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thisoven,
please
readthese
instructions
completely.

TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PRECAUTIONS
TOAVOID
POSSIBLE
EXPOSURE
TOEXCESSIVE
MrcRowAVE
ENERGY...... .............3
TMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
................ .....................3
lnstallation
and
Grounding
Instructions ...."............4
HowDoes
the
MicrowaveWork? ......'......."..........5
Safety
Statements............... '.."....-...6
Outline
Diagram ....................".......7
HowtoOperate
BeforeOperating
............... ....'.......8
Heating
A.ManualSingleStage
Heating........... .'.........'.......9
B.
Manual2or3Stage
Heating........... ......'..'..........9
C.
Programmed
Heating ......"........10
Programming
A.Programming
Memory
Pads
forSingle
Stage
Heating"..'......'.....'..........'......-.11
B.
Programming
MemoryPads
for2or
3Stage
Heating".......-.
..."'.'..........'..'-.--12
C.
Programming
theDoubleQuantity
Pad
forMultiple
PortionHeating
.......'....
..13
Other
Features
A.ToActivate
ProgramLock................ .......-.-..-.----14
B.ToRelease
ProgramLock............... "...
".'.'.-...14
C.
ToRead
Program
List.................. .'.....'...'..'........15
D.ToSelect
Beep
Tone
Options........... ...........'.....16
E.
ToReadthe
CycleCounter......,... ...'...'......'.'....16
Self
Diagnostics
FailureCode
Explanation
.'......'.'.... .................17
Careof
Your
MicrowaveOven ...-'...17
Technical
Specifications ......."'.......19
Owner's
Record Toll
Free
Service
Information
Tolocatea convenient
serviceagentcall
Model
No.
Serial
No.
Theserial
number
ol
this
product
may
befoundonthesideoftheoven. 1-888-350-9590
Deale/s
Name Chet
support:
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Dealer's
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ofPurchase
-2-

Your
microwaveovenisacookingdeviceand
you
should
useasmuchcareas
you
usewith
astoveorany
othercooking
device.
Whenusing
thiselectricappliance,
basicsafety
precautions
shouldbe
followed,including
the
following:
WARNING-fo reduce theriskofburns,electric
shock,
fire,injury
topersons orexposureto
excessrve
mrcrowave
energy:
1.Readall
instructions
beforeusingtheappliance.
2. Readandfollowthe specific
"PBECAUTIONS
TOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETO
EXCESSIVE
MICROWAVEENERGY,"found
at
the
bottomoJ
this
page.
3.
This
ovenmustbe
grounded.
Connectitonlyto
properly
grounded
outlet.See
'GROUNDING
INSTRUCTIONS"foundon
page
4.
4. Locate
or
installthis
applianceonly
in
accordance
withinstructions
provided.
5.Some
items
suchas
whole
eggsandsealed
containers-forexample,closed
glass
jars-may
explode
and
should
notbehealedinthis
oven.
6. Usethisapplianceonlyforitsintendeduse
as
describedinthemanual.Donotusecorrosive
chemicalsorvaporsinthisappliance.Thistype
ofoven
is
specificallydesignedtoheat,cook,
or
dry
food.
ltisnotdesignedforindustrialor
laboratoryuse.
7. Oonotleavechildrenalone
- Childrenshould
notbeleftaloneorunattendedinanareawhere
applianceisinuse.Theyshouldneverbeallowed
losit orstandon
any
part
oflhisappliance.
Donotallowchildrentousethisappliance,
unless
closelysupervisedbyanadult.
8. Donotoperatethisoven
ifithas
adamagedcord
or
plug,
ititisnotworking
properly,
orifithas
beendamagedordropped.
10.
11,
12.
14.
9.Thisovenshouldbeservicedonlyby
qualified
serviceoersonnel.
Contactthenearest
authorized
serviceagenttorexamination,
repair
or
adjustment.
Donotcoverorblockanyopeningson
thisoven.
Donotstore
this
oven
outdoors.Donotusethis
ovennear
water
- forexample,nearakitchen
sink.
in
a
wet
basemeni,
ornearaswimming
pool,
andthe
like.
Donotimmersethecordor
plug
inwater.
Keepthecordaway
lromheatedsurfaces.
Donotletthecord
hang
overedge
ofthetableor
counter.
15.Whencleaningthesurfacesofthedoorandthe
oven
that
come
together,useonly
mild,
non-
abrasivesoaps
ordetergentsapplied
with
a
spongeorsottcloth.
16.
Toreducelheriskoffireintheovencavity:
(a)
Do
notovercookfood.Carefullyattend
appliance
if
paper,plastic,
or
other
combustible
materials
are
placed
insidethe
ovento
lacilitate
cooking.
(b)
Removewiretwist-ties
irom
paper
orplastic
bagsbetore
placing
bag
in
oven.
(c)
lfmaterialsinsidetheovenshould
ignite,keep
oven
door
closed,
tumovenoff,and
disconnect
the
power
cord,orshutofipower
at
the
tuseorcircuitbreaker
Danel.
(d)
Do
notusethecavity
for
storage
purposes.
Donotleave
paperproducts,
cooking
utensils,
orfoodinthecavitv
whennotinuse.
