Panasonic NE-1064 User manual

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Instructions
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Microwave
Oven
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thisoven,
please
readthese
instructions
completely.

TABLE
OFCONTENTS
PRECAUTIONS
TO
AVOIDPOSSIBLE
EXPOSUFIETO
EXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE
ENERGY..... .......3
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
..... ............3
lnstallation
and
GroundingInstructions.. ............4
How
Doesthe
Microwave
Work? ............s
Safety
Statements..... .......6
Outline
Diagram .........7
How
toOperate
Before
Operating ........9
Heating
A.
Manual
Single
StageHeating .........9
B.Manual
2
or
3StageHeating.... .............9
C.
Programmed
Heatin9........... ...................10
Programming
A.Programming
MemoryPads
for
Single
StageHeating.... .................11
B.Programming
Memory
Pads
lor2or
3Stage
Heating.... .........,........12
C.
Programming
theDouble
Quantity
Pad
for
Multiple
Portion
Heating
...............13
OtherFeatures
A.ToActivate
Program
Lock........ .........14
B.ToRelease
Program
Lock........ ........14
C.ToRead
Program
List.......... .............1S
D.
To
SelectBeep
Tone
Options ...........16
E.To'Read
the
Cycle
Counter ..................1
6
SelfDiagnostics
Failure
CodeExplanation ..........17
Care
ofYourMicrowave
Oven ..........17
Technical
Specifications ......19
Owner's
Record
ModelNo
Serial
No.
TollFree
Service
Information
The
serialnumber
ofthis
product
may
be
found
onthe
sideoftheoven.
Dealer'sName
Tolocatea convenientservice
agent
call
1-888-350-9590
Chefsupport:
201-348-7305
Dealer's
Address
DateofPurchase
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IM
PORTANT
$AFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
Yournricrowave
oven
is
acooking
device
and
you
should
use
asmuch
care
as
you
usewith
astove
orany
othercooking
device.
When
using
this
electric
appliance,
basic
safety
precautions
should
befollowed,
including
the
following:
WARNING-ro reduce
the
risk
ofburns.
etectric
shock,fire,
injury
topersons
orexposure
to
excessive
microwave
energy:
1. Read
all
instructions
before
using
the
appliance.
2. Read
and
follow
the
specific,,pRECAUT|ONS
TO
AVOID
POSSIBLE
EXPOSURE
TO
EXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE
ENERGY,"
found
at
the
bottom
of
this
page.
3. This
ovenmust
be
grounded.
Connect
it
only
to
properly
grounded
ouflet.
See
,.GROUNDING
INSTRUCTIONS"
found
on
page
4.
4. Locate
orinstall
this
appliance
only
in
accordance
with
instructionsprovided.
5. Some
items
such
aswhole
eggs
and
sealed
containers-for
example,
closed
glass
jars-may
explode
and
should
not
be
heatedin
this
oven,
6. Use
this
appliance
onlyfor
itsintended
use
as
described
in
themanual.
Do
notuse
corrosive
chemicals
orvapors
in
this
appliance.
This
type
of
oven
is
specifically
designed
toheat,
cooK,
or
dryfood.
ltis
not
designed
forindustrial
or
laboratory
use.
7. Do
not
leave
children
alone
- Children
should
not
beleft
alone
orunattended
inan
area
wnere
appliance
isin
use.
They
should
never
beallowed
tositorstand
onany
part
ofthis
appliance.
Do
not
allow
children
to
use
this
appliance,
unless
closely
supervised
by
an
adult.
8. Donot
operate
this
oven
ifithas
adamaged
cord
or
plug,
if
itis
not
working
properly,
orifit
has
been
damaged
ordropped.
SAVETHESE
INSTRUCTION$
For
proper
useof
your
oven
read
remaining
safety
caulions
and
operating
instructions.
9.This
oven
should
beserviced
onlyby
qualified
seryice
personnel.
Contact
thenearest
authorized
service
agentfor
examination,
repair
oradjustment.
10.
Donot
cover
orblock
any
openings
onthis
oven.
11.
Donot
storethis
ovenoutdoors.
Do
not
usethis
oven
near
water
- forexample,
near
akttchen
sink,in
awet
basement,
ornear
a swimmino
pool,
andthe
like.
12.
Do
notimmerse
thecord
or
plug
in
water.
13.
Keep
thecord
away
from
heated
surfaces.
14.
