Kuppersberg HMW 655 X Quick start guide

TECHNICAL PASSPORT
ПАСПОРТ ТЕХНИЧЕСКОГО ИЗДЕЛИЯ
HMW 655 X
MICROWAVES
МИКРОВОЛНОВЫЕ ПЕЧИ

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INFORMATION FOR BUYERS............................................................................................. 3
SAFETY INFORMATION ........................................................................................................ 3
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS....................................................................................................... 5
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ..................................................................................... 7
DESCRIPTION OF MICROWAVE OVEN.......................................................................... 8
BASIC SETTINGS....................................................................................................................... 10
BASIC FUNCTIONS .................................................................................................................. 10
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS............................................................................................................. 13
WHEN THE MICROWAVE OVEN IS WORKING........................................................... 14
WHICH OVENWARE CAN BE USED?............................................................................... 15
MICROWAVE FUNCTION................................................................................................ 15
GRILL FUNCTION............................................................................................................... 15
COMBINED FUNCTIONS................................................................................................ 16
ALUMINIUM CONTAINERS AND FOIL.................................................................... 16
COVERS.................................................................................................................................... 16
OVENWARE TABLE............................................................................................................ 17
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE...................................................................................... 18
TROUBLESHOOTING.............................................................................................................. 19
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS...................................................................................... 20
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS...................................................................................... 20
INSTALLATION OF MICROWAVE OVEN....................................................................... 22
CONTENTS

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1. INFORMATION FOR
BUYERS
Dear Buyer!
Thank you for purchasing this
microwave oven!
Please, read this user manual
carefully as this will help you to achieve
the highest effi ciency during operation
of your appliance.
KEEP THIS DOCUMENT AND REFER
TO IT FOR NECESSARY INFORMATION.
Keep this user manual in an easily
accessible place. In case of giving this
appliance to other persons, do not
forget to give this user manual too.
A copy of this user manual is also
available at www.kuppersberg.ru
website.
Before installation and operation
of this appliance read the attached
user manual carefully. Manufacturer
bears no responsibility for injures and
damages suffered/caused by improper
installation and operation. Make sure
that you have this user manual at your
hand during the whole service life of
appliance.
CHILDREN AND IMPAIRED
PERSONS SAFETY
ATTENTION! There is a hazard
of smothering, injuring or permanent
disability.
This appliance can be operated
by children aged 8 years and older, as
well as by physically,sensory of mentally
impaired individuals or people having
insuffi cient experience and skills only
under supervision of a person being
responsible for their safety.
Do not allow children playing
with the appliance.
Keep all packing materials
beyond the children’s reach.
ATTENTION: Keep children
and domestic animals away from the
appliance, when it is working or cooling
down. Touchable parts of the appliance
retain high temperature.
If your appliance has “Child
Proof” function, we recommend to start
this function.
Cleaningand simplemaintenance
available for users should not be done
by children without adults’ supervision.
GENERAL SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
This appliance is intended for
domestic and similar to it applications,
such as:
in kitchen-like rooms being
used by service personnel at shops,
offi ces and other premises;
in village households;
in hotels, motels and other
similar accommodations;
in bed-and-breakfast
guesthouses

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When appliance is in service,
its internal chamber is running hot.
Do not touch heating elements inside
the appliance. In the course of placing
ovenware or accessories inside the oven
or taking them out of it, always use oven
mittens.
ATTENTION: Do not heat liquids
and other foodstuff in sealed containers.
They may explode.
ATTENTION: Do not heat liquids
and other foodstuff in sealed containers.
They may explode.
Use only appropriate ovenware,
which is suitable for use with microwave
oven.
When heating foodstuff in
plastic or paper containers, do not leave
your appliance unattended as a fi re may
occur.
This appliance is intended for
heating up foodstuff and beverages.
Drying of foodstuff and clothes, warm
up of hot-water bags, slippers, sponges,
damp clothes, etc. bear the risk of
injures, infl ammation or fi re.
Warning! It is prohibited to use your
microwave oven in case:
Door is not closing properly;
Door hinges are damaged;
Contact surface between the
door and the front part of the oven is
damaged;
Door glass is damaged;
Electric arc may frequently
develop inside the microwave oven
without any metal objects in it.
Microwave oven can only be put
into use over again after the Technical
Service Center specialist has repaired it.
If smoke appears, then switch
your appliance off or unplug it from
the main socket and do not open oven
door to prevent ingress of air towards
ignition source.
Heating of beverages in
microwave oven may lead to boiling
retardation.It is crucial to take container
out with necessary care.
Contents of nursery bottles and
jars should be shaken or stirred and its
temperature shall be checked before
use to avoid injures.
It is not recommended to heat
eggs using this appliance, both shelled
and hard-boiled, as they may burst
out even after fi nishing of microwave
heating.
INSTALLATION
It is necessary to provide for a
special device within the electric wiring,
which will disconnect your appliance
from the mains over all poles via
contacts release by at least 3mm.
Such suitable devices can be, for
example, in-line fuse switches, fuses
(screw fuses should be unscrewed from
their sockets), pulse frequency switches
and contactors.

