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DanbyProductsInc., Findlay,OhioUSA 45839-0669

TABLEOFCONTENTS
PrecautionstoAvoidPossibleExposure
toExcessiveMicrowaveEnergy………………………………………………………………………2
IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS……………………………………………………………… 2
Grounding instructions……………………………………………………………………………3
UtensilsGuide…………………………………………………………………………………………4
MicrowaveCooking Principles ……………………………………………………………………… 4
SPECIFICATIONS ………………………………………………………………………………………..5
BEFOREYOUCALLFORSERVICE…………………………………………………………………...5
PartNames ………………………………………………………………………………………………..6
Control Panel………………………………………………………………………………………………6
Operating INSTRUCTIONS ……………………………………………………………………………...7
1SETTING THECLOCK ………………………………………………………………………………..7
2SETTING THEOVENTIMER……………………………………………………………………….8
3SETTING THECOOKING TIME&POWERLEVEL……………………………………………...8
4SETTING SPEEDDEFROST”……………………………………………………………………….9
5SETTING COOKBYWEIGHT”……………………………………………………………………..10
6SETTING DEFROSTBYWEIGHT”………………………………………………………………….11
7SETTING SAFETYLOCK”……………………………………………………………………………12
ABOUT ONETOUCH”COOKING………………………………………………………………………..12
SETTING POPCORN”……………………………………………………………………………………12
SETTING BAKEDPOTATO”……………………………………………………………………………13
SETTING PIZZA”………………………………………………………………………………………….13
SETTING BEVERAGE”………………………………………………………………………………….13
SETTING FROZENDINNER”……………………………………………………………………………14
SETTING REHEAT”………………………………………………………………………………………14
CLEANINGAND CARE …………………………………………………………………………………….15
WARRANTY…………………………………………………………………………………………………..16
INTRODUCTION
Thankyou forpurchasing aDanbyMicrowaveOven.ThisOwner’sManualwill provideyouwithvaluable
informationnecessaryforthe propercareandmaintenanceofyournewappliance.Ifproperlymaintained,your
Danbyappliancewill giveyoumanyyearsoftroublefree operation.Pleasetakeafewmomentsandreadthe
instructionsthoroughlyand familiarizeyourselfwithall oftheoperationalaspectsofthisappliance.
Foreasy reference,maywesuggestyou attachacopyofyoursalesslip/receipttothispage,along withthe
following information whichislocated onthemanufacturersnameplatelocatedontherearpaneloftheunit.
Model Number:
Serial Number:
DateofPurchase:
Dealer’sNameand Address:
Thisinformationwill berequiredifyourunit requiresservicingand/orforgeneralinquiries.TocontactaCustomer
ServiceRepresentative,call DanbyTOLLFREE. 1-800-26-Danby®
Keeptheseinstructionsforfuturereference.
1

FEDERALCOMMUNICATIONSCOMMISSIONRADIOFREQUENCY
INTERFERENCESTATEMENT(U.S.AONLY)
Thisequipmentgeneratesand usesISMfrequency andifnotinstalledandusedproperly,thatisinstrictaccordancewiththe
manufacturer’sinstructions, maycauseinterferencetoradioand television reception.Ithasbeentype-testedand found tocomply
withlimitsforanISMEquipmentpursuanttopart18ofFCCRules,whicharedesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainst
suchinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.
However,thereisno guarantee that interferencewillnotoccurinparticularinstallations.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseinterferenceto
radioortelevisionreception,whichcanbedetermined byturningtheequipment off andon,theuserisencouraged totrytocorrect
theinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowing:
lReorient thereceivingantenna ofradioortelevision.
lRelocatethemicrowaveovenwithrespecttothereceiver.
lMovethemicrowaveovenawayfromthereceiver.
lPlugthemicrowaveintoadifferent outlet sothat microwaveand receiverareon different branchcircuits.
TheManufacturerisnotresponsibleforanyradioorTVinterferencecausedbyUNAUTHORIZEDMODIFICATIONtothis
microwaveoven,It istheresponsibilityoftheusertocorrectsuchinterference.
COMMISSIONFÉDÉRALEDESCOMMUNICATIONS ÉNONCÉÀPROPOS
DES INTERFERENCESDERADIOFRÉQUENCE(É.-U.d’A.SEULEMENT)
Cet équipementproduitetutilizedefréquenceISM.Sison installation etutilization n’estpasselon lesinstructionsdu fabricant,l’
équipementpeutoccasionnerdel’interférence lareceptiondesondesderadioetdetelevision.L’équipementa étééprouvéet
satisfaitleslimitesdes équipementsISMconformément lasection18desrèglementsdelaCFCconcusafindefoumirdela
protectionraisonnablecontretouteinterferencedanslesinstallationsrésidentielles.
Cependant,cetteinstallationn’estpasgarantieexemptdetoutviced’interférence. Sicet équipementoccasionnedel’interférence
ladiffusiond’ondesderadioou detelevision,quipeut êtreconstatéenallumantou éteignantl’appareil,l’utilisateurestencourage
decorrigerl’interférenceenessayantl’uneoul’autredesmethodssuivantes:
lRéorientezl’antennedereceptionderadiooudetelevision.
lDéplacezlefour micro-ondesenrapportaurécepteur.
lDéplacezlefour micro-ondes un endroit plus éloignédu récepteur.
lBranchezlefour micro-ondesdansuneprisedecourantdifférentepourqu’il soitsuruncircuitdifferentdeceluidu récepteur.
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cefour micro-ondesnesontpaslaresponsabilitéduFABRICANT.L’utilisateurestresponsibledescorrectionsdecette
interference.
FEDERALCOMMUNICATIONSCOMMISSIONRADIO FREQUENCYINTERFERENCESTATEMENT”
DECLARACIONSOBREINTERFERENCIADEFRECUENCIASDERADIOCOMUNICACIONES DELCOMITÉ
FEDERALDECOMUICACIONES (E.U.A. SOLAMENTE)
EsteaparatogenerayusafrecuenciasISMysinoseinstalayseusacorrectamente, esdecir, cumpliendo
rigurosamentelasinstruccionesdelfabricante, puedecausarinterferenciaalarecepciónde radioytelevision.
Este aparatohapasadolaspruebasparasutipoyse haencontradoquecumplenconlos limites paraequipos ISM
segúnla sección18de las Reglasde laFCC,que se han diseñadoparaproprcionarunaprotceciónrazonable contra
tal tipode interferencia eninstalaciones residenciales.
Sin embargo,nose puede garantizarquenoocurran interferencias enciertas instalaciones,Sieste aparatocausa
interferenciaenlarecepciónderadiootelevision,locual se puede determinerencendiendoyapagandoelaparato,
se recomiendaque elusuariotrate decorregirtal interferenciapormediode unolos siguientes métodos:
Cambiarladireccióndelaantenna de recepciónderadiootelevision.
Cambiarla ubicacióndelhomo de microoddas conrespectoal receptor.
Moverelhomo de microondas lejosdelreceptor.