Do
notlet
the
cordhang
over
edgeof
thetable
or
counter.
'15.
When
cleaning
the
surfaces
ofthe
door
andthe
oventhat
come
together,
use
onlymild,
non-
abrasive
soaps
ordetergents
applied
with
a
sponge
orsoft
cloth.
16.Toreduce
the
risk
of
fire
in
the
ovencavity:
(a)
Donotovercook
food.
Carefully
attend
appliance
if
paper,
plastic,
or
other
combustible
materials
are
placed
inside
the
ovento
facilitate
cooking.
(b)
Remove
wire
twist-ties
from
paper
or
plastic
bagsbefore
placing
bag
inoven.
(c)
lfmaterials
inside
theoven
should
ignite,
keep
ovendoor
closed,
turnoven
off,
and
disconnect
thepower
cord,
orshutoff
power
at
thefuse
orcircuit
breaker
panel.
(d)
Donotusethecavityforstorage
purposes.
Donot
leave
paper
products,
cooking
utensils,
orfoodin
the
cavitywhen
notin
use.
PRECAUTIONS
TO
AVOID
POSSIBLE
EXPOSURE
TO
EXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE
ENERGY
(a)
Do
notattempt
to operate
thisoven
withthe
door
open
since
open-door
operation
can
result
in
harmful
exposure
to
microwave
energy.
lt
isimportant
notto
defeat
ortamper
with
the
safety
interlocks.
(b)
Donotplace
anyobjectbetween
theoven
frontface
andthedoor,
orallow
soilor
cleaner
residue
toaccumulate
onsealing
surfaces.
(c)
Donot operate
theovenif it is damaged.
ltis
particularly
impofiant
that
the
oven
doorclose
properly
and
thatthereis
no
damage
tothe:
(1)door(bent)
(2)
hinges
andlatches
(broken
orloosened)
(3)
door
seals
and
sealingsurfaces.
(d)
The
ovenshouldnot beadjusted
or repaired
by
anyone
except
properly
qualified
service
personnel.
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ExamineYour
Oven
Unpack
oven,
remove
all
packing
material,
andexaminethe
oven
for
any
damage
suchasdents,broken
door
latches
or
cracksinthedoor.Notify
dealer
immediately
ifovenis
damaged.DO
NOT
installif
oven
is
damaged.
RemoveProtectivePlastic
Film
lf
a plastic
filmhas
beenwrappedaround
theoven
to
protect
the
painted
finishfrom
scratchingduringshipping,
please
remove
this
plastic
film
prior
tousingtheoven.
(However,
all
ovens
donothave
plastic
filmwrapping.)
Placement
of Oven
1.Ovenmustbe
placed
onaflat,stable
surface.For
proper
operation,
theovenmusthave
sufficient
air
flow.Allow
3-inches
of
space
onbothsidesofthe
ovenand1-inch
of
spaceontopofoven.
a.DONOTblock air
vents.lf
they
areblocked
during
operation,
theovenmay
overheat.
lf
the
ovenoverheats,
athermalsafetydevicewill
turntheoven
off.
The
oven
willremaininoperable
until
ithas
cooled.
b.DONOT
place
ovenneara hot
dampsurface
suchasa
gas
orelectricrange.
c.DONOToperate
ovenwhenroom
humidityis
toohigh.
GroundingInstructions
This
appliancemustbe
grounded.
In
theevent
of
anelectrical
shortcircuit,
groundino
reduces
therisk
ofelectric
shockby
providing
anescapewirefor
theelectriccurrent.
This
applianceis
equipped
with
acordhaving
a grounding
wire
with
a groundingplug. The
plug
must
be
plugged
into
an
outlet
that
is
properly
installed
and
grounded.
WARNING-Improper
use
of
the
groundingplug
canresultin
a risk ofelectricshock.
Consult
a qualified electrician
orservice
person
if
the
grounding
instructions
are
not
completelyunderstood,
or
if
doubtexistsastowhether
theapplianceis
properly
grounded.
lfitisnecessary
touseanextension
cord,
useonly
a
three
wireextension
cordthathas
athree blade
groundingplug,
anda three
slot
receptacle
thatwill
acceptthe
plug
on
the
appliance.Themarked
rating
oltheextension
cordshouldbe
equal
toorgreater thantheelectricalrating
of
theappliance.
WiringRequirements
1.The
ovenmustbe
plugged
intoatleast
a 15AMP120
VOLT,60Hz
GROUNDEDOUTLET.
