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Precautions

to

Avoid

Possible

poeure

to

Excessive

Microwave

Energy

—

(a)

Do

not

attempt

to

operate

this

oven

with

the

door

open

since

open-

-door

operation

can

result

i

in,

harmful

exposure

to

microwave

energy.

Itis

important

not

to

defeat

or

tamper

with

the

safety

interlocks.

(b)

Do

not

place

any

object

between

the

oven

front

face

and

the

door,

or

allow

soil

or

cleaner

residue

to

accumulate

on

sealing

surfaces.

Contents

Precautions

to

Avoid

Possible

Exposure

to

Excessive

Microwave

Energy.............5

2

Important

Safety

Instructions

..................

3

Qperation

CHECK

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Installation

and

Grounding

Instruction

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Safety

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Checking

Mechanism

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Auto

Weight

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Cook

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Auto

Weight

Defrost

.............6.

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23

The

serial

number

of

this

product

may

be

found

on

the

right

side

of

the

door

opening.

You

should

note

the

serial

number

of

this

oven

in

the

space

provided

and

retain

this

book

as

a

permanent

record

of

your

purchase

for

future

reference.

Serial

No.

Model

No.

NE-9970P

_

Date

of

Purchase

©

Copyrighted

by

Matsushita

Electric

Industrial

Co.,

Ltd.

1985.

(c)

Do

not

operate

the

oven.

if

itis

damaged.

Itis

particularly

important

that

the

oven

door

close

properly

and

that

there

is

no

damage

to

the:

(1)

door

(bent)

(2)

hinges

and

latches

(broken

or

loosened)

(3)

door

seals

and

sealing

surfaces

(d)

The

oven

should

not

be

adjusted

or

repaired

by

anyone

except

properly

qualified

service

personnel.

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Controls

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28

Care

of

Your

Microwave/Convection

Oven

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29

Questions

and

Answers

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What

to

Do

When

Service

Is

Needed:

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Technical

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When

using

electrical

appliances,

basic

safety

precautions

should

be

followed,

including

the

following:

WARNING—To

reduce

the

risk

of

burns,

electric

shock,

fire,

injury

to.persons

or

exposure

to

excessive

microwave

energy:

1.

Read

all

instructions

before

using

this

appliance.

2.

Read

and

follow

the

specific

‘PRECAUTIONS

TO

10.

11.

AVOID

POSSIBLE

EXPOSURE

TO

EXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE

ENERGY”

found

on

page

2.

.

This

appliance

must

be

grounded.

Connect

only

to

properly

grounded

outlet.

See

“GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS”

found

on

page

4.

.

Install

or

locate

this

appliance

only

in

accordance

with

the

provided

installation

instructions.

Position

oven

so

that

controls

are

easily

accessible.

Pull

forward

on

counter

if

necessary

to

clean

cabinets

above.

:

Some

products

such

as

whole

eggs

and

sealed

containers—for

example,

closed

glass

jars—may

explode

and

should

not

be

heated

in

this

oven.

.

Use

this

appliance

only

for

its

intended

use

as

described

in

this

manual.

.

As

with

any

appliance,

close

supervision

is

necessary

when

used

by

children.

.

Do

not

operate

this

appliance

if

it

has

a

damaged

cord

or

plug,

if

it

is

not

working

properly,

or

if

it

has

been

damaged

or

dropped.

.

This

appliance

should

be

serviced

only

by

qualified

service

personnel.

Contact

the

nearest

authorized

service

facility

for

examination,

repair

or

adjustment.

Do

not

cover

or

block

any

openings

on

the

appliance.

Do

not

use

outdoors.

16.

17.

18.

important

Safety

Instructionsinnniinaien

14.

15.

Do

not

immerse

cord

or

plug

in

water.

Keep.cord

away

from

heated

surfaces.

‘

Do

not

let.cord

hang

over

edge

of

table

or

counter.

When.

cleaning

surfaces

of

door.and

oven

that

come

together

on

closing

the

door,

use

only

mild,

non-abrasive

soaps

or

detergents

applied

with

a

sponge

or

soft

cioth.

See

door

surface

eeaning

instructions

on

page:

29225:

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire

i

in

the

oven

ine

(a)

Do

not

overcook

food.

Carefully

attend.

appliance

if

paper,

plastic,

or

other

combustible

materials

are

placed

inside

the

oven

to

facilitate

cooking.

(b)

Remove

wire

twist-ties

from

paper

or

plastic

bags

before

placing

bag

in

oven.