Enchufarelhomo de microondas enuntomacorrientediferente paraqueal microondas yelreceptorestén
conectadosadiferentescircuitosderamificacion.
ElFabricantenosehaceresponsabledeinterferenciaalgunaderadiootelevision causadaporMODIFICACIONESNO
AUTORIZADASefectuadaseneste homo de microondas.Elusuariotienela responsabilidaddecorregirtales
interference.

FRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETO EXCESSIVE MICROWAVEENERGY
a) DO NOT attempt tooperatethisovenwiththedooropensinceopen-dooroperation canresult inharmful
exposuretomicrowaveenergy. It isimportantnot todefeat ortamperwiththe safetyinterlocks.
b) DO NOT placeanyobject between theovenfront faceandthedoororallowsoil orcleanerresidueto
accumulateon sealingsurfaces.
c) DO NOT operatethe ovenifit isdamaged. It isparticularlyimportant that theovendoorcloseproperlyand
that thereisnodamage tothe:
1)Door(bent)
2)Hingesandlatches(brokenorloosened)
3)Doorsealsandsealingsurfaces.
d)Theovenshouldnot beadjusted orrepaired byanyone exceptproperlyqualifiedservicepersonnel.
IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
Whenusingelectricalappliances, basicsafety
precautionsshouldbefollowed, including the
following:
WARNING-Toreducetheriskofburns,electricshock,
fire, injurytopersonsorexposuretoexcessive
microwaveenergy:
1.Read allinstructionsbeforeusing the appliance.
2.Read and followthe specific ”precautionsto
avoidpossibleexposuretoexcessivemicrowave
energy”above.
3.Theovenmust beplacedonacountertopwhich
isaminimumof920mm(36 inches)fromthe
floor., Forcorrect operation, theoven must have
sufficientairflow.Allow7.8”ofspaceabovethe
oven,4”atbackand2”at bothsides. Donot
coverorblockanyopeningsonthe appliance.Do
not removefeet.
4.Thisappliancemustbe grounded. Connected
onlytoproperlygroundedoutlet. See grounding
instructions”on page3.
5.Someproductssuchaswholeeggsandsealed
containers, forexample,closed glassjarsmay
explodeandshouldnot beheatedinthisoven.
6.Usethisapplianceonlyforitsintendeduseas
described inthismanual. Donotusecorrosive
chemicalsorvaporsinthisappliance.Thistype
ofovenisspecificallydesigned toheat, cookor
dryfood. It isnot designedforindustrialor
laboratoryuse.
7.Aswithanyappliance,closesupervisionis
necessarywhen usedbychildren.
8.Toreducetheriskoffireintheovencavity:
a.Donotovercookfood. Carefullyattendappliance
ifpaper, plasticorothercombustiblematerials
areplacedinside the oventofacilitatecooking.
b.Removewiretwist-tiesfrompaperorplasticbags
beforeplacing baginoven.
c.Ifmaterialsinsidetheoven shouldignite,keep
ovendoorclosed, turnovenoff,anddisconnect
the powercordorshut offpowerat the fuseor
circuit breakerpanel.
d.Donotusethe cavityforstorage purposes. Do
not leavepaperproducts,cookingutensilsor
foodinthecavitywhen not inuse.
9.Microwaveheating ofbeveragescanresult in
delayederuptiveboiling, thereforecarehastobe
takenwhen handling the container.
10.Donotdeepfryfoodinthe microwave. It is
difficult tocontrolthefat whichcouldcauseafire
hazard.
11.Piercefoodswithheavyskinssuchaspotatoes,
wholesquash, applesandchestnutsbefore
cooking.
12.Thecontentsoffeeding bottlesand babyjar
foodsshouldbestirred orshaken andthe
temperatureshouldbe checked beforeservingin
ordertoavoidburns.
13.Seedoorsurfacecleaninginstructionsonpage
15.
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IMPORTANTSAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
14.Cookingutensilsmaybecomehot becauseof
heat transferred fromtheheatedfood.Potholders
maybeneeded tohandlethe utensil.
15.Donotcoverorblock anyopeningson the
appliance.
16.Donotstoreorusethisapplianceoutdoors. Do
notusethisproductnearwater, forexample, near
akitchensink, inawet basement, orneara
swimmingpool, and the like.
17.Donotoperatethisapplianceifit hasadamaged
cordoraplug, ifit isnot workingproperlyorifit
hasbeendamaged ordropped.
18.Donot immersecordorpluginwater. Keepcord
awayfromheated surface. Donot letcordhang
overedge oftableorcounter.
19.Useonlythermometerswhicharespecifically
designed foruseinmicrowaveovens.
20.Donotoperateanyheating orcooking appliance
beneaththisappliance.
21.Becertaintheglasstrayand rollerringarein
placewhenyouoperatetheoven.
22. WARNING: It ishazardousforanyoneotherthan
atrainedpersontocarryout anyserviceorrepair
operationwhichinvolvesthe removalofanycover
whichgivesprotectionagainstexposureto
microwaveenergy.
23.Liquids,suchaswater, coffee, orteacanbe
overheatedbeyond the boilingpoint without
appearing tobeboiling due tosurfacetensionof
the liquid. Visiblebubblingorboiling whenthe
containerisremovedfromthemicrowaveoven is
notalwayspresent.
THISCOULDRESULTINVERYHOTLIQUIDS
SUDDENLYBOILING OVERWHENASPOON
OROTHERUTENSILISINSERTEDINTOTHE
LIOUID.
Toreducetheriskofinjurytoperson:
a.Donotoverheat theliquid.
b.Stirtheliquidbothbeforeandhalfway
throughheatingit.
c.Donotusestraight-sidedcontainerswith
narrownecks.
d.Afterheating, allowthe containertostandin
the microwaveovenforashort timebefore
removingthecontainer.
e.Useextremecarewhen insertingaspoonor
otherutensilintothecontainer.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!
GROUNDINGINSTRUCTIONS
Thisappliancemustbegrounded.Intheeventofan electricalshortcircuit, grounding reducesriskofelectric
shock byprovidinganescapewireforthe electriccurrent.
WARNING: Improperuseofthegroundingplugcan result inariskofelectricshock.
Electrical Requirements
Theelectricalrequirementsarea120 volt60HZ,AConly,20 amp. It isrecommendedthataseparatecircuit
servingonlytheovenbeprovided.Theovenisequippedwitha3-pronggroundingplug. It must beplugged
intoawall receptaclethat isproperlyinstalledandgrounded.Ashort power-supplycordisprovidedto
reduceriskofbecomingentangledinortrippingoveralongcord.
Extension Cord
Ifit isnecessarytousean extensioncord, useonlya3-wireextensioncordthat hasa3bladegrounding
plug anda3-slot receptaclethat will accept the plug on the microwaveoven.
Notes: 1. Ifyouhaveanyquestionsabout the grounding orelectricalinstructions,consultaqualified
electricianorserviceperson.
