Proline KE202W User manual
MICROWAVE OVEN
FOUR À MICRO-ONDES
MAGNETRONOVEN
KE202W KE202B
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TableofContents
WARNINGS............................................................................................................................... 2
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.................................................................................. 8
COOKING UTENSILS............................................................................................................... 9
APPLIANCE DESCRIPTION.................................................................................................. 10
MICROWAVE OVEN INSTALLATION................................................................................... 11
CONTROL PANEL.................................................................................................................. 12
OPERATION ........................................................................................................................... 13
Setting the clock............................................................................................................. 13
Microwave cooking........................................................................................................ 13
Quick start....................................................................................................................... 14
Auto defrosting by weight............................................................................................. 14
Auto menu....................................................................................................................... 15
Child lock ........................................................................................................................ 15
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................... 17
SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................... 18
TROUBLESHOOTING............................................................................................................ 18
DISPOSAL .............................................................................................................................. 19
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WARNINGS
IMPORTANTSAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
READCAREFULLYANDKEEP
FORFUTUREREFERENCE
Thisapplianceisintendedto
beusedinhouseholdand
similarapplicationssuchas:
–
staffkitchenareasinshops,
officesandotherworking
environments;
–
farmhouses;
–
byclientsinhotels,motels
andotherresidentialtype
environments;
–
bedandbreakfasttype
environments.
Thisappliancecanbeusedby
childrenagedfrom8years
andaboveandpersonswith
reducedphysical,sensoryor
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mentalcapabilitiesorlackof
experienceandknowledgeif
theyhavebeengiven
supervisionorinstruction
concerninguseofthe
applianceinasafewayand
understandthehazards
involved.Childrenshallnot
playwiththeappliance.
Cleaninganduser
maintenanceshallnotbe
madebychildrenwithout
supervision.
Ifthesupplycordisdamaged,
itmustbereplacedbythe
manufacturer,itsservice
agentorsimilarlyqualified
personsinordertoavoida
hazard.
WARNING:Ifthedooror
doorsealsaredamaged,the
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ovenmustnotbeoperated
untilithasbeenrepairedbya
competentperson.
WARNING:Itishazardousfor
anyoneotherthana
competentpersontocarry
outanyserviceorrepair
operationthatinvolvesthe
removalofacoverwhich
givesprotectionagainst
exposuretomicrowave
energy.
WARNING:Liquidsandother
foodsmustnotbeheatedin
sealedcontainerssincethey
areliabletoexplode.
Keepaminimumfreespace
30cmabovethetopsurface
oftheoven.
Onlyuseutensilsthatare
suitableforuseinmicrowave
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ovens.
Whenheatingfoodinplastic
orpapercontainers,keepan
eyeontheovenduetothe
possibilityofignition.
Themicrowaveovenis
intendedforheatingfood
andbeverages.Dryingof
foodorclothingandheating
ofwarmingpads,slippers,
sponges,dampclothand
similarmayleadtoriskof
injury,ignitionorfire.
Ifsmokeisemitted,switch
offorunplugtheappliance
andkeepthedoorclosedin
ordertostifleanyflames.
Microwaveheatingof
beveragescanresultin
delayederuptiveboiling;
thereforecaremustbetaken
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whenhandlingthecontainer.
Thecontentsoffeeding
bottlesandbabyfoodjars
shallbestirredorshakenand
thetemperaturechecked
beforeconsumption,inorder
toavoidburns.
Eggsintheirshellandwhole
hard‐boiledeggsshouldnot
beheatedinmicrowave
ovenssincetheymayexplode,
evenaftermicrowaveheating
hasended.
Regardingtheinstructionsof
thedetailsforcleaningthe
doorseals,cavities,adjacent
partsandthesurfacesin
contactwithfood,referto
thesection“Cleaningand
Maintenance”onpages17of
themanual.
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Theovenshouldbecleaned
regularlyandanyfood
depositsremoved.
Failuretomaintaintheoven
inacleanconditioncould
leadtodeteriorationofthe
surfacethatcouldadversely
affectthelifeofthe
applianceandpossiblyresult
inahazardoussituation.
Themicrowaveovenis
intendedtobeused
freestanding.
Theappliancemustnotbe
placedinacabinet.
Group2,ClassBequipment
ThisequipmentisGroup2
equipmentasitintentionally
generatesradio‐frequency
energyfortreatingmaterial
andisdesignedtobeusedin
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domesticpremisesoran
establishmentdirectly
connectedtothelowvoltage
electricitydistribution
networksupplyingbuildings
usedfordomesticpurposes
(ClassB).
