Panasonic NE-1024F User manual

Panasonic
Operati
ngInstructions
Commercial
Microwave
Ovens
Model
NE-l0547
NE-l0247
Betoreoperating
thisoven,
please
readtheseinstructionscompletely.

TABLEOF
CONTENTS
PRECAUTIONS
TOAVOIDPOSSIBLE
EXPOSURE
TOEXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE
ENERGY
IMPORTANTSAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS...............,.....
Installation
andGrounding
Instructions.....
Saietv
Precautions
HowDoes
the
MicrowaveWork?...... ......6
Outline
Diagram
(NE-1
024T)
HowtoOperate
(NE-1024T)
Outline
Diagram
(NE-'l
054T)
HowtoOperate(
NE-1054T)
Heating
A.
ManualSingle
StageHeating.............. ......
.....................10
B.Manual2or
3StageHeating
............. .........
.. ......'......10
C.
Programmed
Heating............. ................1I
Programming
A.Programming
Memory
PadsforSingleStage
Heatin9............. ..."".............'12
B.
Programming
MemoryPads
for2or3Stage
Heating
........... ..........'.......13
C.Programming
theDoubleQuantity
PadforMultiple
PortionHeating ..... 14
Other
Features
A.
ToActivateProgram
Lock.................. ...........
..........-.......15
B.
ToReleaseProgram
Lock.................. ........,..........-.........15
Owner's
Record TollFree
ModelNo.
SerialNo.
Service
Information
Theserial
numberol thisoroduct
mav
befoundonthe
sideoflheoven.
Tolocate
aconvenientservice.agent
call
1-888-350-9590
Chelsupport:
201-348-7305
Dealer's
Name
Dealer'sAddress
Dateof Purchase

Yourmicrowaveoven
is
acookingdeviceand
you
shoulduseas
Whenusingthis
electricappiiance,basicsafety
precautions
shouldbe
lollowed.
includrngthefollowing:
WARNING-To reducetne
risk
otburns,
etectric
shock,
fire,
injury
topersons or
exposuretoexcesstve
microwaveenergy:
1.Flead
all
Inslrucronsbefo,eusing
lhe
app|ance.
2. Feadandfollowthespecific
"PRECAUTIONS
TO
AVOID
POSSIBLEEXPOSURETOEXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE
ENERGY,"loundat
the
bottom
ofthis
page.
3.Thisappliance
mustbe
grounded.
Connectonly
to
properly
grounded
outlet.See
"GROUNDING
INSTBUCTIONS"
foundon
page
4.
4. Installorlocatethisapplianceonlyinaccordance
withthe
installationinstructionsloundonpage
4.
5. Donotcoverorblockanyopeningson
this
appliance.
6. Do
not
store
orusethisaoolianceoutdoors.
Donotuse
this
product
near
water-for example, neara
kitchensink,inawetbasement,or
near
aswimming
pool,
andthe
like.
7. Usethisapplianceonly
foritsintendeduseasdescribed
in
this
manual.
DONOTuseconosivechemicals,vapours,or
non-food
produc{s
inthisappliance.
This
type
ofovenisspecifically
designedtoheat or
cook.ltisnotdesignedfor
industrialor
laboratoryuse.
Theuseolconosivechemicals inheatingor
cleaning
willdamagetheapplianceandmay
resuttinradiation
leaks.
8.When cleaning
surfacesofdoorandoven
that
come
togetheronclosingthedoor,use
onlymild,non-abrasive
soapsordetergents
appliedwitha spongeorsoitcloth.
muchcareas
you
usewithastove
oranyothercooking
device.
9. Donotallowchildren
tousethisappliance,
unlessclosely
supervised
byanadult.
'10.
Donotoperate
thisappliance
ifithasa damagedcordor
plug,
ifitisnotworking
properly,
orifithasbeen
damaged
or
drooDed.
11.Do
notimmersecordor
plug
inwater.
12.Keepcordaway
fromheatedsurfaces.
1
3. Donotletcord
hangoveredgeofatableorcounter.
14.Thisappliance
shouldbeserviced
onlyby
qualified
service
personnel.
Contacithe nearestauthorizedservicentre
for
examination,
repairoradjustment.
'15.
Some
products
suchaswholeeggs,
narrowneckbottles
andsealedcontainers-forexample,
closed
glass
jars-
mayexplodeandshould
notbeheated
in
this
oven.
16.
To reducetheriskoffirein theovencavity:
(a)Do
not
overcook
food.Carefullyattend
appliance
ifpaper,
plastic,
orother
combustible
materialsare
placed
insidethe
oventojacilitate
cooking.
(b)Removewiretwist.ties
frompaper orplastic
bagsbefore
placing
baginoven.
(c)ttmaterialsinside the oven should ignite,keepoven
door closed, turn oven off, and disconnect the power
cord. or shut oft power at the luse or circuit breaker
panel.
(d)Donotusethecavity forstorage
purposes.
Do
notleave
paper
products,
cookingutensjls,or
foodin
thecavity
whennotinuse.