Notes: 2. NeitherDanbynorthe dealercanaccept anyliabilityfordamagetothe ovenorpersonalinjury
resultingfromfailuretoobserveproperelectricalconnectionprocedures.
RadioorTVInterference
ShouldtherebeanyinterferencecausedbythemicrowaveoventoyourradioorTV,checkthat the
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GROUNDINGINSTRUCTIONS
Microwaveovenison adifferent circuit, relocatethe radioorTVasfarawayfromtheovenaspossibleorcheck
position andsignalofreceivingantenna.
PowerSupplyCord
1.Ashort powersupplycordisprovidedtoreducetherisks resulting frombecomingentangledinortripping
overalongercord.
2.Longercordsetsorextension cordsareavailableandmaybeusedifcareisexercisedintheiruse.
3.Iflongcordorextensioncordisused:
a)Themarkedelectricalrating ofthe cordsetorextensioncordshouldbeatleastasgreatastheelectrical
ratingoftheappliance.
b)Theextension cordmustbe agrounding-type3-wirecord, and Thelongercordshouldbearrangedso
that it will notdrape overthecounterop ortabletopwhereit can be pulledonbychildrenortripped over
unintentionally.
UTENSILSGUIDE
1.Theidealmaterialforamicrowaveutensil istransparent tomicrowaves, itshouldallowenergytopass
throughthecontainerandheat thefood.
2.Microwavecannot penetratemetal,sometalutensilsordisheswithmetallictrimshouldnot beused.
3.Donotuserecycled paperproductswhen microwavecooking, astheymaycontainsmall metalfragments
whichmaycausesparksand/orfires.
4.Around dishispreferabletoovalorrectangulardishes,becausefoodcookedincornersallowmoreexposure
tomicrowaves. Overcooking atcornersmayoccur.Thelistbelowisageneralguidetohelpyouselect the
correctutensils.
CookwareMicrowaveCooking
Heat-Resistant GlassYes
NonHeat-Resistant GlassNo
Heat-ResistantCeramics Yes
Microwave-SafePlasticDishYes
KitchenPaperYes
MetalTrayNo
MetalRackNo
AluminumFoil &Foil ContainersYes
MICROWAVE COOKINGPRINCIPLES
Thespeed and evennessofmicrowavecookingisaffectedbythefoodsthemselves.Microwavespenetratefoods
toadepthof1.8to3.8cm(3/4to1/2inches)onallsurfaces.Theinterioroffoodsgreaterthan5cm(2inches)in
diameterheatsbyconduction. Foodwithhigh water, fat orsugarcontent respondquicklytomicrowaveenergy.
Quantity. Microwavecookingtimesaredirectly
related totheamount offoodintheoven
becauseenergyisabsorbed bythefooditself.
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MICROWAVE COOKINGPRINCIPLES
Size. Small piecescookfasterthanlarge ones.To
speedcooking,cutpiecessmallerthan 5cm(2
inches),somicrowavecanpenetratetothecenter
fromallsides. Forevencooking,makeall the pieces
the samesize.
Shape. Foodsirregularinshape, likefishorchicken
breasts, takelongertocookinthethickerparts.To
helpthemcookevenly, placethethickest partstothe
outsideofthedish, wheretheywill receivemore
energy.
Starting temperature. Frozen orrefrigerated food
takeslongertoheat thanfoodat roomtemperature.
MoistureContent. Microwavesareattracted by
moisture. Naturallymoist foodsmicrowavebetterthan
dryones.Addaminimumofliquidtomoistfoods, as
excesswaterslowscooking.Prickfoodswithskins
likethoseon potatoesorsquash,sointernalsteam
can escape.
Fatand Bone. Marblingwithinmeat, orathin,even
layeroffat onaroast, speedscooking. Largefatty
areasorexcessdrippingsindishattractenergyaway
frommeat toslowcooking. Centerbonesdonotaffect
cooking,butboneontheside ofmeat conductsheat
totheareasnext toit.
Density.The depthtowhichmicrowavespenetrate
foodsvariesdependingontheirdensity. Porousfoods,
likegroundbeeformashedpotatoes,microwave
fasterthan denseoneslikesteakorwholepotatoes
SPECIFICATIONS
PowerConsumption:120V~60HZ, 1450W
Output: 1000W
OperationFrequency:2450MHZ
OutsideDimensions:12”(H) X2011/16”(W) X165/16”(D) or
305mm (H)X525mm (W) X415mm (D)
Oven CavityDimensions:85/8”(H)X133/4”(W)X14 ”(D)or
219mm(H)X350mm (W)X355mm(D)
Oven Capacity:1.0cu. ft.
CookingUniformity:TurntableSystem(12 3/8”/ 315mm)
NetWeight: Approx.39.4lbs./17.9kg
BEFOREYOUCALLFORSERVICE
Iftheoven failstooperate:
A)Checktoensurethat theovenisplugged in
securely. Ifit isnot, removetheplugfromthe
outlet, wait 10 secondsandplugit inagain
securely.
B)Checkforablowncircuitfuseoratrippedmain
circuit breaker. Iftheseseemtobe operating
properly, test the outlet withanotherappliance.
C)Checktoensurethat the controlpanelis
programmedcorrectlyand the timerisset.
D)Checktoensurethat the doorissecurelyclosed
engagingthedoorsafetylocksystem. Otherwise,
the microwaveenergywill notfollowintothe
oven.
IFNONEOFTHEABOVERECTIFYTHESITUATION, THENCONTACTAQUALIFIED
TECHNICIAN. DO NOTTRYTOADJUSTORREPAIRTHEOVENYOURSELF.
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PARTNAMES
DoorSafetyLockSystem
②Oven Window
③Microwaveoutletcover
④Turntable-Shaft
⑤RollerRing
⑥GlassTray
⑦ControlPanel
⑧DoorReleaseButton
CONTROLPANEL
DISPLAY
Whenset, displaysclock/timer,showscooking
function(COOK, DEFROST, etc.)and step-by-step
wordprompts(whichtell you whichpadtotouch)for
easy ovensetting.
BAKEDPOTATOES
Automaticprogramdesignedforbest microwaving
potatoes. Forsmallpotatoes(4-6oz.)touchonce,
touchAMOUT(1to4)then START.Forlargepotatoes
(8-10 oz.)tap padtwice, touchAMOUT(1to4)then
START.
POPCORN PAD
Automaticone-stepsettingfora1/2-3oz.bagof
microwavepopcorn.TouchPOPCORN pad, then
START. See pageson POPCORN”toresetcontrol
forpackagesofdifferentounceweight.
PIZZAPAD
Automaticprogramdesignedforpizza.Touchonce
thentouchSTARTforreheating 1slice; tappadtwice,
thenSTARTforfrozen wholemicrowavepizza.
BEVERAGEPAD
Automaticsetting forcupsormugsofhot beverages
(tea/coffee)Forcupsize(5-7oz.), touchpad once,
touchAMOUT(1-4)thenSTART. Forlargermugs
(8-11),tap padtwice, touchAMOUNT(1-4)then
START.
