Kenmore 87000 User manual

Model:87000
Microwave OvenUser sManual
Pleaseread theseinstructionscarefullybeforeinstallingand operatingthe oven.
Recordinthespacebelowthe SERIALNO. found on thenameplateon youroven and
retainthisinformation forfuturereference.
SERIALNO.

PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETO
EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY
(a)Donotattempttooperatethisoven withthedoor-open sinceopen-door
operation can resultinharmfulexposuretomicrowaveenergy.It isimportantnot
todefeat ortamperwiththe safetyinterlocks.
(b)Donotplaceanyobject between theoven front faceandthedoororallowsoil or
cleanerresidue toaccumulateon sealingsurfaces.
(c)Donotoperatethe oven if itisdamaged.It isparticularlyimportantthatthe oven
doorcloseproperlyand that thereisno damagetothe :
①Door(bent ),
②Hingesand latches(broken orloosened ),
③Doorsealsand sealingsurfaces.
(d)The oven shouldnotbeadjusted orrepaired byanyone exceptproperlyqualified
servicepersonnel.
CONTENTS
PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURE
TO EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY .
IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS ...
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS. .....
UTENSILSGUIDE .
COOKINGTECHNIQUES
SPECIFICATIONS .
PARTNAMES . ...
CONTROLPANEL ... ..
OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS ....
ABOUT “QUICKCOOK”SETTINGS ..
CLEANINGANDCARE .
BEFOREYOUCALLFORSERVICE .
WARRANTY
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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
When usingelectricalappliances,basic
safetyprecautionsshouldbefollowed,
includingthe following:
WARNING-Toreducetherisk ofburns,
electricshock,fire,injurytopersonsor
exposuretoexcessivemicrowaveenergy:
1.Read all instructionsbeforeusing
the appliance.
2.Read andfollowthe specific
"PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLE
EXPOSURETOEXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE ENERGY"on page1.
3.Thisappliancemustbegrounded.
Connectonlytoproperlygrounded outlet.
See "groundinginstructions”on page3.
4.Install orlocatethisappliance
onlyinaccordancewiththe provided
installation instructions.
5.Someproductssuchaswhole
eggsand sealed containers-forexample,
closed glass jars-areabletoexplode and
shouldnot beheated inthisoven.
6.Usethisapplianceonlyforits
intendeduseasdescribed inthismanual.
Donotusecorrosivechemicalsorvapors
inthisappliance.Thistypeofoven is
specificallydesigned toheat, cook,ordry
food.Itisnotdesigned forindustrialor
laboratoryuse.
7.Aswithanyappliance,close
supervision isnecessarywhen usedby
children.
8.Toreducetherisk offireinthe
oven cavity:
a.Donotovercookfood.Carefully
attendappliancewhen paper,plastic,or
othercombustiblematerialsareplaced
inside the oven tofacilitatecooking.
b.Removewiretwist-tiesfrom
paperorplasticbagsbeforeplacingbag in
oven.
c.Ifmaterialsinside the oven
shouldignite,keepoven doorclosed,turn
oven off,and disconnect the powercordor
shutoff poweratthe fuseorcircuitbreaker
panel.
d.Donotusethe cavityforstorage
purposes.Donotleavepaperproducts,
cookingutensilsorfoodinthecavitywhen
not inuse.
9.Liquids,suchaswater,coffee,or
tea areabletobeoverheatedbeyondthe
boilingpointwithoutappearingtobe
boilingdue tosurfacetension ofthe liquid.
Visiblebubblingorboilingwhen the
containerisremoved fromthe microwave
oven isnotalwayspresent. THESE
COULDRESULTINVERYHOTLIQUIDS
SUDDENLYBOILINGOVERWHENA
SPOONOROTHERUTENSILIS
INSERTEDINTOTHELIQUID. Toreduce
the risk ofinjurytoperson:
a.Donot overheat the liquid.
b.Stirthe liquidbothbeforeand
halfwaythroughheatingit.
c.Donotusestraight-sided

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containerswithnarrownecks.
d.Afterheating,allowthe container
tostand inthe microwaveoven forashort
timebeforeremovingthe container.
e.Useextremecarewhen inserting
aspoon orotherutensil intothe container.
10.Donotheatoil orfatfor
deep-frying.It isdifficulttocontrolthe
temperatureofoil inmicrowaveoven.
11.Piercefoodswithheavyskins
suchaspotatoes,wholesquash,apples
and chestnutsbeforecooking.