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Installed appliances must ensure
protection from accident contacting
with electrical conductors.
ATTENTION: Appliance must be
earthed.
CLEANING
Appliance should be regularly
cleaned,particularly from any remaining
food debris.
Failure to maintain the appliance
clean may result in damaging its
surfaces, which, in turn, may negatively
affect the service life of appliance and
even lead to accident.
Do not use rough abrasive
cleaning agents or metal brushes for
cleaning door glass as they can abrade
its surface and the glass may fi nally
split.
Do not use steam cleaning
machines for cleaning appliance.
Contact surfaces of the door
(front part of internal chamber and
door’s inner face) must be kept clean to
ensure correct operation of microwave
oven.
Please, follow cleaning
instructions, which are specifi ed in
Cleaning and Maintenance section.
REPAIR
ATTENTION: Before cleaning and
maintenance unplug appliance from the
main socket.
ATTENTION: All appliance
maintenance and repair operations,
during which removal of microwave
radiation protection enclosure is
required, must be executed by a
qualifi ed specialist only.
ATTENTION: If door or door
seal is damaged, appliance cannot be
used until it is repaired by a qualifi ed
specialist.
In case of power cable damage,
it must be replaced by Manufacturer,
authorized service center or a specialist
with relevant qualifi cation, to avoid any
accidents.
Repair and maintenance,
particularly concerning conducting
parts, can only be performed by
a specialist being authorized by
Manufacturer.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Warning! It is prohibited to heat
pure alcohol or alcoholic drinks in
microwave oven. FIRE HAZARD!
Caution! To avoid overheating
or burning of foodstuff, it is crucial to
avoid continuous operation or high
power levels, which are too excessive
for heating small courses.

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For example, baked roll can burn
in 3 minutes if the high power level is
selected.
For cooking toasts use Grill
function only and control your oven
all over the time. If you use Combined
Function for cooking toasts, they will
burn in a very short period of time.
Make sure that power cables and
other electrical appliances do not touch
the hot door and are not inside the
oven. Cable insulation can be damaged
because of this.
Short circuit hazard!
Exercise caution during heating
of liquids!
Liquids (water, coffee, tea, milk,
etc.) actually reach boiling temperature
in the oven; if they are taken out of the
oven immediately, they may slop over
their containers.
INJURIES AND BURNS HAZARD!
To avoid such occasions during
heating of liquids, place a teaspoon or
a glass stick into container.
To avoid damaging of oven or
other hazards, please, follow below
instructions:
Do not switch appliance on if the
holder, turntable support and turntable
itself are not in their corresponding
places.
Never switch your microwave
oven on when it is empty. If there is no
food in the oven, electric overcharge
may occur followed by damaging of
microwave oven. APPLIANCE DAMAGE
HAZARD!
To test microwave oven programs,
place a glass of water into the oven.
Water absorbs microwaves and your
microwave oven will not be damaged.
It is prohibited to close or block
the vents
Use only appropriate ovenware
with your microwave oven. Before
starting using ovenware, make sure
it is suitable for these purposes (see
ovenware related section below).
Never remove upper mica cover
from the oven chamber! This cover
protects microwave oscillator from fat
and food particles.
Do not store fl ammable
substances in the oven as they may
infl ame after switching the oven on.