REHEATPAD
Automaticallyprogramsoventoheataplateoffood
evenly.TouchREHEATpad then START.
(Alsoseefollowing pagesformoredetail.)
FROZENDINNERPAD
Automaticprogramdesignedforbest reconstituting a
varietyoffrozensingle-servingentreesanddinners.
Forsmallersingleserving entree(7-9oz.)touchonce,
touchAMOUTthenSTART. Forasinglelarger(TV
dinnertype)frozen dinner(10-12oz.)tap padtwice
thenSTART.
NUMBERPADS
Touchtosetcook,speeddefrost, timerandclock.
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POWERPAD
Oven automaticallycooksat highpower. Foralower
powerlevel,setcooktime, touchPOWERandenter
number(1-9)forlowerpowerlevel.
TIMERPAD
Independentkitchentimer.Setanytimeevenwhile
ovenisoperating.TouchTIMERpad, set timethen
START.TouchRESETtocancel.
COOKPAD
Cookatonepowerlevelforaperiod oftime, then
automaticallyswitchtoanotherpowerlevelforthe
remainingcooktime.
COOKBYWEIGHT
TouchCOOKBYWEIGHTpad, enterweightofmeat
accurately, then START.Afterpartialcooking, oven
stops, leavingtimeondisplay.Turnovermeat when
ovenstopsafterpartialcooking. Re-touchSTARTto
finish.
DEFROSTBYWEIGHT
Automaticdefrosting forlargemeats. Controlspower
leveltothawwithoutexcessiveoutside warming.
SPEEDDEFROST
Automaticallyprogramslowerpowerlevelsforeven
defrosting.TouchSPEEDDEFROST,set timeand
START.
CLOCK
Touchpadonce, touchnumberpadsand CLOCKto
setclock.
RESET
Touchtocleardisplayofunusedtimeaftercooking,
alsocanceltimer.
START/STOPPAD
Touchasfinalstepinsetting oven.Touchtostop
microwavingwhileovenisinoperation(re-touchto
continuetimingshownon display).Willnotstoptimer.
OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS
1.SETTING THECLOCK
A. Setting the clockwhentheovenisplugged in.
lWhentheoven isfirst pluggedintoawall outlet,
touchtheCLOCKpadonce, thedisplaywill show
ENTERCLOCKTIME”.
lEnterthe correct timeofdaybytouchingthe
correctnumberpads.Youmustset at least 3
digits(oneforhour(s)andtwoforminutes). For
minutelessthan 10, precede the minutes”digit
bya0. Example:for5minutespast 2,set 2:05.
Thecolonwill flashbetween hourandminute
digits. Ifyouprefernot tohavethe clockdisplayed,
set theclockfor00:00andthedisplaywill only
showacolon.
lTouchCLOCKtolockinthetime.
Colonwill stopflashingandclockwill beginto
keepcurrent time.Afterclockhasbeen set, the
wordpromptclockwill alwaysshowon the
displayunlessovenisinacookingoperation.
B. Changing the clocktime.
lTouchthe CLOCKpad once,thedisplaywill show
ENTERCLOCKTIME”
lEnterthe correct timeofdaybytouchingthe
correctnumberpads.Youmustset at least 3
digits(oneforhour(s)andtwoforminutes). For
minutelessthan 10, precede the minutes”digit
bya0. Example:for5minutespast 2,set 2:05.
Thecolonwill flashbetween hourandminute
digits. Ifyou prefernot tohavethe clock
displayed,set theclock for00:00andthedisplay
will onlyshowacolon.
lTouchCLOCKtolockinthetime.
Colonwill stopflashingandclockwill beginto
keepcurrent time.Afterclockhasbeen set, the
wordpromptclockandtimeofdaywill always
showon thedisplayunlessovenisinacooking
operation.
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C.Noteson setting the clock.
lIfYOUMAKEAMISTAKEinsettingthecorrect
time,start ovenbypressingtheCLOCKpad
twice.
lTO RECALLTIMEOFDAYWHILEYOUARE
COOKING,presstheCLOCKpad.Timeofthe
daywill bedisplayedfor3secondsbefore
returning todisplayingthecountingdownofthe
cooking time.
lINCASEOFPOWERFAILURE, when the power
hasbeenrestored, the controlwill be inaclock
set mode. Followthe directionsforsettingthe
clock.
lBEEPSDURING OVENSETTING ONEBEEP:
Oven acceptsthe entry. Informationhasbeen
enteredinthe correctsequence.TWOBEEPS:
Oven doesnot accept the entry. Checkandtry
again.
2.SETTING THEOVENTIMER
A.Timerworks independentlyofcooking and canbe
set anytimeforvariouskitchen tasks.Useoven
timerthoughoven isalsotimingamicrowave
cooking function. Set timeasfollows:
lTouchthe TIMERpad.WordpromptsENTER
TIMERTIMEshowon thedisplay. Ifyouare
using the TIMERwhilecooking intheoven:
Cookingtimecountdownwill be temporarily
replaced on the displaywhiletimerisbeingset.
lEnterthe amount oftimeyou wishtoset by
touchingthecorrect numberpads. Digit timeisin
minutesandsecondsandsetleft toright. Setone
digit (a5for5seconds)oruptofourdigits(2405
for24 minutes, 5sec-seconds). ENTERTIMER
remainsonthedisplay.
lTouchSTART/STOPpad.WordpromptTIMER
startsflashing and timercountdowncanbe seen
on displayfor3secondsbeforecookingtimeis
returnedtodisplay.WordpromptTIMERis
displayed alonewithadditionalwordprompt
indicating currentcookingmode.
B.Notesonsettingtheoventimer.
lToSTOPORRESETTIMERwhen cookingisnot
takingplace, touchRESETpad.
lWHENSETTINGTIMERDURINGACOOKING
OPERATIONtakecaretoset timercorrectly.
Oncethe timerisset duringcooking,setting
cannot bechangedwithout resetting the cooking
functionat the sametime.TouchingRESETwill
notallowyou tochange timersettingwhile
cooking.
lWhenendoftimehasbeenreached, onelong
beepcanbe heardandtimerwill leavethe
display. Ifovenisnotcooking, CLOCKandtime
ofday(ifset)will returntothe display.Ifovenisin
cooking operation, one longbeepcan beheard
andTIMERwill leavedisplaywhileoven is
continuingcookingtimecountdown.
3.SETTING THECOOKING TIME&POWER
LEVEL
A.QUICK&EASY
Whencookingat100%power, simplyset cook
timebytouching numberpads(forexample,3
minutes: touch3-0-0)andSTART.100%poweris
automaticallyset. For1-stepcooking, youdonot
havetotouchCOOKpadbeforesettingtime.
B.TO COOKATLOWERPOWERLEVELS
Aftersetting cooktime, touchPOWERpadthen
singledigit representingthepowerleveldesired.
TouchSTARTpad.Sinceovenautomatically
assumes100%power, you mustswitchpower
level(when desired)aftersetting cooktime.
