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CNN-e500
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[NN-9809
pes
ae
rea
[
NN-9859
DIMENSIONS
Specifications
oor
NO.
a.
Manual
Microwave
Oven
(CANADA
©
Power.
Source
:
120
V
AC
Single
Phase
60
Hz
Power
Requirement
:
Microwave
:
1,400
W
(12.2
A)
Heater
:
1,500
W
(12.5
A)
Output
:
Microwave
:
700
W
(Full
Power)
»
Heater
:
1,400
W
__Oscillation
Frequency
:
2,450
MHz
=
~
Timer
:
;
99
min.
99
sec./9
hr.
99
min.
:
Outside
Dimensions:
23-7/8"
(W)
X
18-7/8"
(D)
X
14-13/16"
(H)
606
mm
(W)
X
481
mm
(D)
X
376
mm
(H)
Oven
Cavity
Dimensions
:
16-1/4”
(W)
X
16-13/16"
(D)
X
9-1/2”
(H)
;
412
mm
(W)
X
426
mm
(D)
X
242
mm
(H)
Weight
:
=
NN-9509/NN-9809
APH-+---+
53
Ibs
(24.1
kg)
NN-9859
APH,
NN-9809/NN-9859
CPH::-59
Ibs
(26.9
kg
Specifications
subject
to
change
without
notice.
Matsushita
Services
Company
Panasonic
Sales
Company,
Division
of
Matsushita
Electric
Division
of
Matsushita
Electric
|
i
;
Corporation
of
America
of
Puerto
Rico,
Inc.
50
Meadowland
Parkway,
San
Gabriel
industrial
Park
,
®
Secaucus,
New
Jersey
07094
65th
Infantry
Ave.
Km.9.5
Carolina,
P.R.
00630
Copyright©
1989
by
Matsushita
Electric
Corporation
of
America,
All
rights
reserved.
Matsushita
Electric
of
Canada
Limited
5770
Ambler
Drive,
Mississauga
Ontario,
L4W
2T3
RO
I
NN-9809,
NN-9859,
NN-9509
MQss9gW,
MQ8869W
:
SUSE
g
~
WARNING
1.
This
pradaet
should
be
Benibed
ee
by
trained
qualified
personnel.
‘2.
Though
this
product
has
been
manufactured
in
compliance
with:
i
ob
Performance
Standard
21
CFR
Subchapter
J”
(D.H.H.S.):
U.S.A.
models
i.
“Radiation
Emitting
Devices
Act”
(NHW):
Canadian
models
“it
is-very
important
all
repairs
should
be
made
in
accordance
with
procedures
described
in
this
manual
to
avoid
being
exposed
to.
excessive
microwave
radiation.
"3.
Check
for
radiation
leakage
before
and
after
every
servicing
according
to
the
“procedure
for
measuring
radiation
leakage”.
4,
lf
the
unit
cannot
be
répaired
on
site,
advise
the
customer
not
to
use
until
unit
be
repaired.
5.
Any
serviceman
who
learns
of
any
accident
pertaining
to
microwave
radiation
leakage
including
the
oven
operating
with
open
door
should
immediately
notify
the
appropriate
address
listed
below
and
Center
for
Devices
and
Radiological
Health,
DHHS.
IN
U.S.A.
Matsushita
Services
Company
IN
PUERTO
RICO
PSG
(MSC)
Division
of
Matsushita
Electric
(PSC)
San
Gabriel
Industrial
Park
Corporation
of
America
65th
Infantry
Ave.
Km.9.5
50
Meadowland
Parkway,
Carolina,
Puerto
Rico
00630
Secaucus,
New
Jersey
07094
(809)
750-4300
Attention:
Engineering
Support
Division.
IN
CANADA
Matsushita
Electric
of
Canada
Limited
(201)
S48-(0S0
sage
ae
aise
(MELCA).
2
5770.
Ambler
Drive,
Mississauga,
fe
hac
arr
ieee
ae
oes
ve”
Ontario;
LaweTs
8)
624-5010)”
6.
There
are
special
cofnpanstits
used
in
‘the
microwave
oven
"whieh:
are
important
for
safety.
These
parts
are
marked
with
a
ZX
on
the
replacement
parts
list.
It
is
essential
that
these
critical:
parts
should:
be
replaced
with
manufacturers
specified
parts
to
prevent
microwave.
leakeae,,
‘shock
fire,
(
hazard
Do
not
modify
the
Original
design.