PRECAUTIONSTO
AVOID
POSSIBLE
EXPOSURETOEXCESSIVE
MICROWAVEENERGY
(a)
Donot
attemptto operate
this
ovenwiththe
dooropen
sinceopen-dooroperationcan
result
inharmfulexposuretomicrowave
energy.ltisimportantnottodeleat
or
tamper
withthe
safety
interlocks.
(b)
Donotplace anyobiectbetweentheoven
fronttace
andthedoor,orallowsoilorcleaner
residue
toaccumulaleonsealinosudaces.
(c)
Do
notoperate theoven
it it isdamaged.
ltis
particularly
imponant
thattheovendoorclose
properly
andthatthere
isnodamage
tothe:
(1)
door
(bent)
(2)
hingesandlatches
(broken
or
loosened)
(3)
door
sealsandsealing
surfaces.
(d)
Theoven
shouldnot
beadiustedorrepairedby
anyoneexcept
properly
qualified
service
personnel.
-3-

Examine
YourOven
Unpackoven,
removeall
packing
material,and
examine
the
oven
foranydamage
suchas
dents,
brokendoor
latchesor
cracks
inthedoor.
Notitydealer
immediately
iloven
is
damaged.
DO
NOTinstall
iloven
is
damaged.
Remove
Protective
Plastic
Film
lfa plasticfilmhasbeenwrappedaround
theovento protecl
the
painted
finishfromscratching
duringshipplng'
please
removethis
plastic
film
prio.
tousing
theoven.
(However,
all
ovensdo
nothave
plastic
filmwrapping.)
Placement
of Oven
1 Ovenmusl be
placed
onaflat,stable
surface.
Fot
prcper
ooeration,
theoven
must
havesufficient
air
flow Allow
3-inches
ofspaceon
bothsides
oftheoven
and
f inchof
spaceontopol oven.
a DONOTblock
airvents.
lftheyare
blockeddunng
operation.
theovenmayoverheat.
lttheovenoverheats
athermal
salety
device
willturnthe
ovenol{ Theoven
willremain
inoperableuntil
it
hascooled.
b.DONOT
place
oven
nearahotdampsurface
such
asa
gas
or
electric
range.
c. OONOToperate
oven
when
room
humidityrstoo
hrgh
Grounding
Instructions
This
appliance
mustbegrounded.
Intheeventotan
electrical
shortcircuit,
grounding
reduces
the
risk
of
electricshock
by
providing
anescape
wire
lortheelectric
current.
This
appliance
isequipped
withacord
havingagroundrngwlre
wrthagrounding
plug.
The
plug
mustbe
plugged
Intoan
outletthat
is
properly
installedand
grounded
WARNING-lmproper
use
olthe
grounding
plug
can
result
r'1
a riskolelectric
shock.
Consulta qualified
electrician
orservice
person
ilthe
groundinginstructions
are
notcompletely
understood,
or
lt
doubtexists
asto
whethertheappliance
is
properly
grounoeo.
lfitisnecessary
touse
anextension
cord,
useonlyathree
wireextensioncord
that
hasathreeblade
groundlng
plug'
and a threeslot
receptacle
thatwillaccept
theplug
onthe
appliance.
Themarkedratingol theextension
cordshould
be
equaltoorgreater
than
theelectrical
rating
oltheappliance
Wiring
Requirements
t.Theoven
must
be
pluggedintoat
leasta 15At\'lP
120
VOLT.60
HzGROUNDED
OUTLET
Where
astandard
two-prong
outlet
rs
encountered,
itisthe
personal
responsibility
and
obligatlon
olthe
user
tohave
rt
replaced
withaproperlygroundedlnree-prong
outlet
(Fig.
1).
Fig.1 /c@
2.
Theoven
mustbe
ona SEPARATE
CIRCUIT
Noother
aooliance
should
share
thecircuit
wlththe
mrcrowave
oven
ll itdoes,
the
branchcircuit
lusemay
blow,or
the
crrcult
breaker
maytrip
orthe
food
maycook
slower
than
the
times
recommended
1n
thls
manual
3.
The
VOLTAGE
used
must
bethe
same
asspecified
on
th
s
microwave
oven
(120
V).Usrng
ahigher
voltage
rs
danoerous
and
mav
result
in
a
fire
or
other
accident
cauJing
ovendamage.
Using
alower
voltage
will
cause
slow
heatino.
Panasonic
isNOT
responsible
tordamage
resulting
lro; theuse
ofthe
oven
with
other
than
specilied
voltage.
-4-

Microwavesareatorm ofhighfrequencyradio
wavessimilartothoseusedbya radio including
AM,
FM
andCB.
They
are,however,muchshorter
than
radiowaves;
approximately
five
incheslong.
Electricityisconvertedintomicrowave
energyby
themagnetrontube.Fromthemagnetrontube,
microwave
energy
ls
transmittedandabsorbed.
Reflection
lvlicrowavesareretlectedbymetal
just
asa ballis
bouncedotfawall.Acombinationofstationary
(interior
walls)androtating
antenna,
located
underneaththebottomshelfassurethatthe
microwaves
arewelldistributedwithinthe
oven
cavitytoproduce evenhealingorcooking
offoods.
