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MICROWAVE
MAGNETRONOVEN
MICRO-ONDES
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CONTENT
WARNINGS............................................................................................................................2- 6
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS...................................................................................6
COOKING UTENSILS................................................................................................................6
OTHER HELPFUL INSTRUCTIONS .........................................................................................7
OVEN OVERVIEW.....................................................................................................................
Names of Oven Parts........................................................................................................8
Turntable............................................................................................................................8
Control Panel.....................................................................................................................9
MICROWAVE OVEN INSTALLATION....................................................................................10
OPERATION ............................................................................................................................11
Setting the Clock.............................................................................................................11
Microwave Cooking.........................................................................................................11
Grilling..............................................................................................................................12
Combination Cooking.....................................................................................................12
Convection Cooking .......................................................................................................13
Kitchen Timer ..................................................................................................................13
Defrosting by Weight ......................................................................................................13
Defrosting by Time..........................................................................................................13
Auto Menu........................................................................................................................14
Speed Cooking ................................................................................................................15
Child Lock........................................................................................................................16
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE ..........................................................................................17
SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................................................18
TROUBLESHOOTING.............................................................................................................19
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WARNINGS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR FUTURE
REFERENCE
This appliance is intended for domesc
household use only and should not be used for
any other purpose or in any other applicaon,
such as for non domesc use or in a
commercial environment.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent
or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid
a hazard.
WARNING: If the door or door seals are
damaged, the oven must not be operated unl
it has been repaired by a competent person.
WARNING: It is hazardous for anyone other
than a competent person to carry out any
service or repair operaon that involves the
removal of a cover which gives protecon
against exposure to microwave energy.
WARNING: Liquids and other foods must not
be heated in sealed containers since they are
liable to explode.
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Only use utensils that are suitable for use in
microwave ovens.
When heang food in plasc or paper
containers, keep an eye on the oven due to the
possibility of ignion.
The microwave oven is intended for heang
food and beverages. Drying of food or clothing
and heang of warming pads, slippers, sponges,
damp cloth and similar may lead to risk of
injury, ignion or fire.
If smoke is emied, switch off or unplug the
appliance and keep the door closed in order to
sfle any flames.
Microwave heang of beverages can result in
delayed erupve boiling, therefore care must
be taken when handling the container.
The contents of feeding boles and baby food
jars shall be srred or shaken and the
temperature checked before consumpon, in
order to avoid burns.
Eggs in their shell and whole hard boiled eggs
should not be heated in microwave ovens since
they may explode, even aer microwave
heang has ended.
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For the Details for cleaning door seals, cavies
and adjacent parts, please see secon
“Cleaning and Maintenance” in page 17.
The oven should be cleaned regularly and any
food deposits removed.
Failure to maintain the oven in a clean
condion could lead to deterioraon of the
surface that could adversely affect the life of
the appliance and possibly result in a
hazardous situaon.
The microwave oven is intended to be used
freestanding.
The appliance must not be placed in a cabinet.
Group 2, Class B equipment
This equipment is Group 2 equipment as it
intenonally generates radio frequency energy
for treang material and is designed to be used
in domesc premises or an establishment
directly connected to the low voltage
electricity distribuon network supplying
buildings used for domesc purposes (Class B).
The rear surface of appliance shall be placed
against a wall.
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This appliance can be used by children aged
from 8 years and above and persons with
reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilies or lack of experience and
knowledge if they have been given supervision
or instrucon concerning use of the appliance
in a safe way and understand the hazards
involved. Children shall not play with the
appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance
shall not be made by children unless they are
older than 8 and supervised.
Keep the appliance and its cord out of reach of
children less than 8 years.
The appliance is not intended to be operated
by means of an external mer or separate
remote control system.
The surfaces are liable to get hot during
use.
The temperature of accessible surfaces may be
high when the appliance is operang.
Keep a free space 30 cm minimum above the
top surface of the oven.
Children should be supervised to ensure that
they do not play with the appliance.