PRECAUTIONS
TO
BE
OBSERVED
BEFORE
AND
DURING
SERVICING
TO
AVOID
POSSIBLE
EXPOSURE
TO
EXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE
ENERGY
(A)
Do
not
operate
or
allow
the
oven
©
be
‘operated
ith
1
compartments,
check
the
phagnatran:
waveguide
ot
or
the
door
open.
ees
-
transmission.
line,
and.
cavity
for
proper
alignment,
(B)
Make
the
following
safety
checks
on
all
ovens
to
be.
integrity
and
connections.
serviced
before
activating
the
magnetron
or:
other
(D)
Any
defective
or
misadjusted
components
in
the
microwave
source,
and
make
repairs
as
necessary:
interlock,
monitor,
door
seal,
and
microwave
gen-
(1)
Interlock
operation
eration
and
transmission
systems
shall
be
repaired,
(2)
Proper
door
closing
replaced,
or
adjusted
by
procedures
described
in
(3)
Seal
and
sealing
surfaces
(arcing,
wear,
and
this
manual
before
the
oven
is
released’
to.
the:
other
damage)
owner.
(4)
Damage
to
or
loosening
of
hinges
and
latches.
(E)
A
microwave
leakage
check
to
verify
compliance
(5)
Evidence
of
dropping
or
abuse
with
the
Federal
Performance.
Standard
should
be
(C)
Before
turning
on
microwave
power
for
any
service
performed
on
each
oven
prior
to
release
to
the
test
or
inspection
within
the
microwave
generating
owner.
CONTENTS
age)
FEATURE
CHART
3
CAUTIONS
TO
BE
OBSERVED
WHEN
TROUBLESHOOTING:
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CONTROL
PANEL
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DISASSEMBLY
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PROGEDURE
--------+---+-
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OPERATION
AND
DIGITAL
PROGRAMMER
COMPONENT
TEST
PROCEDURE®***++s--sesrersressteerteeeeeverens
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CIRCUIT
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PROCEDURE
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ADJUSTMENTS
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90
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
: ;
sechgeetces
PROCEDURE
FOR
MEASURING
MICROWAVE
ENERGY
LEAKAGE
-:
23
°
DESCRIPTION
OF
OPERATING
SEQUENCE
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EXPLODED
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SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
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NN-9809,
NN-9859,
NN-9509
_MaQsse9w,
MQ8869W
FEATURE
CHART
(NN
models)
NN-9809,
NN-9859
FEATURE
CYCLICDEFROST
(ti(i‘isé~™C
3-STAGE
COOKING
AUTO
SENSOR
COOK
AUTO
SENSOR
REHEAT
AUTO
WEIGHT
DEFROST
Hos
4
AUTO
REHEAT
ae
ee
AUTO
WEIGHT
COMBINATION
COMBINATION
(TIME
COOKING)
BAKING
(AUTO
PREHEATING)
BROILING
(AUTO
PREHEATING)
BROILING
(TIME
COOKING)
.__.
AUTOSTART
STAND/TIMER
me
FEATURE
CHART
(MQ
models)
MQss99w
MQ8869W
TIMER/STAND
RECIPE
MEMORY
NN-=9809,
NN-9859,
NN=
9509
MQss9oW,
MQ8869W
-
wy
..
CONTROL
PANEL
Control
Peearoe
ni
ai
rin
tnt
tt
Q
ce
RUE
ALARM
:
NN-9859/NN-9809
Controls
with
Auto
Count-Up
Feature*
Display
Window
Auto
Sensor
Cook
Pad*
Time
Pads*
@
Stop/Reset
Pad*
Power
Pad*
Door
Release
Button
Bake
Pad*
@
Indicator
Lights
Broil
Pad
A.