PRECAUTIONS
TOAVOID
POSSIBLE
EXPOSURE
TO
EXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE
ENERGY
(a)
Do not attempt
to operatethis ovenwith ihe door
open sinceopen-dooroperation
canresultinharmful
exposure
to microwaveenergy.
ltisimpoftantnotto
defeatortamper
withthesafetyinterlocks.
(b)Do not place any objeci betweenthe oven tront tace
andlhe door,orallow
soilorcleanerresidueto
accumulate
onsealinqsurfaces.
(c)
Donotoperate
theoven if it is damaged.
ltis
particularly
importantthat
theovendoorclose
properly
andthat
there
isno
damage
tothe:
(1)
door
(bent)
(2)
hingesand
latches
(broken
or
loosened)
(3)
doorsealsandsealing
surfaces.
(d)Theovenshould not be adiustedor repairedbyanyone
except
properly
qualified
service
personnel.
-3

Examine
Your
Oven
Unpackoven,
remove
all
packing
material,andexaminethe
oven
for
anydamagesuchas
dents,brokendoorlatchesor
cracksinthedoor.
Notify
dealer
immediatelyifovenis
damaged.DONOTinstallifovenisdamaged.
RemoveProtectivePlasticFilm
ll a plastic filmhasbeen wrappedaroundtheovento protect
the
painted
finishfromscratching
duringshipping,
please
removethis
plastic
film
prior
tousing
theoven.
(However,
all
ovensdonothave
plastic
filmwrapping.)
Placementof Oven
'1.
Ovenmustbeplaced onatlat, stablesurface.
For
proper
operation,
theovenmusthavesufficientair
flow.Allow
3-inchesofspaceon
bothsidesoftheovenandl-inchol
soaceontoo ol oven.
a.DONOTblockair
vents.lftheyareblockedduring
operation,the ovenmayoverheat.
lftheovenoverheats,
athermalsafetydevice
willturntheovenotf.Theoven
will
remaininoperableuntilithascooled.
b.DONOT
place
oven
near
ahotdampsurfacesuchasa
gas
orereclnc
range.
c.DONOToperateoven
whenroomhumidityistoohigh.
Grounding
lnstructions
Thisappliance
mustbe
grounded.
Intheeventofanelectrical
shortcircuit,
grounding
reducesthe
risk
olelectricshock
by
providing
anescape
wirefortheelectriccurrent.
This
applianceisequipped
with
acordhavingagrounding
wire
witha groundingplug.
The
plug
mustbe
plugged
intoan
outletthat
is
properly
installedand
grounded.
WARNING-Improperuseolthe
grounding
plug
can
resultin
a risk otelectric
shock.
Consultaqualilied electricianor
service
person
ifthe
grounding
instructionsare
not
completely
understood,orif
doubtexrsts
astowhetherlheapp|ance
rs
properly
grounoeo.
lfitisnecessarytousean
extensioncord,useonlyathree
wireextensioncordthat
hasathreeblade
groundingpiug,
and a threeslotreceptacle
thatwillaccepttheplug
onthe
appliance.
Themarkedratingofthe
extensioncordshouldbe
equalto or greater thanthe electricalratingol theappliance.
WiringRequirements
'L
Theovenmustbe
plugged
into
at
leasta 15
AMP120
VOLT,60
HzGBOUNDED
OUTLET,
Wherea standardtwo-prong
outlet
isencountered,
itisthe
personal
responsibility
andobligationoftheuserto haveit
replacedwithaproperlygrounded
three-prong
outlet
(Fig.
1).
Fig.
1/@@
2.Theoven
mustbeona SEPARATE
CIRCUIT.
Noother
aoDliance
should
sharethecircuit
with
themicrowaveoven.
lfitdoes,thebranchcircuit
fuse
may
blow,
orthecircuit
breaker
maytriporthe
toodmaycookslower
thanthe
times
recommendedinthis
manual.
3.
TheVOLTAGEused
mustbethesameasspecified
onthis
microwaveoven
(120V).
Using
ahigher
voltageis
dangerous
and
mayresultinafireorother
accident
causing
ovendamage.
Usingalower
voltagewillcause
slowheating.
PanasonicisNOT
responsiblefordamage
resulting
fromtheuseoftheoven
withotherthanspecified
voltaqe.
-4-

General
Use
'1
. DONOTtamperwithor makeanyadjustmentsorrepairsto
door,control
panel
housing,
satety
interlockswitchesorany
other
part
oftheoven.Do NOTremoveouter
panel
from
oven.
Repairsshouldonlybedonebya qualified service
person.
2.DONOToperatetheovenifempty.
Themicrowaveenergy
willreflectcontinuouslythroughouttheovencausing
overheating,ifnoloodorwaleris
present
toabsorb
energy.
Thiscoulddamagetheovenand
resultin
a risk of
lire.
3.lfafireoccurs
in
theoven,turnthetimertothe
"0"
oositionororessSTOP/FESET
TimePad
and
LEAVE
DOORCLOSED.
Disconnectthe
power
cord,orshut
oft
power
at
thefuseor
circuitbreaker
panel.
4.DONOTdryclothes,newspapersor
othermaterialsin
ovenoruse
newspapers
orpaper
bagsforcooking.Fire
couldresult.
