Oster OMW1480 User manual

Owner sManual
MICROWAVE OVEN
OMW1480
Pleasereadtheseinstructionscarefullybeforeinstalling and operating theoven.
Re
cordinthespace belowtheSERIALNO.foundonthenameplateonyourovenand retain
thisinformation 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
PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETOEXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE ENERGY ..
IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS ....
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS. .....
UTENSILSGUIDE .
COOKINGTECHNIQUES
BEFOREYOUCALLFORSERVICE .
SPECIFICATIONS .
PARTNAMES . ...
CONTROLPANEL ... ..
OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS ....
ABOUT “MENU COOKING”SETTINGS ... .
CLEANINGANDCARE .
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IMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
When usingelectricalappliances, basic
safetyprecautionsshouldbefollowed,
includingthe following:
WARNING - Toreducethe risk ofburns,
electricshock, fire, injurytopersonsor
exposuretoexcessivemicrowaveenergy:
1.Read all instructionsbeforeusingthe
appliance.
2.Read and followthe specific
“PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLE
EXPOSURE TOEXCESSIVE MICROWAVE
ENERGY”on page1.
3.Select alevelsurfacethat provides
enoughopen spaceforthe intake
and/oroutlet vents.Aminimum
clearanceof3inchesisrequired
between the oven and anyadjacent
wall. One side must beopen. Leavea
minimumclearanceof3inchesabove
the oven. Donot coverorblock any
openingson the appliance. Donot
removefeet fromthe bottomofthe
oven.This appliancemust be
grounded. Connected onlytoproperly
grounded outlet. See “GROUNDING
INSTRUCTIONS ”on page3.
4. Someproductssuchaswholeeggs
and sealed containers, forexample,
closed glass jarsmayexplode and
shouldnot beheated inthisoven.
5. Usethisapplianceonlyforitsintended
useasdescribed inthismanual. Donot
usecorrosivechemicalsorvaporsin
thisappliance.Thistypeofoven is
specificallydesigned toheat, cookor
dryfood. It isnot designed forindustrial
orlaboratoryuse.
6. Aswithanyappliance, close
supervision isnecessarywhen used by
children.
7. Toreducetherisk offireintheoven
cavity:
a.Donot overcookfood. Carefully
attend applianceifpaper, plasticor
othercombustiblematerialsare
placed inside the oven tofacilitate
cooking.
b. Removewiretwist-tiesfrompaperor
plasticbagsbeforeplacingbagin
oven.
c.Ifmaterialsinsidetheovenshould
ignite,keepovendoorclosed,
turnovenoff, and disconnectthe
powercordorshutoff powerat
thefuse orcircuitbreakerpanel.
d.Donot usethe cavityforstorage
purposes. Donot leavepaper
products, cookingutensilsorfood in
the cavitywhen not inuse.
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8. Microwaveheatingofbeveragecan
result indelayed eruptiveboiling,
thereforecarehastobetaken when
handlethe container.
9. Donot deepfryfood inthe microwave.
It isdifficult tocontrolthe fat which
couldcauseafirehazard.
10. Piercefoodswithheavyskinssuchas
potatoes, wholesquash, applesand
chestnutsbeforecooking.
11. The contentsoffeedingbottlesand
babyjarsshouldbestirred orshaken
and the temperatureshouldbe
checked
beforeservinginordertoavoidburns.
12. Cookingutensilsmaybecomehot
becauseofheat transferred fromthe
heated food. Potholdersmaybe
needed tohandlethe utensil.
13. Donot coverorblock anyopeningson
the appliance.
14. Donot storeorusethisappliance
outdoors. Donot usethisproduct near
water, forexample, nearakitchen sink,
inawet basement, ornearaswimming
pool, and the like.
15. Donot operatethisapplianceifit hasa
damaged cordoraplug, ifit isnot
workingproperlyorifit hasbeen
damaged ordropped.
16. Donot immersecordorpluginwater.
Keepcordawayfromheated surface.
Donot let cordhangoveredgeoftable
orcounter.