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Do not use oven as foodstuff
storage.
Do not use oven for frying,
because it is impossible to control the
temperature of oil under microwave
exposure.
Do not lean on the opened oven
door and do not sit on it. This may lead
to damaging of your oven, particularly
in the hinge area. The door can hold the
maximum weight of 8kg.
Ceramic base in the internal
chamber can hold the maximum weight
of 8kg. Do not overweight your oven to
keep it undamaged.
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
Disposal of packing
Packing bears Green Dot sign.
For disposal of anypacking materials,
such as cardboard, foam polystyrene
and plastic fi lm use appropriate waste
containers. This will guarantee that
such packing materials will be recycled.
Disposal of used electrical
appliances
In accordance with the requirements
of European Directive 2002/96/EC
for disposal of Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment (WEEE), it is
necessary to avoid disposing used
electrical appliances together with
usual solid domestic waste.
Used appliances must be collected
separately in order to optimize
their disposal and processing of
their materials, as well as to reduce
negative impacts on human health and
environment.Image of the crossed waste
container must be on all appliances as
a reminder of separate collection of
waste during their disposal.
Consumers shall contact their local
authorities or their seller for information
about correct disposal of used electrical
appliances.
Prior to disposing your appliance,
remove the power cable and dispose it.

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1. Door glass 7. Door opening button
2. Locks 8. Place for rotating base
3. Quartz grill 9. Rotating base
4. Mica covers 10. Turntable support
5. Control panel 11. Turntable
6. Rotating knob 12. Grill
DESCRIPTION OF MICROWAVE OVEN
1 Program button
2 Duration button
3 Power/Weight button
4 Start button
5 Clock button
6 Stop/Safety Block button
7 Display
8 Rotating knob
Control Panel
Fig. 1

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Description of Functions
Symbol Description Power Food
Microwave
Oven
160W Slow defrosting for delicate foodstuff.
Keeping food hot
320W Cooking over moderate heat. Boling rice.
Fast defrosting
480W Melting butter.
Heating of baby food
640W
Cooking vegetables and foodstuff.
Careful cooking and heating of food.
Heating and cooking small courses.
Heating of delicate foodstuff
800W Fast cooking and heating of liquids and other
foodstuff
Microwave
Oven + Grill
95W Roast foodstuff
135W Roast poultry and meat
170W Baking pies and breaded courses
200W Cooking bone-in meat
230W Potatoes with grated cheese
Grill --- Cooking food on grill
Defrosting
--- Defrosting by time
--- Defrosting by weight
Automatic
Cooking
--- Boiled potatoes
--- Fritters and Stews
--- Mashed potatoes

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BASIC SETTINGS
CLOCK SETTINGS
(See Fig.1)
1. Press CLOCK button (5) until hour
characters start fl ashing.
2. Adjust hours by turning ROTATING
KNOB (8) in either direction.
3. Press CLOCK button (5) again to
setup minutes.
4. Adjust minutes by turning
ROTATING KNOB (8) in either direction.
5. Press CLOCK button (5) one more
time to fi nish setup.
SAFETY BLOCKING
(See Fig.1)
You can block your microwave oven
operation (e.g. operation by children).
1. Press STOP/SAFETY BLOCK
BUTTON (6) for 3 seconds. Microwave
oven will make a beep sound and
appliance will be blocked. Four lines
will appear on display and microwave
oven operation will be blocked.
2. Clock will still be displayed and
the Safety Block indicator will be shown
on DISPLAY (7).
3. To unblock microwave oven press
STOP/SAFETY BLOCK BUTTON (6) for 3
seconds.
Microwave oven will make a beep
sound and the clock will become active
on display.
BASIC FUNCTIONS
MICROWAVES
(See Fig.1)
1. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1).
MICROWAVE OVEN mode indicator
will appear on DISPLAY (7). Confi rm
selection of the function by pressing “P”
PROGRAM BUTTON (1) one more time.
2. Press DURATION BUTTON (2).
Adjust required time of operation by
turning ROTATING KNOB (8) in either
direction. Confi rm your selection by
pressing DURATION BUTTON (2) one
more time.
3. To change power level of your
microwave oven press POWER/WEIGHT
BUTTON (3) (if you do not press this
button, your appliance will work at the
maximum power level). Adjust required
power level by turning ROTATING KNOB
(8) in either direction. Confi rm your
selection by pressing POWER/WEIGHT
BUTTON (3) one more time.
4. Press START BUTTON (4).
Microwave oven will start working.
MICROWAVE HEATING – FAST
HEATING-UP
(See Fig. 1)
1. Press START BUTTON (4) in a
standby mode.