5.DONOTuse
recycled
paperproducts
unlessthe
paper
oroduct
islabelledas
safe
formicrowaveovenuse.
Recycled
paper
products
may
contain
impuritieswhich
may
causesparks,
andresultinfireswhenused
6.DONOThitorstrikecontroi
panel.
Damage
tocontrols
mayoccur.
7. POTHOLDERSshouldalwaysbeusedwhen removing
items
fromtheoven.Heatistransferred
fromtheHOTfood
tothe
heatingcontainerandfromthecookingcontainerto
theGlass
Tray.TheGlass TraycanbeveryHOTafter
removingcookingcontainer
fromoven.
8.DONOTstoreflammable
materialsnext
to,
ontoDof.orin
theoven.lt couldbe afirc hazatd.
Utensils
Useonlycontainersand
materialsspecifiedbytheir
manufacturerstobe
for
microwave
use.
1.METALCONTAINERSordisheswith
metallic
trimsshould
not
beused.Arcingmayoccur.
2.
METALTWIST-TIESmaynotbeused
in
themicrowave
oven.
3. DONOTuseSEALEDJARSorNARROW
NECKbottlesfor
cookingor reheating.Theymayshatter.
4. DONOTuseCONVENTIONAL
THERMOMETERSinthe
microwaveoven.Theymaycausearcing
5.RemovePLASTICSTOREWRAPS,before
heatinqinthe
oven.
6.Whenusing
foil,
skewers,
warmingrackorutensilsmadeot
metal
in
theovenallowatleastoneinchofspacebetween
metalmaterialand
interior
oven
walls.lfarcing
(sparking)
occursremove
metalmaterial
(skewers,
etc.)and/or
transfertoa nonmetalliccontainer
Food
1. ltisbettertoUNDERHEAT
RATHERTHANOVERHEAT
foods.lffoodisunderheated,
it
can
alwaysbereturned
to
theoven
forfurtherheating.lilood
is
overheated,
nothrng
canbe
done.Alwaysstartwithminimum
heatingtimes.
2.SMALLOUANTITIES
oflood
or
JoodswithLOW
l\,4OISTUREcontentcanburn,dryout
orcatchon
fireif
heatedtoolong.
3.Microwave
popcorn
which
pops
initsown
package
is
available.
Eachbrandofmicrowave
ooDcorn
recommends
thattheirooocorn
beusedinmicrowaveovens
listedata
specificwattage.
For
example:
"Use
in
amicrowaveoven
600wattsorgreatel', or"Tested
inmicrowavesoi 450 to
'1000
watts.
"Follow
ooocorn
manufacturer'sdirections
andusea brandsuitable
for
at
leasta 650watts
microwaveoven.
4.Donotattempttodeep
fatlry
'nyour
microwaveoven.
5.
Donotboileggs
in
theirshell
in
amicrowaveoven.
Pressurewillbuildupandtheeggs
will
explode.
6.
Potatoes,apples,egg
yolks,
wholeacornsquash
and
sausagesareexamplesol
foodswithnonporousskrns.
These
types
offoodsmustbe
pierced
beforecooking,
to
prevent
Durslng-
7.Liquidscanbecome
"superheated"
ina microwave,
and
whenthecontainerismovedinany
way,
the
superhealed
liquidscan"explode" outot the
container.
"Superheated"
waterishotter
than
boiling
water.EVENTHOUGH
lTDOESNOTAPPEARTO
BUBBLE.Toreducethe
possibility
of
thisoccurrence:
Alwaysmakesurethat liquidsarestirred
vigorously
beforeheatingtoassurethatthe
liquidismixedwithair.
NEVERHEATLIOUIDSFOFANEXCESSIVELENGTH
OF
TIME,
8.Donotuse DaDer
towelsorclothswhichconlaina
synthetic
liberwoven
into
them,suchas
nylon.The
syntheticfibermaycausethetowelorcloth
toignite.
9.Donotusetheoven
for
any
reasonotherthanthe
oreoarationoffood.
10.Yourovenisequipped
with
aprotective
devicedesigned
1oturntheunito11intheeventofoverheating.
Theoven
will
automatically
resetitselfalter
ithas
cooled.
(approx.
30-60
min.)
-5-

Microwaves
areaformof highfrequencyradio
waves
similar
tothoseusedbya radioincluding
AM;FM andCB.Theyare,
however,muchshorterthan radio
waves;approximately
tive
incheslong.
Electricityisconverledintomicrowave
energyby
the magnetron
tube.Fromthe magnetron
tube,microwave
energyistransmittedandabsorbed.
Reflection
Microwaves
arereflectedby metaljust asa ballis bounced
otfa wall.A combinationof stationary (interior
walls)
and
rotating
antenna,located
underneaththebottomshelfassure
thatthemicrowaves
arewelldistributedwithin
theovencavity
to produce
evenheatingor cooking
offoods.
Transmission
Microwaves
pass
throughsomematerials
suchas paper,
glass
and
plastic
muchlike
sunlightshiningthrough
awindow
Because
thesesubstances
do notabsorbor r€tlectthe
microwave
energy,theyare idealmaterials
tor microwave
ovenheatinocontainers.
