

the

POWER

pad.

The

chart

shows

the

display,

the

porffer

Watta$e

outPut

chart

o

The

power-level

is set

bY

level

and

the

Percentaee

pressrng

of

power.

'fouch

Porver

Pad,

then

nurnber

Pacl

Power

Level

(DisPlaY)

Approximate

Percentage

of

Power

I'OWER

P-HI

roo%

P-90

so%

9

{l

P-BO

80%

n

;

3

P-70

70%

P-60

60%

P-50

50%

P*10

10%

4

P-30

30%

)

P-20

20%

,)

P-10

ro%

1

P-0

ooh

0

HO1V

TO

TiET

THE

$Irfrhl

CDNTI{OLS

SE'TTING

'[TIE

CLOCK

\t/lren

the

overt

is

first

1)ltr$.{etl

in.

t}rc

tlisplir,v

'()\\'el'

g1r111-

{ocs

'tI,

tlic

tlis'lltrr

*'ilI

s5'w

''

r,vill

shttrr"'

:()"

lttrti

:()"

rvhett

tlrt:

lltlu'et'

;r tone

rvill

sotrncl.

11'ttre

'\(l

conles

ttitc'k

rltr.

This

is

a

12

hotrr

clock

sYstern'

1.

'fouch

CLOCK/

.\UTO

START

Pacl'

;DEFROST-1

AU.TO

wErcxr

rrile

sTART

l,:

H

6-

STAGEl

2.

'fouch

clocK/

i\UTO

START

Pad

once

more.

6-

STAGEI

;DEFFOSTI AU^T.O.

i

z

*EIGHT

TIME

r

IAn

I

#'1

H

LOCK

NO

'fhis

is

a

24

hour

clock

sYstem'

NOTE:

This

oven

has

a

rnul-

tiple

clock

sYstem.

If

-you

utant

to

use

the

12

hour

clock

sYstem,

omit

this

steP.

J

tratrtr

.J.

tlnter

the

correct

time

ot'

clal,,

bV

touching

the

utttnbers

in

secluence'

The

displaY

will then

begining

blinking.

;-

STAGEI

;DEFFOST--1 AUJp

i

z

WEIGHT

TIME

r

rAn

I

if,:1N

'fhe

disPla-Y

stoPs

blinki;rq'

If'yott

seleited

12

hor'rr

clock

to

set

fion'r

1:00

to

IZ:59'

If'r'ott

selected

24

hour

clock

to

set

fi'om

0:00

to

2ll:59'

and

the

colon

starts

blinking'

system,

this

digital

clock

allorvs

1'ott

svstetn,

this

rligital

clock

allorvs

you

-1.

'i'ottch

CL0CK/

,\UTO

START

llacl'

r_____

---,-

------------------e---tl

i

XOfn:

If

you

atternpt

trr

enter

an

incort'ect

time,

the

time

rvill

not

be

set

and

a

error

sigral

I

i

tone

will

souncl.

'fouch

the

CLOCK/AUTO

START

pad

re-enter

the

time'

J

i---

frff--€--

10

IVEIGHT

DEFIIOSTING

\\'LI(]llT

I)|'IFROS'I'

lets,\,ou easily rlt'frost

firo<l

bv

elirninating

guesswork

in determining

clefi.ost-

itr.g

tirrre.'fhe

rninirnunr rveight fbr

\,Vt,ltill'f

DEI-ROSI is

0.5 pounds.

The

maximurn

rveight

fbr

\!1f.1(;fl'f

DEFITOS'f is

6.(.)

potrnrls.

tollorv the

steps

trelorv

fbr

easy

defrosting.

l-_

STAGE--.I

lDEFFOSTI

WEIGHI

TIME

AIJTO

START

.4.

nn

U.Ll

v

The

WEIGHT

DEFROST

indica-

tor lights,

"0.0"

is

displayed

and

the lb indicator

starts

blinking.

1. Trtuch

r\flTo

DEFROST

pad.

trtr

2.