Aftereachcookingcycle,the
coolingfanwillcontinueto
runforawhiletoensure
quickcoolingandsafe
operationoftheoven.
IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
•Whenyouwillnotusethemicrowaveovenforalongperiodoftime,please
disconnectitfromthesupplymains,todothisyoumustremovetheplugfromthe
supplyoutlet.
•Theplugshallbethemaindisconnectiondeviceandshallremainaccessibleatall
times.
•Themicrowaveovencannotbeoperatedwiththedooropenduetothesafety
interlocksbuiltintothedoormechanismwhichswitchoffthecookingfunctions
whenthedoorisopened.Operatingthemicrowaveovenwiththedooropencould
resultinharmfulexposuretomicrowaveenergy.Itisimportantnottotamperwith
thedoormechanism.
•Donotletwateroranyotherliquidentertheoventhroughtheventilationslots.
•Donotplaceanyobjectbetweentheovenfrontfaceandthedoororallowsoilor
cleanerresiduetoaccumulateonsealingsurfaces.
•Avoidusingstraight‐sidedcontainerswithnarrownecks.
•Stiranyliquidbeforeplacingthecontainerbackintothemicrowaveovenhalfway
throughtheheatingtime.
•Afterheating,alwaysallowstandingtime,stirorshakethecontentsandcarefully
checkthetemperaturesbeforeconsumption.
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COOKINGUTENSILS
Utensilsshouldbecheckedtoensurethattheyaresuitableforuseinthemicrowave
oven.
Materialsyoucanuseinmicrowaveoven
UtensilsRemarks
AluminiumfoilShieldingonly.Smallsmoothpiecescanbeusedtocover
thinpartsofmeatorpoultrytopreventovercooking.Arcing
canoccuriffoilistooclosetoovenwalls.Thefoilshouldbeat
least2.5cmawayfromovenwalls.
BrowningdishFollowmanufacturer’sinstructions.Thebottomofbrowning
dishmustbeatleast5mmabovetheturntable.Incorrect
usagemaycausetheturntabletobreak.
DinnerwareMicrowave‐safeonly.Followmanufacturer’sinstructions.Do
notusecrackedorchippeddishes.
GlassjarsAlwaysremovelid.Useonlytoheatfooduntilit’swarm.
Mostglassjarsarenotheatresistantandmaybreak.
GlasswareHeat‐resistantovenglasswareonly.Makesurethereisno
metallictrim.Donotusecrackedorchippeddishes.
Ovencooking
bags
Followmanufacturer’sinstructions.Donotclosewithmetal
tie.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,piercedorventedas
directedbypackage.
PlasticwrapMicrowave‐safeonly.Usetocoverfoodduringcookingto
retainmoisture.Donotallowplasticwraptotouchfood.
Thermometers Microwave‐safeonly(meatandcandythermometers).
Waxpaper Useasacovertopreventsplatteringandretainmoisture.
Materialstobeavoidedinmicrowaveoven
UtensilsRemarks
AluminiumtrayMaycausearcing.Transferfoodintomicrowave‐safedish.
Foodcartonwith
metalhandle
Maycausearcing.Transferfoodintomicrowave‐safedish.
Metalormetal‐
trimmedutensils
Metalshieldsthefoodfrommicrowaveenergy.Metaltrim
maycausearcing.
MetaltwisttiesMaycausearcingandcouldcauseafireintheoven.
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PaperbagsMaycauseafireintheoven.
PlasticfoamPlasticfoammaymeltorcontaminatetheliquidinsidewhen
exposedtohightemperature.
Wood Woodwilldryoutwhenusedinthemicrowaveovenandmay
splitorcrack.
NOTES:
•Careshouldbetakenwhenremovingutensilsortheglassturntable,astheymay
becomehotduringcooking.
•Onlyuseathermometerthatisdesignedforuseinthemicrowaveoven.
•Ensuretheturntableisinplacewhenyouoperatetheoven.
APPLIANCEDESCRIPTION
1. Safetyinterlocksystem
2. Observationwindow
3. Roller
4. Controlpanel
5. Waveguidecover
6. Glasstray
Turntable
•Neverplacetheglasstrayupsidedown.Theglass
trayshouldneverberestricted.
•Bothglasstrayandrollermustalwaysbeused
duringcooking.