(c)

If

materials

inside

the

oven

should

ignite,

keep

oven

door

closed,

turn

oven

off,

and

disconnect

the

power

cord,

or

shut

off

power

at

the

fuse

or

circuit

breaker

panel.

The

use

of

accessory

attachments

not

recommended

by

Panasonic

may

cause

hazards.

Use

extreme

caution

when

removing

ney

or

disposing

of

hot

grease.

.

Do

NOT

touch

hot

surfaces.

Use

handles

or

knobs.

Save

These

Instructions

Operation

Check

ininininnininniniininnninminninninninini

Examine

the

new

oven

for

any

evidence

of

shipping

damage.

Check

the

operation

when

you

unpack

the

unit

and

then

at

any

time

you

are

not

sure

the

oven

is

working

properly.

A.

2.

3.

Plug

the

cord

into

a

three-prong

grounded

wall

receptacle

(120

V).

Place

glass

tray

and

roller

ring

inside

the

oven

cavity.

Place

a

cup

of

water

on

the

glass

tray.

4.

5.

6.

Close

the

door.

Choose

cooking

power

by

pressing

Power

Pad

for

HIGH

power.

Set

Time

for

2

to

3

minutes

and

press

Start

Pad.

(Oven

light

turns

on.

Turntable

rotates.)

.

After

2

to

3

minutes,

the

oven

will

turn

off.

(Oven

light

turns

off.

Turntable

stops.

Oven

beeps

five

times.)

.

Ifoven

is

operating

normally,

the

water

should

be

boiling.

Note:

If

lower

cooking

power

(example:

Low)

is

selected,

it

will

take

a

longer

time

to

heat

the

water

to

a

boil.

:

Installation

and

Grounding

Instruction

nN

Examine

Your

Oven

pe

erent

Unpack

oven;

remove

all

packing

material,

and

©

examine

the

oven

for

any

damage

such

as

dents,

broken

door

latches

orcracks

in

the

door.

Notify

dealer

immediately

y

unith

is

cones

DO

ade

install

!

unit

is

damaged.”

Registration

Card

Fill

out

and

mail

preaddressed

registration

card.”

Placement

of

Oven

1.

Oven

must

be

placed

ona

flat,

stable

surface.

For

‘proper

operation,

the

oven

must

have

sufficient

air

flow.

Allow

3

inches

of

space

on

both

sides

of

the

oven

and

1-inch

of

space’on

top

of

oven.

a.

Do

NOT

block

air

vents

on

the

cabinet

top.

If

they

are

blocked

during

operation,

the

oven

may

overheat.

If

the

oven

overheats,

a

thermal

safety

device

will

turn

the

oven

off.

The

oven

will

remain

inoperable

until

it

has

cooled.

b.

Do

NOT

place

oven

near

a

hot

damp

surface

such

as

a

gas

or

electric

range.

c.

Do

NOT

operate

oven

when

room

humidity

is

too

high.

2.

This

oven

was

manufactured

for

household

use

only.

3.

This

oven

may

be

built

into

a

wall-cabinet,

if

desired,

by

using

the

proper

trim

kit

(NE-TK95),

which

may

be

purchased

from

a

local

Panasonic

dealer.

Follow

all

installation

instructions

packed

with

kit.

Grounding

Instructions

This

appliance

must

be

grounded.

In

the

event

of

an

electrical

short

circuit,

grounding

reduces

the

risk

of

electric

shock

by

providing

an

escape

wire

for

the

electric

current.

This

appliance

is

equipped

with

a

cord

having

a

grounding

wire

with

a

grounding

plug.

The

plug

must

be

plugged

into

an

outlet

that

is

properly

installed

and

grounded.

WARNING—Improper

use

of

the

grounding

plug

can

result

in

a

risk

of

electric

shock.

Consult

a

qualified

electrician

or

serviceperson

if

the

grounding

instructions

are

not

completely

understood,

or

if

doubt

exists

as

to

whether

the

appliance

i

is

properly

grounded.

If

itis

necessary

to

use

an

extension

cord,

use

only

a

three

wire

extension

cord

that

has

a

three

blade

grounding

plug,

and

a

three

slot

receptacle

that

will

accept

the

plug

on

the

appliance.

The

marked

rating

of

the

extension

cord

should

be

equal

to

or

greater

than

the

electrical

rating

of

the

appliance.