Touch

number

pads

for

the desired

defrosting

',veight.

The clisplay

will

show

the

num-

bers

you

pressed

in

the

order

vou

touched

them.

-STAGET TDEFROSTT

AUTO

t

Z

WEIGHT

rtue

START

A.

,

It 5

v

LOCK

lJ.

Touch

START

pad.

WEIGHT

DEFROSTING

begins.

The defrosting

time is automati-

cally

determined

by

the

weight entered.

'fhe

lb

indicator

goes

ofl

WEIGHT

DEFROST

indicator blinks

and

the

defrosting

tirie counts

down

in

the

display

window.

The oven

lleeps

cluring

the clefrosting

rycle

to

signal

that

the

food needs to

be turned

or

rearranged.

\,Vhen the

defrosting time

ends,

you will

hear

3

beeps.

11

]|INIE

DEFROSTIN{;

\\'lrcn

'I'lN.ltl

t)t.F

ltOS'f

is selcc'tt'rl,

thc

;ttttoltrittic

cryt'lc

rlf

irlternatitrg

clefiost

an(l

stan(l

timcs

ll,t' cyclirt{

otr rtntl

rlir.'irlcs

thc

tlcf'rostirtg

tirne

into pt'r'iocls

ofl.

See

pa.qe

29

fcrr time

clefrostin$

char1.

The

WEIGHT

DEFROST

indica-

tor

lights,

"0.0"

is displayed

and

the

lb

indicator

starts

blinking.

t.

Totrch

AUTO

DEFROST

Pad.

r

STAGET

;DEFFOSTI

AU.T9

1

2

WEIGHT

TIME

b

rAFrl

,A

n

L{

Ll'

'v

The

TIME

IIEFROST

indicator

lights

and

" :0"

is

disPlaYed.

2.

Touch

AUTO

DEFROST

Pad

once

more.

AUTO

START

,^.

on

'u

50EFR0ST1

WEIGHT

TIME

f-

STAGE-]

trtrntr

lJ.

Touch

number

Pads

for

the

tlesired

defrosting

tirne.

The

display

will

show

the

num-

bers

you

pressed

in

the

order

yor-r touched

them.

r-

--*1

[OTE:

Your

oven

can

be

progammed

for

59

minutes

99

seconds.

(59:99)

L

J

T

STAGE-'1

;-DEFH0ST1 AU.Tp

WEIGHT

TIVE

)

IAh I

f,rl

:

A

tn

IN

CUPS

-t.

'l'ouch

START

Pad.

when

_you

touch

START

pad,

the

TIME

DEFROST

indicator

starts

blinking

to

show

the

oven

is

in

the

TIIVIE

DEFROST

mode.

fhe

ciispiay

counts

dor,vn

the

tirne

to

show

you-how

much

defrost-

-g

ti-L

is

teR

in the

TIME

DEFROST

mode.

The

oven

beeps

dur-

ing

the

defiostin.q

c.vcle-to

signal

that

the

{bod

needs

to

be

turned

,r."."orro.gecl.

Whln

the

dlfrosting

time

ends,

you

rvill

hear

3

beeps.

12

COOKING

IN

ONE

STAGE

The

STA(iE1

indicator lights

and

"P-

"

is

displayed.

l.

'fotrch

POIVER pad.

TSTAGE- TDEFFOSTT

AUTO

\

Z

WEIGHT l[,te

STABT

,4.

F-

2.

Touch

t

for the

level.

tr

he number

pads

clesired

power

The display

will show

what

You

touched.

This example

shows

power

level

3.

r-

-r

---l

I

t{orEr

If

steps 1 and

2

are

I

omitted,

the

oven

will cook

at

I

fLll

power.

I

L-:--

-)

r

SrAGE-t

;DEFROSr1

At{p.

1

2

W€IGHT

TIME

5

rAn I

^^.

F-

fl{l

NO

CUPS

trtrtr

il.

Touch

number

Pads

for

the

cooking

time.