USE THESE SINGLEDIGITSTO
REPRESNETPOWERLEVELS
Digit%ofPower
990%
8 80%
7 70%
660%
550%
440%
330%
220%
110%
.
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C.TWO-STAGECOOKING
Two-stagecookfunctionletsyoucookafood at
twodifferent powerlevelswithonetimesetting.
Forexample,riceshouldbecookedintwostages.
Stage 1startsriceat 100%powerfor5minutes;
stage2completescooking10-12minutesat 50%
powerlevel.
SETSTAGE1:
Assuming100%power, just touchnumberpad
illustratedin QuickandEasy”settingabovefor
correctfirststage time. (Most 2stagerecipesstart
with100%powerbut you canalsoswitchpower
levelsaftersettingcooktime.)
DO NOTTOUCHSTARTPAD.
SETSTAGE2:
TouchCOOKpadthen enterpropercookingtime
and(lower) powerlevel.(Most2stagerecipesuse
lowerpowerforsecondstage.)TouchSTART
pad. Firststageofcooking begins.
MEM(memory)wordpromptshowson the display
during Stage 1Cooking,indicatingthattheovenis
remembering thatasecond step(stage2)has
beenprogrammed.AfterStage1timehaselapsed,
signalmaybeheard,signalingthebeginning of
Stage 2.
AFTERTOTALTIMEHASELAPSED, 4long
beepssoundandEND appearsindisplay.Touch
RESETpad oropenovendoortoclearEND
beforestartinganothercookingfunction.
THESEARENORMAL:
Outsideofovenmayfeelwarm. Steammay
escapefromovenormoistureinovenmaybe
seenaftercooking.
Changeininteriorlight intensity, andchangein
blowersoundwhen lowerpowersettingareused.
TVorradiointerference(similartointerference
experiencedinothersmall appliances)maybe
noticed.Thisdoesnot indicateaproblem.
4.SETTING SPEEDDEFROST”
A.SpeedDefrostautomaticallysetsmicrowaveoven
powerforquickest thawing ofsmall tomedium
sizefoods.Speed Defrost worksonatimer, so
you mustknowhowmuchtimetoset. Speed
Defrost thawingtimesareusuallyfast enoughthat
you stayclosetooven andcanattend tothefood
asit isdefrosting. Manyfoodsbenefitfrombeing
turnedover, rearrangedorbrokenapart (if
separatepiecesarefrozentogether.)This
attention makesdefrostingfasterand moreeven.
Howdo I knowwhethertoset SpeedDefrost or
DefrostbyWeight?”Thisisdeterminedbythe
type offood being defrostedandamount of
attention that mustbe paidtothe food.The
automatic-codedDefrostbyWeight requiresonly
turn-overofthe meat.
lTouchSPEEDDEFROSTpad.
WordpromptsENTERDEFTIMEshowsonthe
display.
lEnterdesiredSpeed Defrost timebytouching
correctnumberpads.Digitaltimersetsminutes
andsecondsfromleft torightsoasingledigitcan
be set (5for5seconds)orupto4digits(2405for
24 minutes5seconds). ENTERDEFremainson
the display.TouchSTART/STOPpad. DEF
flashesonthedisplayand defrost timebegins
countingdown.AFTERTIMEHASELAPSED
signalsound and ENDappearsindisplay.Touch
RESETpad oropendoortoclearEND before
starting anothercookingfunction.
B.Toset SPEEDDEFROST”and one ortwo-stage
cooking sequentially.AftersettingSPEED
DEFROST, oven canbe programmedto
automaticallyswitchtoOneorTwo-Stagecook.
Thisfeatureisusefulforfrozen, moistcasseroles
andsimilarfoodswhichcanbestirred while
reconstituting.Afterdefrosting,cookat 100%
powerlevel, then reducetolowersettingsuntil
bubblinghot. Stiroccasionallytobreakup and
redistributeheat.
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lForDefrostandOne StageCook,followsteps
above.BeforetouchingSTARTpad, touchCOOK
pad, entertimeusingnumberpadsandpowerif
desired.Then touchSTARTpad. MEMshowson
the displayuntil ovenswitches(beepstwice)to
COOK.Seepage 9fordetailedinformation on
StagedCooking.
lForDefrostandTwoStageCook,followsteps
above. BeforetouchingSTARTpad, entertwo
COOKprograms,using adifferent (usuallylower)
powerforthesecond COOK. MEMshowson the
displayduringbothDefrostandfirstCOOKstage.
Signalsoundwhen switching stages.
INTERRUPTDEFROSTING (tostirfood, turnit
over,orprovide otherattention). Eithertouch
START/STOPpad oropentheovendoor.
Unelapsed timewill showon display; reclusethe
doorand restart tocontinue. Orifnoadditional
defrostingisrequired, touchingRESETpad
clearsthe display.
5.SETTING COOKBYWEIGHT
Thisfeatureisforroastingmeatsinthemicrowave.
Itspre-set timesand powerlevelsgivebetter
resultsthan microwaving at one poweronly, andit
iseasiertomicrowavemeat withthissettingthan
withcookbookinstructionsbecauseyou do not
havetocalculate minutesperpound”cooking
times.Assoonasyouenterthecode(whichtells
the oventhe type ofmeat)andtheweight, the
ovencalculatescookingtime. Meatmustbe
defrostedand at refrigeratedtemperatureto
correspondwiththe pre-set timesinthiscode.
Meat-roast weightsinabout the 3to5pound
rangemicrowavebest, COOKBYWEIGHTcode
allowsasettinglowerthan3lb.but nohigherthan
5lb.Dependingoncode, twobeepssignalan
errorinsetting atoo-highweight. Cookby
Weight”programsthe oventostopafterpartial
cooking,someat won’tovercookonone side.
Turnmeatover, thentouchSTARTpadto
continuecooking.
lTouchCCOKBYWEIGHTpad.Worldprompt
showsENTERCODEon display.
lSelectdesiredcodefrom1through3. Door
frame(openthe doortoreview)and chart at
right describe typesoffoodforeachcode.
lEnterthe one-digitcodebytouchingthe
correctnumberpad.
lCheckweight ofmeat. Weight must bein
poundsand ounces. Iflabelgivesweight in
poundsonly,changethefractionofapound
toouncesusingchart on page11.
lEnterweight. Wordprompt ENTERshowsin
displayand0’sshowwhereLBandOZ
shouldbe entered. LBflashesuntil youenter
pound(s)bytouching correct numberpad.
Whenpound(s)hasbeenentered,LBwill
stop flashing and OZwill flash.Assoonasall
thesedigitshavebeenset, displaywill
immediatelyshowcooktime. Ounceweights
lessthan10mustbe precededbya0.As
soonasthreedigitsareset, display
immediatelyshowscooktime.
lTouchSTART/STOPtostart oven, CODE
flashesindisplayastimecountsdown.
Interiorlight goesonandfansound isheard.