Wiring

Requirements:

eerec

ar

~-T°The

oven

must

be

plugged

into

at

least

¢

a

15

AMP

120

VOLT,

50/60

Hz

GROUNDED

OUTLET.

Where

a

standard

two-prong

outlet

is

encountered,

“itis

the

personal

responsibility

and

obligation

of

the

consumer

to

have

it

replaced

witha

properly,

grounded

three-prong

outlet.

(Fig.

1)

Fig.

1

2.

A

TEMPORARY.

CONNECTION

with

a

two-prong

adaptor

may

be

made

where

LOCAL

CODES

PERMIT

it.

(Fig.

2).

Unless

the

cover

screw

is

grounded

through

the

house

wiring,

attaching

the

adaptor

grounding

plate.

to

the

cover

screw

will

not

ground

the

oven.

If

there

is

any

doubt

that

the

cover

screw

is

grounded,

have

it

checked

by

an.

electrician.

4

3.

The

oven

must

be

on

a

SEPARATE

CIRCUIT.

No

other

appliance

should

share

the

circuit

with

the

microwave

oven.

If it

does,

the

branch

circuit

fuse

may

blow

or

the

circuit

breaker

may

trip,

or

the

food

may

cook

slower

than

times

recommended

i

in

Panasonic

Cookbook.

4..

The

VOLTAGE

used

must

be

the

same

as

specified

on

this

Microwave/Convection

Oven

(120

V).

Using

a

higher

voltage

is

dangerous

and

may

result

in

a

fire

or

other

accident

causing

oven

damage.

Using

a

lower

voltage

will

cause

slow

cooking.

Panasonic

is

NOT

responsible

for

damage

resulting

from

the

use

of

the

oven

with

other

than

specified

voltage.

Plug

In

Oven

When

the

oven

is

FIRST

PLUGGED

IN,

the

colon

will

blink

in

the

display

window

until

the

Clock

Pad

is

pressed.

FOR

PROPER

USE

OF

YOUR

OVEN,

READ

REMAINING

SAFETY

CAUTIONS

AND

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS.

Safety

Statements

General.

Use

1,

Do

NOT

attempt

to

tamper

with

or

make

any

“adjustments

or

repairs

to

door,

control

panel

“housing,

safety

interlocks

switches

or

any

other

part

of

the

oven.

Do

NOT

remove

outer

panel

from

oven.

Repairs

should

one

be

done

by

a

quahied

Seryiceperson,

pees

*2.°Do

NOT

suapate

anoven

empty:

a

iiicrowave

or

Combination:

The

microwave

energy

will

reflect

continuously

throughout

the

oven

if

no

food

or

‘water

is

presen!

to

absorb

energy:

3.

Ifa

fire

occurs

in

the

oven,

touch

the

Stop

Pad

and

»

LEAVE

DOOR

CLOSED.

Disconnect

the

power

cord,

or

shut

off

power

at

the

fuse

or

circuit

breaker

panel.

4.

Do

NOT

attempt

to

dry

clothes,

newspapers

or

other

materials

in

oven.

They

may

catch

on

fire.

Do

NOT

operate

the

oven

empty.

.

Do

NOT

use

recycled

paper

products,

as

they

may

contain

piled

ee

whien

may

cause

@

sparks

ree

“fires

wien

used.

10.

11.

.

Do

NOT

use

newspapers

or

paper

bags

Nae

cooking.

.

Do

NOT

hit

or

strike

control

ol

panel

Damage

to

See

may

occur.

:

POT

HOLDERS

n

may

be

needed

wien

oe

by

Microwave.

Heat

is

transferred

from

the

hot

food

to

the

cooking

container.

Pot

holders

are

needed

when

cooking

by

Broiling,

Combination

or

Convection.

.

Do

NOT

store

flammable

materials

on

top,

or

in

the

oven.

It

could

be

a

fire

hazard.

Do

NOT

use

the

oven

without

the

glass

ceramic

tray

and

roller

ring

in

place.

CAUTION—Door

will

get

hot

sinh

Convection,

Combination

Cooking

and

Broiling.

Please

handle

door

carefully.

Do

NOT

use

the

oven

without

the

glass

ceramic

tray

and

roller

ring

in

place.

Fo

1

od

.

Never.use

your

Microwave/Convection

Oven

for

..

HOME

CANNING.

The.

oven.is

not

designed

to

permit

proper

canning.

Improperly

canned

food

may

spoil

and

be

dangerous

to

consume.

Leave

canning-to

the

proven.methods

of

water

bath

or

pressure

canner.