Absorption
Duringheatlng,microwaves
willbeabsorbedbytood.They
oenetrate
to adeothof about%to 1'l-inches. Microwave
energy
excitesthe moleculesin thefood(especially water,fat
andsugarmolecules),and
causesthemtovibrate ata rate of
2,450,000,000times
per
second.Thisvibration
causes
lriction,andheatis
produced
just
as
you
willfeelheat
produced
ilyou vigorouslyrub
your
hands
together.The
internal
heatingoflargerfoodsisdoneby
conduction.
The
heatwhichis
produced
byfriction
travelsbyconductiontothe
centerofthefood.Foods
alsocontinueto heatbyconduction
duringstandingtime.
Becausemicrowaves
dissipate,muchlikesunlight
as
it
reaches
the Earth'ssurface,
theyarenotstoredinfood.
Radio
lnterference
1.Operation
of
themicrowave
ovenmaycauseinterferenceto
your
radio,TVor
similarequipment.
2.Whenthereis
interference,
itmay
be
reduced
oreliminated
bytakingthefollowingmeasures:
a.Clean
doorandsealingsulacesoftheoven.SeeCare
ofYourMicrowave
Oven
found
on
page
18.)
b. Place
the radio,TV,etc,awayfromthe microwaveoven
o- rcr o5 Pe--rvrs.
c.Useaproperly
installed
antenna,toobtainstronger
signalreception.
-6-

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Il
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,ziN-
( l't);
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i=:::
--):t;^:'-'
Q) @
Control
Panel
z
m
N)
i
-1
Timer
ControlPanel
DoorSaietyLockSystem
1.Makesureunitisplugged intoathree-prong
grounded
120V
circuit.
2.Openthedoor.PLACECONTAINEROFFOODin the
oven.
3.CLOSE
THE
DOORsecurely.
4.SETA OESIFIED HEATINGTIME.
> MICROWAVEHEATINGBEGINS.Oven
light
turns
on.
5. Youmayopenthedoorwhiletheovenisoperating.As
soonasthedoorisopened,thesafetymechanismsstop
microwave
power
andheatingtime.
Tocontinue heating,closedoor.
Microwaveheatingbeginsagain.
lf
you
wishtochangethetimeduringheating,simplyadjust
thetimertodesired
minutes.
Oven
Window
OvenLamp
SplashGuard/Light
Diffuser
6.
Whentimehaselapsed,
abollwillringandtheunitwilltum
otf.
> Ovenlightturnsotf.
o@
\pj
@
I icl6 t&t
r ri.i D.!
'14.'Iffilo'.,0
r H-rrF
rc'|racr(tr't rfl.s
rIrJc..Fr r:a.tn
!L,i.M5f.*o
NOTE:
'1.
lf heatingiscompleled
BEFOREthe
timer
haselapsed, tumtheTIMER
TO
"0"
position.
Theunitwilloperateuntil
thetimerretumsto "0".
2.Whensettingtimer
forlessthan30
sec,tumtimer
past
30sec
andthen
turn
tocorrect timing.
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NE-'10547
Control
Panel
(1) DigitalDisplayWindov,
(see
below)
(2) iriemory Pads
(3) Por,v€r
t.ercl Selec.torPad
(4) PROG.Pad
(s) STOP/RESETPad
(6) DOUBLEOUANTTTY (x 2) Pad
(7) STARTPad
(8) ControlPanel
(9) Door Safety Lock System
('10) Oven Window with Heawapor Film
(Do Not Remg\€)
(11) Ol/En
tamp
(12) Splash
Guard,/LightOitluser
\f
IJJ
z
DigitalDisplay
Window
Indicator
Locations
A - PBOGlndicator
B- DOUBLEOUANTITY
(x 2)HeatingIndicator
C- MemoryPadNumberand HeatingTimeDisplay
(min.
sec.)
- each
indicator0-9
D- Stage HeatingIndicaior
- 3 maximum
HI iI,HI MED
LOW
OEFHOLD
POWERLEVEL
E
- PowerLevelIndicator
Hr
(HrGH)
M.HI
(MEDIUM
HIGH)
MED
(MEDIUM)
LOW
DEF
(DEFROST)
HOLD
(Power
OFF)
-8-
(1
1)

BeforeOperating
Vakesuretheovenisconnectedtoa properly
groundgd
electrical
outlet.
lvren thedoor is
closed,theDisplayWindow
is
stillblank.Whenthedoor
is
opened,
theDisplayWindowshows
"0".
.cr thedetailoperation,seethe
page
oneach
feature.
Thisovenispreset atthefactoryforthe following:
' MemoryPadsare
preset
toHighPowerfortheindicatedheatingtimes
Jor
singlestage
heating.
1
- 10
sec.
2- 20sec.
3
- 30sec.
4
- 45sec.
5
- 'lmin.
TheDouble
Ouantity
(x2)Padis
preset
toautomaticallydoubletheprogrammed timeof
eachMemoryPad.
Exampre:
press
@ * E;l =2mins.
Program
Unlock.
Cyclecountersetto
"0"
onall
pads.