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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
Whenthemicrowaveovenisswitchedoff,pleasedisconnectitfromthesupply
mains,todothisyoumustremovetheplugfromthesupplyoutlet.
Theplugshallbethemaindisconnectiondeviceandshallremainaccessibleatall
times.
Themicrowaveovencannotbeoperatedwiththedooropenduetothesafety
interlocksbuiltintothedoormechanismwhichswitchoffthecookingfunctions
whenthedoorisopened.Operatingthemicrowaveovenwiththedooropen
couldresultinharmfulexposuretomicrowaveenergy.Itisimportantnotto
tamperwiththedoormechanism.
Donotletwateroranyotherliquidentertheoventhroughtheventilationslots.
Donotplaceanyobjectbetweentheovenfrontfaceandthedoororallowsoilor
cleanerresiduetoaccumulateonsealingsurfaces.
Avoidusingstraight‐sidedcontainerswithnarrownecks.
Stiranyliquidbeforeplacingthecontainerbackintothemicrowaveovenhalfway
throughtheheatingtime.
Afterheating,alwaysallowstandingtime,stirorshakethecontentsandcarefully
checkthetemperaturesbeforeconsumption.
Donotuseharshabrasivecleanersorsharpmetalscraperstocleantheovendoor
glasssincetheycanscratchthesurface,whichmayresultinshatteringofthe
glass.
Asteamcleanerisnottobeused.
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Cauon: If the device operates in combinaon
mode, it is recommended that children use the
oven only under the supervision of adults
because the temperature may be high.
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COOKINGUTENSILS
Utensilsshouldbecheckedtoensurethattheyaresuitableforuseinthemicrowave
oven.
Materialsyoucanuseinmicrowaveoven
UtensilsRemarks
AluminiumfoilShieldingonly.Smallsmoothpiecescanbeusedtocover
thinpartsofmeatorpoultrytopreventovercooking.Arcing
canoccuriffoilistooclosetoovenwalls.Thefoilshouldbeat
least2.5cmawayfromovenwalls.
BrowningdishFollowmanufacturer’sinstructions.Thebottomofbrowning
dishmustbeatleast5mmabovetheturntable.Incorrectusage
maycausetheturntabletobreak.
DinnerwareMicrowave‐safeonly.Followmanufacturer’sinstructions.Do
notusecrackedorchippeddishes.
GlassjarsAlwaysremovelid.Useonlytoheatfooduntilit’swarm.
Mostglassjarsarenotheatresistantandmaybreak.
GlasswareHeat‐resistantovenglasswareonly.Makesurethereisno
metallictrim.Donotusecrackedorchippeddishes.
Ovencooking
bags
Followmanufacturer’sinstructions.Donotclosewithmetaltie.
Makeslitstoallowsteamtoescape.
Paperplates
andcups
Useforshort‐termcooking/warmingonly.Donotleaveoven
unattendedwhilecooking.
PapertowelsUsetocoverfoodforreheatingandabsorbingfat.Usewith
supervisionforashort‐termcookingonly.
Parchment
paper
Useasacovertopreventsplatteringorawrapforsteaming.
PlasticMicrowave‐safeonly.Followthemanufacturer’sinstructions.
Shouldbelabelled“MicrowaveSafe”.Someplasticcontainers
soften,asthefoodinsidegetshot.“Boilingbags”andtightly
closedplasticbagsshouldbeslit,piercedorventedasdirected
bypackage.
PlasticwrapMicrowave‐safeonly.Usetocoverfoodduringcookingto
retainmoisture.Donotallowplasticwraptotouchfood.
ThermometersMicrowave‐safeonly(meatandcandythermometers).
Waxpaper Useasacovertopreventsplatteringandretainmoisture.
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Materialstobeavoidedinmicrowaveoven
UtensilsRemarks
AluminiumtrayMaycausearcing.Transferfoodintomicrowave‐safedish.
Foodcartonwith
metalhandle
Maycausearcing.Transferfoodintomicrowave‐safedish.
Metalormetal‐
trimmedutensils
Metalshieldsthefoodfrommicrowaveenergy.Metaltrim
maycausearcing.