-

STAGET ;-DEFRoST-1

AUJ^o-

1

2

WEIGHT

TIME

)

I AN I

-l

5:3

iJ

LOCK

NO

CUPS

The

display

will

show

the

num-

bers

you

pressed

in the

order

you

touched

them.

f-

---1

I

NorP:

Your

oven

can

b"

!

I

prograrnmed

for

59

minutes

I

|

99

seconds.

(59:99)

|

L_

--d

4.

'fouch

START

Pad.

tVhen

you

tonch

STAITT

pad,

the

STAGE1

indicator

starts

blink-

i"g

i;

Jh"w

the

oven

is moking.

The

displaycounts

down

the

time

to-show

horv

much

cookinq

time

is

left.

When

the

cookin$

time

ends.

\,ou

r,vill

hear

l3 beePs'

----

---

----1

l

i

xorn

: using

lower

tx;wer

levels

inrreases

the

cooking

time

which

is

recomtnended

for

foods

I

|

^,,,.L"^.. ^l.,oi* ,-,rilk enrl slow cooking

tneats.

I

t.r.li",

cheese.

nrilk

and

slorv

cooking

t1"ntt:-

-

--

-

J

l--

---

<-

--

r-

-

-F*--

-----

----'l

I

tltnn

. . tr .r- -- ..r^-^ ^L^.,^ avnonr onrp,.

c6ot'

;rs rrru/t'r level

I

T.o

use

the

microwave

as

a

timer,

follorv

the

steps

above,

except

enter

"0"

as

power

level

I

!

trstep2.

----J

t----

--

13

COOKING

IhI

TIVO

STTGES

For

best

results,

solne

recipes

call

Ilower

level

fbr

a

diffbrent

length

Yo.,a

tnicrorvave

oven

can

lre set

fbr

one

l)olver

level

of time.

to

chan{e

fiom one

for a

certain

length

to

another.

of'time

atrd

another

The STAGE1

indicator

lights

and

c(P-

"

is displayed.

1.

Touch

POWER

Pad.

TSTAGEI TDEFR9ST-r

AUTO

1

2

WEIGHT rtl,te

START

^|,

F-

LOCK

NO

CUPS

lil

2.

Touch

the

number

Pacls

lor

the

desired

Polver

level

fol

the

first sta$e.

The display

will show

what

You

touched.

This

examPle

shows

power

level

3.

r--

---1

NOTE:

If steps

1

and 2

are

omitted.

the

oven

will cook

at

I

full power.

L_

-

--J

;-

sTAGE-1

/A

F

-

1{l

;DEFROST-1

IU.TO-

wEtGHT frt.le

START

CUPS

trtrtr

.1. Touch

number

Pads

for

the

tlesired

cooking

time

in

the

first

sta$e.

T

STAGE-]

;DEFROSTI

1

2

WEIGHT

TIME

AUTO

START

A

5:l{l

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

seconds

at

full

Power.

'fhe

STAGE2

indicator

lights

and

((P-

)''

is

displaYed.

.t.

'fouch

POWER

Pacl

olrce

more.

1-

STAGE-1

;DEFBOST1

AU^T"q

1

2

WEIGHT

TIME

)

IAN I

-4.

13-

,

CUPS

14

The display

w-ill show

what

You

touched.

5.

-I'ouch

the

number

pads

for

the

desired

Power

level

in

the second

stage.

AUTO

START

T

STAGET

IDEFFOST-1

1

2

WEIGHT

TIME

LOCK

NO

CUPS

^4.

F-

#i]

trtrtr

6.

Touch

the

number

Pacls

{br

t}re

clesired

cooking

time

in the

second

stage.

The

display

will show

the

num-

bers you

pressed

in

the

order

you touched

them.

This

example

shows

4 minutes

20

seconds

at

power

level

B.

TSTAGEI

;-DEFR0ST-1

WEIGHT

TIME

AUIO

START

LOCK

an

IL'

.4.

,1

:

7.

Touch

START

Pad.

when

you

touch

START

pad,

both

sTAGEl

&

z

indicator

lights

come

on,

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

po*..-you

selected

for stage

one.