Tosetthe
power
level:
Select
power
level
betore
programming
thecookingtime
Press
Tosetthecookingtime:
You
cansetupto99
minutes
99seconds.
ExamDle1:Toset15minutes45seconds
Example2:Toset
press
6- 1
min.30sec.
7-2min.
8- 2 min.30sec.
9-3min.
0- 3 min.30sec.
z
m
(tl
5
-1
1trme...
2times ..
3times
..
4times ..
5times..
6times..
..HIGH
..MEDIUM
HIGH
..
MEDIUM
,.LOW
..DEFROST
..HOLD
Display Window
@
@
I
@
,,.".[#l
*ill| *E-;-l
;4-",1
85minutes
E;|30seconds
* q-Jl . E;l + E-;|
When
youpress
the
START
Pad,
the
DisplayWindowshows
t hour25minutesinsteadof85minutes30seconds.
Whenselected
cookingtimeisoveranhour,theDisplayWindowshows
hoursandminutes,
buttheovenworksforvoursettinotime.
Display:
TheDisplayWindow
will
goblank (when
thedoor
is
closed):
. atrnore
than1minuteinterruption.
. atmore
lhan 1minute aftercompletionof heating and
removingfood.
Thedisplaywillflash
"0":
. continuously
ilfoodis notremoved.
Oven
Light:
Ovenlight
will
be
turnedon,when:
. you
open
thedoor.
. heatingstarts.
Oven lightwillbe turned
ott,when:
. youclosethe door(noheating).
. heatingfinishes.
-9-

HEATING
Openthedoorand
place
foodin
lheovencavity.Close
thedoor.
"0" mustbeshor,vinginthe DisplayWindow.
A.Manual
SingleStageHeating:
Thisfealure
gives
theusermaximum
llexibilityto
settheoventodesiredheatingtimeand
power
level.Idealfor
menusthat
require
varioush€atingrequirements.
Example:To heatfor 2 minutesat HighPower
s
Lr)
lU
z
t PowER I
E3
OisplayWindow
il
l- l
FTO]
l_t
se
)
LU-
q,-
1. .Press
thePOWERLevelSelector
Padonetime.
.Press
theMemoryPads2,0and0.
.@ .Press
the
START
Pad.
Heating
willstart.
The
timeintheDisplayWindowwill
countdown.
.All
heating
willstop.
When
openingthedoor,the
displaywillstopblinking.
4. Beeptonewill
sound.
B.Manual
2or3Stage Heating:
Thisfeature
allows
youto set
to beginheating
atonepowerlevelthen
shittautomaticallyto a different
powerlevel
afterthe
designated
amountofheating
time.
Example:To heattor 2 minutes
at D€lrost
power
tor2 stage heating
Displav
Window
- -----l_-=
r -l
,,
fe-Df,
Llq0l
trg
T- - ff-l
I ul
For
a3slageheatingcycle,
selecta powerlevel
againandsetthecookingtime,betweensteps3 and4 above.
SPECIALNOTE:For both single and 2 or 3 stage heating.
1.Whileheating,
onelouchontheSTOP/RESET
Padstopstheoven.You
can restart bypressing theSTARTPadora second
touchontheSTOP/RESETPadwill
canceltheselected
program.
2.OnetouchontheSTOP/RESETPad,beforetheheatjngcycleisstarted,willcanceltheselected
program.
1,Followsteps1
and2 above.
'@
[il;
t PowER I
4;-l
5. Beep
tonewillsound.
NOTE:
.Press
thePOWER
LevelSelector
Pad5times.Indicatorwill
change
eachtimethe
pad
is
pressed.
.Press
the
Memory
Pads2,0 and
0.
.PresstheSTART Pad.
Thetotaltimefor
bothstageswillbe
displayed.The
ovenlampwillbe
turnedon.Heatingwillstart.
.The
timeintheDisplayWindowwill
countdown.
.Whenovenshifts
tothe ngxtstage,a
singlebeeptonewill
sound.
.All
heating
willslop.
Whenopeningthe
door,
the
display
willstopblinking.
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C.Programmed
Heating:
Example:1stage;MemoryPad
I tohealtor3minutesatHIGHPower
1.
3. Beep
tone
will
sound.
.Press
theMemoryPad3.
In Program
LockModeovenwill
startwithout
pressing
START
Pad.
See
page
15.
.Pressthe STARTPad.
The totaltimeforbothstages
willbedisplayed.Thetimein
theDisplayWindowwillcountdown.
Heating
will
start.
.When lhe ovenshiftstothe next
stage,
asinglebeeptonewillsound.
.Allheatingwill
stop.
When
openingthe
door,thedisplay
will
stopblinking.
To SelectMultiple Portion Healing:
The
Double
Quantity
Pad
(x
2)islactory
seltoautomaticallydoublethe
programmed
time
formultiple
portion
heating.
ExamDle:
MemorvPad5
E
@
,@
3. Beep tonewillsound.
Example:
2stage;MemoryPad
3(to
See
page
13to
program
MemoryPad.
See
page
l5 toactivateProgram
Lock.
't.
. /-DorrBr.E)
grui'*J
3. Follow
steps2-3above.