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Microwave oven switches to
microwave mode and works for 30
seconds at the maximum power level.
2. If you want to increase operation
cycle of your microwave oven, then
press START BUTTON (4) one more
time. Every time you press this button
(4), operation cycle of your microwave
oven is increased by 30 seconds.
GRILL
(See Fig. 1)
1. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON
(1). Select GRILL function by
turning ROTATING KNOB (8) in either
direction. Confi rm selection of the
function by pressing “P” PROGRAM
BUTTON (1) one more time.
2. Press DURATION BUTTON (2).
Adjust required time of operation by
turning ROTATING KNOB (8) in either
direction. Confi rm your selection by
pressing DURATION BUTTON (2) one
more time.
3. Press START BUTTON (4).
Microwave oven will start working.
MICROWAVES + GRILL
(See Fig. 1)
1. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1).
Select MICROWAVES + GRILL function
by turning ROTATING KNOB (8) in
either direction.
Confi rm selection of the function by
pressing “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1) one
more time.
2. Press DURATION BUTTON (2).
Adjust required time of operation by
turning ROTATING KNOB (8) in either
direction. Confi rm your selection by
pressing DURATION BUTTON (2) one
more time.
3. To change power level of your
microwave oven press POWER/WEIGHT
BUTTON (3) (if you do not press this
button, your appliance will work at the
maximum power level). Adjust required
power level by turning ROTATING KNOB
(8) in either direction. Confi rm your
selection by pressing POWER/WEIGHT
BUTTON (3) one more time.
4. Press START BUTTON (4).
Microwave oven will start working.
DEFROSTING BY WEIGHT
(AUTOMATIC)
(See Fig. 1)
1. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON
(1). Select DEFROSTING BY WEIGHT
function by turning ROTATING
KNOB (8) in either direction. Confi rm
selection of the function by pressing “P”
PROGRAM BUTTON (1) one more time.
2. “P01” program indicator fl ashes
(by default). Select type of food
(program) by turning ROTATING
KNOB (8) in either direction (see
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turn ROTATING KNOB, then “P01” program will be selected by default). Confi rm your
selection by pressing POWER/WEIGHT BUTTON (3).
3. You will see the weight value fl ashing on display (e.g., “0.1” by default) and the
weight indicator –“kg”. Adjust required weight of foodstuff (e.g. “1.2 kg”) by turning
ROTATING KNOB (8) in either direction. Confi rm your selection by pressing POWER/
WEIGHT BUTTON (3). Indicator of the previously selected program (e.g.“P01”) starts
fl ashing again.
4. Press START BUTTON (4). Microwave oven will start working.
5. When microwave oven makes a beep sound and “TURN” word starts fl ashing
on DISPLAY (7), turn the food. Close the door and press START BUTTON (4) again.
In the following table, there are the programmed functions of defrosting by weight
with weight, time and exposure ranges specifi ed (so that the food acquires uniform
temperature).
Program Food Weight
(kg)
Time
(min)
Time of
exposure
(min)
P0 1 Meat 0.1 – 2.5kg 3min – 1 h 15min 20 – 30
P0 2 Poultry 0.1 – 2.5kg 3min – 1h 15min 20 – 30
P0 3 Fish 0.1 – 2.5kg 3.20 min – 1h 23min 20 – 30
P0 4 Fruit 0.1 – 1.0kg 2.36min– 26min 5 – 10
P0 5 Bread 0.1 – 1.5kg 2.25min – 36.15min 5 – 10
DEFROSTING BY TIME (MANUAL SETUP)
(See Fig. 1)
1. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1). Select DEFROSTING BY TIME function
by turning ROTATING KNOB (8) in either direction. Confi rm selection of the function
by pressing “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1) one more time.
2. Press DURATION BUTTON (2). Adjust required time of operation by turning
ROTATING KNOB (8) in either direction. Confi rm your selection by pressing
DURATION BUTTON (2) one more time.
3. Press START BUTTON (4). Microwave oven will start working.
4. When microwave oven stops working and makes a beep sound, move or turn
the food over. To resume the cycle, close microwave oven door and press START
BUTTON (4), then defrosting will continue.