MetaltwisttiesMaycausearcingandcouldcauseafireintheoven.
PaperbagsMaycauseafireintheoven.
PlasticfoamPlasticfoammaymeltorcontaminatetheliquidinsidewhen
exposedtohightemperature.
Wood Woodwilldryoutwhenusedinthemicrowaveovenandmay
splitorcrack.
NOTES:
Careshouldbetakenwhenremovingutensilsortheglassturntable,astheymay
becomehotduringcooking.
Onlyuseathermometerthatisdesignedforuseinthemicrowaveoven.
Ensuretheturntableisinplacewhenyouoperatetheoven.
OTHERHELPFULINSTRUCTIONS
Forbestresultsandmoreenjoyablecooking,pleasereadthesecomments
thoroughly.
ForBestResults:
1. Whendeterminingthetimeforaparticularfood,beginbyusingminimumtime
andcheckingconditionoccasionally.Itiseasytoovercookfoodbecause
microwavescookveryquickly.
2. Smallquantitiesoffoodorfoodswithlowwatercontentmaydryoutandbecome
hardifcookedtoolong.
DefrostingFrozenFood:
1. Foodsthathavebeenfrozencanbeplaceddirectlyintheovenforthawing.(Be
certaintoremoveanymetallictiesorwraps).
2. DefrostaccordingtotheDefrostinginstructionsinthismanual.
3. Forareasofthefoodthawingfasterthanothers,coverwithsmallpiecesof
aluminiumfoil.Thishelpsslowdownorstopthedefrostingprocess.
4. Somefoodsshouldnotbecompletelythawedbeforecooking.Forexample,fish
cookssoquicklythatitissometimesbettertobegincookingwhilestillslightly
frozen.
5. Itmaybenecessarytoincreaseordecreasethecookingtimeinsomerecipes,
dependingonthestartingtemperatureofthefood.
NOTE:Airfromtheventmaybecomewarmduringcooking.
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Browning:
Thereareafewfoodswhicharenotcookedlongenoughinthemicrowaveovento
brownandmayneedadditionalcooking.
CoatingssuchaspaprikaandbrowningagentssuchasWorcestershiresaucemaybe
usedonchops,meatpattiesorchickenpieces.
Roasts,poultryorham,cookedfor10‐15minutesorlonger,willbrownwithoutextra
additives.
OVENOVERVIEW
NamesofOvenParts
A. Controlpanel
B. Shaft
C. Turntablering
D. Glasstray
E. Ovenwindow
F. Doorassembly
G. Doorsafetylock
system
H. Grillrack
Turntable
a. Neverplacetheglasstrayupsidedown.The
glasstrayshouldneverberestricted.
b. Bothglasstrayandturntableringmustalways
beusedduringcooking.
c. Allfoodandcontainersoffoodarealways
placedontheglasstrayforcooking.
d. Ifglasstrayorturntableringcracksorbreaks,
contactyournearestauthorisedservicecentre.
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Hub (underside)
Glass tray
Turntable ring assembly
Turntable shaft
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ControlPanel
Microwave cooking
Presstosetmicrowavepowerlevel.
Grill/Combi.
Repeatedlypresstoselectagrillcooking
oronecombinationcookingprogram.
Convectioncooking
Presstosetconvectioncooking.
Weight/Timedefrost
Presstodefrostfoodbyweightortime.
Clock/Kitchentimer
Presstosetclocktimeorkitchentimer.
Stop/Clear
•Pressoncetotemporarilystop
cooking,ortwicetocancelcooking.
•Itisalsousedforsettingchildlock.
Start/Confirm/+30sec.
Presstostartcookingprogram,confirm
settingorsetspeedcookingprogram.
Timer/Weight/AutoMenu(knob)
Turntheknobtosetcookingtimeorweight,
orselectauto‐menu.
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MICROWAVEOVENINSTALLATION
Removeallpackingmaterialand
accessories.Examinetheovenforany
damagesuchasdentsorbrokendoor.