Transmission
Microwaves
pass
throughsomematerials
suchas
paper,
glass
and
plastic
muchlike
sunlightshining
through
a
window.Becausethese
substancesdo
not
absorb
orrefleclthemicrowaveenergy, they
areidealmaterialsformicrowave
ovenheatino
contarners.
Absorption
Duringheating,microwaveswill
be
absorbedby
food.They
penetrate
toadepthol aboul%
to 1'A
inches.Microwaveenergyexcitesthemolecules
in
the
food
(especially
water,fatandsugar
molecules),
andcauses
themtovibrateatarateof
2,450,000,000
times
per
second.
Thisvibration
causes
triction,
and
heatisproduced
just
as
you
will
feel
heat
produced
if
you
vigorouslyrub
your
handstogether.Theinternalheatingotlargerioods
is
donebyconduction.
Thehealwhichis
produced
by
friction
travelsbyconduction
tothecenterofthe
food.Foodsalsocontinuetoheatbyconduction
during
standing
time.
Because
microwavesdissipate,muchlikesunlight
as
itreachesthe
Earth'ssurface,
theyarenot
stored
infood.
Radiolnterference
1.
Operationof
themicrowaveovenmaycause
interferenceto
your
radio,TVorsimilarequipment.
2.
When
there
isinterference,itmaybereducedor
eliminatedby
takingthefollowingmeasures:
a.Cleandoorand
sealingsurtacesoftheoven.
(See
Care
ofYourMicrowave
Oven
loundon
page
17.)
b.Placetheradio,TV,etc.awayfromthe
microwaveovenastaras
oossible.
c.Use
aproperly installedantenna,toobtain
strongersignalreception.
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GeneralUse
'1.
DoNOTtamper
with
or
makeany
adjustmentsor
repairs
todoor,control
panel
housing,
safety
inlerlock
switches
oranyother
part
ofthe
oven.
DoNOTremoveouter
panel
fromoven.Repairs
shouldonlybe
donebyaqualjfied seruice
person.
2.OoNOToperatetheoven
if
empty.The
microwaveenergywill
reflect
continuously
throughouttheoven
ifnotood
or
wateris
present
toabsorbenergy.
3.
lf
a
fire
occurs
intheoven,turnthetimertothe
"0"
position
orpress Stop/Reset
TimePadand
LEAVEDOORCLOSED.
Disconnect
the
power
cord,or
shut
otf
power
at
thefuse
orcircuitbreakeroanel.
4.DoNOTdryclolhes,
newspapers
orother
matedalsinoven.
Theymay
catch
fire.
5.DoNOT use
recycled
paperproducts,
asthey
may
contain
impuritieswhichmaycausesparks
and/orfireswhenused.
6.DoNOTusenewspapersor
paper
bags
lor
heating.
7.DoNOThit
orstrike
control
panel.
Damage
to
controls
mayoccur.
L POTHOLDERSshouldalwaysbeused
when
removingitems
fromthe
oven.
Heatis
transferred
{rom
the
hotfoodtotheheating
container.
9.DoNOTstore
flammablematedals
nextto,
on
top
of,or
intheoven.ltcouldbeafirehazard.
Utensils
Useonlycontainers
andmaterialsspecifiedby
their
manufacturerstobeformicrowaveuse.
1.IVETALCONTAINERSordisheswith
metallic
trims
should
notbeused.Arcingmayoccur.
2.METALTWIST-TIES
maynotbe
used
inthe
microwaveoven.
3.DoNOTuseSEALED
JARSorNARROWNECK
bottlesforcooking
orreheating.Theymayshatter.
4.Do NOT
use
CONVENTIONALTHERI/OMETERS
inthemicrowaveoven.
They
maycause
arcing.
5.
RemovePLASTICSTORE
WRAPS.
before
heatingintheoven.
6.Whenusing
foil,skewers,
warming
rackor
utensilsmadeol
metalinthe
oven
allow
at
least
one
inchofspacebetweenmetalmaterialand
interiorovenwalls.
ltarcing
(sparking)
occurs
removemetalmaterial
(skewers,
etc.)and/or
transfertoanonmetalliccontainer.
Food
1
.HEATING
TIMES
given
inthecooking
guide
are
APPROXIMATE.
Factorsthatmayatlect
heatingare:
startingtemperature,altitude,
volume,
size,andshapeof
toodsandutensils
used.
As
you
becomefamiliar
withthe
oven,
you
willbeable
to
adjust
forthesefactors.
2.
IIiSbEttErIOUNDERHEAT
RATHERTHAN
OVERHEAT
toods.lftoodisunderheated,
it
canalwaysbereturnedtotheovenfor
further
heating.lffood
is
overheated,
nothingcanbe
done.
Alwaysstart
withminimumheating
times.
3.
SMALL
QUANTITIES
ot
foodorfoods
with
LOWMOISTURE
contentcanburn,dryout
or
catchon
fireifheatedtoolong.
4.Microwave
popcorn
which
pops
initsown
package
isavailable.
Each
brand
ofmicrowave
popcorn
recommends
thattheir
popcorn
be
used
inmicrowaveovens
listedatasoecific
wattage.Forexample:
"Use
inamicrowave
oven600watts
orgreate/', or'Tested
in
microwavesof
450
to
1000watts.
