RCA RMW712 User manual

OWNER SMANUAL
Microwave Oven
RMW712
1.READtheseinstructionscarefullybeforeinstallingand operatingthe
oven.
Keepthemforfurtherreference.
2.
Recordinthe spacebelowthe SERIALNO.”found onthenameplateon
youroven and retainthisinformation forfuturereference.
SERIALNO.:

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PRECAUTIONS TOAVOIDPOSSIBLE
EXPOSURE TO EXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE ENERGY
1.Donotattempttooperatethisovenwiththedoor-opensinceopen-dooroperationcanresult
inharmfulexposuretomicrowaveenergy.Itisimportantnottodefeator tamper withthe
safetyinterlocks.
2.Donotplaceanyobjectbetweentheovenfrontfaceand thedooror allowsoilorcleaner
residuetoaccumulateonsealingsurfaces.
3.Donotoperatetheovenifitisdamaged.Itisparticularlyimportantthattheovendoor close
properlyandthat there isnodamage tothe:
a) Door (bent),
b) Hingesandlatches(brokenor loosened),
c)Door sealsandsealingsurfaces.
4.Theovenshouldnotbe adjusted or repaired byanyone exceptproperlyqualified service
personnel.
CONTENT
PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETOEXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY
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IMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS..................................................................................2
GROUNDINGINSTRUCTIONS................................................................................................3
UTENSILSGUIDE...................................................................................................................4
COOKINGTECHNIQUES........................................................................................................6
BEFOREYOUCALLFORSERVICE.......................................................................................7
SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................................................7
PARTNAMES .........................................................................................................................7
CONTROL PANEL...................................................................................................................8
OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS.................................................................................................9
Setting the clock...............................................................................................................9
Setting the overtimer........................................................................................................9
Setting acooking program................................................................................................9
Speed defrost.................................................................................................................10
Cookbyweight...............................................................................................................10
Defrost byweight............................................................................................................11
Setting childlock.............................................................................................................11
QUICK COOKSETTINGS.....................................................................................................11
POPCORN.....................................................................................................................11
BAKEDPOTATO............................................................................................................12
PIZZA.............................................................................................................................12
BEVERAGE....................................................................................................................12
FROZENDINNER..........................................................................................................12
REHEAT.........................................................................................................................12
CLEANINGANDCARE................................................................................................................13

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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
Whenusing electricalappliances,basic
safetyprecautionsshouldbe followed,
including the following:
WARNING-Toreducethe risk ofburns,
electricshock,fire,and injury topersonsor
exposuretoexcessivemicrowaveenergy:
1.Read all instructionsbeforeusing the
appliance.
2.Read and followthe specific
"PRECAUTIONSTO AVOIDPOSSIBLE
EXPOSURETOEXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE ENERGY"on page 1.
3.Thisappliancemustbe grounded.
Connect onlytoproperlygrounded outlet.
See "grounding instructions”on page 3.
4.Install orlocatethisapplianceonlyin
accordancewiththe provided installation
instructions.
5.Someproductssuchaswholeeggsand
sealed containers-forexample,closed
glass jars-areabletoexplode and
shouldnot be heated inthisoven.
6.Usethisapplianceonlyforitsintended
useasdescribed inthismanual.Donot
usecorrosivechemicalsorvaporsinthis
appliance.Thistype ofoven is
specificallydesigned toheat, cook, ordry
food.Itisnotdesigned forindustrial or
laboratory use.
7.Aswithanyappliance,closesupervision
isnecessary when used bychildren.
8.Toreducetheriskoffireinthe oven
cavity:
² Do notovercookfood.Carefullyattend
appliancewhen paper,plastic,orother
combustiblematerialsareplaced inside
the oven tofacilitatecooking.
² Removewiretwist-tiesfrompaperor
plasticbagsbeforeplacing bag inoven.
² Ifmaterialsinside the oven shouldignite,
keep oven doorclosed,turnoven off,
and disconnectthepowercordorshut
offpoweratthefuseorcircuitbreaker
panel.
² Do notusethe cavityforstorage
purposes.Do notleavepaperproducts,
cooking utensilsorfood inthe cavity
when not inuse.
9.Liquids,suchaswater,coffee,ortea can
be overheated beyond the boiling point
withoutappearing tobeboiling due to
surfacetension ofthe liquid.Visible
bubbling orboiling when the containeris
removed fromthe microwaveoven isnot
alwayspresent. THEISCOULD RESULT
INVERYHOTLIQUIDSSUDDENLY
BOILINGOVERWHENASPOONOR
OTHERUTENSILISINSERTEDINTO
THELIQUID.Toreducethe riskofinjury
toperson:
² Do not overheat the liquid.
² Stirthe liquidbothbeforeand halfway
through heating it.
² Do notusestraight-sided containers