(See

your

Panasonic

Cookbook

for

further

information.)

_

COOKING

TIMES

given

in

the

Panasonic.

.

Cookbook

are

APPROXIMATE.

Factors

that

may

affect

cooking

are:

starting

temperature,

altitude,

volume,

size

and

shape

of

foods

and

utensils

used.

As

you

become

familiar

with

the

oven,

you

will

be

able

to

adjust

for

these

factors.

.

Itis

better

to

UNDERCOOK

RATHER

THAN

OVERCOOK

foods.

If

food

is.

undercooked,

it

can

always

be

returned

to

the

oven

for

further

cooking.

If

food

is

overcooked,

nothing

can

be

done.

Always

start

with

minimum

cooking

times.

.

SMALL

QUANTITIES

of

food

or

foods

with

LOW

MOISTURE

content

can

burn,

dry

out

or

catch

on

fire

if

cooked

too

long.

If

a

fire

occurs,

touch

the

Stop

Pad

and

leave

oven

door

closed.

.

Do

NOT

boil

eggs

in

their

shell.

Pressure

may

build

up

and

the

eggs

will

explode.

Foods

with

NONPOROUS

SKINS

must

be

pierced

before

cooking

to

prevent

bursting.

6.

Potatoes,

apples,

egg

yolks,

whole

acorn

squash,

11.

sausage

are

examples

of

food

with

NONPOROUS

SKINS.

These

must

be

pierced

before

cooking

to

-prevent

bursting.

(See

the

illustrations

below:)

.

POPCORN

must

be

popped

ina

microwave

corn

popper.

A

microwave

corn

popper

is

available

through.Panasonic

dealers,

model

number.18450.

In

addition,

special

microwave

popcornis

available

in

some

areas

of

the

country.

This

popcorn

pops

in

its

own

package

and

does

not

require

a

microwave

corn

popper.

It

may

be

used

in

this

oven.

If

oven

was

used

for

Broiling,

Combination

or

Convection

cooking,

allow

oven

to

cool

before

popping

microwave

popcorn.

.

Do

NOT

attempt

to

deep

fat

fry

in

your

oven.

.

Use

MEAT

THERMOMETER

to

check

doneness

of

roasts

and

poultry.

If

undercooked,

return

to

oven

and

cook

a

few

more

minutes

at

the

recommended

power

level.

DO

NOT

USE

A

CONVENTIONAL

MEAT

THERMOMETER

when

cooking

by

Combination

or

Microwave.

.

HEATED

LIQUIDS

CAN

ERUPT

if

not

mixed

with

air.

Do

not

heat

liquids

by

Microwave

in

your

Microwave/Convection

Oven

without

first

stirring.

Use

fresh

potatoes

for

baking,

and

cook

until

just

done.

The

potatoes

will

still

feel

firm

to

the

touch,

but

are

easily

pierced

with

a

fork.

Overcooking

causes

dehydration

and

may

cause

a

fire.

Utensils

1.

~

BROWNING

DISH

ON

THE

GLASS

CERAMIC

ae

MICROWAVE

BROWNING

DISHES

or

GRILLS

are

designed

for

microwave

cooking

only.

Preheating

times

vary

depending

on

the

size

of

the

browning

dish

and

food

being

cooked.

Always

follow

instructions

provided

by

the

browning

dish

or.

grill

manufacturer.

DONOT

PREHEAT

;

TRAY

MORE

THAN

8

MINUTES.

>

_

METAL

CONTAINERS

or

dishes

with

metallic

rims

10.

For

FURTHER

INFORMATION

on

proper

cooking

utensils,

refer

to

the

Introduction

in

the

Panasonic

Cookbook.

~-RollerRing

4.

The

ROLLER

RING

and

oven

floor

should

be

»

cleaned

frequently

to

prevent

excessive

noise.

2.

The

ROLLER

RING

MUST

ALWAYS

be

used

for

cooking

together

with

the

Glass

Ceramic

Tray.

-

should

not

be

used

for

Microwave

and

Combination

AON

Pen

ht

ae

ere

Cooking.

Arcing

may

occur.

2

Glass

Ceramic

Tray

-

ve

ae

Pela

tre

Ss

3.

METAL

TWIST-TIES

may

not

be

used

for

_...

1,

Do

NOT

operate

the

oven

without

the

Glass

—

Microwave

and

Combination

Cooking."

rinbt

8

Ceramic

Tray

in

place.