"Follow
ooDcorn
manufacturer'sdirections
andusea
brandsuitable
for
atleasta650
watts
microwaveoven.
5.Do
not
attempt
todeep
fat{ryin
your
microwave
oven.
6.Donotboileggs
intheirshell
in
amicrowave
oven.Pressure
willbuildupand
the
eggs
will
exprooe.
7.Potatoes,
apples,
egg
yolks,
wholeacorn
squashandsausages
areexamples
offoods
withnonporousskins.
Thesetypes
oftoods
mustbe
pierced
before
cooking,
to
prevent
bursting.
8.Liquids
canbecome
"superheated"
ina
microwave,and
whenthecontaineris
movedin
anyway,the
superheatedliquidscan
"explode"
outotthecontainer.
"Superheated"
water
ishotterthanboilingwater,
EVEN
THOUGH
ITDOESNOTAPPEAB
TOBUBBLE.
To
reducethe
possibility
of
thisoccurrence:
Always
makesurethatliquidsarestirred
vigorously
before
heatingtoassurethatthe
liquidismixed
with
air.
NEVERHEAT
LIOUIDS
FORANEXCESSIVE
LENGTHOF
TIME.
9.
Heatonly1
frozendinnerorentree
intheoven
atatime.lfdinner
orentreeis
heatedinafoil
tray,
leaveatleast
1inchofspacebetween
foil
tray
andoven
walls.
'10.
Donotuse
Daoer
towelsorcloths
whichcontain
asynthetic
fiberwoven
intothem,suchas
nylon.
Thesynthetic
fibermaycause
thetowel
orcloth
toignite.
1
.1.
Donotusethe
ovenforanyreason
otherthan
the
preparation
offood.
12.
Youroven
isequippedwitha
protective
device
designed
to
turntheunitoffin
theeventof
overheating.
Theovenwillautomatically
reset
itselfafter
ithascooled.
(approx.
30-60
min.)
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(1) Digital
DisplayWindow
(see
below)
(2) Memory
Pads
(3) PowerLevelSelector Pad
(4) StoF/Beset TimePad
(5) DoubleOuantityPad
(x2)
(6) StartPad
C4 ControlPanel
(8) DoorSatetyLockSystem
(9) OvenWindow
(10)
Oven
Lamp
(1
1)SplashGuard/Light
Oiftuser
DigitalDisplay
WindowIndicator
Locations
A
- Program
Change
Indicator
B- Double
Quantity
(x2)
HeaiingIndicatot
C
- MemoryPadNumberandHeatingTime
Display
(min,
sec.)
-each
indicator
0-9
D
- StageHeatingIndicator
-3maximum
HI T.TIIXED LOWDEFHOLD
PO$ENLEVEL
E- Powrt LeYel
Indicatot
Hr
(HIGH)
x. Hl
( EDruuH|GH)
nEo (MEIXUiT)
LOW
o€F (D€FROST)
HOLD
(Postr OFF)
-7-

Before
Operating
Makesure
theoven
isconnected
toaproperlygrounded
electrical
ouilet.
Whenthedoor
isclosed,
thedisplay
is
still
blank.
Whenthedoor
isopened,
thedisplayshows
"0".
Forthedetailoperation,
seethe
page
oneachfeature.
Thisoven
ispreset
at
thefactoryforthe
following:
1.MemoryPads
preset
toHigh
Poweraltheindicated
heating
times
for
single
stage
heating
2
- 20sec.
3
- 30sec.
4
- 45sec.
5- 1min.
You
can
setup
to99minutes99
seconds.
Example
1:To
set
15minutes
45
seconds
Display:
Thedisplay
will
go
blank
(when
thedoor
is
closed):
. atmore
than
1minute
inlerruption.
. atmore
than
I minuteaftercompletionof
heating
andremoving
food.
Thedisplay
willflash
"0":
. continuously
iffood
isnotremoved.
preset
to
automatically
double
the
programmed
timeoteach
Memory
Pad.
OisplavWindow
6
- 1min.30sec.
/ -zmtn.
8
- 2
min.30sec.
9-3min.
0
- 3
min.30sec.
TheDouble
Press
(ffi|
tLtrllJ
Toset
the
c
Example:
2.Program
Unlock.
3.
Cyclecounter
set
to
"0"
onall
pads.
Toset
the
power
level:
Select
power
levelbefore
programming
thecooking
time.
r Quantity
Pad
(x2)
@)
press
[ufl5rrYJ
* {En-e--] =2mins.
ooking time' 6
times
e,",.
[Er-C_l
+16.r
Ol * [E.
rEl* fE*-m
Examole
2:Toset85
minutes30seconds
e,"..
[El.:-iel
+EI:'.
e-] + {E'CJI* tdrre_-l
When
you
press
the
START
Pad,
thedisplay
shows
t hour25minutes
insteadof85
minutes30seconds.
Whenselected
cooking
time
js
over
an
hour,thedisplay
shows
hoursandminutes,but
the
oven
works
for
your
setting
time.
1time...
2times
3times. .
4lrmes ..
5trmes
..