12.Thecontentsoffeedingbottles
and babyjarsshouldbestirred orshaken
and the temperatureshouldbechecked
beforeservinginordertoavoidburns.
13.Cookingutensilsmaybecomehot
becauseofheattransferred fromthe
heatedfood.Potholdersmaybeneededto
handlethe utensil.
14.Donotcoverorblock any
openingson the appliance.
15.Donotstoreorusethisappliance
outdoors.Donotusethisproductnear
water,forexample,nearakitchensink,in
awetbasement, nearaswimmingpool,or
similarlocations.
16.Donotoperatethisapplianceifit
hasadamaged cordoraplug,ifitisnot
workingproperlyorif ithasbeendamaged
ordropped.
17.Donotimmersecordorplugin
water.Keepcordawayfromheated
surface.Donotletcordhangoveredgeof
tableorcounter.
18.Useonlythermometers,which
arespecificallydesignedforusein
microwaveovens.
19.Donotoperateanyheatingor
cookingappliancebeneaththisappliance.
20.Becertainthe glass trayand roller
ringsareinplacewhen you operatethe
oven.
21.WARNING: It ishazardousfor
anyone otherthan atrainedperson to
carryoutanyserviceorrepairoperation
whichinvolvesthe removalofanycover
whichgivesprotection againstexposureto
microwaveenergy.Ifthereisany
damage,do notoperatethe oven and
contact yourdealer.
22. Thisapplianceshouldbeserviced
onlybyqualified servicepersonnel.
Contactnearestauthorized servicefacility
forexamination, repair, oradjustment.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
Thisappliancemustbegrounded.Inthe eventofan electricalshortcircuit, grounding
reducesrisk ofelectricshock byprovidingan escapewireforthe electriccurrent.
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WARNING: Improperuseofthe groundingplugcan result inarisk ofelectricshock.
Electrical Requirements
Theelectricalrequirementsarea120volt60 Hz,AConly,15amp.It isrecommended that
aseparatecircuitservingonlytheoven beprovided.Theoven isequipped witha3-prong
groundingplug.It mustbeplugged intoawall receptaclethatisproperlyinstalled and
grounded.
PowerSupplyCord
1.Ashort powersupplycordisprovided toreducethe risks resultingfrombecoming
entangled inortrippingoveralongercord.
2.Longercordsetsorextension cordsareavailableand maybeused ifcareis
exercised intheiruse.
3.Iflongcordorextension cordisused：
a)The marked electricalratingofthe cordset orextension cordshouldbeat least as
great asthe electricalratingofthe appliance.
b)The extension cordmust beagrounding-type3-wirecord, and The longercordshould
bearranged sothat it will not drapeoverthe countertoportabletopwhereit can bepulled
on bychildren ortripped overunintentionally.
Notes:
Ifyou haveanyquestionsabout the groundingorelectricalinstructions, consult aqualified
electrician orserviceperson.
Neither manufacturer northe dealercan accept anyliabilityfordamagetothe oven or
personalinjuryresultingfromfailuretoobservethe electricalconnection procedures.
UTENSILSGUIDE
Thissectionlistswhichutensilscanbeusedinthemicrowave,whichoneshavelimited
useforshort periods, and whichonesshouldnot beused inthe microwave.
Recommended
·Microwavebrowningdish —Usetobrownthe exteriorof small itemssuchassteaks,
chops, orpancakes. Followthe directionsprovided withyourbrowningdish.
· Microwaveableplasticwrap —Usetoretainsteam. Leaveasmall openingforsome
steamtoescapeand avoidplacingit directlyon the food.
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·Papertowelsand napkins —Useforshort-termheatingand covering;theseabsorb
excess moistureand preventspattering.Donotuserecycledpapertowels,whichmay
containmetaland couldignite.
·Glass and glass-ceramicbowlsand dishes —Useforheatingorcooking.
·Paperplates and cups —Useforshort-termheatingat lowtemperatures. Donot use
recycled paper, whichmaycontainmetaland couldignite.
·Wax paper —Useasacovertoprevent spattering.
·Thermometers —Useonlythoselabeled “MicrowaveSafe”and followall directions.
Check the food inseveralplaces. Conventionalthermometersmaybeused on
microwavefood oncethe food hasbeen removed fromthe oven.
Limited Use
· Aluminumfoil —Usenarrowstripsoffoil toprevent overcookingofexposed areas.
Usingtoo muchfoil can damageyouroven, sobecareful.
·Ceramic, porcelain, and stoneware —Usetheseiftheyarelabeled “MicrowaveSafe”.