4.

Do

NOT

use

SEALED

JARS

or

NARROW

NECK

2.

Do

NOT

use

any

other

Glass

Ceramic.

Tray

with

this

bottles

for

cooking

or

reheating.

They

may

shatter.

oven.

fm

sien

pee

5.

Do

NOT

use

CONVENTIONAL

THERMOMETERS

3.

If

Glass

Ceramic

Tray

is

hot,

ALLOW

TO

COOL

when

cooking

by

Microwave

or

Combination.

They

before

cleaning

or

placing

it

in

water...

may

cause

arcing.

4.

Do

NOT

cook

directly

on

the

Glass

Ceramic

Tray.

6.

Remove

PLASTIC

STORE

WRAPS,

before

cooking

or

defrosting

in

the

oven.

7.

When

cooking

by

Microwave

or

Combination

and

using

foil,

skewers,

warming

rack

or

utensils

made

of

metal

in

the

oven

allow

at

least

one

inch

of

space

between

metal

material

and

interior

oven

walls.

If

arcing

(sparking)

occurs

remove

metal

material

(skewers,

etc.)

and/or

transfer

to

a

non-metallic

container.

8.

DO

NOT

USE

THE

OVEN

RACK

BROILING

without

the

Glass

Ceramic

Tray

in

place.

9.

DO

NOT

use

Oven

Broiling

Rack

when

cooking

by

Combination

or

Microwave.

Glass

Ceramic

Tray

;

Roller

Ring

‘

fig

ad

at

tN

ENN

OS

AEE

Ad

NOE

A

AE

NEE

oe

PU

EP

ad

OP

PENPALS

LAO

ERE

LANE

EASE

LAE

EA

AA

AEE

EA

Automatic

Checking

Mechanism

“EFFF”

Display

in

Window:

a

y

2

Bi)

y

P)

2

o

if

“FFFF”

appears

in

display

window

remove

the

plug

from

the

AC

wall

outlet,

wait

10

seconds

and

5

then

plug

the

oven

in

again.

5

elf

the

“FFFF”

indication

clears,

simply

reset

the

3

time

of

day

and

use

the

oven.

®

elf

the

“FFFF”

still

appears,

please

contact

the

2

nearest

MESCO

authorized

servicenter.

Power

Failure

etc.:

When

the

oven

is

not

being

used

for

cooking,

the

time

of

day

will

appear

in

the

display

window.

if

the

oven

is

affected

by

a

temporary

power

failure

:

or

the

plug

is

removed

from

electric

outlet

and

then

:

reinserted,

the

colon

in

the

display

window

will

blink.

To

reset

correct

time

of

day,

simply

follow

the

clock

set

instructions.

(See

page

12.)

5

q

7

en

tet

PP

NE

PEE

EEE

NEN

EEE

AEE

NEAL

A

ENE

EEL

ANNE

eee)

Feature

Diagram

iinnnnnninmmnnnnmenneinninn

@

Door

Release

Button

Push

button

to

open

door.

@

Oven

Window

@)

Door

Safety

Lock

System

Before

any

cooking

function

can

begin,

oven

door

must

be

securely

shut.

@

Oven

Light

Will

turn

on

whenever

the

door

is

opened

or

during

cooking.

©

Oven

Light

Cover

Allows

easy

access

to

replace

oven

light.

See

page

29.

©

Oven

Air

Vents

Never

block

air

vents

during

cooking.

@

Control

Panel

See

page

9.

Name

Plate

Contains

model

and

serial

number

of

your

oven.

@

Glass

Ceramic

Tray

Must

be

placed

in

the

oven

before

cooking.

RollerRing

Must

be

placed

in

the

oven

before

cooking.

@

Time

Pads

@

Power

Pad

©

Cyclic

Defrost

Pad

@

Combination

Pad

Convection

Pad

Auto

Weight

Combination

Pad

@

Auto

Weight

.

Frozen

Cook

Pad

@

Auto

Sensor

Control

Pad

@

Stop/Reset

Pad

@®

Clock

Pad

60

Indicator

Lights

(@

Display

Window

ae

_©

Stand/Timer

Pad

©

Broil

Pad

(3

1.0

Pound/

10

Ounce

Pad

@

0.1

Pound/

1

Ounce

Pad

Auto

Weight

Defrost

Pad

@)

Cooking

Guide

(6

Doneness

Control

Pads

Stop/';

Reset

(3)

Start

Pad

Accessories

initrtiinitnneiinevereineimncaiimnnininenniain

Accessories

and

Use

Drip

Pan

=

Bee

ae

-

Spatter

Shield

ee

ne

ae

Glass

Ceramic

Tray

-<

gpatter

Shield:

oe

-

Glass

Ceramic

Tray:

_.Use

with

the

Drip

pan.