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SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
Special Function: Auto 1
(Cooking 500g of potatoes)
(See Fig. 1)
1. Put potatoes (about 500 g)
and some water into heat-resistant
container and place it on the turntable
in microwave oven.
2. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1).
Select “AUTO 1” function by turning
ROTATING KNOB (8) in either direction.
Confi rm selection of the function by
pressing “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1) one
more time.
3. Press START BUTTON (4).
Microwave oven will start working
while the remaining time will be shown
on display.
Special Function: Auto 2
(Slow-Cooked/Stewed courses)
(See Fig. 1)
1.Put ingredients to be slow-cooked/
stewed (e.g. cabbage, chicken, etc.) into
some bowl, cover the bowl and place it
on the turntable in microwave oven.
2. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1).
Select “AUTO 2” function by turning
ROTATING KNOB (8) in either direction.
Confi rm selection of the function by
pressing “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1) one
more time.
3. Press START BUTTON (4).
Microwave oven will start working
while the remaining time will be shown
on display.
4. When microwave oven makes a
beep sound and “TURN” word starts
fl ashing on DISPLAY (7), turn the
food. Close the door and press START
BUTTON (4) again.
Special Function: Auto 3
(Mashed potatoes)
(See Fig. 1)
1. Prepare mashed potatoes out of
1kg of raw potatoes. Put these mashed
potatoes into corresponding bowl (25-
26cm in diameter) and then place it on
the turntable in microwave oven.
2. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1).
Select “AUTO 3” function by turning
ROTATING KNOB (8) in either direction.
Confi rm selection of the function by
pressing “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1) one
more time.
3. Press START BUTTON (4).
Microwave oven will start working
while the remaining time will be shown
on display.
Memory Function
(See Fig. 1)
“MEM” function allows to save a
number of frequently used parameters

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(duration and power level) in the
memory of your appliance. However, you
can use this option only with the basic
functions: Microwave oven, Grill and
Microwave + Grill.
Saving Parameters in Memory:
(See Fig. 1)
1. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON
(1). Select the required function
(e.g. MICROWAVE OVEN) by turning
ROTATING KNOB (8) in either direction.
Confi rm selection of the function by
pressing “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1) one
more time.
2. Adjust required parameters
(duration and power level) as it is
described in “Basic Functions” section.
3. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1)
until you hear a beep sound and “MEM”
word appears on DISPLAY (7).
Obtaining Memorized
Parameters:
(See Fig. 1)
1. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON
(1). Select “MEM” function by turning
ROTATING KNOB (8) in either direction.
Confi rm selection of the function by
pressing “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1) one
more time.
2. Press START BUTTON (4).
Microwave oven will start working.
Cleaning of Memory:
(See Fig. 1)
1. Press “P” PROGRAM BUTTON
(1). Select “MEM” function by turning
ROTATING KNOB (8) in either direction.
Confi rm selection of the function by
pressing “P” PROGRAM BUTTON (1) one
more time.
2. Press STOP/SAFETY BLOCK
BUTTON (6) until you hear a beep
sound. Microwave oven then switches
to standby mode.
WHEN THE MICROWAVE
OVEN IS WORKING...
You can terminate cooking process
at any time by pressing “Stop” button
once or by opening the door:
Irradiation of microwaves
immediately stops.
Grill switches off but is still very
hot. Burns hazard!
Timer stops and the remaining
time of operation is shown on display.
Optionally, you can do the following
at the moment:
1. Turn food over or stir it for smooth
cooking.
2. Adjust microwave oven power
settings by using “–” and “+” buttons.
3. Select another function by using
function buttons.