.Press
theMemoryPad9.
ln Program
LockModeovenwill
startwithout
pressing
START
Pad.See
page
15.
.Pressthe STARTPad.
Heatingwill
start.
The
time
in
theDisplay
Windowwill
countdown.
.Allheatingwill
stop.
Whenopeningthedoor,thedisplay
willstopblinking.
heat
for3 minutesat HIGHand2 minutesat DEFROST)
.Press
the
DOUBLE
OUANTITY
(x2)
Pad.
.Press
theMemory
Pad
5.
InProgramLockModeoven
will
startwithout
pressing
START
Pad.See
page
15.
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Programming
- DONOT
OPENTHEDOOR
_
TheDisplay
WindowMUSTbeblankbefore
programming
canbegin.
lf
any
indicatorlightis
illuminated
inthedigitalDisplayWindow:Close
thedoor,
press
STOP/RESET
Padandwait1
minute
untiltheDisplayWindow
goes
blank.
A.Programming
MemoryPadsforSingle
StageHeating:
Example:To
program
30seconds
at
MediumPowerfor
Memory
PadNumber
5
.Press
thePFOG.Pad.
NOTE:
.lf noPROGIndicatorappeared
in
the
DisplayWindow,
"Program
Lock"should
becancelled.
(Seepage
15.)
.Donotkeep
pressing
PROG.Padlormore
than30seconds,orafalsetailurecode
mayresult.
.PressN,lemory
Pad
5.
The
pad
number
and
the
previously
selectedtimeand
power
levelwill
appearintheDisplayWindow.
.The
pad
number
and
Stage
HeatingIndicatorwillappear
intheDisplayWindowagain.
.Pressthe Porrrer
LevelSelector
Pad3times.TheMemoryPad
displaywill
go
out.
.Press
MemoryPads3and0.
.Press
thePROG.Padagain.
Youhave
completed
programming
theselected
MemoryPadfor
singlestageheatinganddouble
heatingtimeformultiple
portion
heating
automatically.
.2 secondslater,thetimeand
power
level
setting
for
single
stage
will
appear
in
the
DisplayWindow.
.2 secondslater,Double
Quantity
(x
2)
Heatinglndicator
andthenthe
doubleheatingtimewillappear
intheDisplayWindow.
.2 secondslater,theDisplayWindow
will
go
blank.
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NOTE:
. Program
the
remaining
MemoryPadsas
desiredbyrepeating steps
1-5.Youmayinsertupto 10memoryPrograms.
. WhenthePROGindicator
isblinking,the
program
canbecancelled
and/orthePaderasedby
pressing
the
STOP/RESETPad.
B.Programming
MemoryPadsfor2or3StageHeating:
Example:To
program
tor2 minutesatDEFROSTfor2stageheaiingusingMemory
Pad
Number5
1.Complele
Steps1to
4or page
12.
.Press
the
POWERLevelSelectorPad
5trmes.DEF
indicatorlightwiI hght.
.Press
the
MemorvPads2,0 and0.
'@ .Press
thePROG.
Pad
again.
Youhave
completed
programming
the
Selected
l\,lemoryPadfor 2 stageheating
and
doubleheatingtimefor
mulliple
portion
heatjngautomatically.
.2 seconds
later,theDisplayWindow
willshow
your
setting
program
as step5 onpage 12.
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.After
allof
yourprogramming
hasbeen
completed.theDisplay
Windowwill
goblank. ]
NOTE;. Programtheremaining
pads
asdesiredbyrepeatingthestepsabove.
DONOTOPENTHE
OVEN
DOOR
during
programming.
. For
a 3 stage
heating
cycle,selectafurther
power
level
and
setthedesiredhealingtimebetweensteps 3 and 4 above.
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C.
Programming
theDoubleQuantity
Pad
- Formultiple
portion
heating:
your
ovenis
lactorysettoautomatically
doublethg
programmed
time
formultiple
portion
heating
- this
is
thecorrect
setting
torheatingmultipleportions
ofmostsmall
foodsitems.NoIurther
programming
ofthe
timeis
necessary
fortheselooditems
Thetimeiequiredto heatmultiple
portions
otsomelargeplaners
and mostbulk
foodloadsisslightly
less
thandoublethatol a
single
portion.
Thi; model
incorporatesa Multiple
PortionHeatingCustomProgram
featurelhatallows
youto customizethe heatingtime
and/or
power
levelformultiple
portions
of
your
menuitems.
Forexample,
ifMemory
Pad3is setfor6 minutesatDEFROST,
12
minutesatDEFROSTisset
fordouble
quantity
heating
automatically.
Howevei,il yourown testshavedetermined
thatthecorrect
heatingtimesrequiredisless
(only10minutes30
secondsat OeFROSTI
tott*o portions, the"Multiple
Portion
Heating
CustomProgram"
featurecanbeprogrammedtor 10
minutes30seconds
atDEFROST.
Disolav
window
I
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2
't.
NOTE:
. program
the
remainingMemory
Padasdesiredbyrepeatingsteps
1-6above.
(You
mayinsertup
to10memory
programs.)