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withnarrownecks.
² Afterheating,allowthe containerto
stand inthe microwaveovenforashort
timebeforeremoving the container.
² Useextremecarewhen inserting a
spoon orotherutensil intothe container.
10.Do notheatoilorfatfordeep-frying.Itis
difficulttocontrolthe temperatureofoilin
microwaveoven.
11.Piercefoodswithheavyskinssuchas
potatoes,wholesquash,applesand
chestnutsbeforecooking.
12.The contentsoffeedingbottlesand baby
jarsshouldbe stirred orshaken andthe
temperatureshouldbe checked before
serving inordertoavoidburns.
13.Cooking utensilsmaybecomehot
becauseofheattransferred fromthe
heated food.Potholdersmaybe needed
tohandlethe utensil.
14.Do notcoverorblock anyopeningson
the appliance.
15.Do notstoreorusethisappliance
outdoors.Do notusethisproductnear
water,forexample,nearakitchen sink,in
awetbasement,nearaswimming pool,
orsimilarlocations.
16.Do notoperatethisapplianceifithasa
damaged cordoraplug,ifitisnot
working properlyorifithasbeen
damaged ordropped.
17.Do notimmersecordorplug inwater.
Keep cordawayfromheated surface.Do
notletcordhang overedge oftableor
counter.
18.Useonlythermometers,whichare
specificallydesigned forusein
microwaveovens.
19.Do notoperateanyheating orcooking
appliancebeneaththisappliance.
20.Becertainthe glass trayand rollerrings
areinplacewhen you operatethe oven
21.Thisapplianceshouldbe serviced onlyby
qualified servicepersonnelcontact
nearestauthorized servicefacilityfor
examination, repair, oradjustment.
GROUNDINGINSTRUCTIONS
Thisappliancemustbe grounded.Inthe eventofan electricalshortcircuit,grounding reduces
riskofelectricshock byproviding an escape wirefortheelectriccurrent. Theapplianceis
equipped withacordhavingagrounding wirewithagrounding plug.The plug mustbe plugged
intoan outlet that isproperlyinstalled and grounded.
WARNING:Improperuseofthe grounding plug can result inariskofelectricshock.
Electrical Requirements
The electricalrequirementsarea120 volt60Hz,AConly,15 amp.Itisrecommended thata
separatecircuitserving onlythe oven be provided.The oven isequipped witha3-prong

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grounding plug.Itmustbe plugged intoawallreceptacle thatisproperlyinstalled and grounded.
PowerSupply Cord
1.Ashortpowersupplycordisprovided toreducethe risksresulting frombecoming
entangled inortripping overalongercord.
2.Longercordsetsorextension cordsareavailableand maybe used ifcareisexercised in
theiruse.
3.Iflong cordorextension cordisused
a)The markedelectrical ratingofthe cordsetorextension cordshouldbe atleastas
great asthe electricalrating ofthe appliance.
b)The extension cordmust be agrounding-type 3-wirecord, and The longercordshould
be arranged sothatitwill notdrape overthe countertop ortabletop whereitcan be
pulled on bychildren ortripped overunintentionally.
Notes:
1.If you haveanyquestionsaboutthe grounding orelectricalinstructions,consultaqualified
electrician orserviceperson.
2.NeitherRCAnorthe dealercan acceptanyliabilityfordamage tothe ovenorpersonal
injury resulting fromfailuretoobservethe electricalconnection procedures.
Radio orTVInterference
Shouldtherebe anyinterferencecaused bythe microwaveoven toyourradioorTV,check that
the microwaveoven ison adifferent circuit, relocated the radioorTVasfarawayfromthe oven
asfeasibleorcheck position and signalofreceiving antenna.
UTENSILS GUIDE
Thissection listswhichutensilscan be used inthe microwave,whichoneshavelimited usefor
short periods, and whichonesshouldnot be used inthe microwave.
Recommended
·Microwavebrowning dish —Usetobrownthe exteriorofsmallitemssuchassteaks,
chops, orpancakes. Followthe directionsprovided withyourbrowning dish.
· Microwaveableplasticwrap —Usetoretainsteam.Leaveasmallopening forsomesteamto
escape and avoidplacing it directlyon the food.
·Papertowelsand napkins —Useforshort-termheating and covering;Theseabsorb
excess moistureand preventspattering.Do notuserecycled papertowels,whichmay
containmetaland couldignite.
·Glass and glass-ceramicbowlsand dishes —Useforheating orcooking.
·Paperplatesand cups —Useforshort-termheating atlowtemperatures.Donotuse