Iftheyarenot labeled, test themtomakesuretheycan beused safely.
·Plastic —Useonlyiflabeled “MicrowaveSafe”. Otherplastics can melt.
·Straw, wicker, and wood —Useonlyforshort-termheating, suchaswarmingdinner
rollsforafewseconds; basketsand bowlsmaybeflammable.
NotRecommended
·Glass jarsand bottles —Regularglass istoo thintobeused inamicrowave. It can
shatterand causedamageand injury.
·Paperbags —Theseareafirehazard, except forpopcornbagsthat aredesigned for
microwaveuse.
·Styrofoamplates and cups —Thesecanmelt and leavean unhealthyresidueonfood.
·Plasticstorageand food containers —Containerssuchasmargarine tubscan melt in
the microwave.
·Metal utensils —Thesecan damageyouroven. Removeall metalbeforecooking.
Note: Shouldyouwishtocheck ifadishissafeformicrowaving,placethe emptydishin
the oven andmicrowaveon HIGHfor30seconds.Adishwhichbecomesveryhot
shouldnot beused.
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COOKING TECHNIQUES
Yourmicrowavemakescookingeasierthan conventionalcooking,provided you keep
theseconsiderationsinmind:
Stirring
Stirfoodssuchascasserolesand
vegetableswhilecookingtodistributeheat
evenly. Food at the outside ofthe dish
absorbsmoreenergyand heatsmore
quickly, sostirfromthe outside tothe
center.The oven will turnoffwhen you
open the doortostiryourfood.
Arrangement
Arrangeunevenlyshaped foods, suchas
chicken piecesorchops, withthe thicker,
meatierpartstowardthe outside ofthe
turntablewheretheyreceivemore
microwaveenergy.Topreventovercooking,
placedelicateareas, suchasasparagus
tips, towardthe centerofthe turntable.
Shielding
Shieldfood withnarrowstripsofaluminum
foil toprevent overcooking.Areasthat
need shieldinginclude poultrywing-tips,
the endsofpoultrylegs, and cornersof
squarebakingdishes. Useonlysmall
amountsofaluminumfoil. Largeramounts
can damageyouroven.
Turning
Turnfoodsovermidwaythroughcooking
toexposeall partstomicrowaveenergy.
Thisisespeciallyimportantwithlarge
foodssuchasroasts.
Standing
Foodscooked inthe microwavebuildup
internalheatandcontinuetocookfora
fewminutesafterheatingstops. Let foods
stand tocompletecooking, especially
foodssuchascakesand wholevegetables.
Roastsneed thistimetocompletecooking
inthe centerwithout overcookingthe outer
areas.All liquids, suchassouporhot
chocolate, shouldbeshaken orstirred
when cookingiscomplete.Letliquids
stand amomentbeforeserving.When
heatingbabyfood,stirwell atremovaland
test the temperaturebeforeserving.
Adding moisture
Microwaveenergyisattractedtowater
molecules.Food thatisuneven inmoisture
contentshouldbe covered orallowed to
standsothattheheatdispersesevenly.
Add asmallamountof watertodryfood to
helpit cook.
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SPECIFICATIONS
PowerConsumption:
Output:
Operation Frequency:
Outside Dimensions(H×W×D):
Oven CavityDimensions(H×W×D):
Oven Capacity:
CookingUniformity:
Net Weight:
120V~60Hz, 1350W
900W
2450MHz
1113/16×21 1/4×15 11/16 in.
97/16×13 15/16×14 1/8 in.
1.1cu.ft
TurntableSystem(Φ12 3/8”)
Approx. 35.2lbs.
PARTNAMES
①DoorSafetyLock System
②Oven Window
③Oven AirVent
④Shaft
⑤RollerRing
⑥Glass Tray
⑦ControlPanel
⑧Doorreleasebutton
DO NOTREMOVE THECARDBOARD OVENAIR
VENTCOVERTHATISINSIDETHEMICROWAVE!

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CONTROL PANEL
(Alsosee following pages formoredetail.)
DISPLAY
Cookingtime,power,indicatorsand
present timearedisplayed.
BAKEDPOTATOPOPCORN PIZZA
BEVERAGEFROZENDINNER,
REHEAT
Allowyou toreheat orcookfood
automaticallywithout enteringpowerlevel
ortime.
POWER
Usetoset powerlevel.
TIMER
You can usethe TIMERfunction
independently, even whileacooking
programisgoingon inthe oven.