Where
astandardtwo-prong
outlet
is
encountered,itisthe
personal
responsibility
andobligationof
theuserto
haveit
replacedwith
aproperly
grounded
three-prong
outlet
(Fig.
1).
Fig.1
2.
The
ovenmustbeona SEPARATE CIRCUIT.No
other
applianceshouldsharethecircuitwith
the
microwave
oven.
lfit
does,thebranchcircuit
fuse
mayblow,
orthecircuit
breakermaytripor
the
food
maycookslowerthanthe
timesrecommended
inthismanual.
3.
TheVOLTAGE
usedmustbe
lhesameassoecified
on
this
microwave
oven
(120
V).
Usinga highervoltageis
dangerousandmay
result
in
afire orother
accident
causingovendamage.
Usinga lower voltagewill
cause
slowheating.Panasonic
isNOTresponsiblefor
damage
resulting
from
the
useof
theovenwithotherthan
specified
voltage.
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HoW'D6s$'Vffi#
Microwaves
areaform
ofhighfrequency
radio
waves
similar
tothose
usedbya radioincluding
AM,FM
andCB.They
are,however,
much
shorter
than
radiowaves;
approximately
five
inches
long.
Electricityis
converted
into
microwave
energy
by
the
magnetron
tube.
From
themagnetron
tube,
microwave
energyis
transmitted
and
absorbed.
Reflection
Microwaves
arereflected
bymetaljust
as
aballis
bounced
offawall.
Acombination
of
stationary
(interior
walls)
and
rotating
antenna,
located
underneath
the
bottom
shelf
assure
thatthe
microwaves
arewell
distributed
within
the
oven
cavityto
produce
even
heating
or
cooking
offoods.
Transmission
Microwavespass
through
some
materials
such
as
paper,
glass
and
plastic
much
like
sunlight
shining
through
a
window.
Because
these
substances
oo
not
absorb
or
reflect
the
microwave
energy,
they
areideal
materials
for
microwave
oven
heating
containers.
Absorption
During
heating,
microwaves
willbe
absorbed
by
food.
They
penetrate
to
adepth
ofabout
3/olo
1ll
inches.
Microwave
energy
excites
themolecules
in
the
food
(especially
water,
fatand
sugar
molecules),
and
causesthem
tovibrate
ata rate
of
2,450,000,000
times
per
second.This
vibration
causesfriction,
andheatisproduced
just
as
you
will
feel
heat
produced
if
you
vigorously
rub
your
hands
together.
Theinternal
heating
oflargerfoods
is
done
byconduction.
Theheat
which
is
produced
byfriction
travels
byconduction
tothe
center
ofthe
food.Foods
alsocontinue
toheat
by
conduction
during
standing
time.
Because
microwaves
dissipate,
much
like
sunlight
asitreaches
the
Eadh's
surface,
they
are
not
storedinfood.
Radio
Interference
1.
Operation
ofthemicrowave
ovenmay
cause
interference
to
your
radio,TV
orsimilar
equipment.
2.When
there
isinterference,
it
may
bereduced
or
eliminated
bytaking
thefollowing
measures:
a.Clean
door
andsealing
surfaces
of
theoven.
(See
CareofYour
Microwave
Ovenfound
on
page
17.)
b.Place
theradio,
TV,
elc.away
from
the
microwave
ovenaslar
as
possible.
c.Useaproperly
installed
antenna,
toobtain
stronger
signalreception.
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Safety
$tatement$
L. : :. :
General
Use
1,
DoNOT
tamper
with
ormake
any
adjustments
or
repairs
to
door,control
panelhousing,
safety
interlock
switches
or
any
other
part
ofthe
oven.
DoNOT
remove
outer
panelfrom
oven.
Repairs
should
only
bedone
byaqualified
service
person.
2.Do
NOT
operate
the
ovenif
empty.
The
microwave
energywillreflect
continuously
throughout
the
ovenifnofood
orwater
is
present
to
absorb
energy.
3.lf
afire
occursinthe
oven,turn
thetimer
tothe
"0"
position
or
press
Stop/Reset
Time
Pad
and
LEAVE
DOOR
CLOSED.
Disconnect
the
power
cord,
or
shut
off
oower
al
thefuse
or
circuitbreaker
panel.
4.
DoNOT
dry
clothes,newspapers
orother
materials
in
oven.They
may
catchfire.