Signalsoundafterabout 1/4time. If
necessary,checkthinedgesofmeatand
poultryforshielding.
lAfterpartialcooking, ovenbeepstwiceand
stops. Interiorlightgoesoffbut timeremains
on the display.Stopistoprevent meat’s
overcookingon one sidebeforeturningover.
Afterturning meat over, touchSTARTpadto
resumethe timeondisplayandfinish
cooking.
lAftertotalcookingtime,4longbeepssound
andENDappearsindisplay.TouchRESETor
openoven doortoclearENDbeforestarting
anothercookingfunction.Let roaststand few
minutesbeforecarving.
Whenoven switchespowerlevels, youmay
observechangeinlightingintensityand/or
change inblowersound.Thisisnormal.
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COOKBYWEIGHT”CODEDESCRIPTIONS
CodeRoastInternalMaximum
TypeTemperatureRecommended
AfterStandingWeight
Beef
1RoastRare-140 deg.5lb.16oz
Beef
2andMedium-160deg.5lb. 16oz
Lamb
3PorkWelldone-170deg.5lb.14oz
CONVERTING FRACTIONSOF
APOUND TO OUNCES
Most meat packagesshowweight inpounds
only. Convert fractionsofapoundtoouncesfor
COOKBYWEIGHTfeaturebyusingchart below.
FRACTIONOFAPOUND OUNCES
Lessthan.030
.03to.091
.10to.152
.16to.213
.22to.274
.28to.345
.35to.406
.41to.467
.47to.538
.54to.599
.55to.6510
.66to.7111
.72to.7812
.79to.8413
.85to.9014
.91to.9715
Above.97Gotonexteven
6.Setting defrostbyweight”
SetDEFROSTBYWEIGHTforanyweight upto6
pounds.Becauseit isamoregentledefrost
settingthan SpeedDefrost”, it isespeciallygood
formeatswhicharedenseinthe centerbut
vulnerabletoovercookingontheedges. For
meatsassmall asapound ofhamburgeror
delicateshrimp,choosing DEFROSTBYWEIGHT
will givemoreeventhawed resultsthanSPEED
DEFROSTsetting. ChooseDEFROSTBY
WEIGHTforlarge roasts.
lCheckweight ofmeat. It must beinpounds
andounces. Iflabelgivesweight inpounds
only, youcan changethefraction ofapound
toouncesusingchart on page11. Unwrap
meat beforedefrosting.TouchDEFROSTBY
WEIGHTpad.WordpromptENTERshowsin
displayand0’sshowwhereLBandOZ
shouldbe entered. LBflashesuntil youenter
pound(s)bytouching correct numberpad.
Whenpound(s)hasbeenentered,LBwill
stop flashing and OZwill flash.Assoonasall
thesedigitshavebeenset, displaywill
immediatelyshowcooktime. Ounceweights
lessthan10mustbe precededbya0.As
soonasthreedigitsareset, display
immediatelyshowscooktime.
lTouchSTART/STOPpad tostartoven.CODE
flashesindisplayastimecountsdown.
Interiorlight goeson, turntablerotatesand
fan soundisheard.
lAfterpartialdefrosting,ovenbeepstwiceand
stops. Interiorlightgoesoffbut timeremains
on the display.Thispauseinoperationisto
allowturning over, rearrangingorshield.After
attendingtomeat appropriately, touchSTART
toresumethetimeondisplayand finish
cooking.Aftertotalcooking time, 4long
beepssoundandEND appearsindisplay.
TouchRESEToropenovendoortoclear
ENDbeforestartinganothercooking function.
Notes:
lAllowenough timefordefrostingbecauseit is
moreslowandgradualthan SPEED
DEFROST.WithDEFROSTBYWEIGHT, low
powermicrowavingisinterspersedwithin
resting”and standing”periodswhereno
microwaveatall entertheoven.These
no-microwaveperiodsallowmeat toequalize
intemperaturebeforenext period of
microwavingautomaticallycomeson.
lDEPROSTBYWEIGHT”automaticallysets
the correct thawing time, but youmust enter
the foodweightaccurately.Weight mustbein
poundsand ounces.Placemeaton
microwave-saferackinmicrowaveroasting
dish. Placemeatsfat-sidedownandpoultry
breast-sidedown.
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7.SETTIGN SAFETYLOCK”
Thesafetylockpreventsunsupervisedoperation
bylittlechildren. During idlemode, pressandhold
the RESETpad for3secondstoactivatethe child
lockfunction.Tocancelthechildlock,pressand
holdthe RESETpadfor3secondsagaininidle
mode.
ABOUT ONETOUCH”COOKING
Yourovenhas6 ONETOUCH”cooking
programsformicrowavingpopularfoods.When
selecting a ONETOUCH”setting, checkvisual
guideon padforcorrectsetting.Wheredots(.)(..)
areshownon a ONETOUCH”pad, morethan
onesizeoffoodcan becooked.Three ONE
TOUCH”settingsallowyou tocookseveral
amounts(oneormoreitems)ofthe samefood.
Theseincludethe FROZENENTER”, BAKED
POTATO”and BEVERAGE”.Afteryou touch
thesepads,AMT(amount)appearson the display
asaremindertoprogramthe numberofitemsyou
aremicrowavingintotheoven’scontrol.The
categorieswhichhavedotscorrespondingtotwo
sizesoffoodsinclude: PROZENENTER”,
BAKEDPOTATO”,”PIZZA”AND BEVERAGE”.
Ineach ONETOUCH COOK”category,smaller
sizefoodisset bytouchingpad once. One dot (.)
belowpictureofsmaller-sizefoodsignifiesone
touchofthe pad.Thelargesizecanbeset by
tappingthepicturepad twice.Twodots(..)below
the pictureoflargesizefood signifiestwotapsof
the pad.WhereAMTappearswith ONETOUCH”
settings,settingagreaternumberofitemsthan
allowed will result intwobeeps,signalinganerror.
Thefollowing pagesgivethe maximumnumberof
itemsallowed foreachsetting.
SETTING POPCORN”
The POPCORN”controlautomaticallysetsthe
correctCOOKtimefora31/2oz. bagof
microwavepopcorn.
YOUCANCHANGETHEPOPCORNSETTING
TO REMEMBER”ADIFFERENT
COOKTIME.Youmaywishtodothisifyour
favoritesizeofpopcornissomethingotherthan3
1/2oz. Sizesfromtheindividual2oz. sizeupto
the larger familysize”packagesarenow
available. Ifyoudo changethepopcornsetting,
however, theovenwill continuetoselect the new
settingeachtimeyoutouchthePOPCORN pad
untilyoureset it again.
TOAVOIDDISCOLRATIONONYOUR OVEN
TURNTABLE,set microwavepopcornpackages
on amicrowaveablesaucerorothersmall plate.
The thisside down”sideofmicrowavepopcorn
bagscontainsaheat-absorbing liningwhichgets
veryhot. Placingasaucerbetween the bagand
the turntablepreventsthebag’sdyesfrom
stainingtheturntablewhen hot.