COOK
Cookatone powerlevelforaperiod of
time, then the oven automaticallyswitchto
anotherpowerlevelforthe rest ofcooking
time.
COOKBYWEIGHT
Touchtoenterweight ofmeat accurately.
The oven automaticallysetsthe cooking
timeand powerlevel.
DEFROSTBYWEIGHT
Touchtoset the weight ofthe food tobe
defrosted; the oven automaticallysetsthe
defrostingtimeand powerlevel.
SPEEDDEFROST
Touchtoset defrostingtime; the oven
automaticallydividesthe defrostingtime
intoperiodsofalternatingdefrostand
stand timesbycyclingon and off.

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NUMBERPADS(0-9)
Touchtoset timesoramounts.
CLOCK
Touchtoset the clock.
RESET
Clearsall previoussettingsiftouched
beforecookingstarts.
START/STOP
Touchtostart orstopcooking.
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
BEEPS DURING OVENSETTINGS
ONEBEEP: Oven acceptsthe entry.
TWO BEEPS: Oven doesnot accept the
entry, check and tryagain.
SETTING THECLOCK
1.TouchCLOCKpad.
2.Usethe numberpadstoenterthe
correct time.You must touchat least
three numberstoset the clock(one for
hourand twoforminutes).
3.TouchCLOCKpad again.
NOTE:
Thisisa12 hourclock.When the oven
isfirstplugged inorwhen power
resumesafterapowerinterruption,the
displaywillshowENTERCLOCKTIME,
ifyou prefertonothavethe clock
displayed,touchRESETpad.You can
check the clock timewhilecookingisin
progress bytouchingthe CLOCKpad.
SETTING THEOVENTIMER
1.TouchTIMERpad.
2.Entertheamount oftimeyou want to
countdownbytouchingthe
numberpads. Digit timeisinminutes
and secondsand setleft toright. Set
one digit(a5for5seconds)orup to
fourdigits(2405 for24 minutes,5
seconds).
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
·Timecountdowncan beseen in
displayfor3secondsbeforeclock or
cookingtimeisreturned todisplay.
·TouchTIMERand then touchRESET
tocancelTIMERduringtiming
process.
SETTING COOKING TIMES AND
POWERLEVELS
A.One-stageCooking
1.Usethe numberpadstoset acooking
time.You can set acookingtimefrom
one secondsto99 minutesand 99
seconds. Ifyou aresettingatimegreater
than one minute, you must enter
numbersforbothminutesand seconds.
Forexample, toset 20 minutes, enter
2,0,0,0.
2.Ifyou want toset apowerlevelother
than 100%power, touchPOWER, then
usethe numberpadstoenterthe power

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level.You can set the powerlevel
from1to9.
3.TouchSTART/STOPtostart cooking.
USE THESE SINGLEDIGITTO
REPRESENTPOWERLEVELS
Numberpad %ofPower
990%
880%
770%
660%
550%
440%
330%
220%
110%
B.Two-stageCooking
Somerecipesrequiredifferent stagesof
cookingat different temperatures.
1. SETSTAGE1:
Followsteps1and 2in “One-stage
Cooking”.
DO NOTTOUCH START/STOPPAD.
2. SETSTAGE2:
TouchCOOKpad then enterproper
cookingtimeand (lower) powerlevel.
(Most2-stagerecipesuselower
powerforsecond stage.)
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
Aftertotaltimehaselapsed, 4
beepssound and END appearsin
display.TouchRESETpad oropen oven
doortoclearEND beforestarting
anothercookingfunction.
SETTING “SPEEDDEFROST”
1.TouchSPEEDDEFROSTpad.
2.Enterdesired defrostingtimeby
touchingcorrect numberpads. Digital
timersetsminutesand secondsfrom
left toright soasingledigit can beset
(5for5seconds)orupto4digits
(2405 for24 minutes5seconds).
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
·Aftertimehaselapsed fourbeeps
sound and END appearsindisplay.
TouchRESETpad oropen doorto
clearEND beforestartinganother
cookingfunction.
·AftersettingSPEEDDEFROST, oven
can beprogrammed toautomatically
switchtoone ortwo-Stagecooking.
A. Forspeed defrost and one stage
cooking, followstepsabove. Before
touchingSTART/STOPpad, touch
COOKpad, entertimeand power
level.Then touchSTART/STOPpad.
B. Forspeed defrost and twostage
cooking, followstepsabove. Before
touchingSTART/STOPpad, enter
two-stagecookingprograms.
SETTING “COOKBYWEIGHT”
1.TouchCOOKBYWEIGHTpad.