....H|GH
,.....IVIEDIUMHIGH
......tvtEDtuM
......LOW
.. . - UETH\JDI
,,,...HOLD
Oven
Light:
Oven
lightwill
be
turnedon,
when:
. you
open
thedoor.
. heatingstarts.
Oven
lightwill
be
turnedotf,
when:
. you
closethedoor
(no
heating).
. heatinofinishes.
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HEATING
Openthedoorand
place
food
intheoven
cavity.Closethe
door.
"0" mustbeshowing
inthedlsptay
window.
A.Manual
SingleStageHeating:
Thisfeature
gives
theusermaximum
tlexibility
tosettheoventodesired heating
time
and
power
level.
ldealformenus
thatrequirevarious
heatingrequirements.
Example:Toheatfor2minutes
at HighPower OisplavWindow
z.
[E:rT]--l
tE-.:.-Il--]EJT,t-l
.Press
thePowerLevel
Selector
Pad
one
iime.
.Press
the
Memory
Pads2,0and
0.
.Press
the
START
Pad.
Heatingwill
start.
The
timeondigitaldisplaywill
countdown.
.All
heatingwillstop.
When
openingthedoor,
the
displaywill
stopblinking.
4. Beeptonewill
sound.
B.
Manual
2or3StageHeating:
This
feature
allows
you
tosettobeginheating
atone
power
levelthen
shittautomaticallyto
adifierent
power
levelatterthe
designated
amountofheatingtime.
Example:
Toheatfor2minutes
at OefrostPowertor2ndstageheating
For
Stage1cooking
1.Follow
steps1and2
above.
For
Stage2cooking DisplavWindon,
'.fffi)
ulvEy
ErrT;-lttrrTr-ltil.:-,fl,]
@
NOTE: witt
stopbtinking.
Fora3stageheating
cycle,seleclapower level
againandsetthecookingtime
(steps
1
and2above).
SPECIALNOTE:For
bothsingle
and2or3stageheating.
1.
Whileheating,
onetouch
on
the
STOP/RESETPad
stopstheoven.
You
can
restart
by
pressing
the
START
Pad
orasecondtouch
ontheSTOP/RESETPadwill
canceltheselected
program.
2.One touch
onthe
STOP/RESET
Pad,
betoretheheatingcycleisstarted,willcanceltheselected
program.
3.
r---t
ttt^"J
2.
.Press
thePowerLevel
Selector
Pad3times.Indicatorwill
change
eachtimethe
pad
ispressed.
DEF
isnowdisplayed.
Stage2is
blinking.
.Press
theMemoryPads2,0and0.
.Press
theSTARTPad.
The
totaltimetorbothstageswill
be
displayed.TheActive
Stage
"1'and
thePower
Level
"Hl"
blinks.The
oven
Iamp
willbetumedon.Heatingwill
start.
.The
totaltimewilldisplay
andcount
down.
.When
ovenshittstothenext
stage,a
singlebeeptonewillsound.The
ActiveStage
"2"
and
thePower
Level
"DEF'blink.
.All
heatingwillstop.
When
openingthedoor,thedisplay
4. Beeptonewill
sound.
(Seepage
16)
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C.ProgrammedHeating:
Example:1stage; MemoryPad
9to heat tor 3 minutesat HIGHPower
t.
(E.r-O-l
3. Beeptonewillsound.
(See
page
16) Whenopening
thedoor,
the
display
willstopblinking.
ToSelect MultipePortionHeating:
TheDouble
Ouantity
Pad
(x2)
isfactory
set
to
automatically
double
the
programmed
time
formultiple
portion
heating.
Pad5
.Press
the
DOUBLEOUANTITY
Pad.
.Press
theMemoryPad
5.
In
Program
Lock
Mode
ovenwill
startwithout
pressing
START
Pad.See
page
14.
,@
3. Beeptone
will
sound.
(See
page
16)
.'.
[Efll--]
,@
3. Followsteos 2and 3above.
Example:
Memory
.fffii
,[W
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[E:'€J--l
Example:2stage;Memory
Pad3(toheattor3minutes atHIGH and
2 minutes
at DEFROST)
See
page
12
to
program
MemoryPad.
See
page
'14
toactivateProgram
Lock.
.Press
the
MemoryPad9.
In
Program
LockModeovenwill
start
without
pressing
START
Pad.See
page
14.
.Press
the
START
Pad.
Heatingwillstart.
Thetimeondigitaldisplaywill
countdown.
.All
heatingwillstop.
Whenopeningthedoor,
the
display
will
stopblinking.
.Press
theMemoryPad
3.
InProgramLockModeovenwill
starlwithout
pressing
sTART
Pad.
See
page
14.
.Press
theSTARTPad.
Thetotaltimefor
both
stages
willbedisplayed.Thetimeon
digitaldisplaywillcountdown.
Heatingwillstart. r--=-----=------l
.When
lheovenshiftstothenextstage, ] q q I
asinglebeeptonewillsound. ' J a
.All
heatingwillslop.
Displav
Window
o;
J'
: qg
L J-I
Displav
Window
a=-:--
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Programming
_ DONOTOPENTHEDOOB
-
The
displaywindowMUST
beblankbetore
programming
canbegin.lfanyindicatorlightis
illuminatedin
thedigitalDisplayWindow:
closethedoor,
press
STOP/RESET
Pad
and
wait1minute
unliltheDisplay
goes
blank.