5.DoNOT
use
recycled
paper
products,
asthey
may
contain
impurities
which
may
cause
sparks
andlorfires
when
used.
6.Do
NOTusenewspapers
or
paper
bags
for
heating.
7.
DoNOT
hit
orstrike
control
panel.
Damage
to
controlsmay
occur.
8.
POT
HOLDERS
should
always
beusedwhen
removing
items
from
the
oven.
Heatis
transferred
from
thehotfood
to
theheating
container.
9.DoNOT
store
flammable
materials
next
to,on
top
of,or
in
the
oven.lt
could
beafirehazard.
Utensils
Useonly
containers
and
materials
specified
bytheir
manufacturers
tobe
for
microwave
use.
1.
METAL
CONTAINERS
ordishes
withmetailic
trims
should
notbe
used.Arcing
may
occur.
2.METAL
TWIST-TIES
mav
not
be
used
inthe
microwave
oven.
3.DoNOT
use
SEALEDJARS
or
NARROW
NECK
bottlesfor
cooking
or
reheating.
They
may
shatter.
4.DoNOT
useCONVENTIONAL
THERMOMETERS
inthemicrowave
oven.
They
may
causearcing.
5.Remove
PLASTIC
STORE
WRAPS,
before
heatingin
the
oven.
6.When
usingfoil,skewers,
warming
rack
or
utensilsmade
of
metal
in
the
oven
allowatleast
oneinch
ofspacebetween
metal
materialand
interior
oven
walls.lf
arcing
(sparking)
occurs
remove
metalmaterial
(skewers,
etc.)
and/or
transfertoa nonmetallic
container.
Food
1.HEATINGTIMES
given
in
the
cooking
guide
are
APPROXIMATE.
Factors
thatmay
affect
heating
are:
startingtemperature,
altitude,
volume,
size,
and
shapeoffoods
and
utensils
used.Asyou
become
familiar
withthe
oven,
you
willbeable
toadjustfor
these
factors.
2.ltis betterto
UNDERHEAT
RATHER
THAN
OVERHEATfoods.
lffood
is
underheated,
it
canalways
bereturned
tothe
oven
forfudher
heating.
lffoodis
overheated,
nothing
canbe
done.
Always
startwith
minimum
heatingtimes.
3.SMALL
QUANTITIES
offood
orfoodswith
LOWMOISTURE
content
can
burn,
dryout
or
catch
on
fire
ifheated
toolong.
4. Microwave
popcorn
which
pops
in
its
own
package
is
available.
Each
brand
ofmicrowave
popcorn
recommends
thattheir
popcorn
be
used
inmicrowave
ovens
listed
ata specific
wattage.For
example:
"Use
in
a microwave
oven600
watts
orgreate/',
or'Tested
in
microwaves
of450
to 1000
watts.
" Follow
popcorn
manufacturer's
directions
andusea
brand
suitable
loratleast
a 650watts
microwave
oven.
5.Do
not
attempt
todeepfat
fryin
your
microwave
oven.
6.Do
not
boileggs
intheir
shellin
a microwave
oven.
Pressure
will
build
upandthe
eggs
will
explode.
7.Potatoes,
apples,
egg
yolks,
whole
acorn
squash
and
sausages
areexamples
offoods
with
nonporous
skins.These
types
offoods
must
be
pierced
before
cooking,
toprevent
bursting.
8.Liquids
canbecome
"superheated"
in
a
microwave,
andwhen
thecontainer
ismovedin
anyway,
thesuperheated
liquids
can
"explode"
out ofthecontainer.
"Superheated"
wateris
hotter
thanboiling
water,
EVEN
THOUGH
IT
DOES
NOT
APPEAR
TO
BUBBLE.
Toreduce
the
possibility
ofthis
occurrence:
Always
make
surethatliquidsare
stirred
vigorously
before
heating
toassurethat
the
liquid
ismixed
with
air.NEVER
HEAT
L|QUIDS
FOR
ANEXCESSIVE
LENGTH
OFTIME.
9.Heat
only1frozen
dinner
orentreeinthe
oven
ata time.lfdinner
orentree
isheatedin
afoil
tray,leaveatleast
1inch
ofspace
between
foil
trayandoven
walls.
10.Do
notuse
paper
towels
orcloths
which
contain
a syntheticfiber
woven
intothem,
such
as
nylon.