At

the

end

of

stage

one,

the

oven

will

beep and

start

stage

two,-the

STAGE1

indicator

.g;"r

off

and

the

STAtlE2

indicator

starts

blinking.

The

display

counts

clown

the

time

remaining

in sta$e

two'

When

stage

two

ends.

you

r'vill

hear

3 beePs.

15

1VEIGTIT

DEFROSTING

ANJD

COOKING

IN

T1VO

STAGES

Sorne

rec:i1les

t'tlrlttil'tr

fi'ozetl

filorls

'this

()\/t:rl

criltt

lle

progl';lnrtntltl

to

tre

thitr'r't'd

trefilrc

ctlokinq.

;rtrtOnrtrtically

clefi'ost

lt-rorls

llefbre

c'ooking.

STAGE.I

;DEFROST-1

AU.T^O-

1

2

WEIGHT

TIME

r

rAn

I

,4.

nn

U'Ll

v

'lb

The

IVEIGHT

tor

lights

and

the

lb

blinkin.g.

DEFROST

indica-

"o.o"

is

displayed,

indicator

starts

1.

Touch

AUTO

DEFROST

Pad.

AUTO

STAFT

/l

1.5

v

LocK

No

cuPs

oz

lb

TDEFFOSTI

WEIGHT

TIME

;

STAGET

trtr

2.

Touch

number

Pa(ls

for

the

rlesired

tlefiosting

rveight.

The

display

will show

trers

you

pressed

in

you

touched

them.

the

nurn-

the

order

AUTO

STABT

lDEFFOST--1

WEIGHT

TIME

I

STAGET

,al

F-

The

STAGE1

indicator

lights

and

(cP-

"

is

displayecl.

.J.

Totrch

POWER

Pacl'

i-

STAGE-I

;DEFFOSTI AU.LO-

1

2

WEIGHT

TIME

)

IAN

I

,A

,ry-

H

i

"P-HI"

"vill

appear

play.

'fhis

examPle

porver

(10096).

in

the

dis-

shows

full

-1.

Touch

POWER

Pad

once

Inore.

T

STAGE..l ;0EFB0ST-1

WE}GHT

TIME

AUTO

START

"4.

5:JiJ

LOCK

NO

CUPS

OI

trtrtr

5,

Touch

uunlber

Pacls

lbr

the

desired

cooking

time

in

the

first

sta$e.

'I'he

tlisplav

will shorv

the

nutn-

trers vou

Pressed

in

the

order

yotr

tottched

them.

'fhis

exam-

ille

shor.vs

5

minutes

30

seconds

at

firll

power.

16

fPo\

/ERl

Touch

POWER

pad

6.

,1.,.

The

STAGE2 indicator lights

and

"P-

1?

is

displayed.

r-STAGET

T0EFRO$Ir

AUTO

WETGHT fttte

STAFT

LOCK

7.

Touch

the

number pads

for the

desired

power

level

in the

second stage.

TsrAGEr

*frorfto*nJ,d

$TT&

The

display will

show'what

you

touched.

trtrtr

B.

Touch

the

number

pads

for the

desired

cooking

time

in

the second stage.

r

STAGE-'I

;DEFFOST-1 -[t{rg

1

2

WEIGHT

TIME

s lAfl

I

^^r

'1

:f#

LOCK

The

display will

show the

num-

bers

you

pressed in the

order

you touched them.

This example

shows

4

minutes

20

seconds

at power

level

B.

I

srAR'r

1

Touch

START

pad

!).

When

you

touch

START

pad,

the

WEIGHT

DEFROST,

STAGE1

and

STAGi2

indicators

come on to confirm

the

power

levels

selected.

The WEIGHT

DEFROST

indicator

starts

blinking to

show

you that

the

oven

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

fhe

end

of

WEIGHT

DEFROST

mode,

the oven

will beep

and

start

stage

one.