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4. Adjust remaining cooking time by
using ROTATING KNOB.
To resume the process, close the
door and press “Start” button.
Suspension of Cooking Cycle
You can suspend cooking process at
any time by pressing “Stop” button one
time or by opening the door.
If you want to cancel cooking
process, then close the door over again
and press “Stop” button. Microwave
oven will let out a beep and the clock
will appear on display.
End of Cooking Cycle
After fi nishing cooking process three
beeps will sound, then “End” word will
appear on display.
Beeps will repeat every 30 seconds
until the door of the oven is opened or
“Stop” button is pressed.
WHICH OVENWARE CAN
BE USED?
Microwave Function
When using Microwave function, it is
important to remember that microwaves
are refl ected from metal surfaces. Glass,
porcelain, ceramics, plastic and paper
let microwaves pass.
Consequently, metal pans and
kitchenware or containers with metal
parts or decorations cannot be used
with microwave oven.
Glass and ceramic ware with metal
decorations or impurities (e.g. lead
glass) cannot be used with microwave
oven either.
Ideal materials to be used when
cooking with microwave oven are glass,
heat-resistant porcelain or earthenware
or heat-resistant plastic. Fine crystal-
ware and porcelain may be used for
a short period of time only (e.g. for
heating food).
Hot food shares its warmth with
the ware, which can become very hot.
Therefore, always use oven mitten!
How to test the ware, which you
want to use
Place your ware into the oven at the
maximum power level for 20 seconds.
If the ware is still cold or is moderately
warm, then it can be applied. However, if
it runs hot or cause electrical arc, then it
cannot be applied.
Grill Function
To start with Grill function the ware
must be resistant to temperatures of at
least 300°C.
Plastic ware is not good for cooking
in this mode of operation.

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Combined functions
To start with Microwave + Grill
function, make sure the ovenware is
suitable both for microwaves and grill.
Aluminium Containers and Foil
Convenience foods in aluminium
containers or aluminium foil can
be cooked in microwave oven if the
following instructions are observed:
Pay attention to Manufacturer’s
instructions printed out on the packing.
Aluminium containers should
be not higher than 3cm and must
not contact internal chamber walls
(minimum distance is 3cm). Aluminium
covers should be removed.
Place aluminium container
directly over ceramic base. When using
a grill this container must be put on the
earthenware plate. Never put container
directly on the grill!
Cooking time will be longer as
the microwaves enter food from above
only. If you have any doubts, use nothing
else but ovenware.
Aluminium foil can be used
for refl ecting microwaves during
defrosting. Delicate foodstuff, such
as poultry or ground meat, may be
protected from overheating by covering
their appropriate areas.
Important: Aluminium foil must
not touch microwave walls as an
electric arc may occur.
Covers
We recommend using glass or plastic
covers or cling fi lm due to the following
reasons:
1. They prevent from excessive
evaporation of liquids (especially during
continuous cooking);
2. Process of cooking becomes faster;
3. Food does not dry out;
4. Flavor of food keeps preserved.
Cover should have holes to avoid any
pressure. Plastic bags should also have
holes. Nursery bottles and jars and other
similar containers should be necessarily
heated up without lids and covers as
they can explode otherwise.

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Ovenware Table
In the following table, there are some general recommendations on the type of
ovenware being suitable for a particular operation.
Mode of operation
Type of ovenware
Microwaves
Grill Microwaves +
Grill
Defrosting
/ Heating Cooking
Glass and porcelain 1)
Dishware, heat-sensitive, washable in
a dish-washing machine
Yes Yes No No
Glazed porcelain
Heat-resistant glass and porcelain Yes Yes Yes Yes
Porcelain,Stone 2)
Glazed or unglazed, without metal
decorations
Yes Yes No No
Earthenware 2)
Glazed
Unglazed
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Plastic ovenware 2)
up to 100°C heat-resistant
up to 250°C heat-resistant
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
Polyethylene fi lm 3)
Cling fi lm
Cellulose fi lm No Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
Paper, cardboard, parchment paper 4) Yes No No No
Metal
Aluminium foil
Aluminium containers 5)
Accessories
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
1. Without golden and silver borders and lead glass.
2. Follow Manufacturer’s instructions!
3. Do not use metal clips to seal bags. Make perforations in bags. Use fi lm only to cover
food.
4. Do not use paper plates.
5. Small aluminium containers without covers only. Aluminium must not touch internal
chamber walls.