17. Useonlythermometerswhichare
specificallydesigned forusein
microwaveovens.
18. Donot operateanyheatingorcooking
appliancebeneaththisappliance.
19. Becertainthe glass trayand rollerring
areinplacewhenyouoperatethe
oven.
20. WARNING: It ishazardousforanyone
otherthan atrained person tocarryout
anyserviceorrepairoperation which
involvesthe removalofanycover
whichgivesprotection against
exposuretomicrowaveenergy.If
thereisanydamage,do notoperate
the oven and contactyourdealeror
manufacturerauthorized servicer.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
Thisappliancemustbegrounded.Inthe eventofan electricalshortcircuit, grounding
reducesrisk ofelectricshock byprovidingan escapewireforthe electriccurrent.
WARNING: Improperuseofthe groundingplugcan result inarisk ofelectricshock.
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Electrical Requirements
Theelectricalrequirementsarea120volt60 Hz,AConly,20amp.It isrecommended that
aseparatecircuitservingonlytheoven beprovided.Theoven isequipped witha3-prong
groundingplug.It mustbeplugged intoawall receptaclethatisproperlyinstalled and
grounded.
Extension Cord
Ifitisnecessarytousean extension cord,useonlya3-wireextension cordthathasa3
blade groundingplugand a3-slotreceptaclethatwill acceptthe plugon themicrowave
oven.Themarked ratingofthe extension cordshall beequaltoorgreaterthanthe
electricalratingofthe appliance.
Notes: 1.Ifyou haveanyquestionsaboutthe groundingorelectricalinstructions,consult
aqualified electrician orserviceperson.
2.Neithermanufacturernorthe dealercan acceptanyliabilityfordamagetothe
oven orpersonalinjuryresultingfromfailuretoobservethe electricalconnection
procedures.
RadioorTVInterference
Shouldtherebeanyinterferencecaused bythemicrowaveoven toyourradioorTV,check
thatthemicrowaveoven ison adifferent circuit, relocatedtheradioorTVasfarawayfrom
the oven asfeasibleorcheck position and signalofreceivingantenna.
UTENSILS GUIDE
Thissectionlistswhichutensilscanbeusedinthemicrowave,whichoneshavelimited
useforshort periods, and whichonesshouldnot beused inthe microwave.
Recommended
·Microwavebrowning dish —Usetobrownthe exteriorofsmall itemssuchassteaks,
chops, orpancakes. Followthe directionsprovided withyourbrowningdish.
· Microwaveableplasticwrap —Usetoretainsteam. Leaveasmall openingforsome
steamtoescapeand avoidplacingit directlyon the food.
·Papertowelsand napkins —Useforshort-termheatingand covering; theseabsorb
excess moistureand prevent spattering. Donot userecycled papertowels, whichmay
containmetaland couldignite.
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·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.Toprevent
overcooking,placedelicateareas,suchas
asparagustips,towardthecenterofthe
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
Microwaveenergyisattracted towater
molecules. Food that isuneven inmoisture
content shouldbecovered orallowed to
stand sothat the heat disperseevenly.Add
asmall amount ofwatertodryfood tohelp
it cook.
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BEFORE YOU CALL FORSERVICE
Ifthe oven failstooperate:
A)Check toensurethat the oven is
plugged insecurely. Ifit isnot, removethe
plugfromthe outlet, wait 10 secondsand
plugit inagainsecurely.
B)Check forablowncircuit fuseora
tripped maincircuit breaker. Ifthese
seemtobeoperatingproperly, test the
outlet withanotherappliance.
C)Check toensurethatthe controlpanel
isprogrammed correctlyand the timeris
set.
C)Check toensurethat the dooris
securelyclosed engagingthe doorsafety
lock system. Otherwise, the microwave
energywill not flowintothe oven.
IFNONEOFTHEABOVE RECTIFYTHESITUATION,THENCONTACTAQUALIFIED
TECHNICIAN. DO NOTTRYTOADJUSTORREPAIRTHEOVENYOURSELF.