2.Entertheone-digitcodebytouching
the correct numberpad.
3.Enterweight.
4.TouchSTART/STOPPAD.
NOTE:
·Yourmicrowaveoven makescooking
easy.You set the typeand weight of
food, and the oven automaticallysets
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“COOKBYWEIGHT ”CODE
DESCRIPTIONS
CODE TYPE MAX WEIGHT
1 Beef 5lb. 16 oz.
2 Mutton
5lb. 16 oz.
3 Pork 5lb. 14 oz.
·Meat must bedefrosted and at
refrigerated temperature.
·Weight must beinpoundsand ounces.
Ounceweightsless than 10 must be
preceded bya0. Iflabelgivesweight
inpoundsonly, changethe fraction
ofapound toouncesusingthe
followingchart.
CONVERTING FRACTIONS
OFAPOUND TO OUNCES
FRACTIONS
OFAPOUND OUNCES
Less than .03 0
.03 to.09 1
.10 to.15 2
.16 to.21 3
.22 to.27 4
.28 to.34 5
.35 to.40 6
.41 to.46 7
.47 to.53 8
.54 to59 9
.60 to.65 10
.66 to.71 11
.72 to.78 12
.79 to.84 13
.85 to.90 14
.91 to.97 15
above.97 gotonext even
·Turnmeatoverwhen oven beeptwice.
TouchSTART/STOPtoresumecooking.
·Aftertotalcookingtime, 4beepssound
and END appearsindisplay.Touch
RESEToropen oven doortoclear
END beforestartinganothercooking
function. Let meat stand fewminutes
beforecarving.
SETTING “DEFROSTBYWEIGHT”
1.TouchDEFROSTBYWEIGHTpad.
2.Enterweight.
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
·Weight must beinpoundsand ounces.
Ounceweightsless than 10 must be
preceded bya0. Iflabelgivesweight
inpoundsonly, changethe fraction
ofapound toouncesusingthe chart on
thispage.
·Turnfood overwhen oven beeptwice.
TouchSTART/STOPpad toresume
defrosting.
·Aftertotaldefrostingtime, 4beeps
sound and END appearsindisplay.
TouchRESEToropen oven doorto
clearEND beforestartinganother
cookingfunction.
SETTING “SAFETYLOCK”
The safetylock preventsunsupervised
operation bylittlechildren.
Toset, press and holdRESETpad for3
seconds, LOCKindicatorlights.
Tocancel, press and holdRESETpad
for3seconds, LOCKindicatorgoesoff.
TOSTOPTHEOVENWHILETHEOVEN
ISOPERATING
1.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
·You can restart the oven bytouching
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·TouchRESETtoeraseall instructions.
2. Open the door.
·You can restart the oven byclosingthe
doorand touchingSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
·Oven stopsoperatingwhen dooris
opened.
ABOUT QUICKCOOK ”SETTINGS
TheQUICKCOOKsettingsallowyou to
cookorreheatfood automaticallywithout
enteringpowerlevelortime.
Forsmallerportions,simplytouchthe
applicablepad andstart. Forlarger
portions, pushthe pad twice.
FROZENDINNER,BAKEDPOTATO
andBEVERAGEallowyoutocook
multipleamountsofthe samefood.Simply
touchpad once, andENTERAMTappears
Inthe display.Enterthe amountof
servingsand start.
POPCORN
1.TouchPOPCORN.
2.CODEand cookingtimeappearsin
the display.POPCORN automaticallysets
the cookingtimefora3to31/2oz.bagof
microwavepopcorn.
3.TouchSTART.
NOTE:
·Tochangethepreset POPCORN time:
TouchPOPCORN twice.ENTERTIME
appearsindisplay.Touchnumberpadsto
enterminutesandseconds.TouchSTART.
Thisnewcookingtimewill remain
wheneveryou usethe POPCORN setting.
BAKEDPOTATO
For3.5to5oz. potatoes:
1.TouchBAKEDPOTATO once.
2.Enternumberofpotatoesbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4.
3.TouchSTART..
Forthe large6to8oz. potatoes:
1.TouchPOTATO twice.
2.Enternumberofpotatoesbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4.
3.TouchSTART.
PIZZA
Reheatingasliceofpizza:
1.TouchPIZZAonce.CODEand
cookingtimeappears.
2.TouchSTART.
Heatingawholefrozen pizza:
1.TouchPIZZAtwice.CODEand
cookingtimeappears.
2.TouchSTART.