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CLEANING AND
MAINTENANCE
BEFORE CLEANIG your microwave
oven MAKE SURE THAT THE PLUG IS
UNPLUGGED FROM THE MAIN SOCKET.
After using your microwave oven let
it cool down. Do not clean the oven with
abrasive cleaning agents, steel wool
or sharp objects, which can scratch its
surfaces.
External Surfaces:
1. Clean external surfaces using
neutral detergent, warm water and wet
cloth.
2. Prevent ingress of water through
the external parts of appliance.
Internal Surfaces:
1. After each use of your oven wipe
its internal walls with wet cloth.
2. Prevent ingress of water into
microwave vents.
3. If much time has passed since
the last cleaning and internal surfaces
of the oven are heavily contaminated,
put a glass of water on the turntable
and switch microwave oven on at
the maximum power level for 4
minutes. Generating vapor will soften
contaminations, which can be then
removed with a piece of soft cloth.
Important! Microwave oven should
not be cleaned using steam cleaning
machines. Steam fl ow can get on the
parts under voltage and result in a short
circuit.
The most contaminated stainless
steel surfaces can be cleaned with
nonabrasive detergents.
Then it is necessary to wash them
with hot water and wipe dry.
4.Accessories should be cleaned after
each use. If they are badly contaminated,
then, fi rst, wet them and clean by using
brush and sponge. Accessories may be
washed in a dishwashing machine.
Keep an eye on turntable support and
turntable itself to be always clean.
Door, Door Hinges and Oven’s
Front Face:
1. These parts must be always clean,
particularly contact surfaces between
the door and the front part of the oven,
to avoid any leakage.
2. Use neutral detergent and warm
water for cleaning. Clean them with soft
cloth.
Mica Covers:
Keep mica covers always clean.
Remaining food can deform them or
lead to formation of sparks. Therefore,
they must be cleaned on a regular basis.

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However, it is prohibited to apply
abrasive substances or sharp objects.
Do not remove these covers for the
avoidance of any risk.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Microwave oven does not work
properly:
is the oven plugged into the
main socket correctly?
is the door closed completely?
It should make a distinct “click” sound
when it is closed.
is there any foreign objects
between the door and the front part of
the microwave chamber?
Foodstuff is not heated up or it
is, but very slowly:
did you use metal ovenware?
did you select the right operating
time and power level?
perhaps, you put the foodstuff of
a bigger size into your oven or it was
originally overcooled.
Foodstuff is overheated,
overroasted or burnt:
did you select the right operating
time and power level?
There is a strange sound during
oven operation:
is electric arc generating in the
oven?
is ovenware contacting
microwave chamber walls?
is there any loose tableware or
kitchenware in the oven?
Internal lighting does not work:
if all functions work properly,
then, perhaps, it is a burnt-out lamp. You
can continue using your oven.
faulty lamp should be replaced at
the Technical Service Center only.
Power cable is damaged
power cable must be replaced
by Manufacturer, authorized agents or
specialists being qualifi ed for execution
of these works, to avoid hazardous
situations and taking into account
availability of special tools.
Upon detection of any failures,
contact Customer Service Center.
All repair works shall be carried out
by the qualifi ed personnel.

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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Specifi cations
AC voltage .......................................................................................(See Nameplate)
Fuse ...................................................................................................8 А / 250 V
Consumed Power ..........................................................................1200 W
Grill Power.......................................................................................1000 W
Microwave output power...........................................................800 W
Microwave frequency ..................................................................2450 MHz
External dimensions (W х H х D).............................................595 х 390 х 350 mm
Internal dimensions (W х H х D)..............................................305 х 210 х 305 mm
Microwave oven capacity...........................................................18 l
Weight...............................................................................................18.6 kg
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Press “Open” button to open the door
and remove all packaging materials.
Then clean internal surfaces and parts
using wet cloth and dry them after
that. Do not use abrasive materials or
substances with long-lasting odors.
Make sure, that the following parts
are in good condition:
Door and hinges;
Front panel of microwave oven;
Both internal and external
surfaces of microwave oven.
DO NOT USE MICROWAVE OVEN
in case any defects of the above parts
are found. In this situation, contact
Technical Service Center.
Put microwave oven over the fl at
and stable surface.
Install the turntable support into
a hole in the center of the microwave
chamber and put turntable over it so
that it clicks into place. When operating
your microwave oven make sure that
the turntable support and turntable
itself are inside the oven and correctly
installed. Turntable can rotate both
clockwise and counterclockwise.