TIPSTO KNOWABOUTMICROWAVE
POPCORN: Checkpopcornasit popsand stop
when popsslowdownto3secondsapart. Donot
trytore-pop unpopped kernels. Unlessyouhave
amicrowaverecommendedutensil forpopping
corn, useonlycommercialbagsofmicrowave
popcorn. Usingglassorceramicdishesorpaper
bagsmaycauseharmtooven.Becarefulwhen
handlinghot bagsofpopcorn.Topreventsteam
burns,keep handstosidesofpackage, rather
thanthetop.Especiallywarmchildren ofhighheat
inpopcornbags.
1.TouchPOPCORN Pad, CCOKappearson the
display, alongwithtimesettingof2:10(2min.10
sec.).Thispre-setcooktimehasbeen
coordinated withthe oven’swattage forbest
resultsofaregular-size31/2oz.bagofpopcorn.
2.TouchSTARTpad.Wordprompt COOKflashes
whilethe timercountsdownduringcooking
operation. Interiorlight goesonandfansound is
heard.Turntablerotates.(Forsinglepopcornbag,
leaving turntableongivesbestcookingresults.)
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3.TO reset POPCORN time:TapPOPCORN pad
twice.ENTERTIMEappearsondisplay.Touch
numberpadstoenterminutesandseconds.Touch
STARTpad.Thisnewcooktimewill remain
wheneveryouusethePOPCORNpaduntilyour
reset it.
SETTING BAKEDPOTATO”
The POTATO”automaticsetting allowsyouto
easilyset themicrowavetocookavarietyof
potatoes.Abuilt-instanding timehelpsequalize
the potatoestemperatureduringthemicrowave
process.Touchonceforsmall toaverage (4to6
oz.)potatoes.Taptwiceforthehefty8to10 oz.
dinnersize.Afteryouselect thesizeofpotato(by
touchingonceforsmall-mediumortappingtwice
forlarge), you mustset theamount thenumberof
potatoesyouarecooking.WiththePOTATO pad,
you cancookup to4potatoesofeithersize.
1.For4to6oz.potatoes, touchPOTATO pad once.
ENTERAMTappearson display.Enternumberof
potatoes(up to4)bytouchingnumberpadsfrom
1to4. Cooktimesforsmall-mediumpotatoesare
asfollows:
1potato:4min.11sec.
2potatoes:7min.34sec.
3potatoes:10min.46 sec.
4potatoes:13min.20sec.
2.Forlarge8to10oz. potatoes, tapPOTATO pad
twice.ENTERAMTappearson display.Enter
numberofpotatoes(up to4)bytouchingnumber
padsfrom1to4.Cooktimesforlargepotatoes
areasfollows:
1potato:6min.32sec.
2potatoes:11min.01sec.
3potatoes:15min.23sec.
4potatoes:19min.29sec.
3.CODEand thecorrect amount ofcooktime
dependingonamount (number) ofpotatoes,
appearsondisplay.TouchSTARTpad. CODE
flashesondisplayandtimebeginstocount down.
SETTING PIZZA”
WiththeautomaticPIZZApadyoucan reheat
singleservingofleftovercooedpizzaorawhole
frozen microwavepizza.Theamountdependson
howyou set thepad. Forathickslice(ortwothin
ones-about4or5ouncestotal)ofreheatedpizza,
touchthePIZZApadonce. Forawholefrozen
microwavepizza,tapthe PIZZApad twice.Dotsby
the picturesoftwokindsofpizzadesignate
whethertotouchonce(forthereheatedslice)or
tap twice(forthe wholefrozenpizza).
1.REHEATINGASLICE(ORTWOTHINONES)OF
LEFTOVERPIZZA:TouchPIZZApad once.
CODEand 0:45 (45sec.)appears.
2.HEATINGAWHOLEPROZENMICROWAVE
PIZZA:TapPIZZApadtwice. CODEand2:40(2
min. 40sec.)appears.
3.TouchSTART. CODEflasheson displayandcook
timebeginstocount down.
SETTING BEVERAGE”
TheBEVERAGEpad isautomatically
programmedtolet you microwavecupsof
beverages(tea/coffee)intwosizes. Forsmall
coffeecup”serving, touchthe BEVERAGEpad
once. Onedotbythepictureofacoffeecup
designatesonetouchofthe pad.Withlargecoffee
mugs, tapthe BEVERAGEpadtwice.Twodotsby
the pictureofcoffeemug ontheBEVERAGEpad
designatestouchingtheBEVERAGEpadtwice.
Afteryouhaveselected thecoffeecup size, you
mustset amount ofcupstobemicrowaved. Ifyou
skiptheAMOUNTstep, theoven assumes1cup.
1.For5to7oz.coffeecups, touchBEVERAGEpad
once.ENTERAMT(amount)appearsondisplay.
Enternumberofcups(upto4)bytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4. Cooktimesforcoffee
cupsareasfollows:
1cup:1min..
2cup:1min.50 sec.
3cup:2min.40 sec.
4cup:3min.30 sec.
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2.Forthe large10 to12oz.coffeemugs, tap
BEVERAGEpadtwice.ENTERAMT(amount)
appearsondisplay.Enternumberofmugs(upto
4)bytouching numberpadsfrom1to4. Cook
timesforcoffeemugsareasfollows:
1mug:1min.35 sec.
2mugs:3min.05 sec.
3mugs:5min.
4mugs:6min.30 sec.
3.CODEand thecorrect amount ofcooktime
(dependingon amountofcupsormugs)appears
on display.TouchSTART. CODEflasheson
displayandtimebeginstocountdown.
SETTING FROZENDINNER”
Thisautomaticsettingisveryusefulforeasily
microwavingyourfavoritesingle-servingentrees
anddinners.Thissetting maytakeslightlylonger
thanthemicrowavetimegivenon the package.
That’sbecauseofthebuilt-instandingtime
includedintheoven’sautomaticprogram.The
program’sspeciallydesignedsequenceofpower
levelsplusthe automaticstandingtimeallowsone
settingtomicrowaveagreatvarietyoffrozen
foods.
1.MICROWAVE1OR2SMALLSIZE(7~9oz.)
FROZENDINNERS:TouchFROZENDINNER
padonce. ENTERAMT(amount)appearsonthe
display.Youcan skiptheamountstepfor1entree,
just touchSTART. For2entrees, touchthe 2”
numberpad. Cooktimesforsmall-sizeentrees
areasfollows:
1entree:4min. 15sec.
2entrees:7min.30 sec.
2.MICROWAVING ONELARGER10~12oz.
FROZENPLATEDDINNER:Tap FROZEN
DINNERpadtwice. ENTERAMT(amount)
appearsonthedisplay.Youcanskiptheamount
step for1entree,justtouchSTART.For2entrees,
touchthe 2”numberpad.Cooktimesfor
small-sizeentreesareasfollows:
1entree:6min.
2entree:11min.
3.CODEand correct amount ofcooktimeappears
on display.TouchSTARTpad. CODEflasheson
displayandtimebeginstocountdown.