‘patter

Oven

should

not

be

operated

Shield

Dele

prevent

seeceng:

without

the

Glass

Ceramic

Tray.

Oven

Broiling

Rack

Oven

Roasting

Rack

Do

NOT

use

this

rack

for

Combination

or

Do

NOT

touch

this

rack

with

interior

oven

Microwave

Cooking.

“

wall.

Arcing

may

occur.

Example:

For

Baking

Cakes

and

Pies

(convection

Example:

For

Beef

Steaks

(Broiling)

Cooking)

Cake:

Pie:

Oven

Broiling

Rack Oven

Roasting

Rack

Oven

Broiling

Rack

Drip

Pan

Example:

For

Roasting

Chicken

(Combination

Cooking)

Oblong

Baking

Dish

Glass

Ceramic

Tray

40S

Accessory

Use

Chart

The

following

chart

is

the

proper

way

to

use

all

accessories

supplied

with

this

oven.

,

eee

ade

i

N

Microwave

Cooking

Drip

Pan

Yes

Spatter

Shield

“No”

No

Yes

Glass

Ceramic

Tray

Yes Yes

‘Yes’

Oven

Broiling

Rack

No

Yes

“Noo

Oven

Roasting

Rack’

«Except

as

instructed

in

Panasonic

Cookbook.

NOTE:

1)

Refer

to

Utensils

on

page

7

in

this

manual.

2)

For

more

detailed

instructions,

read

your

Panasonic

Cookbook.

Cooking

Utensils

winunrinnunauninienavnneayaiginnasienena

gi

enn

Following

is

a

summary

chart

in

which

you

will

find

the

proper

use

of

cooking

utensils

in

your

Microwave/Convection

Oven.

UTENSILS

MICROWAVE

CONVECTION

COMBINATION

BROILING

Heat-Resistant

Yes,

if

heat-safe

to

Glass

(Pyrex,

Corning,

Fire

vee

bi

Yes

_

475°F:

King,

etc.)

Yes

’

Heat-Resistant

(Don’t

use

Ves

Yes

Yes,

if

heat-safe

to

peas

Ceramic,

China

utensils

with

A75°F.

metal

trim.)

¢

)

al

.

—

yea

Non

Heat-

Resistant

Glass

NO

No

Yes

;

(If

Convection

or

Microwave

Combination

was

used

Yes,

if

heat-safe

to

Plastics

prior

to

Microwave,

No

375°F.

No

allow

glass

ceramic

tray

to

cool

15-20

min.

before

using.)

Yes

(If

Convection

or

Plastic

Films,

Combination

was

used

Wraps

prior

to

Microwave,

No

allow

glass

ceramic

tray

to

cool

15-20

min.

before

using.)

Yes

(If

Convection

or

Combination

was

used

Paper

Products

rior

to

Microwave,

No

allow

glass

ceramic

tray

to

cool

15-20

min.

before

using.)

Straw,

Wicker

and

Wood

Yes

No

NOTE:

FOR

MORE

INSTRUCTIONS

ON

THE

PROPER

USE

OF

UTENSILS

IN

YOUR

OVEN,

PLEASE

READ

THE

INTRODUCTION

SECTION

IN

THE

PANASONIC

COOKBOOK.

a

5

|

Controls.

TO

Oc

@

Auto

Count

Up:

The

Time,

Power,

Combination,

Convection,

Broil,

Auto

Sensor,

Auto

Weight

Defrost.

Category,

Auto

Weight

Combination

Cook

Category,

Auto

Weight

Frozen

Cook

Category,

1.0

lb./10

oz.,

and

0.1:1b./1

02.

pads

are

all

equipped

with

the

Auto

Count

Up

feature.

By

“holding

your

finger

on

the

pad,

the

readout

in

the

display

window

will

count

up.

After

~

reaching

the

maximum

function,

the

display

will

return-to

the

starting

point

and

continue

to

count.up.

To

stop

the

readout

simply

remove

your

finger

from

the

pad.

Example:

Auto

Weight

Combination

Pad,

1.0

Ib./10

oz.

Pad,

0.1

Ib./1

02.