•Allfoodandcontainersoffoodmustalwaysbe
placedontheglasstrayforcooking.
•Ifglasstrayorrollercracksorbreaks,stopusing
yourmicrowaveovenandcontactyournearest
authorisedservicecentre.
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MICROWAVEOVENINSTALLATION
Preparation
Removeallpackingmaterialandaccessories.Examinetheovenforanydamagesuch
asdentsorbrokendoor.Donotinstallthemicrowaveovenifitisdamaged.
Cabinet:Removeanyprotectivefilmfoundonthemicrowaveovencabinetsurface.
DonotremovethelightbrownMicacoverthatisattachedtotheinsideofthe
ovencavitytoprotectthemagnetron.
Position
•Selectalevelsurfacethatprovidesenoughopenspacefortheintakeand/oroutlet
vents.
•Themicrowaveovenmustbeplacedonasurfacewithheightmorethan85cm
abovethefloor.
•Aminimumclearanceof20cmisrequiredonbothsidesoftheoven.
•Theminimumheightoffreespaceabovethetopsurfaceoftheovenis30cm.
•Donotremovethefeetfromthebottomoftheoven.
•Blockingtheintakeand/oroutletopeningscandamagetheoven.
•PlacetheovenasfarawayfromradiosandTVaspossible.
•OperationofmicrowaveovenmaycauseinterferencetoyourradioorTV
reception.
•Plugyourovenintoastandardgroundedoutlet.Besurethevoltageandthe
frequencyarethesameasthevoltageandthefrequencyontheratinglabel.
•WARNING:Donotinstalltheovenoverarangecooktoporotherheat‐producing
appliance.Ifinstallednearoroveraheatsource,theovencouldbedamagedand
thewarrantywouldbevoid.
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CONTROLPANEL
Defrostingbyweight
Pressthisbuttontodefrostfoodbyweight.
Microwavecooking
Pressthisbuttontosetmicrowavepowerlevel.
Clock
Pressthisbuttontosettheclock(formore
information,see“Settingtheclock”).
Start/+30Sec./Confirm
•Presstostartacookingprogrammeorsetspeed
cookingprogramme.
•Presstoconfirmthesetting.
Stop/Clear
Presstocancelsettingorresettheovenbefore
settingacookingprogramme.
•Pressoncetotemporarilystopcookingorpress
twicetocancelcookingcompletely.
•Thisbuttonisalsousedtoactivatechildlock
function.
AutoMenu
Pressthisbuttontoselectautocookmenus.
/Time/Weight(dial)
•Rotatethisdialtoentertheovenclocktimeor
inputcookingtime.
•Rotatethisdialtospecifyfoodweightor
numberofservings.
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OPERATION
Plugthemicrowaveovenintothemainssocket.Abeepwillbeheard.
Eachtimeabuttonispressed,abeepwillsoundtoacknowledgethepress.
Settingtheclock
1. Press onceortwicetosettheclockin12‐houror24‐hourcycle.
2. Turn tosetthecorrecthour.
•Theclocksymbol willflashonthedisplay.
3. Press toconfirm.
4. Turn tosetthecorrectminutes.
5. Press toconfirmthesetting.
•Theclocksymbol willstopflashingonthedisplay.
NOTE:Youcanpress oncetocheckclocktimeduringcooking.
Microwavecooking
1. Repeatedlypresstoselectthedesiredcookingpower.
Pressing
Cooking
powerSymbolsonthedisplay
Once100%
Twice80%+
3times60%
4times40%
5times20%
+
6times00%
Note:Ifselecting00%power,theovenwillwork
withthefanbutnopower.Youcanusethis
powersettingtoremovetheodourinsidethe
appliance.
2. Turn toselectthedesiredcookingtime.Thelongestcookingtimeis60
minutes.
•Thesymbol willflashonthedisplay.
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3. Press tostartcooking.
•Thesymbol willdisappearfromthedisplay.
4. Afterthecookingtimehaselasped,thesystemwillsoundbeepsandthedisplay
willshow“End”.
•Tostartanothercooking,pressoropenthedoor.Thetext
“End”willdisappearfromthedisplay.
NOTE:Duringcooking,youcancheckthepresentcookingpowerbypressing.
Quickstart
Thisfeatureallowsyoutostarttheovenquicklyatfullpower.
Instandbystate,presstocookwith100%powerlevelfor30
seconds.Eachtimeyoupressthisbutton,thecookingtimewillbeincreasedby30
seconds.ThelongestcookingtimewithQuickstartfunctionis12minutes.