Start/Clock
Pad
Auto
Weight
Combination
Pad*
Stand/Timer
Pad
1.0
Ib/0.1
Ib
Pads*
Combination
Pad*
Cooking
Guide
Auto
Weight
Defrost
Pad
©8OO©OOOO
NN-9509
Auto
Sensor
Reheat
Pads
Doneness
Control
Pad
More/Less
Pad
Start
Pad
Auto
Reheat
Control
Pads*
Memory
Recipe
Pads
(including
Popcorn
Pad)
Control
Pearrel
iti
tcninin
in
nt
gv
ben
0
0
AE
MQssg99
if
fu
‘stants
i
STAKO
‘clock
ee;
Controls
with
Auto
Count-Up
Feature*
@
Display
Window
Automatic
Weight
@
Time
Pads*
Combination
Pad*
©
Power
Pad*
©
1.0
Pound
Pad*
@
Convection
Pad*
@
Timer/Stand
Pad
©
Broil
Pad
@
Hold/Clear
Pad
©
Humidity
Sensor
Cook
@
Recipe
Memory
Pad
Pad*
@®
Combination
Pad*
@
Cooking
Guide
@
Custom
Cook
Pad
MQ8869
©
Humidity
Sensor
Reheat
Pad*
@
Automatic
Weight
Defrost
Pad
@
0.1
Pound
Pad*
@®
A.
Start/Clock
Pad
®
Start
Pad
@
Programmed
Reheat
Pad
NN-9809,
NN-9859,
NN-9509
MaQssgew,
MQ8869W
Ne
OPERATION
AND
DIGITAL
PROGRAMMER
CIRCUIT
TEST
PROCEDURE
1.
To
Set
Clock
OPERATION
1.
Plug
the
power
supply
cord
into
wail
receptacie.:
i"
:
.
<
DISPLAY...
-
OPERATION
“"
“
DISPLAY
7.
When
first
stage
cooking
time
has
can.
elapsed,
oven
automatically
switches
fo
2nd
stage.
cooking.
8.
When
2nd
stage
cooking
time
has
elapsed,
oven
beeps
5
times
and
shuts
off.
2.
Tap
pad.
3.
Auto
esa
Defrost
(NN
models)
"3.
Enter
time
of
day
(TOD)
by
tapping
appropriate
pads.
4,
Tap
pad.
TOD
has
now
been
registered
into
the
digital
programmer
circuit
and
will
count
up
by
minutes.
2.
Set
the
weight
for
3
pounds
by
tapping
(Ib)
pad
three
times.
2.
Time
Cooking
For
Two
Stage
:
OPERATION
DISPLAY
1.
Place
a
‘weter
load
in
the
oven.
|
3,
Tap
[Start]
Pad.
puto’
vaN
~,
2.
Tap
(Powetl
pad
once
for
High
p
pow-
er.
(1st
stage)
4.
Tap
|Stop/Reset
Pad
twice
TOD
reappears
in
the
display.
Oven
shuts
off.
window.
3,
Set
for
5
seconds
by
tapping
pad.
4.
Tap
pad.3
times
for
Medium,
|
power.
ek
eR
nd
stage)
5.
Set
for
10
seconds
by
tapping
pad.
6.
-Tap[Start|
pad.
NN=9809,
NN-9859,
NNe
9509
MQssg9W,
MQ8869W
.
4.
Automatic
Weight
Defrost
me
models)
«
OPERATION
oy
:
.
DISPLAY
1.
ali
WEIGHT
DEFROST]
Pad
2.
Set
the
weight
for
3
pounds
by
tapping
(LB)
pad
three
times.
3,
Tap
[START]
Pad.
4,
Tap
|
HOLD/CLEAR
Pad
twice
TOD
reappears
in
the
display
Oveni
shuts
off.
window.
5.
Auto.
Reheat
aco
2.
Tap
[Start]
Pad.
3.
When
cooking
time
has
elapsed.
¢
TOD
reappears
in
the
display
*
Oven
beeps
five
times
and
shuts
off.
window.
6.
Programmed
Reheat
(MQ8869W)
1.
Tap
[REHEAT]
Pad
4
times.
2.
Tap
|START|
Pad.
3,
When
cooking
time
has
elapsed.
*
TOD
reappears
in
the
display
«
Oven
beeps
five
times
and
shuts
off.
window.
7.
Auto
Sensor
Cooking
(NN-9809,
NN-9859):
...
,
NOTE:
Make
sure.
that
the
outer
panel
is.
installed.
before
Auto
Sensor
Cooking
Test,
since
Auto
Sensor
function
does
Not
operate
prop-
erly
without
the
outer
panel.
1.
Pour
150
+
»
1860
ast
12
ozs)
of
|
COVER
THE
TOP
OF
THE
room
temperature
water
in
a
beaker,
|
BEAKER
WITH
PLASTIC
WRAP
securely
cover
the top
of
the
beaker
with
plastic
wrap
and
piace
the
beaker
in
the
center
of
the
oven.