Thesynthetic
fibermay
cause
thetowel
orcloth toignite.
11.
Donot
usetheovenfor
anyreason
otherthan
the
preparation
offood.
12.Your
oven
is
equipped
with
a protective
device
designedtoturn
theunit
off
in
the
eventof
overheating.
The
ovenwill
automaticallyreset
itsell
after
ithas
cooled.
(approx.
30-60min.)
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Outline
ftiagram
(1) Digital
DisplayWindow
(see
below)
(2) MemoryPads
(3) Power
LevelSelector
Pad
(4) Stop/Reset
TimePad
(5) Double
Quantity
Pad
(x
2)
(6) StartPad
(7) ControlPanel
(8) Door
SafetyLockSystem
(9) OvenWindow
(10)
Oven
Lamp
(11)
Splash
Guard/Light
Diffuser
Digital
Display
Window
Indicator
Locations
A- Program
ChangeIndicator
B- Double
Quantity
(x2)
HeatingIndicator
C
- Memory
Pad
NumberandHeatingTime
Display
(min.
sec.)
- each
indicator
0-9
D
- Stage
Heatinglndicator
- 3maximum
POWERLEVEL
E- Power
Level
lndicator
Hr(HIGH)
M.Hr(MEDIUM
HIGH)
MED
(MEDIUM)
LOW
DEF
(DEFROST)
HOLD
(Power
OFF)
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E
E
HI M.HIMED
LOWDEF
HOLD

How
toOperate
Before
Operating
Make
sure
the
ovenis
connected
toa properly
grounded
electrical
outlet.
When
the
door
isclosed,
the
display
is
stillblank.
When
the
door
isopened,
the
display
shows,,0',.
For
the
detail
operation,
seethe
page
oneach
feature.
This
oven
ispreset
atthe
factory
forthefollowing:
1.
Memory
Pads
preset
to
High
Power
atthe
indicated
heating
timesfor
singlestage
heating.
1
- 10
sec.
2- 20sec.
3
- 30sec.
4
- 45
sec.
5- 1min.
To
setthecooking
You
can
setup
to99minutes
99
seconds.
Example
1
:To
set15
minutes
45
seconds
Display:
The
displaywill
go
blank
(when
the
door
is
ctosed):
. at
morethan1
minute
interruotion.
'at more
than1
minute
atter
completion
ofheatino
andremoving
food.
The
display
willflash
"0":
. continuously
iffood
is
not
removed.
.
MEDIUM
HIGH
.MEDIUM
.LOW
. DEFROST
.HOLD
The
Double
Quantity
Pad(x2)preset
to
automatically
double
the
programmed
time
ofeach
Memorv
pad.
Exampte:
press
ft?rffil +
\-('rl_./
2.
Program
Unlock.
3.Cycle
counter
setto"0"
onall
pads.
To
setthepower
level:
Select
power
level
before
programming
the
cooking
time.
'l
time. ..H|GH
Press
60.'Al
ury/
6
- 1min.
30
sec.
7
-2min.
8
- 2min.
30
sec.
9-3min.
0
- 3min.
30sec.
2times
3 times
4 times
5 times
6 times
time:
tEJ
l)--l =2mins.
Example
2:To
set85minutes
30
seconds
e,ess
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When
youpress
the
START
Pad,
thedisplay
shows
t hour
25minutes
instead
of
85minutes
30seconds.
When
selected
cooking
timeis
overanhour,
the
display
showshours
and
minutes,
but
the
ovenworks
for
vour
-
setting
time.
Display
Window
@
@
I
tr4
Oven
Light:
Ovenlight
will
be
turned
on,
when:
. you
open
the
door.
. heating
stans.
Ovenlight
will
beturned
off,when:
. you
close
the
door
(no
heating).
. heating
finishes.
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HowtoOperate i;,;:i1t'2'g'
HEATING
Open
thedoorand
place
food
in
theoven
cavity.
Closethedoor.
"0" must
beshowing
in thedisplay
window.
A.Manual
Single
StageHeating:
Thisfeature
gives
theuser
maximum
flexibility
to
settheoventodesired
heating
'@
time
and
power
level.
ldealformenus
thatrequire
various
heating
requirements.
Example:
Toheat
for 2 minutes
at HighPower
2
[Er,T]-ltU:.:
CT_-l[ErrT,:l
.Press
thePowerLevel
Selector
Padonetime.