Autodefrostingbyweight
Thisfunctionallowstheoventodefrostfrozenfoodthatweighfrom100gto1800g.
Thetimeandthedefrostingpowerwillbeadjustedautomaticallyoncetheweightis
selected.
1. Placethefrozenfoodintothemicrowaveoven.
2. Press.
•Thetext“”andtheautodefrostingsymbol willappearon
thedisplay.
3. Turn toselectfoodweight.
•Thesymbolwillflashonthedisplay.
4. Press.
•Thesymbolwilldisappearfromthedisplay.
NOTE:Afterabout2/3ofthedefrostingtimehaselapsed,thesystemwillpauseand
beeptwicetoremindyoutoturnoverthefoodwhilethesymbol will
flashonthedisplay.Afterturningoverthefood,press to
resumeandthesymbol willdisappearfromthedisplay.
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Automenu
Forthefoodinthefollowingtable,itisnotnecessarytoprogrammethecooking
powerandtime.Takethefollowingsteps:
1. Instandbystate,repeatedlypresstoselectthedesiredmenu
fromthetablebelow.
•Thetext“ ”willappearonthedisplay.
2. Turn toselectthefoodweightornumberofservings.
•Thesymbol willflashonthedisplay.
3. Presstostartcooking.
•Thesymbol willdisappearfromthedisplay.
MenuFoodweightornumberofservings
1
Milk/Coffee
1cup,2cups,3cups(200ml/cup)
2
Rice
150g,300g,450g,600g
3
Spaghetti
100g,200g,300g
4
Potatoes
1piece,2pieces,3pieces
(200g/piece)
5
AutoReheat
200g,300g,400g,500g,600g,700g,
800g
6
Fish 200g,300g,400g,500g,600g
7
Popcorn
99g,default
8
Pizza
150g,300g,450g
NOTE:
Theresultofautocooking
dependsonfactorssuchasthe
shapeandsizeoffood,your
personalpreferenceastothe
donenessofcertainfoodsand
evenhowwellyouplacefood
intheoven.Ifyoufindthe
resultnotsatisfactory,please
adjustthecookingtime
accordingly.
Forspaghetti,addboiling
waterbeforecooking.
Peelthepotatoesandcut
themintoequal‐sizedpieces
beforecooking.
Childlock
Thechildlockpreventstheovenfrombeingoperatedunintentionallyorby
unsupervisedchildren.
•Toactivatethisfunction,pressandholdforabout3seconds.Along
beepwillsoundandthelocksymbolwillappearonthedisplay.Inthelock
state,allbuttonsaredisabled.
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•Todeactivatethisfunction,pressandhold forabout3seconds.A
longbeepwillsoundandthelocksymbol willdisappearfromthedisplay.
NOTE:Thisfunctionisonlyavailablewhentheovenisnotinoperation.
Foods
Forbiddenfoods
Ifyouchooseacookingmethodusingmicrowaves,youshouldnever:
•Attempttofryfood‐itisimpossibletocontrolthetemperatureoftheoilandother
fats‐fire‐risk.
•Attempttocookorwarmupeggsintheirshells,hard‐boiledeggswithorwithout
theirshellsorsnails‐theymayexplode.
•Attempttocookfoodinanintactshell(e.g.chestnuts)orhardskin(tomatoes,
potatoes,sausages)‐alwaysmakeaslit.
Foodtemperatures
Theactionofmicrowavesissuchthatonlythefoodisheated.Thecontainermay,
therefore,remaincoldorcoolwhilethefoodthatitcontainsisburninghot.
Toavoidanyriskofburning,alwaysstirbeforeservingandcheckthetemperature
carefullybeforeserving‐especiallytochildren.
Shakefeedingbottleswellandtryafewdropsonthebackofyourwristtocheckthe
temperature.
Preparingfoodforcooking
Beforewarmingfeedingbottlesandsmallpots,removeteatsandcovers.
Remembertocoverthefoodinorderto:
•avoidanysplashingoftheovencavity,
•retainsufficientmoistureforcooking.
Heatingliquids
Whenheatingliquids,asuddenoverflowmayoccurwhenyoutakethecontainerto
removeitfromtheappliance.Infact,whenthetemperaturereachesboilingpoint,
steamtendstoremaintrappedintheliquiduntilitisdisturbed.