Pad

ae

le

Sh

le.

i

LO

=p

4

“Ib.

Auto

Weight

i.

4D

1b.

PAG.

cc

asrgcne

oe.

ees

oe

Combination

Pad

bar

(1-16

Ib.)

3

7

.1-0.9

Ib.

nm

(1-7

category)

c

c-u

lb

Li.

P

ib

1

ra

no

go

ne

abeecnas

ics

|

-U..-

Ib

bye

he

(Auto

Weight)

@

Clock

Pad:

When

oven

is

first

plugged

in,

the

colon

in

the

display

window

will

blink.

To

set

clock

Step

1.

Enter

time

of

day

by

pressing

appropriate

Time

Pads.

>

Time

appears

in

display

window;

colon

is

blinking.

Example:

To

set

11:25

(a.m.

or

p.m.),

Touch

Time

Pads

from

left

to

right

as

follows:

once

twice

|

5times

Step

2.

Touch

Clock

Pad.

>

Colon

stops

blinking;

time

of

day

is

entered

and

locked

into

display.

2.

Time

Pads:

1.

Basic

Time

Setting—Broil,

Stand/Timer

and

Alt

Microwave

power

levels

except

LOW.

10-4

AOL

eA

“MIN.”

MIN.

SEC.

..SEC

-

The

Pads

serve

as

a

10

minute

pad,

1

minute

pad:

10

second

pad

and

4

second

pad

from

the

left,

ang

can

be

programmed

up.

to.99

minutes

_

99

seconds.

Example

1:

To

set

13

minutes

45

peconds

Touch:

-10

MIN

Pad:

once

1

MIN

Pad:

3times

—

10

SEC

Pad:

4

times

1

SEC

Pad:

5

times

Example

2:

To

set

30

seconds

Touch:

10

SEC

Pad:

3

times

2.

LOW

Microwave

power,

Combination

and

Convection

The

Pads

serve

as

a

1

hour

pad,

an

inoperable

pad,

10

minute

pad

and

1

minute

pat

from

the

left,

and

can

be

programmed

up

to

9

hours

99

minutes.

Example

1:

To

set

2

hours

25

minutes

Touch;

1

HOUR

Pad:

twice

10

MIN

Pad:

twice

1

MIN

Pad:

5

times

Example

2:

To

set

45

minutes

Touch;

seats:

as

10

MIN

Pad:

4

times

{1

MIN

Pad:

5

times

Note:

When

LOW

Microwave

power,

Combination

and

Convection

are

programmed

for

1

hour

or

longer,

the

time

in

the

display

window

counts

down

minute

by

minute.

When

less

than

59

minutes

(59

00)

remain,

the

time

counts

down

second

by

second.

©

Power

Pad:

Automatically

counts

down

from

High

to

Warm

by

holding

your

finger

on

the

Pad.

The

following

is

the

approximate

wattage

for

each

power

level.

10

1

HOUR

“H”

MIN

HIGH

power

(700

watis/Full

power)

M.

LOW

power

(360

watts/50%

power)

M.

HIGH

power

(650

watts/90%

power)

LOW

power

(200

waits/30%

power)

MEDIUM

power

(490

watts/70%

power)

WARMpower

(

70

watts/10%

power)

@

Cyclic

Defrost

Pad:

When

DEFROST

is

selected,

the

automatic

cycle

divides

the

defrosting

time

into

8

periods

which

alternate

between

defrost

and

stand.

The

wattage

of

BEF

RQOE

power

is

approximate

245

watts/35%

power.

Note:

When

oven

is

operating

at

DEFROST

power,

DEF

indicator

light

blinks.

The

light

remains

on,

but

does

not

blink

during

built-in

stand

time.

@

Stand/Timer

Pad:

This

feature

allows

you

to

program

a

Stand

Time

after

caaangl

is

complete

This

sale

can

also

be

used

to

program

ee

oven

as

a

minute

timer.

nig

@

©

Combination

Pad:

Automatically

counts-up

for

the

desired.

Combination

setting.

There

are

4

Combination

settings.

Refer

to

the

Panasonic

Cookbook

for

proper

use.

Convection

Pad:

*

Automatically

counts-up

in

25°F.

increments

from

200°F.

to

ATS,

‘Touching

Convection

pad

during

preheating

or

cooking

shows

the

temperature

you

programmed

i

in

display

window.

Auto

Preheat

(Convection):

Automatically

preheats

the

oven

to

the

desired.

convection

oven

‘temperature.