.
Tap
Auto
Sensor
|
Cook]
Pad
6
times.
Tap
Pad.
.
The
humidity
sensor
detects
steam
ab-
out
2
to
5
minutes
after
the
Start
Pad
is
tapped.
Auto
Sensor
Cooking
(T1)
automatically
switches
to
time
cooking
(T2).
...
“A6”
disappears
with
beep
sounds
and
the
remainder
of
cooking
time
appears
Vi
-
via,
‘
in
display
window.
=AUTO-
=
=
COOK-
NOTE:
Cooking
time
will
vary
depend-
a
4
ing
on
the
water
temperature,
ha
4
the
shape
of
beaker
or
the
power
source
voltage.
NOTE:
K
factor
for
A6
program
is
0.1.
NOTE:
If
9
to
27
(9
seconds
to
27
seconds)
appears,
AUTO
SENSOR
FUNCTION
is
_
formal.
.
When
the
balance
of
cooking
time
has
¢
TOD
reappears
in
the
6
Hleotay
elapsed,
oven
stops
and
beeps
five
window.
times.
8.
Humidity
Sensor
Cooking
(MQ8899W)
©
NOTE:
Make
sure
that
the
outer
panel
is
installed
before
Hu
idity
Sen-
sor
Cooking
Test,
since
Humidity
Sensor
function
doés
not
oper-
ate
properly,
without
the
outer
panel.
OPERATION
~
.
DISPLAY
1.
Pour
150
+
15cc
(4.5
+
1/2
ozs)
of
COVER
THE
TQ!
OF
THE
i6om
temperature
water
in
a
beaker,
A
V
securely
cover
the
top
of
the
beaker
with
plastic
wrap-afid
place
the
beaker
in
the
center
of
the
oven.
2.
Tap
HUMIDITY
SENSOR
}COOK
Pad
8
times.
NN-9809,
NN-9859,
NN-9509
MQ88s99W,
MQ8869W
OPERATION
DISPLAY
10.
Convection
Cooking
with
Preheat
(MQ
models)
3,
Tap
[START]
Pad.
4
:
1.
Tap
CONVEG
pad
twice.
4.
The
humidity
sensor
detects
steam
ab-
out
2
to
5
minutes
after
the
START.Pad
is
tapped.
Lobes
Humidity
Sensor
Gooking
(T1)
auto-
~SENSOR-
matically
switches
to.time
cookirig
(T2),
“A8”
disappears
with
béep
sounds
and
the
remainder
of
cooking
time
appears
in
display
window.
NOTE:
Cooking
time
will
vary
depend-
SE
,
SOOK.
ing
on
the
water
temperature,
+
:
bay']
4
.
Tap
[START]
pad.
3,
When
preheating
is
completed,
oven
beeps
3.times.
“p”
begins
to
blink.
the
shape
of
beaker
or
the
4
power
source
voltage.
NOTE:
K
factor
for
A8
program
is
0.1.
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NOTE:
If
9
to
27
(@
seconds
fo
27
seconds)
appears,
AUTO
SENSOR
FUNCTION
is
normal.
.
After
completion
of
preheating,
be
sure
to
open
the
door.
.
When
thie
balance
of
cooking
time
has
«
TOD
reappears
in
the
display
elapsed,
oven
stops
and
beeps
five
window.
times.
.
Close
the
door
and
set
convection
cooking
time
for
2
minutes.
9.
Bake
Cooking
with
Preheat
(NN
models)
OPERATION
;
DISPLAY
1.
Tap
pad
twice.
.
Tap
[START]
pad.
.
Tap
pad.
.
When
preheating
is
completed,
oven
beeps
3
times.
ép”
begins
td
blink.
.
After
completion
of
preheating,
be
sure
to
open
the
door.
;
.
Close
the
door
and
set
bake’
cooking
:
time
for
2
minutes.
.
Tap
pad.
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NN=9859,
NN=9509
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MQ8869W
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
NN-9509/NN-9809/NN-9859
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NOTE:
Door
is
closed,
ink
Unit
is
not
operated.
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BROWN
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(OVEN
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CPH
NOTE:
Door
is
closed.
Unit
Is
not
operated.
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Ground
WHITE
wr
Chassis
BROWN/
WHITE
BROWN/WHITE
WHITE
HUMIDITY
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THERMISTOR)
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CPH)
MQss69W/MQ8899W
AQH
NOTE:
Door
is
closed.