BEVERAGE
For4to6oz. cups:
1.TouchBEVERAGEonce.
2.Enternumberofcupsbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4.
3.TouchSTART.

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Forthe larger7to9oz. cups:
1.TouchBEVERAGEtwice.
2.Enternumberofmugsbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4.
3.TouchSTART.
FROZENDINNER
Foroneortwosmall (5-7oz.)frozen
dinners:
1.TouchFROZENDINNERonce.
2.For1entreeor2entrees,touchthe
numberpad “1”or “2”.
3.TouchSTARTpad.
Microwavingone large(8-10 oz.)frozen
dinner:
1.TouchFROZENDINNERtwice.
2.For1entréeor2entrees,touchthe
numberpad “2”.
3.TouchSTART.
REHEAT
1.TouchREHEATpad.CODEand
cookingtimeappears.
2.TouchSTART.
NOTE:
Thissettingletsyoureheatadinner
plateofchilled leftoverswithgood results.
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CLEANING ANDCARE
1.When cleaningsurfacesofdoorand
oven thatcomestogetheron closing the
door,useonlymild,nonabrasivesoups,
ordetergentsapplied withaspongeor
soft cloth.
2.Turnoff the oven and removethe power
plugfromthe wall socketbefore
cleaning.
3.Keepthe insideoftheoven clean.
When food splattersorspilled liquids
adheretooven walls,wipewithadamp
cloth.Milddetergentmaybeusedifthe
oven getsverydirty.Avoidthe useof
sprayand otherharshcleanersasthey
maystain,streakordull thedoor
surface.
4.Theoutsidesurfacesshouldbecleaned
withadampcloth.Topreventdamage
totheoperatingpartsinside the oven,
watershouldnotbeallowed toseep
intothe ventilation openings.
5.Wipethe windowon bothsideswitha
dampclothtoremoveanyspillsor
spatters.
6.Donotallowthe controlpanelto
becomewet. Clean withasoft,damp
cloth.When cleaningthecontrolpanel,
leaveoven dooropentopreventoven
fromaccidentallyturningon.
7. Ifsteamaccumulatesinside oraround
the outsideoftheoven door,wipewith
a softcloth.Thismayoccurwhenthe
microwaveovenisoperatedunderhigh
humidityconditions, thisisnormal.
8.It isoccasionallynecessarytoremove
the glass trayforcleaning.Washthe
trayinwarmsudsywaterorina
dishwasher.
9.The rollerringand oven floorshouldbe
cleanedregularlytoavoidexcessive
noise.Simplywipethe bottomsurface
ofthe oven withmilddetergent. The
rollerringmaybewashed inmildsudsy
waterordishwasher.When removing
the rollerringfromcavityfloorfor
cleaning,besuretoreplaceinthe
properposition.
10.Removeodorsfromyouroven by
combiningacupofwaterwiththe juice
and skinofone lemon inadeepbowl,
microwavefor5minutes.Wipe
thoroughlyand drywithasoft cloth.
11.When itbecomesnecessarytoreplace
the oven light, pleaseconsultadealer
tohaveit replaced.
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BEFOREYOU CALL FORSERVICE
IFTHEOVENFAILSTO OPERATE
1.Check toensurethattheoven isplugged insecurely.Ifitisnot,removethe plug
fromthe outlet, wait 10 seconds, and plugit inagainsecurely.
2.Check forablowncircuitfuseoratripped maincircuitbreaker.Iftheseseemtobe
operatingproperly, test the outlet withanotherappliance.
3.Check toensurethat the controlpanelisprogrammed correctlyand the timerisset.
4.Check toensurethatthedoorissecurelyclosed engagingthe doorsafetylock
system. Otherwise, the microwaveenergywill not flowintothe oven.
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WARRANY
Thisproductcarriesawarrantythatitwillbefree fromdefectsinmaterialand
workmanshipforaperiod ofone yearfromthe dateofpurchase.
NOTE:Thiswarrantydoesnotcoverdamagesresultingfromaccident, misuseorabuse,
lack ofreasonablecare,the affixing ofanyattachmentnotprovided withthe product, loss
of parts,orsubjectingtheappliancetoanybutthespecified voltage.Ifmalfunction occurs,
do not usethe unit. Simplyreturnthe unit tothe storeat whichit waspurchased.
Searswill replaceyourunit at no chargetoyou.
Theabovewarrantyappliesonlytomicrowaveovenswhichareusedforprivatehousehold
purpose.
SOLDBYSEARSCANADAINC.
TORONTO, ONTARIO M5B2B8
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