'@
6-0m
uIl,
F.-.:-el
@
4.
.Press
thePROGPad.
NOTE:
.llno
PROGIndicatorappeared
ondisplay,
"Program
Lock'
should
becancelled.
(See
page
14.)
.Do
notkeep
pressing
PROGPad
for
morethan30seconds,
ora
falsefailurecodemayresult.
.Press
theMemoryPad
5.
The
pad
numberandthe
previously
selectedtimeand
power
level
will
appear
in
thedisplay.
.The
pad
numberand
Stage
Heating
Indicatorwill
appear
in
thedisplayagain.
.Press
thePowerLevelSelector
Pad2times. The
MemoryPad
display
will
go
out.
.Press
MemoryPads
3and0.
.Press
the
PROGPad
again.
You
have
completed
programming
the
selected
MemoryPadfor
singlestage
heating
anddouble
heatingtime
for
multiple
portion
heatingautomatically.
.2
secondslater,thetimeand
power
levelsettingtor
single
stagewillappear
inthe
display.
.2secondslater,Double
Quantity
HeatingIndicatorandthenthe
doubleheatingtimewillappear
inthedisplay.
.2
seconds
later,thedisplay
will
go
blank.
MemoryPad5isnow
programmed
forheating
-
30secondsatMEDPower
T=---=---'-=-l
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t_l
A.Programming
Memory
PadsforSingleStage Heating:
Example:
To
program
30secondsat MediumPowertor Memory Pad
Number
5Displsv
Window
lt
il
Disolav
Window
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11
-

NOTE:
. Programtheremaining
MemoryPads
asdesiredby
repeatingsteps
1-5.
Youmayinsertupto10
B.Programming
Memory
Padsfor
2or3Stage Heating:
Example:Toprogram for2 minutes
atDEFROSTfor2stage
heating
usingMemoryPadNumber5
1.Complete
Steps1to4on
page
11.
.Press
thePowerLevel
Selector
Pad
3times.DEFindicatorlightwilllight.
.Press
thePROGPad
again.
You
have
completed
programming
the
Selected
Memory
Padlor2stageheating
and
doubleheatingtimetormultiple
portion
heating
automatically.
.2
secondslaler,
thedisplay
will
confirm
yourprogramming.
.Total
timefor
2stage
programming.
.After
allof
yourprogramming
hasbeen
completed,the
display
will
go
blank.
NOTE:
. Programtheremaining
pads
asdesiredby
repeatingthesteps
above.
DONOT
OPENTHEOVENDOOR
during
programming.
. Fora.3stageheating
cycle,select
a
further
power
leveland
setthedesiredheatingtimebetween
steos3and4above.
memoryPrograms.
.WhenthePROGindicator
is
blinkjng,the
program
can
becancelledand/orthe
Paderased
by
pressing
the
STOP/RESETPad.
, 66il;;'l
- tlntllj
a. [E::--ell IEJ.'l]-l {EflC-l .press
rheMemory
pads
2,o
and
o. i
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I
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t-l
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C.Programming
theDouble
QuantityPad
- Formultiple
portion
heating:
Your
ovenis
factory
set
toautomatically
doublethe
programmed
timeformultiple
portion
heating
- thisis
the
correctsettingforheating
multiple
portions
of
most
smallloodsitems.
No
further
programming
ofthe
timeisnecessaryforthesefood
items.
The
time
required
toheat
multiple
portions
otsome large
platters
andmost
bulkfoodloads
isslighflyless
thandoublethat
otasingle
portjon.
This
modelincorporates
aMultiple
PortionHeating
CustomProgram
featurethat
allows
you
to
customize
theheating
time
and/or
power
level
formultiple
portions
ot
your
menu
items.
For
example,ifMemory
Pad
3is setfor6minutes
atDEFROST,l2 minutesatDEFROST
is
setfordouble
quantity
heating
automatically.However,
ifyour
owntestshave
determinedthat
thecorrectheating
limes
required
isless
(only
10minutes
30seconds
at
DEFROST)for
two
portions,
the
"Multiple
Portion
Heating
CustomProgram"
feature
canbe
programmed
for1Ominutes
30seconds
at
DEFROST.
Example:
Toprogram
30seconds
atHIGHPower
onMemoryPadNumber
2(display
mustbeblank)
'@
^/6diJB-iF\
. EM*,J
s. [E:,-rr---l
.Press
thePROG
Pad.
NOTE:
.lf
noPROG
Indicator
aooearedon
display,
"Program
Lock"
shouldbe
cancelled
(seepage
14).
.Do
not
keep
pressing
PROG
Padfor
morethan
30seconds,
orafalse
failurecodemay
result.
.Press
DOUBLE
OUANTITY
(x2)
pad.
.Press
theMemoryPad
2.
The
pad
number
andthe
previously
selectedtlme
and
power
levelfor
multiple
portion
heatingwill
briefly
appearinthedisplay.
.The
pad
number
andStageHeating
Indicatorwillreappear
inthe
display.
Disolav
Window
J
L
F
.'