Unit
is
not
operated.
CUTOUT
&
Ground
(MAGNETRON)
WHITE
BROWN/
WHITE
BROWN/
WHITE
WHITE
HUMIDITY
SENSOR
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NOTE:
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is
closed.
:
Unit
Is
not
operated.
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Ground
WHITE
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WHITE
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/
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NOTE:
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check
the
lead
a
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wire
colour
as
shown.
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shown
by
(_
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indicate
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BROWN
colours
of
lead
wire
connector
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8
NN-9809,
NN-9859,
NN-9509
MQ8sg9W,
MQ8869W
DESCRIPTION
OF
OPERATING
SEQUENCE
1.
Variable
power
cooking
control
The
coil
of
power
relay
B
(RY2)
is
energized
intermittently
by
the
digital
programmer
circuit,
when
the
oven
is
set
at
any
power
selection
except
for
High
power
position.
The
digital
programmer
circuit
controls
the
ON-OFF
tine
of
power
relay
B
contacts
in
order
to
vary
the
output
power
of
the
microwave
oven
from
“Warm”
to
“High”
power.
One
complete
ON
and
OFF
cycle
of
power
relay
B
is
22
seconds.
The
relation
between
indications
on
the
control
panel
and
the
output
of
the
microwave
oven
is
as
stiown
in
table.
NOTE:
The
ON/OFF
time
ratio
does
not
correspond
with
the
percentage
of
microwave
power
since
approximately
2
seconds
are
required
for
heating
of
magnetron
filament.
2.
Cyclic
defrost/MULTI-STAGE
DEFROST
When
defrost
power
and
defrosting
time
is
selected
and
Start
pad
is
touched:
(A)
The
digital
programmer
circuit
(DPC)
divides
the
total
defrosting
time
into
8
equal
periods,
consisting
of
four
defrosting
periods,
each
followed
by
a
standing
period.
(B)
During
defrosting
power
periods,
power
relay
B
is
energized
for
9
"seconds
and
de-energized
for
13
seconds
by
DPC.
(C)
During
Standing
periods,
power
rélay
B
is
always
open
resulting
in
no
microwave
power.
NOTE:
Defrost
time
selected
is
converted
into
seconds
by
the
DPC
but
display
will
show
selected
time
in
minutes
and
seconds
as
programmed.
The
total
number
of
seconds
is
divided
into
8
time
periods.
The
remainder
(seconds
not
equally
divisible
by
8)
are
added
to
the
fast
standing
time
period.
Example:
lf
Defrosting
time
is
selected
for
5
minutes,
each
operating
period
will
be
as
follows
:
5
minutes
=
300
seconds
300/8
=
37
and
remainder
is
4
seconds.
The
4
seconds
is
added
to
the
last
time
period.
NOTE:
When
defrosting
time
is
selected
for
not
more
than
7
seconds,
the
power'relay
B
will
not
be
energized
at
all.
3.
Auto/Automatic
weight
defrost,
Auto/Programmed
reheat
control
When
those
Auto
Control
feature
is.selected
and
the
Start
Pad
is
tapped:
(A)
The
digital
programmer
circuit
determines
the
power
level
and
cooking
time
to
complete
cooking
and
indicates
the
operating
state
in
the
display
window.
Table
shows
the
corresponding
cooking
times
for
respective
serving
by
categories.
(B)
When
cooking
time
in
the
display
window
has
elapsed,
the
oven
turns
off
automatically
by
a
controll
signal
from
the
digital
programmer
circuit.
ON-OFF
TIME
OF
POWER
RELAY
B
(RY2)
OUTPUT
POWER(W)
APPROX.
POWER
SETTING
es
a
eee
ne
|
a
DEFROST
110W
of
cyclic
defrost
5
MIN
(300
SEC)
1ST
DEFROSTING
(37S)
9$)13S
9S
;
6S
1ST
2ND
STANDING
DEFROSTING
(378)
(378)
9$)15S
)9S
,
6S
2ND
STANDING
(378)
ALL
OFF
Auto/Automatic
Weight
Defrost
Auto
Reheat
—
eee
|
16
sec.
|
sec,
1
min.
|
1
min.
30
sec.
|
sec,
|
8
min,
30
sec.
|
min.
30
sec.
Programmed
Reheat
(MQ8869W)
oe
ae
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