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recycled paper, whichmaycontainmetaland couldignite.
·Waxpaper —Useasacovertoprevent spattering.
·Thermometers —Useonlythoselabeled MicrowaveSafe”and followall directions.Check
the foodinseveralplaces. Conventional thermometersmaybeused on microwavefoodonce
the food hasbeen removed fromthe oven.
Limited Use
· Aluminumfoil —Usenarrowstripsoffoil toprevent overcooking ofexposed areas.
Using too muchfoil can damage youroven, sobe careful.
·Ceramic, porcelain, and stoneware —Usetheseiftheyarelabeled MicrowaveSafe”.
Iftheyarenot labeled, test themtomakesuretheycan be used safely.
·Plastic —Useonlyiflabeled MicrowaveSafe”. Otherplasticscan melt.
·Straw,wicker,and wood —Useonlyforshort-termheating, suchaswarming dinnerrollsfora
fewseconds. Basketsand bowlsmaybe flammable.
NotRecommended
·Glass jarsand bottles —Regularglass istoo thintobe used inamicrowave.Itcan shatter
and causedamage and injury.
·Paperbags —Theseareafirehazard,exceptforpopcornbagsthataredesigned for
microwaveuse.
·Styrofoamplatesand cups —Thesecan melt and leavean unhealthyresidue on food.
·Plasticstorage and food containers —Containerssuchasmargarinetubscan meltinthe
microwave.
·Metalutensils —Thesecan damage youroven. Removeall metalbeforecooking.
Note: Shouldyou wishtocheck ifadishissafeformicrowaving,placethe emptydishinthe
oven and microwaveon HIGHfor30 seconds.Adishwhichbecomesvery hotshouldnot
be used.
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COOKINGTECHNIQUES
Yourmicrowavemakescooking easierthan conventionalcooking,provided you keep these
considerationsinmind:
Stirring
Stirfoodssuchascasserolesand vegetables
whilecookingtodistributeheatevenly.Food
atthe outside ofthe dishabsorbsmore
energyand heatsmorequickly,sostirfrom
the outside tothe center.The ovenwillturn
offwhen you open the doortostiryourfood.
Arrangement
Arrange unevenlyshaped foods,suchas
chicken piecesorchops,withthe thicker,
meatierpartstowardthe outside ofthe
turntablewheretheyreceivemore
microwaveenergy.Topreventovercooking,
placedelicateareas,suchasasparagustips,
towardthe centerofthe turntable.
Shielding
Shieldfoodwithnarrowstripsofaluminum
foiltopreventovercooking.Areasthatneed
shielding include poultry wing-tips,the ends
ofpoultrylegs,and cornersofsquarebaking
dishes.Useonlysmallamountsofaluminum
foil. Largeramountscan damage youroven.
Turning
Turnfoodsovermidwaythrough cooking to
exposeallpartstomicrowaveenergy.Thisis
especiallyimportantwithlarge foodssuchas
roasts.
Standing
Foodscooked inthe microwavebuildup
internal heatand continuetocookforafew
minutesafterheating stops.Letfoodsstand
tocompletecooking,especiallyfoodssuch
ascakesand wholevegetables. Roastsneed
thistimetocompletecookinginthe center
withoutovercookingthe outerareas.All
liquids,suchassoup orhotchocolate,should
be shaken orstirred when cooking is
complete.Letliquidsstand amomentbefore
serving. When heating babyfood,stirwell at
removaland testthe temperaturebefore
serving.
Adding moisture
Microwaveenergyisattracted towater
molecules.Food thatisuneven inmoisture
contentshouldbe covered orallowed to
stand sothatthe heatdispersesevenly.Add
asmallamountof watertodry food tohelpit
cook.
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BEFOREYOUCALLFORSERVICE
Ifthe oven failstooperate:
A) Check toensurethatthe oven isplugged
insecurely.Ifitisnot, removetheplug
fromthe outlet,wait10 secondsand plug
it inagainsecurely.
B) Check forablowncircuitfuseoratripped
maincircuitbreaker.Iftheseseemtobe
operating properly,testtheoutletwith
anotherappliance.
C)Check toensurethatthe control panelis
programmed correctlyand the timerisset.
D)Check toensurethatthe doorissecurely
closed engaging thedoorsafetylock
system.Otherwise,the microwaveenergy
will not flowintothe oven.
IF NONEOFTHEABOVE RECTIFIES THESITUATION,THENCONTACTAQUALIFIED
TECHNICIAN. DO NOT TRYTOADJUSTORREPAIRTHEOVENYOURSELF.
SPECIFICATIONS
PowerConsumption: 120V~60Hz,1050W
Output 700W
Operation Frequency 2450MHz
Outside Dimensions(H×W×D) 10 5/16×17 13/16×13 9/16 inches.
Oven CavityDimensions(H×W×D):
81/4×12 3/8×11inches.
Oven Capacity 0.7cu.ft.
Cooking Uniformity TurntableSystem(Φ95/8”)
Net Weight Approx. 23.1lbs.
PARTNAMES
①DoorSafetyLock System
②Oven Window
③WaveGuide
④TurntableRoller
⑤Glass Tray
⑥ControlPanel
DO NOTREMOVE THECARDBOARD OVENAIR
VENTCOVERTHATISINSIDETHEMICROWAVE!