SETTING REHEAT”
Thissetting letsyoureheat adinnerplatefulof
chilledleftoverswithgoodresults. Itsautomatic
programhasbeendesigned totoleratealarge
varietyoffood combinationswhenarranged
together. Remembersomeofthefollowing tips
when preparingfoodstoreheaton the REHEAT
setting.Howyou arrangefoodsontheplateaffects
howevenlytheycook. Considerthe amount and
densityofeachfood.
DENSEFOODSSUCHAS MEATS(largeorbulky
piecesorthickslicesofprecookedmeats)AND
COMPACTVEGETABLEsuchasmashed
potatoesorpotatoesaugratinshouldbeplaced
aroundedgesofplateandspreadout asmuchas
possibletoexposethemtomicrowaveenergy.
LARGEAMOUNTOFFOODSshouldbespread
out toreceivemoremicrowaveenergythan
smalleramounts. Covering drymeatsliceswith
sauceorgravyalsohelpsspeed theirheating.
LIGHT,AIRYFOODSsuchasrice,small pieces
ofvegetables,delicateseafood, small chicken
nuggets, orsmallamountsoffood absorb
microwavesquickly.Placetheseinthe centerof
the platewheretheywill be somewhatshielded
byfoodsontheoutside edges.
TEMPERATUREOFFOODSdetermine how
evenlytheycooktogether.Acanoffreshly
openedvegetables(foodisat roomtemperature)
will probablyheat morequicklythanfoodswhich
arestartedfromtherefrigerator. DELICATE
DINNERROLLS, ifdesired,shouldbeadded
onlythelast fewseconds. COVERplatewithwax
papertoholdsteamaroundmost foods.
Exception: Donotcovertowarmraremeatsand
foodswithcrispexteriors.
1.TouchREHEATpad. CODEappearson the
displayand 3:00 (3min.)isset. Thiscodedsetting
includesthreeautomaticcookinglevelswhich
allowforevencooking ofmanyfoodcombinations
andtypes.
2.TouchSTARTpad. CODEflashesondisplayand
cooking timebeginscountingdown.
3.Whencooktimehaselapsed, END appearson
display. Openoven doorortouchRESETpadto
returnclocktime(ifset)todisplay.
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CLEANINGAND CARE
1.Turnoffthe oven andremovethepowerplugfrom
the wall socketbeforecleaning.
2.Keeptheinside oftheoven clean.Whenfood
splattersorspilled liquidsadheretoovenwalls,
wipe withadampcloth. Middetergent maybe
usediftheovengetsverydirty.Avoidtheuseof
sprayandotherharshcleanersastheymaystain,
streakordullthedoorsurface.
3.Theoutsidesurfacesshouldbecleaned witha
dampcloth.Topreventdamagetothe operating
partsinsidetheoven, watershouldnotbe allowed
toseepintotheventilationopenings.
4.Wipe the windowon bothsideswithadampcloth
toremoveanyspillsorspatters.
5.Donotallowthe controlpaneltobecomewet.
Cleanwithasoft, dampcloth.When cleaning the
controlpanel, leaveovendooropentoprevent
ovenfromaccidentallyturningon.
6.Ifsteamaccumulatesinside oraroundtheoutside
oftheovendoor, wipe withasoft cloth.Thismay
occurwhen the microwaveovenisoperated
underhigh humidityconditions, thisisnormal.
7.It isoccasionallynecessarytoremovethe glass
trayforcleaning.Washthe trayinwarmsudsy
waterorinadishwasher.
8.Therollerring andovenfloorshouldbecleaned
regularlytoavoidexcessivenoise. Simplywipe
the bottomsurfaceofthe oven withmilddetergent.
Therollerring maybewashedinmildsudsy water
ordishwasher.Whenremoving therollerring from
cavityfloorforcleaning, besuretoreplaceinthe
properposition.
9.Removeodorsfromyourovenbycombiningacup
ofwaterwiththe juiceand skinofonelemon ina
deepbowl, microwavefor5minutes.Wipe
thoroughlyanddrywithasoft cloth.
10.Whenit becomesnecessarytoreplacethe oven
light, pleaseconsult adealertohaveit replaced.
11.Whencleaningsurfacesofdoorandoven that
comestogetheron closingthedoor,useonlymild,
nonabrasivesoups,ordetergentsappliedwitha
sponge orsoft cloth.
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LIMITED MICROWAVE OVEN WARRANTY
This quality product is warranted to be free from manufacturer’s defects in material and workmanship, provided that the unit is used under the normal operating
conditions intended by the manufacturer.
This warranty is available only to the person to whom the unit was originally sold by Danby or by an authorized distributor of Danby, and is non-transferable.
TERMS OF WARRANTY
Plastic parts, are warranted for thirty (30) days only from purchase date, with no extensions provided.
First 12 Months
During the first twelve (12) months, any electrical parts of this product found to be defective, will be repaired or replaced, at warrantor’s
option, at no charge to the ORIGINAL purchaser.
To obtain
It will be the consumer’s responsibility to transport the appliance (at their own expense) to the original retailer (point of purchase) or a
Service service depot for repair. Contact your dealer from whom your unit was purchased, or contact your nearest authorized Danby service
depot, where service must be performed by a qualified service technician.
If service is performed on the units by anyone other than an authorized service depot, or the unit is used for commercial application, all
obligations of Danby under this warranty shall be at an end.
EXCLUSIONS
Save as herein provided, Danby Products Limited (Canada) or Danby Products Inc. (U.S.A.), there are no other warranties, conditions, representations or
guarantees, express or implied, made or intended by Danby Products Limited or its authorized distributors and all other warranties, conditions, representations or
guarantees, including any warranties, conditions, representations or guarantees under any Sale of Goods Act or like legislation or statue is hereby expressly
excluded. Save as herein provided, Danby Products Limited (Canada) or Danby Products Inc. (U.S.A), shall not be responsible for any damages to persons or
property, including the unit itself, howsoever caused or any consequential damages arising from the malfunction of the unit and by the purchase of the unit, the
purchaser does hereby agree to indemnify and save harmless Danby Products Limited from any claim for damages to persons or property caused by the unit.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
No warranty or insurance herein contained or set out shall apply when damage or repair is caused by any of the following:
1) Power Failure.
2) Damage in transit or when moving the appliance.
3) Improper power supply such as low voltage, defective house wiring or inadequate fuses.
4) Accident, alteration, abuse or misuse of the appliance such as inadequate air circulation in the room or abnormal operating conditions,
(extremely high or low room temperature).
5) Use for commercial or industrial purposes.
6) Fire, water damage, theft, war, riot, hostility, acts of God such as hurricanes, floods etc.
7) Service calls resulting in customer education.
Proof of purchase date will be required for warranty claims; so, please retain bills of sale. In the event warranty service is required, present this document to our
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEPOT.
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PO Box 1778, 5070 Whitelaw RD, Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1H 6Z9
Telephone: [phone] FAX: [phone]
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centreregional.
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