DO
NOTOPEN
THEOVEN
DOORwhile
programming
. When
thePBOG
indicator
is
blinking,
the
program
canbe
cancelledand/or
the
pad
erasedby
pressing
STOP/RESET
Pad.
Example:
To program
30secondsat HIGH
I PBoG. I
Poweron Memory
PadNumber
2
.Press
the
PROG.
Pad.
NOTE:
.lf no PROG
lndicatorappeares
inthe
Display
Window,
"Program
Lock"should
be
cancelled
(seepage
15).
.Donot
keep
pressing
PROG.
Padfor
morethan
30seconds,
oralalse
failure
codemay
result.
.Press DOUBLEOUANTITY
(x 2) Pad.
.Press Memory
Pad2.
The
pad
numberand
the
PreviouslY
selectedtimeandpowerlevelfor
multiple
portion
heating
will
appear
intheDisplay
Window.
.The
pad
numberand
Stage
Heating
Indicator
willappear
in
the
Display
Windowagain.
.Pressthe POWERLevelSelector
Pad
once.
TheMemory
PaddisplaY
will
goout.
.Press
the
Memory
Pads3,0.
.Press
the
PROG.
Pad
again.
Youhave
completed
programmingthe
selected
Memory
Padlor multiPle
portion
heating.
.2 seconds
later,thesetting
forsingle
stage
heating
willappear
inthe
DisplayWindow.
.2 seconds
later,the Display
Window
will
goblank.
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OtherFeatures
A.ToActivateProgramLock:
This
procedure
"Locks"
thecontrol
panel
MemoryPadsintotheir
programmed
heating
times
and
power
levels.DONOTOPEN
THEDOOR.TheDisplayWindowmustbe
blankbeforethe Program
Lockleature canbeactivated.
B.ToRelease
ProgramLock:
This
procedure
deactivates
"Program
Lock"
andactivatesallotherfeatures.
Ovenreverts
to a2touchoperatingmode(Memory
Pad
plusSTARTPad).
DONOT
OPENTHEDOOR.TheDisplay
Windowmustbe
btankbefore
theRelease
ProgramLockfeature
can be activated.
DisplavWindow
1. .PresstheSTOP/RESET
Pad.
While
pressing
this
pad,press
the
PROG.
PaduntiltheDisplay
Window
shows
"P"
(for
6seconds).
.Program
LockFeatureisdeactivated,
oven
is
nowin
"Program
Unlock"mode.
[;;;1
.@
NOTEi
.Do not
press
PROG.Padforlonger
than30seconds
continuously,
or
afalsefailure codemayresult.
.ln "Program
Unlock"
a.Repeatandinterruptfeatures
are
operational.
b.MemoryPads
canbe
programmed.
c.Toneloudness
controlisoperational.
DisolavWindow
'@ .Press
andholdinthe
PBOG.Pad
untilthedisplayshows
'P' and "1".
(for
6seconds)
.Program
Lock
featureisnow
actrvated.
NOTE:.DonotpressPROG.Padlorlongerthan30secondscontinuously,orfalsefailurecodemayresult.
.ln "Program
Lock"
a.Theovenis
startedby
pressing
the
desiredMemory
pad.
Thereisnoneedto
press
theSTART
pad.
b.Theinterrupt
featureisdeactivated-opening
the
doorcancelsthe
remainingtime
onthe
program.
c.Theoven
cannotbe
programmed
untilthe
program
lockfeatureisdeactivated.
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C.
ToRead
ProgramList:
Allows
you
toreviewallcurrently
programmed
Pad
Number,heatingtimeand
power
levelforeach
1. Openthedoor.
,
F;;;I .While
pressing
the
STOP/RESET
Pad,
press
andhold
in
the
STARTPad.
TheBeep
Tonesetting
willshow
in
the
DisplayWindow.
Example;Stage
Indicator
'l:Beep
toneisON
StageIndicator
2:BeePtone
isOFF
2seconds
later,theProgram
Lock
settingwillshow
intheDisplay
Window.ProgramLock
:"PL"
ProgramUnlock:
"P"
.Press
Memory
Pad
you
desired
toread
program.
Example;The
MemoryPad
Number
5.
DisplayWindow
willdisplay;
ProgramMemoryPad
Number5,
first
stage
heatingtimeand
power
level
currently
programmed
on
l\ilemory
Pad.
2seconds
later,thesame
intormationwillbedisplayed
forthe2nd
and3rdstage
heating.
.Afterallsettings
havebeen
displayed,
the
PadNumberand
theStage
Heating
Indicatorwill
appear
intheDisplay
Windowagain.
NOTE:
.lf you
wantto
go
toanother
program,press
theMemory
Pad
you
desired
toread
program,whilethe
informationot
lvlemoryPadisbeingdisplayed.
.lf you
wanttoshow
theMultiple
PortionHeating
(x
2)program,
press
theDOUBLEOUANTITY
Padbelore
pressing
thel,remoryPad.
stage.
Displav
window
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D.To
SelectBeep
Tone
Options:
The
BeepTone
canbe
set.ONorOFF.
Open
thedoor.
@
E
''-
@
1.