.Press
theMemory Pads
2,0and
0.
.Press
theSTARTPad.
Heating
will
start.
The
time
on
digital
display
will
count
down.
4. Beep
tonewill
sound. .All
heating
wiilstop.
When
openingthe
door,the [----.;;l
display
willstopblinkins. | .U.J
B.
Manual2
or
3Stage
Heating:
This
feature
allows
you
tosettobeginheating
at
one
power
levelthen
shiftautomaticallyto
a different
power
level
afterthe
designated
amount
ofheating
time.
Example:
Toheatfor2 minutes
at Defrost
Powertor 2ndstageheating
For
Stage
1cooking
1.Follow
steps
1and
2above.
Display
Window
tl
F rc-l
[
/
se
j
For
Stage
2 cooking
1rffia
(.LEvlt
4. Beeo
tone
will
sound.
(See
page
16)
NOTE:
.Press
thePowerLevel
Selector
Pad3times.Indicator
willchange
each
time
the
pad
ispressed. DEF
isnowdisplayed.
Stage2 is
blinking.
.Press
theMemoryPads2,0 andO.
.Press
theSTARTPad.
Thetotaltimefor
bothstageswill
be
displayed.
TheActiveStage
"1"
and
thePower
Level"Hl"blinks.
Theoven
lamp
willbeturnedon.Heatingwill
start.
.The
totaltimewill
displayandcount
down.
.When
oven
shiftstothenext
stage,a
singlebeeptonewillsound.The
ActiveStage
"2"andthe PowerLevel
"DEF"
blink.
.Allheating
will
stop.
When
openingthedoor,thedisplay
willstop
blinking.
Display
Window
t--'l
ll
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IPOq
I
@rl,: ErrTt-l
fmTD
'@
For
a3stage
heatingcycle,
selectapower level
again
andsetthecookingtime
(steps
1
and2 above).
SPECfAL
NOTE:For
bothsingleand2or 3stageheating.
1.While
heating,
onetouch
on
the
STOP/RESET
Pad
stops
the
oven.
You
canrestartby
pressing
theSTART
Pad
or
asecondtouch
onthe
STOP/RESETPad
willcanceltheselected
program.
2.
Onetouch
onthe
STOP/RESET
Pad,
beforetheheating
cycle
is
started,
willcancelthe
selected
program.
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How
toOperate
C.
Programmed
Heating:
Example:
1
stage;
MemoryFad
9toheat
for
3minutes
atHIGH
power
1.
[Ej'
Tl_l Display
Window
,@
Example:
2 stage;
Memory
Pad
3(toheat
for3 minutes
at H|GH
and2 minutes
at DEFRoST)
See
page
12
toprogram
Memory
pad.
See
page
14
toactivate
program
Lock. Displav
window
1(El"
Tl-l .Press
the
Memory
pad
3.
InProgram
Lock
Mode
oven
will
start
without
pressino
START
Pad.
See
page
14. -
.Press
the
START
pad.
Thetotal
time
forboth
stages
will
be
displayed.
The
time
on
digital
display
will
count
down.
Heating
willstart. T--=----:-:=r----r
.When
the
oven
shifts
to
the
next
srage, I I q q i
a single
beep
tone
will
sound. I ' -' J I
.Press
the
Memory
Pad
9.
In
Program
Lock
Mode
oven
will
startwithoutpressing
START
Pad.
See
page
14.
'Press
the
START
Pad.
Heating
willstart.
Thetime
ondigitat
display
will
count
down.
'Allheating
willstop.
When
opening
the
door,
the
display
willstop
blinking.
3. Beep
tone
willsound.
(See
page
16)
,@
3. Beep
tone
willsound.
(Seepage
16)
To
Sglect
Muttipe
portion
Heating:
The
Double
Quantity
Pad
(x2)
is
factorv
set
portion
heating.
.All
heating
willstop.
When
opening
the
door,
the
display
willstop
blinking.
[qiTt
I l-'' I
Display
Window
P PNOG
tl
tl
pPm
Example:
Memo
. r66I;F)
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2.
[ETrll-l
ry Pad
5
3. Follow
steps
2 and
3above.
to
automatically
double
the
programmed
time
for
multiple
.Press
the
DOUBLE
eUANTtTy
Pad.
.Press
the
Memory
pad
5.
In
Program
Lock
Mode
oven
will
startwithout
pressine
START
Pad.
See
page
14.
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