L
i:"* :
1 r'1
JU
4.FowA
tLfllJ .Press
thePowerLevel
SelectorPad
once.The
MemoryPad
displaywill
go
out,
u.
K-I Er:Tlt .Press
theMemory
Pads3,0.
.Press
thePROGPad
again.Yor
have
completed
prografiming
th!
selectedMemoryPad
formultiple
portion
heating.
.2
seconds
later,
thesettingfor
single
stageheatingwill
appear
in
thedisplay.
.2
secondslater,the
display
will
go
blank.
NorE: 'Program
theremaining
Memory
Pad
asdesiredbyrepeating
steps
1-6
above.
(you
mayinsert
upto
'10
memory
programs.)
DONOT
OPENTHE
OVENDOOR
during
programming.
. When
thePROG
indicatoris
blinking,the
program
canbecancelled
and/orthe
pad
erased
by
pressing
STOP/RESETPad.
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A.
ToActivate
Program
Lock:
This
procedure
"Locks"
thecontrol
panel
MemoryPads
into
their
programmed
heatingtimesand
power
levels.
DONOTOPEN
THE
DOOR.TheDisplayWindow
mustbeblank
beforethe oisotav
window
ProgramLock
tealurecan
beactivated.
.Press
and
holdinthe
PROGPad
until
the
displayshows
"P"
and
"L".
(for
6seconds)
.Program
Lock
feature
isnow
activated.
NOTE:
.Do
not
press
PROGPadtor
longerthan30seconds
continuously,or
falsefailure
.In
"Program
Lock"
a.
Toactivate
presetprograms,
open
doorwilldisplay
"0".
b.
Theoven
is
started
by-pressing
the
desired
Memory
pad.
Thereisnoneed
to
press
the
START
pad.
c.The
interrupt
teatureisdeactivated--opening
thedoorcancels
the
remainingtime
onthe
program.
d.
Theovencannotbe
programmed
until
the
program
lockfeaiure
is
deactivated
]P I i
i,.l
code
mayresult.
r---=-----
l
,@
Display
Window
i-'_--
B.
ToRelease
Program
Lock:
This
procedure
deactivates
"Program
Lock"and
activates
allotherfeatures.Oven
revertstoa2touch
operating
mode
(Memory
Pad
plus
START
Pad).
ob lOrOperu rHE DOOR.
The
Display
window
mustbeblankbefore
lheRelease
Prooram
Lockfeaturecan
beactivated.
.Press
theSTOP/RESET
Padand
while
pressing
this
pad,press
the
PROG
Paduntil
thedisplayshows
"P"
(for
6seconds).
.Program
Lock
Featureisdeactivated.
oven
isnow
in"Program
Unlock"
mode. n-
L'
I
NOTE:
.Do
not
press
PROGPadfor
longer
than
30secondscontinuously,
or
falsefailurecode
mayresult.
.ln"Program
Unlock"
a.Reoeatand
interruptfeatures
are
operational
b.Memory
Padscanbe
programmed.
c.
Toneloudness
control
isooerational
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C.ToRead
ProgramList:
Allows
you
to
reviewallcurrently
programmed
PadNumber,heatingtimeand
power
levelforeachstage.
1. Open the
door.
.while
pressing
thesToP/RESETPad,
press
andholdintheSTARTPad.
TheBgepTonesettingwillshowin
the
display
window,
Example:Slagelndicator1:Beeptone
is
ON
Stage
Indicator2:Beeptoneis
OFF.
2seconds
later,theProgramLock
setting
will
show
inthedisplay
wlndow. ProgramLock:"P L'
Prooram
Unlock:
"P"
s.[El;T--l .Press
thelilemoryPad
you
desired
toread
program.
Example:
TheMemoryPadNumber5.
Displaywindowwilldisplay;
ProgramMemoryPad
Number
5,
first
stage
heating
time
and
power
levelcurrently
programmed
onMemoryPad.
2seconds
laterthe
same
information
willbedisplayed
forthe2ndand3rdstage
heating.
.After
allsettingshavebeen
displayed,thePadNumberand
theStage
HeatingIndicatorwill
appear
inthe
displayagain.
NOTE:
.lf you
wanttogotoanother
program,
press
theMemory
Pad
you
desire
in
order
toread
program,
whiletheinformationofMemoryPadisbeingdisplayed.
.lfyou
wanttoshowthelvlultiplePortionHeating
(x
2)
program,press
the
DOUBLEOUANTITY
Padbefore
pressing
theMemoryPad.
Disolav
window
i--l--_ U
*
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[!!sErJ
+
u19
2.
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IPCSI
tl
fr;:g--.----l
Lr l
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TheBeep
Tone
can
beset,ONorOFF.
1.Open thedoor.
'@ .Press
the
PROG
Pad.
Thedisplaywill
notcnange.
.Press
theMemory
Pad.
.Repeat
pressing
of0Pad. Select
"OFF"
ofBeep
Tone.
Stage
lndicator
l =ON
Stagelndicator2=OFF
.Press
the
PROGPad
again.
Youhave
completed
programming
thebeep
tone.
.2seconds
later,
"0"
wall
appear
inthe
display
.Close
door2secobds
later,the
display
window
will
9oblank.
s.[0-.:.,
t _l
E.