Toavoidthissuperheatingeffectandtheconsequentriskofscalding,alwaysplacea
plasticspoonintheliquidtobeheated.
Acontainercaneasilybetestedformicrowave“transparency”:
Placetheemptycontainerontheturntabletogetherwithaglassofwaterandrun
theovenforoneminuteatmaximumpower.
Afteroneminute:
•ifthecontaineriscold,itis“transparent”andcanbeusedformicrowavecooking,
•ifthecontaineriswarmorhotitisabsorbentandmustnotbeusedformicrowave
cooking.
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CLEANINGANDMAINTENANCE
Before any cleaning or maintenance operation, disconnect the microwave
oven from the mains supply and allow it to cool to room temperature.
GeneralAdvice
Frequentcleaningpreventstheformationofsmokeandbadodoursduringcooking
andalsosparkingintheovencavityandaroundthedoorseal.
Donotletfooddepositsorgreaseaccumulateinsidetheovencavityoronthedoor
seal.
Makesurethatthewaveguidecoveriskeptcleanatalltimes.Shouldfooddeposits
orgreasebeallowedtoaccumulateonthecover,sparkingwilloccurandmay
damageyouroveninvalidatingthewarranty.
OvenDoor
Removeanyfooddepositsandgreasebetweenthedoorsealandovencavityusinga
dampcloth,itisimportanttokeepthisareacleanatalltimes.
InteriorWalls
Removeanygreasesplashesfromtheovencavitywallswithsoapandwater,then
rinseanddry.
Thedoorsealandovencavityhavetobeparticularlywellcleanedtoensurethedoor
willcloseproperlyandtoavoidsparkingbetweentheovencavityanddoor
assembly.
Donotuseabrasiveproductssuchasscouringpadswhichwilldamagethesurfaces
oftheovencavityanddoor.
Onlywarmsoapywatermustbeusedtocleanpaintedsteelsurfaces.
OuterSurfaces
Tocleantheoutsidesurface,useadampcloth.
Avoidusingabrasiveproductssuchasscouringpadsthatmaydamagethecosmetic
surfaces.Makesurewaterdoesnotseepintotheventilationslots.
Accessoriesshouldbewashedinwarmsoapywaterbyhand.
CAUTION:
Somewaveguidecoverscanbeeasilydamaged,takecarewhencleaning.
Donotwashaccessoriesinadishwasher.
Cleaningsurfacesthatcomeintocontactwithfood
Forhygienesafetytheglasstrayshouldbecleanedregularlyasitmaycomeinto
contactwithfood.
Itshouldbecleanedwithwarmsoapywateranddriedthoroughly.
Iftheinsideoftheovencavityanddoorsealarenotkeptperfectlyclean,thereisa
dangerofdamageduetosparkinginsidetheovencavityinvalidatingthewarranty.
Neverscrapetheovencavitywallswithsharpobjects.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Ratedvoltageandfrequency:230V‐240V~50Hz
Ratedinput(Microwave):1200W
Microwavefrequency:2450MHz
TROUBLESHOOTING
NormalPhenomena
MicrowaveoveninterferingTV
reception
RadioandTVreceptionmaybeaffectedwhen
themicrowaveovenisoperating.Itissimilar
totheinterferenceofsmallelectrical
appliances,likemixer,vacuumcleanerand
electricfan.Itisnormal.
DimovenlightDuringlowpowermicrowavecooking,the
ovenlightmaybecomedim.Itisnormal.
Steamaccumulatingondoor,hot
airoutofvents
Duringcooking,steammaycomeoutoffood.
Mostofsteamwillescapefromthevents.But
someofthemmayaccumulateonpositions
liketheovendoor.Itisnormal.
Ovenoperatedaccidentallywith
nofoodin.
Itisforbiddentooperatetheappliance
withoutanyfoodinside.Itisvery
DANGEROUS.
ProblemPossibleCauseSolution
Powercordnotpluggedin
tightly.
Unplugtheappliance
thenplugitinagainafter
10seconds.
Ovencannotbe
operated.Thereissomethingwrong
withthemainssocket.
Testthemainssocketby
plugginganother
appliancein.
Ovendoesnotheatup.Doornotclosedwell.Closedoorwell.
Dirtyrollerandoven
bottom.
Referto‘CLEANINGAND
MAINTENANCE’toclean
dirtyparts.
Glassturntablemakes
noisewhenmicrowave
ovenoperates.
Glasstrayisnot
positionedproperly.
Positiontheglasstray
properly.
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