Set

oven

temperature

and

touch

the

Start

Pad.

“‘P”

appears

in

disp

y

window.

When

oven

is

preheated,

three

beeps

will

sound

and

“P’

will

begin

to

blink

in

display

window.

If

oven

door

is

not

opened

after

preheating,

oven

will

maintain

the

selected

temperature

for

30

minutes.

After

30

minutes,

the

oven

will

shut

off

ay

Broil

Pad:

:

Automatically

counts-up

for

the

desired

Broil

See

“There

are

2

Broil

settings.

Refer

to

the

Panasonic

Cookbook

for

proper

use.

Auto

Preheat

(Broil):

Automatically

preheats

the

oven.

Press

Broil

Pad

to

select

the

setting

1

or

2,

and

touch

the

Start

Pad.

‘“‘P”

appears

in

display

window.

When

oven

is

preheated,

three

beeps

will

sound

and

‘‘P”

will

begin

to

blink

in

display

window.

Auto

Weight

Combination

Pad:

This

feature

allows

you

to

cook

meat

or

poultry

by

weight.

Choose

a

cook

category

and

program

the

weight

of

the

food.

Weight

must

be

programmed

i

in

pounds

and

tenths

of

a

pound.

For

further

information

on

Auto

Weight

Combination

Cook,

refer

to

Introduction

in

the

Panasonic

Cookbook.

Press

this

pad

to

select

the

appropriate

cook

category

1

through

7.

Listed

below

are

the

-

recommended

foods

and

maximum

weight

limits

for

each

ey,

Note:

1)

The

shape

and

size

of

the

food

will

determine

the

maximum

weight

the

oven

can

accommodate.

Auto

Weight

Frozen

Cook

Pad:

This

feature

allows

you

to

cook

frozen

convenience

foods

by

weight.

Choose

a

frozen

cook

category

and

program

the

weight

of

the

food.

Weight

must

be

programmed

in

ounces.

For

further

information

on

Auto

Weight

Frozen

Cook,

refer

to

introduction

in

the

Panasonic

Cookbook.

Press

this

pad

to

select

the

appropriate

cook

category

1

through

5.

Listed

below

are

the

recommended

foods

and

maximum

weight

limits

for

each

sauiats

~14—

(Auto

Weight)

@

Auto

Weight

Defrost

Pad:

seen

This

feature

allows

you

to

defrost

meat,

poultry

or

seafood

by

weight..

Choose

a

defrosting

category

and

program

the

weight

of

the

food.

Weight

must

be

programmed

in

pounds

and

-.

tenths

of

a

pound.

For

further

information

on

Auto

Weight

Defrost,

refer

to

Introduction

in.

-

the

Panasonic

Cookbook.

x

iia

coasts

Cin

ta he

nies

Press

this

pad

to

select

the

appropriate

defrosting

category

4

through

3.

Listed

below

are

the

recommended

foods

and

maximum

weight

limits

for

each

category.

.

Met

aes

ee

me

(Auto

Weight)

Note:

The

shape

and

size

of

the

food

will

determine

the

maximum

weight

the

oven

can

accommodate.

@®

1.0

Pound/10

Ounce

Pad:

Press

this

pad

to

program

the

weight

of

your

food

by

whole

pounds

or

by

10

ounces.

For

Auto

Weight

Combination

Cook

and

Auto

Weight

Defrost

this

pad

is

used

in

the

pound

capacity.

For

Auto

Weight

Frozen

Cook,

this

pad

is

used

in

the

10

ounce

capacity.

An

Auto.

Weight

feature

must

be

selected

before

putting

in

the

weight

of

the

food.

a

@

0.1

Pound/1

Ounce

Pad:

Press

this

pad

to

program

the

weight

of

your

food

by

tenths

of

a

pound

or

by

ounces.

To

convert

ounces

into

tenths

of

a

pound,

see

conversion

chart

in

the

Introduction

of

the

Panasonic

Cookbook.

For

Auto

Weight

Combination

Cook

and

Auto

Weight

Defrost

this

pad

is

used

in

the

tenths

of

a

pound

capacity.

For

Auto

Weight

Frozen

Cook

this

pad

is

used

in

the

single

ounce

capacity.

An

Auto

Weight

feature

must

be

selected

before

putting

in

the

weight

of

the

food.

@®

Auto

Sensor

Control

Pads:

Press

desired

control

pad

designated

for

your

food.

The

appropriate

food

Panasonic NE-9970P User manual

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