ToRead
theCycleCounter:
Theovencandlsplay
thetotal
numberoftimes
the
ovenhasbeenoperated
cumulalively.
Great
for
analyzing
usageof
theovenandtratfic
ilowat
the
location.
D.ToSelect
Beep
Tone
Options:
1. Open thedoor.
Display
Window
L-----l
I ul
.@
|3io-P/-'l
uEsgj
ffi
TIIVE'
t----;l
[ "1
r--_:l
j LtLtLtLtl
l_r_r_r_/l
.While
pressing
STOP/RESET
Pad,
press
PowerLevelSelector
Pad.The
display
showsthetotalcumulative
numberof
timestheovenhas
beenused.
Example:
. 9999means.
theoven
hasbeen
used999900
times.
. 0020means
theoven
hasbeen
used2000
times.
. llthetotalcumulative
number
oftimes
lessthan100
times,
the
display
will
not
be
changed.
€ seconds
later,
"0"
willappear
inthe
disolav
window.
bE
EP
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Thisovenmonitorsitsoperationanddisplays
a Failure Code
inthedisplaywindowwhenaproblem
occurs.
Whattodowhenafailurecodeappears:
CODE CAUSE WHATTO DO
F01 'Overcooked tood
.Temperature
of
exhaustair
toohigh. -Press
STOP/RESET
Pad
tostopbeep.
.Unplug
ovenandwaitalleast
30
minutes
beforereconnecting.
"Wait
foroventocooldown
and
reset.
-lf
aflameis
present,
donolopen
ovendoor.
.lfnormaloperationdoesnotresume,
callthe
service
aoentwithintormation
of
failure
code.
F33-34 'Detective
sensorcircuit -Unplugtheovenandwaitmorethan10
secondsbetore
reconnecting.
- lf
normal
operationdoes
notresume,
callthe
serviceagent
withtheintormation
oftailure
code.
F44 'When
a
pad
was
pressed
formore
than30seconds
.Defective
pad
orcontrolcircuit
NOTE:Abovecodesshownindisplaydonot
indicateallthe
possible
lailures
on
the
unit.
1.
Unplug
the
ovenbeforecleaning.
2.Keeptheinsideoftheovenclean.Whenfood
spattersorspjlled
liquids
adheretoovenwalls,wipe
withadamp
paper
towel.Milddetergentmaybe
usediftheoven
gets
very
dirty.
The
useofharsh
detergentorabrasivesisnotrecommended.The
air
intakesplash
guard/light
ditfusercanbe
removed
forcleaning
by
removing
thecenler
plugs
fromthe
two
plastic
rivets.The
topis
held
bytwotabs.
Washinwarm
dishwaterandreplace.
3.
The
outsideovensurfacesshould
becleaned
with
adamp
paper
towel.To
prevent
damagetothe
operating
parts
inside
the
oven,water
shouldnot
be
allowedto
seep
jnto
theventilation
openings.
4.lfthe
Control
Panel
becomes
wet,
cleanwithasott.
drycloth.Donoluseharshdetergents
orabrasives
onControl
Panel.
WhencleaningtheControl
Panel,
leaveovendooropento
prevent
oven
from
accidentallyturningon.Aftercleaning,touch
STOP/RESETPadto
clear
disDlavwindow.
5.lfsteamaccumulates
inside
oraroundthe
outside
oftheovendoor,wipewithasoft
paper
towel.This
may
occur
whenthemicrowave
ovenisoperated
under
highhumidity
conditionsand
in
noway
indicatesmalfunctionofthe
unit.
6.Cleanoff
the
grease
anddustonbottomsurfaces
often.Usewarmdetergentsolution.
7.Cleaninginsidetheovenouter
panel
and
inside
the
oven
baseshouldbe
performed
only
by
qualified
service
personnel
aftertaking
precautions
todrain
allstored
voltage
polential.
The
bottomis
accessibleby
removing
thecentersection
olthe
baseand
the
power
andsensorcontrolareas
are
withintheouterwraparoundhousing.Avoid
using
liquidsandcleaningsolutionsinthese
areas.Use
a
drysoftbristlebrushoracloth.Replaceall
parts-
Donotconnecttheoventotheelectricity
supplyif
any
parts
arenotreassembled
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NE-10647
PowerSource '120V, 60Hz,single
phase
RequiredPower 13.4A 1500W
Output. 1000w
Frequency 2,450MHz
OuterDimensions
(HxWxD) 12"x20'A"x 1q4" (306mm
x51ommx360mm)
CavityDimensions
(HxWxD) 8%""x 13"x 13" (205mmx330mmx330mm)
NetWeight Approx.34lbs.
(15.4
kg)
Shipping
Weight Approx.39 lbs.
(17.7
kg)
Timer 99min99sec
(Digital)
x 10MemoryPadswithDouble
Quantity
(x2)
Pad
201ts,
-lEC
705-88Test
Procedure
Specificationssubject
tochangewithoutnotice
8Et
17
Sideviewwith Open
Door
1T
Zlt{ 15"
Front View
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CONSUMER
ELECTONIC
COMPANY
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ELECTRICCORPORATION
OFAMERICA
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