SPECIFICATIONS
PowerConsumption:
Output:
Operation Frequency:
Outside Dimensions(H×W×D):
Oven CavityDimensions(H×W×D):
Oven Capacity:
CookingUniformity:
Net Weight:
120V~60Hz, 1450W
1000W
2450MHz
12 5/8”×21 7/8”×19 5/16”in.
9 15/16”×14 15/16”×15 7/8”in.
1.4cu.ft
TurntableSystem(Φ13”)
Approx. 43.3lbs.
PART NAMES
①DoorSafetyLock System
②Oven Window
③Oven AirVent
④Shaft
⑤Roller
⑥Glass Tray
⑦ControlPanel
DO NOTREMOVE THECARDBOARD OVENAIRVENTCOVERTHATISINSIDETHEMICROWAVE!

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CONTROLPANEL
(Alsosee following pages formoredetail.)
DISPLAY
Cookingtime, power, indicatorsand
present timearedisplayed.
MENU COOKING:
BAKEDPOTATOBEVERAGE/SOUP
SEAFOODPOPCORN
FROZENDINNERPIZZA
FRESHVEGETABLES REHEAT
FROZENVEGETABLES
Allowsyou toreheat orcookfood
automaticallywithout enteringpowerlevel
ortime.
POWER/MUSIC
Usetosetpowerlevelorselectthe kind of
remindersignal.
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.
MORE/LESS
Addsorreducesthe cookingtimeofmenu
cooking.
TIMER
You can usethe TIMERfunction
independently, even whileacooking
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NUMBERPADS(0-9)
Touchtoset times, powerlevel, weight or
amountsoffood.
CLOCK
Touchtoset the clock.
RESET
Clearsall previoussettingsiftouched
beforecookingstarts.
TURNTABLE
Touchtoturnturntableon oroff.
START/STOP
Touchwherethe [start/stop]istostartor
stopcooking
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
BEEPS DURING OVENSETTINGS
ONEBEEP: Oven acceptsthe entry.
TWO BEEPS: Oven doesnot accept the
entry, check and tryagain.
SETTING THECLOCK
1.TouchCLOCKpad.Thisisa12 hour
clock system.
2.TouchCLOCKpad oncemore.Thisis
a24 hourclock system.
3.Usethe numberpadstoenterthe
correcttime.Ifyou selected12 hour
clock system,the digitalclock allows
youtosetfrom1:00 to12:59.Ifyou
selected 24hourclock system,the
digitalclock allowsyou tosetfrom
0:00 to23:59.You must touchat least
three numberstoset the clock(one for
hourand twoforminutes).
4.TouchCLOCKpad.The clock starts
counting.
NOTE:
When the oven isfirst plugged inor
when powerresumesafterapower
interruption, the displaywill show
ENTERCLOCKTIME, ifyou prefer
tonot havethe clock displayed, touch
RESETpad.You can check the clock
timewhilecookingisinprogress by
touchingthe 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.
·Alongbeepwill sound at the end.
TIMECOOKING
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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
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.MultistageCooking
Youcan programoven for4cooking
stages.Eachstagecan be
programmed withadifferentpower
leveland time.Toprogram2-stage,
3-stageor4-stagecooking,repeat
the one-stagecookingsteps1and 2
and touchSTART.Theoven will
automaticallyproceed totheend of
cookingstages.
NOTE:
Aftertotaltimehaselapsed,4beeps
sound and END appearsin
display.TouchRESETpad oropen oven
doortoclearEND beforestarting
anothercookingfunction.
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.
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
·Maximumweight fordefrostingis
5lb16 oz.
·Turnfood overwhen oven beeptwice.
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defrosting.
·Aftertotaldefrostingtime, 4beeps
sound and END appearsindisplay.
TouchRESEToropen oven doorto
clear
END beforestartinganothercooking
function.
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.
SETTING “SAFETYLOCK”
The safetylock preventsunsupervised
operation bylittlechildren.
Toset, press and holdRESETpad for3
seconds, LOCKindicatorlights.