Donotinstalliftheovenisdamaged.
Cabinet:Removeanyprotectivefilm
foundonthemicrowaveovencabinet
surface.
DonotremovethelightbrownMica
coverthatisattachedtotheinsideof
theovencavitytoprotectthe
magnetron.
1. Selectalevelsurfacethatprovides
enoughopenspacefortheintake
and/oroutletvents.
2. Plugyourovenintoastandard
householdoutlet.Besurethe
voltageandthefrequencyisthe
sameasthevoltageandthe
frequencyontheratinglabel.
WARNING:Donotinstalltheovenover
arangecooktoporother
heat‐producingappliance.Ifinstalled
nearoroveraheatsource,theoven
couldbedamagedandthewarranty
wouldbevoid.
CAUTION:Outersurfacegetshot.
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a bove the top surface on the oven
(1) The microwave oven must be
placed on a surface with height more
than 850 mm above the floor.
(3) The minimum height of free space
is 30 cm.
required on both sides of the oven.
(2) A minimum clearance of 20 cm is
(4) Do not remove the feet from the
bottom of the oven.
(5) Blocking the intake and/or outlet
openings can damage the oven.
(6) Place the oven as far away from
radios and TV as possible.
Operation of microwave oven
may cause interference to your
radio or TV reception.
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30cm
20cm
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OPERATION
Whentheovenispluggedin,thedisplaywillshow“0:00”andabeepsoundwillbe
heard.
SettingtheClock
1. Instandbystate,press tosettheclockin24‐hourcycle.
Thehourdigitswillflash.
2. Turn untilthecorrecthourisdisplayed.
3. Press toconfirm.
The
minute
digits
will
flash.
4. Turn untilthecorrectminutesaredisplayed.
5. Press toconfirmthesetting.“:”willflashonthedisplay.
NOTE:
Iftheclockisnotset,theovenwillnotfunctionwhenpoweredon.
Youcanchecktheclocktimeduringcookingbypressing .
MicrowaveCooking
1. Press onceand“P100”willflashonthedisplay.
2. Press repeatedlyorturn toselectamicrowavepowerlevel.
3. Press toconfirm.
4. Turn toadjustthecookingtime.Thelongestcookingtimeis95minutes.
5. Press tostartcooking.
PowerLevel100%80%50%30%10%
DisplayP100P80P50P30P10
NOTE:Youcancheckthecookingpowerduringcookingbypressing .
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Grilling
Thelongestcookingtimeis95minutes(95:00).Grillcookingisparticularlyusefulfor
thinslicesofmeat,steaks,chops,kebabs,sausagesandpiecesofchicken.Itisalso
suitableforhotsandwichesandaugratindishes.
1. Press onceand“G‐1”willbeshownonthedisplay.
2. Press toconfirm.
3. Turn toadjustthegrilltime.
4. Press tostartcooking.
NOTE:Ifhalfthegrilltimepasses,theovenbeepstwice,andthisisnormal.Inorder
tohaveabettereffectofgrillingfood,youshouldturnthefoodover,close
theovendoorthenpress tocontinuecooking.Ifnooperationis
performed,itwillcontinueworking.
CombinationCooking
Thelongestcookingtimeis95minutes(95:00).Thisfeatureallowsyoutocombine
grill,microwaveandconvectioncookingonfourdifferentsettings.
1. Press onceand“G‐1”willbeshownonthedisplay.
2. Press repeatedlyorturn toselectthecombinationpower:
DisplayMicrowaveGrill Convection
C‐1zz
C‐2zz
C‐3
zz
C‐4zzz
3. Press toconfirm.
4. Turn toadjustthedesiredcookingtime.
5. Press tostartcooking.
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ConvectionCooking
Theconvectioncookingcanletyoucookthefoodasatraditionaloven.Microwaveis
notused.Itisrecommendedthatyoushouldpreheattheoventotheappropriate
temperaturebeforeplacingthefoodintheoven.