Display
Window
.Press
thePFOG.Pad.
Thedisplaywill
notchange.
.Press
the
MemoryPad
0.
.Repeat
pressing
ol 0 Pad.
Select
"OFF"
ofBeep
Tone.
Stagelndicator
l -ON
Stagelndicator2=OFF
.Press
thePROG.Pad
again.
Youhavecompleted
programming
thebeep
tone.
.2 secondslater,
theDisplay
Windowwill
goblank.
.While
pressing
STOP/RESETPad,
press
POWERLevei
SelectorPad.
The
displayshows
thetotalcumulative
number
of
trmestheoven
hasbeen
used.
Example:
.9999 means,
theovenhas
been
used
999900times.
.0020 meansthe
ovenhasbeen
used
2000times.
. lf
thetotalcumulative
number
of
timeslessthan100
times,
the
display
willnot
bechanged.
.2secondslater,
"0"
willreappear
inthe
DisplayWindow.
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5
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E.ToRead
the
Cycle
Counter:
The
oven
candispiay
thetotal
number
oftimesthe
ovenhasbeen
operatedcumulatively.
Greatfor
analyzingusage
ofthe
ovenandtratfic
flowat
the,ocation.
1.Open
thedoor.
I STOP,/RESET I
+
lrr;
u9ry5r.l
DisolayWindow
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lif
lo
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z
This
ovenmonitorsits
operationanddisplays
aFailure CodeintheDisplayWindow
when
aproblem occurs.
Whal to do when a failure code appears:
NOTE:
AbovecodesshowninDisplayWindow
donotindicateallthe
possible
failuresontheunit.
1.Unplugtheoven
beforecleaning.
2.Keep
the
inside
oftheovenclean.Whenfood
spattersor
spilled
liquids
adheretoovenwalls,wipewith
adampcloth.
N4ilddetergentmaybe usedif
theovengets verydirty.The
useofharshdetergent
orabrasives
isnot
recommended.
The
air
intake
splash
guard/light
diffusercan
be
removedfor
cleaning
byremoving thecenter
plugs
fromthetwo
plastic
rivets.Thetopisheld
bytwotabs.
Washinwarmdishwaterandreplace.
3.Theoutsideovensurfacesshouldbe
cleanedwithadamp
cloth.Toprevent
damagetotheoperating
parts
insidethe
oven,water
should
not
beallowedtoseepintotheventilation
openrngs.
4.lftheControlPanelbecomeswet,
clean
with
asott,drycloth.
Donot
use
harsh
detergentsorabrasivesonControlPanel.
WhencleaningtheControlPanel,leave
ovendooropento
prevent
ovenfromaccrdentally
lurnrngon.
Aftercleaning,touch
STOP/RESET
Pad
toclearDisplay
Window.
5.lf steam
accumulatesinside
oraroundtheoutsideoftheoven
door,
wipewilh
asoftcloth.Thismayoccurwhenthe
rnicrowave
oven
is
operatedunderhighhumidityconditions
andinnowayindicatesmallunctionofthe
unit.
6.Cleanoff
grease
anddustonbottomsurfaces
otten.Use
warm
detergentsolution.
7.Cleaninginsidetheovenouter
panel
and
inside
theoven
baseshouldbeperformed onlyby
qualified
service
personnel
aftertaking
precautions
to drainallstoredvoltage
potential.
The
bottom
is
accessiblebyremovingthecentersectionof
thebaseandthe
power
andsensorcontrol
areasare
within
theouterwraparoundhousing.Avoidusingliquids
and
cleaningsolutions
inthese
areas.Useadrysottbristlebrush
oracloth.Reolaceall
oarts-Do notconnectthe oven
tothe
electricitysupply
il
any
parts
arenotreassembled.
CODE CAUSE WHATTODO
F01 'Overcooked lood
.Temperature
ofexhaust
airtoohigh. 'Press
STOP/RESETPadtostop
beep.
'Wait
for
oventocooidownand
reset.
'lt aflameis
Dresent,
donot openovendoor.
'lf normaloperationdoes
notresume,
calltheserviceagentwith
informationoftailurecode.
F33-34 'Defective
sensorcircuit . Unplugtheovenand waitmore
than
10
secondsbeforereconnecting.
'lf normaloperationdoesnotresume,calithe
serviceagent
withtheinformation
of
tailure
code.
F44 'When a padwaspressed
formore
than30seconds
"Detective
pad
orcontrolcircuit
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NE-10547 NE-10247
PowerSource 120V,60
Hz,single
phase
RequiredPower 13.44 1500W
Output' 1000w
Frequency 2,450MNZ
OuterDimensions
(HxWxD) '12"
x2O'/;'x 14'/;'
306mmx 510mmx 360mm
CavityDimensions
(HxWxD) 8'l,"
x
13'x
13'
205mmx330mmx330mm
Net Approximately
34lb
(15.4
kg)
Approximately
39lbs
(17.7
kg)
Timer 99 min
99sec
(Digital)
x 10
MemoryPads
withDouble
Quantity
(x2)
Pad
6minutesRotary
FRONTVIEW
.lEC705-88TestProcedure
Specificationssubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
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