Tocancel, press and holdRESETpad
for3seconds, LOCKindicatorgoesoff.
SETTING “TURNTABLEON/OFF”
Formostcooking,the turntableshould
beon;howeverthe turntablecan be
turned off sothat itdoesnot rotatewhen
extralargedishesareused.
TouchTURNTABLEpadandnotethe
indicatorsON/OFF inthe display.
SETTING “MUSIC”
Touchtoselect the kind ofremindersignal.
TOSTOPTHEOVENWHILETHEOVEN
ISOPERATING
1.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
·You can restart the oven bytouching
START/STOPpad.
·TouchRESETtoeraseall instructions.
2. Open the door.
·You can restart the oven byclosingthe
doorand touchingSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
·Oven stopsoperatingwhen dooris
opened.
ABOUT MENU COOKING ”SETTINGS
“MENUCOOKING”allowsyoutocookor
reheatfood automaticallywithoutentering
powerlevelortime.When setting “MENU
COOKING”,check visualguide on pad for
correctsetting.Three “MENU COOKING”
settingsallowyou tocookseveralamounts
ofthe samefood.Theseincludethe
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and “FROZENDINNER”.Afteryou touch
thesepads,ENTERAMTappearsInthe
display.Ineach “MENU COOKING”
category,smallersizefood issetby
touchingpadonce.One dot(·)below
pictureofsmaller-sizefood signifiesone
touchof the pad. The largesizecan beset
bytouchingthe picturepad twice.Two
dots(·· )belowthe pictureoflargesize
food signifiestwotouchesofthe pad.
SETTING “BAKEDPOTATO”
For4to6oz. potatoes:
1.TouchBAKEDPOTATO pad once.
2.Enternumberofpotatoesbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4.Cooking
timesforsmall-mediumpotatoesare
asfollows:
1potato:3min. 00 sec.
2potatoes:5min. 40 sec.
3potatoes:8min. 20 sec.
4potatoes:11min. 20 sec.
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
Forthe large8to10 oz. potatoes:
1.TapPOTATO pad twice.
2.Enternumberofpotatoesbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4.Cooking
timesforlargepotatoesareas
follows:
1potato:4min. 30 sec.
2potatoes:8min. 00 sec.
3potatoes:11min. 40 sec.
4potatoes:15 min. 20 sec.
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
SETTING “BEVERAGE/SOUP ”
For5to7oz. coffee cups:
1.TouchBEVERAGE/SOUPpad once.
2.Enternumberofcupsbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4. Cooking
timesforcoffee cupsareasfollows:
1cup: 1min. 00 sec.
2cups:2min. 00 sec.
3cups:2min. 50 sec.
4cups:3min. 50 sec.
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
Forthe larger10 to12 oz. coffee mugs:
1.TapBEVERAGE/SOUPpad twice.
2.Enternumberofmugsbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4. Cooking
timesforcoffee mugsareasfollows:
1mug:1min. 50 sec.
2mugs:3min. 10 sec.
3mugs:4min. 30 sec.
4mugs:5min. 40 sec.
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
SETTING “SEAFOOD”
1.TouchSEAFOODpad.
2.TouchNUMBERpads(1-8)toselect the
amount offood.
AMOUNT(Ib.)
COOKINGTIME
1 1 min. 20 sec.
2 2 min. 40 sec.
3 3 min. 10 sec.
4 4 min. 10 sec.
5 4 min. 30 sec.
6 5 min. 00 sec.
7 5 min. 30 sec.
8 6 min. 00 sec.
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SETTING “POPCORN”
1.TouchPOPCORN pad.
2.TouchNUMBERpads(1-2)toselectthe
amount offood.
AMOUNTCOOKINGTIME
1(3oz.) 1min. 45 sec.
2(1.5oz.) 1min. 35 sec.
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
SETTING “FROZENDINNER”
Tomicrowavesmall dishes(7-9oz.)of
frozen dinner,
1.TouchFROZENDINNERpad once.