Duringconvectioncooking,hotairiscirculatedthroughouttheovencavitytobrown
andmakecrispfoodsquicklyandevenly.Thisovencanbeprogrammedforten
differentcookingtemperatures(100℃~190℃).
1. Press once,“100”willflashonthedisplay.
2. Press repeatedlyorturn toselectthedesiredtemperature.
3. Press toconfirm.
4. Press tostartpreheating.
Whentheoventemperatureisreachedthebuzzerwillsoundtwicetoremind
youtoputfoodintotheoven.
5. Turn tosetthecookingtime.
6. Press tostartcooking.
NOTE:Ifyoudonotwanttopreheattheovenbeforecooking,skipstep4.
KitchenTimer
1.Press twice.“00:00”willbeshownonthedisplay.
2.Turn toenterthecorrecttime(themaximumcookingtimeis95minutes).
3.Press toconfirm.
4.Whenthekitchentimeisreached,thebuzzerwillsound5times.Iftheclocktime
isset,thedisplaywillreturntoclocktime.
DefrostingbyWeight
1. Press once,“dEF1”willbeshownonthedisplay.
2. Turn toselectthefoodweight.Theweightvariesbetween100gand2000g.
3. Press tostartdefrosting.
NOTE:Ifhalfofthedefrostingtimepasses,thebuzzerwillsoundtwicetotellyouto
turnthefoodover,ifnoactionistaken,theappliancewillcontinueworking.
DefrostingbyTime
1. Press twice,“dEF2”willbeshownonthedisplay.
2. Turn toselectthecookingtime.Thelongestcookingtimeis95minutes.
3. Press tostartdefrosting.
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AutoMenu
Forthefoodinthefollowingtable,itisnotnecessarytoprogramthecookingpower
andtime.Takethefollowingsteps:
1. Instandbystate,turn clockwisetoselectthedesiredmenucodefromthe
tablebelow.
2. Press toconfirm.
3. Turn toselectthefoodweight.
4. Press tostartcooking.
Menu Weight(g)Power
300A1
Pizza400
100%Microwave/
100%Grill
230
460
A2
Potato690
100%Microwave
200
300
400
A3
Meat
500
100%Microwave
200
300
400
A4
Fish
500
80%Microwave
200
300
400
A5
Vegetable
500
100%Microwave
1(about240ml)
2(about480ml)
A6
Beverage
3(about720ml)
100%Microwave
50(with450mlwater)
100(with800mlwater)
A7
Pasta
150(with1200mlwater)
80%Microwave
50
A8
Popcorn100100%Microwave
A9Cake475Preheatat160℃
750
1000
A10
Chicken
1250
C‐2
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NOTE:WhenyouchooseA9cake,donotputthecakeintotheovenbeforetheoven
ispreheatedto160℃.Thebuzzerwillsoundtoremindyouofputtingthe
cakeintotheoven.Press tostartcooking.
SpeedCooking
Instandbystate,press tocookwith100%powerlevelfor30seconds.
Eachpressofthebuttonwillincreasethecookingtimeby30seconds.Thelongest
cookingtimeis95minutes.
Duringmicrowave,grill,convectionandcombinationcooking,eachpressof
willincreasethecookingtimeby30seconds.
NOTE:Inautomenuandweightdefrostmode,cookingtimecannotbeincreasedby
pressingthebutton.
ChildLock
Thechildlockpreventsunsupervisedoperationbychildren.
Tosetthechildlock,press for3seconds,thenalongbeepwillsoundand
“ ”willbeshownonthedisplay.Inthelockstate,allbuttonsaredisabled.
Tocancelthechildlock,press for3seconds,thenalongbeepwillsoundand
thedisplaywillreturntothecurrentclocktime.
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CLEANINGANDMAINTENANCE
Disconnecttheelectricalsupplytotheovenbeforecleaning.
GeneralAdvice
Frequentcleaningpreventssmokeandbadodoursduringcookingandalsosparking
intheovencavityandaroundthedoorseal.
Donotletfooddepositsorgreaseaccumulateinsidetheovencavityoronthedoor
seal.