The

WEIGHT

DEFROST

indicator

goes

offand

the

STAGEi

indicator

starts

blinking.

The

diqplay

counts

down

the

time

remaining

in sta$e

one.

At

the

end

of

stage

one,

the oven

will beep

and

start

stage

two.

'fhe

STAGE1

indicator

goes

off

and

the STAGE2

indicator

starts

blinking.

The

display

counts

down

the time

remaining

in

sta$e

two.

When Jtage

tr.vo

ends,

You

will

hear

3

beeps.

17

r\U'fO

ST?\IIT

.\tttct stltt't

t'lttr

lle

.'\ tt to stitrt

c'ilI1

ll0t

[)r'(x$'ilrllnle(I

fbl'

bc

llroglatrllntt(l

trp

t0 t$'tl cookine,

stit.{cs.

fix'

atrtrl rleliost.

1. l)rograrn

the

rlesired

power

level

and

cooking

time.

The

AUTO

START

indicator

lights

and

"

:0"

is

disPlaYed.

2.

'fouch

CLOCK

I\UTO

START

Pad.

T

STAGE-.I

;DEFB0ST-1

WEIGI-TI

TIME

AUTO

STAST

.A

on

'Ll

trtrtrtr

Enter the

clesirecl

start

tinre

by

pressing

the

nunrber

pacls.

The

clisplay

will

show the

num-

bers

vou

pressed

in

the

order

vou

tottched

them.

'fhis

exrtrnple

shows 11:110.

TSTAGE-r

*floiftott,l,,

$tol?

A.

l#

{o

lo

I

.{.

'fouch

START

Pacl.

When vou

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

indicator

$oes

offand

the

,r"*t

rtige

indicator.begins

to

blink.

lVhen

the

cooking

is cornplet-

ecl

vou

Julll h"n. lJ

beeps.

T[e

ovep

turns

offanri

the present

time

iippears

in the tlisplav.

NOTE:

AUTO

START

can

be

used

fbr time

cooking,

if'the

clock

is set.

If

the

oven

door

is

opened

after

programming

AUTO

S';ART,lt

is .ebessary

to

touch

the

START

pad

for the

time

"f

d;y

to

appJar

in the

readout

so

that

the

oven

will

automatically

be-

gin programmed

cookiqq

at

the chosen

ful?

START

lt:"

Itefbre

setting,

check

to

inake

sure the

clock

is showin$

the-

correct

^t1":-:fiT

l/Lrvr

L

lrLrrrr{ir,

\

O'ce

the

Auto

Start

time

has

been

set,

no

other

buttonJcan

be

pressed,

except

for

the

STOP/CLEAR

keY.

J

L

1B

TO

CHECI(

ATJTO START

TIME

()n1e

yorr

lur.e

c6r'r'r,ctly

l)r'ogt'eunnretl

the

ovetl for

AU'I'O

ST,,\It'i',

the prestlnt

tinle

will

appear

in

tht'

rlispla-r'.

The

programtned

AUTO START

time

u'ill appear

in the

display

fbr

3 seconds.

1. Touch

CLOCK

AUTO

START

pad.

QUrCK

COOK

BU'rTONJ

Otll(lK

(,(X)K

ltllttn,s,\,ort

1o ht'at

lirotl

firr'30

set'onrls

at 1(X)'li,

(.)LII(lK

O(X)h.

pirtl.

Ily

t'ellcatt:til-r' torrc'ltinil.'

tht'

(]tll(jli

(l(X)K

ltitcl,

.t'ort

t'ittt

ttist'r

in 30 seconrl

inlt't"r';tls.

(Iirli

ltou.er)

bl'

sintpll'

touchin.q

the

t.'x1c'nc,l

reheating

titne

ttl 5 minutes

T

STAGE-I

TDEFFOST-r

AUTO

WEIGHT TIUE

START

:lll

When

you

touch

QUICK

COOK'

'c

:30"

is displaYed.

After

1.5

seconds,

the

oven

starts

reheating.

1.

Touch

QIIICK

COOK

patl.

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