2.TouchNUMBERpads(1-2)toselect
the numberofdishes;
Numberofdishes Cookingtime
1 4 min. 15 sec.
2 7 min. 30 sec.
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
Tosettheoven tomicrowavelargedishes
(10-12 oz.)offrozen dinner,
1.TouchFROZENDINNERpad twice.
2.TouchNUMBERpads(1-2)toselect
the numberofdishes;
Numberofdishes Cookingtime
1 8 min.
2 13 min. 30 sec.
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
SETTING“FRESHVEGETABLES”
1.TouchFRESHVEGETABLES pad.
2.TouchNUMBERpads(1-6)toselect
the amount ofvegetables.
AMOUNTCOOKINGTIME
1 2 min. 30 sec.
2 4 min. 00 sec.
3 5 min. 40 sec.
4 7 min. 10 sec.
5 8 min. 45 sec.
6 10 min. 20 sec.
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
SETTING “PIZZA”
Reheatingaslice(ortwothinones)of
leftoverpizza:
1.TouchPIZZApad once.0:55(55sec.)
appears.
2.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
Heatingawholefrozen pizza:
1.TapPIZZApad twice.4:30 (4min.
30 sec.)appears.
2.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
SETTING “REHEAT”
1.TouchREHEATpad.
2.TouchNUMBERpads(1-7)toselect
the amount (5oz.)offood.
AMOUNTCOOKINGTIME
1 0 min. 18 sec.
2 0 min. 35 sec.
3 0 min. 50 sec.
4 0 min. 55 sec.
5 1 min. 10 sec.
6 1 min. 30 sec.
7 2 min. 00 sec.
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
Thissettingletsyou reheat adinner
plateofchilled leftoverswithgood
results.
SETTING“FROZENVEGETABLES”
1.TouchFROZENVEGETABLES pad.
2.TouchNUMBERpads(1-6)toselect
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AMOUNTCOOKINGTIME
1 2 min. 45 sec.
2 4 min. 50 sec.
3 6 min. 25 sec.
4 8 min. 20 sec.
5 10 min. 00 sec.
6 12 min. 00 sec.
3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.
CLEANINGAND CARE
1.Turnoff the oven and removethe power
plugfromthe wall socketbefore
cleaning.
2.Keepthe insideoftheoven clean.
When food splattersorspilled liquids
adheretooven walls,wipewithadamp
cloth.Milddetergentmaybeusedifthe
oven getsverydirty.Avoidthe useof
sprayand otherharshcleanersasthey
maystain,streakordull thedoor
surface.
3.Theoutsidesurfacesshouldbecleaned
withadampcloth.Topreventdamage
totheoperatingpartsinside the oven,
watershouldnotbeallowed toseep
intothe ventilation openings.
4.Wipethe windowon bothsideswitha
dampclothtoremoveanyspillsor
spatters.
5.Donotallowthe controlpanelto
becomewet. Clean withasoft,damp
cloth.When cleaningthecontrolpanel,
leaveoven dooropentopreventoven
fromaccidentallyturningon.
6. Ifsteamaccumulatesinside oraround
the outsideoftheoven door,wipewith
a softcloth.Thismayoccurwhenthe
microwaveovenisoperatedunderhigh
humidityconditions, thisisnormal.
7.It isoccasionallynecessarytoremove
the glass trayforcleaning.Washthe
trayinwarmsudsywaterorina
dishwasher.
8.The rollerringand oven floorshouldbe
cleanedregularlytoavoidexcessive
noise.Simplywipethe bottomsurface
ofthe oven withmilddetergent. The
rollerringmaybewashed inmildsudsy
waterordishwasher.When removing
the rollerringfromcavityfloorfor
cleaning,besuretoreplaceinthe
properposition.
9.Removeodorsfromyouroven by
combiningacupofwaterwiththe juice
and skinofone lemon inadeepbowl,
microwavefor5minutes.Wipe
thoroughlyand drywithasoft cloth.
10.When itbecomesnecessarytoreplace
the oven light, pleaseconsultadealer
tohaveit replaced.