Ifyourmicrowaveovenisfittedwithawaveguidecover(usuallylocatedinsidethe
ovencavityontherightsidewall)itmustbekeptcleanatalltimes,shouldfood
depositsorgreasebeallowedtoaccumulateonthecover,sparkingwilloccurand
maydamageyouroveninvalidatingthewarranty.
Beforeanymaintenanceorcleaning,disconnecttheovenfromthemainssupplyand
waitforittocooltoroomtemperature.
OvenDoor
Removeanyfooddepositsandgreasebetweenthedoorsealandovencavityusinga
dampcloth,itisimportanttokeepthisareacleanatalltimes.
Donotuseharshabrasivecleanersorsharpmetalscraperstocleantheovendoor
glasssincetheycanscratchthesurface,whichmayresultinshatteringoftheglass.
InteriorWalls
Removeanygreasesplashesfromtheovencavitywallswithsoapandwater,then
rinseanddry.
Thedoorsealandovencavityhavetobeparticularlywellcleanedtoensurethedoor
willcloseproperlyandtoavoidsparkingbetweentheovencavityanddoor
assembly.
Donotuseabrasiveproductssuchasscouringpadswhichwilldamagethesurfaces
oftheovencavityanddoor.
Onlywarmsoapywatermustbeusedtocleanstainlesssteelssurfaces.
OuterSurfaces
Tocleantheoutsidesurface,useadampcloth.
Avoidusingabrasiveproductssuchasscouringpadsthatmaydamagethecosmetic
surfaces.Makesurewaterdoesnotseepintotheventilationslots.
Accessoriesshouldbewashedinwarmsoapywaterbyhand.
CAUTION:
Somewaveguidecoverscanbeeasilydamagedtakecarewhencleaning.
Donotwashaccessoriesinadishwasher.
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Cleaningsurfacesthatcomeintocontactwithfood
Forhygienesafetytheglasstrayshouldbecleanedregularlyastheitemmaycome
intocontactwithfood.
Theitemshouldbecleanedwithwarmsoapywateranddriedthoroughly.
Iftheinsideoftheovencavityanddoorsealarenotkeptperfectlycleanthereisa
dangerofdamageduetosparkinginsidetheovencavityinvalidatingthewarranty.
Neverscrapetheovencavitywallswithsharpobjects.
SPECIFICATIONS
Ratedvoltageandfrequency:230V~50Hz
Ratedinput(microwave):1300W
Ratedinput(grill/convection):1200W
Microwavefrequency:2450MHz
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TROUBLESHOOTING
NormalPhenomena
MicrowaveoveninterferingTV
reception
RadioandTVreceptionmaybeaffectedwhen
themicrowaveovenisoperating.Itissimilar
totheinterferenceofsmallelectrical
appliances,likemixer,vacuumcleanerand
electricfan.Itisnormal.
DimovenlightDuringlowpowermicrowavecooking,the
ovenlightmaybecomedim.Itisnormal.
Steamaccumulatingondoor,
hotairoutofvents
Duringcooking,steammaycomeoutoffood.
Mostofsteamwillescapefromthevents.But
someofthemmayaccumulateonpositions
liketheovendoor.Itisnormal.
Ovenoperationaccidentally
withnofoodin.
Itisforbiddentooperatetheappliance
withoutanyfoodinside.Itisvery
DANGEROUS.
ProblemPossibleCauseSolution
Powercordnotpluggedin
tightly.
Unplugtheappliance
thenplugitinagainafter
10seconds.Ovencannotbe
operated.Thereissomethingwrong
withthemainssocket.
Testthemainssocketby
plugginganother
appliancein.
Ovendoesnotheatup.Doornotclosedwell.Closedoorwell.
Glassturntablemakes
noisewhenmicrowave
ovenoperates.
Dirtyrollerrestandoven
bottom.
Referto‘CLEANINGAND
MAINTENANCE’toclean
dirtyparts.
Weapologiseforanyinconveniencecausedbyminorinconsistenciesinthese
instructions,whichmayoccurasaresultofproductimprovementanddevelopment.
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