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OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS
SIGNALSDURING OVENSETTINGS
ONESIGNAL: Oven acceptsthe entry.
TWO SIGNALS: Oven doesnot accept the entry, check and try again.
SETTING THECLOCK
1. TouchCLOCKpad.
2. Usethe numberpadstoenterthe
correcttime.Youmusttouchatleastthree
numberstosetthe clock(one forhourand
twoforminutes).
3. TouchCLOCKpad again.
NOTE:
·Thisisa12 hourclock.When the oven is
firstplugged inorwhen powerresumesafter
apowerinterruption,the displaywillshow
ENTERCLOCKTIME.Ifyou prefertonot
havethe clock displayed, touchRESET.
·You can checkthe clocktimewhilecooking
isinprogress bytouching the CLOCKpad.
SETTING THEOVERTIMER
1. TouchTIMER.
2. Enterthe amountoftimebytouching the
numberpads.Digittimeisinminutesand
secondsand setlefttoright. Setone digit(a
5for5seconds)orup tofourdigits(2405 for
24 minutes, 5seconds).
3. TouchSTART/STOP.
NOTE:
·Timecountdowncanbe seen indisplayfor
3secondsbeforeclockorcooking timeis
returned todisplay.
·TouchTIMERand then touchRESETto
cancelTIMERduring timing process.
SETTING ACOOKING PROGRAM
A. One-stageCooking
1. Usethe numberpadstosetacooking
time.You can setacooking timefrom
one secondto99 minutesand 99
seconds.
2. Ifyou wanttosetapowerlevelother
than 100% power, touchPOWER, then
3. Usethe numberpadstoenterthepower
level. You can set the powerlevelfrom1
to9.
4. TouchSTART/STOPtostart cooking.
Usesingledigitstosetacooking powerlevel:
Numberpad
Cooking power
9 90%
8 80%
7 70%
6 60%
5 50%
4 40%
3 30%
2 20%
1 10%
B. Two-stageCooking
Somerecipesrequiredifferentstagesof
cooking at different temperatures.
1. SETSTAGE1:
Followsteps1and 2in One-stage Cooking”.
DO NOT TOUCH START
2. SETSTAGE2:
TouchCOOKthenenterpropercooking time

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and (lower) powerlevel.(Most2-stage
recipesuselowerpowerforsecond stage.)
3. TouchSTART/STOP.
NOTE:
·Afterstage1timehaselapsed, one signal
sounds, signaling the beginning ofstage 2.
·Aftertotal timehaselapsed,4signalssound
and END appearsindisplay.TouchRESET
oropen ovendoortoclearENDbefore
starting anothercooking function.
SPEEDDEFROST
1. TouchSPEEDDEFROST.
2. Enterdesired defrosting timeby
touching correct numberpads.
Digitaltimersetsminutesand secondsfrom
left torightsoasingledigitcan be set(5for5
seconds)orup to4digits(2405 for24
minutes5seconds).
3. TouchSTART/STOP.
NOTE:
·Aftertimehaselapsed foursignalssound
and END appearsindisplay.TouchRESET
pad oropen the doortoclearEND before
starting anothercooking function.
·Aftersetting SPEEDDEFROST,oven can
be programmed toautomaticallyswitchto
one ortwo-stage cooking.
·Forspeed defrostand one stage cooking,
followstepsabove.Beforetouching
START/STOP,touchCOOK,entertimeand
powerleveland then touchSTART/STOP.
·Forspeed defrostand twostage cooking,
followstepsabove.Beforetouching
START/STOP,entertwo-stage cooking
programs.
COOK BY WEIGHT
1. TouchCOOKBYWEIGHT.
2. Enterthe one digitcode bytouching the
correct numberpad.
3. Enterweight.
4. TouchSTART/STOP.
CookBy WeightCodeDescription
CODE
TYPE MAXWEIGHT
1 Beef 5lb. 16 oz.
2 Mutton 5lb. 16 oz.
3 Pork 5lb. 4oz.
Note:
·Meatmust be defrosted and at refrigerated
temperature.
·Weight must be inpoundsand ounces.
·Ounceweightslessthan 10 mustbe
preceded bya0.Iflabelgivesweightin
poundsonly,change the fraction ofapound
toouncesusing the following chart.
ConvertingFractionsofaPoundto
Ounces
Fractionsofa
pound Ounces
Less than .03 0
.03 to.09 1
.10 to.15 2
.16 to.21 3
.22 to.27 4
.28 to.34 5
.35 to.40 6
.41 to.46 7
.47 to.53 8
.54 to59 9
.60 to.65 10
.66 to.71 11
.72 to.78 12

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.79 to.84 13
.85 to.90 14
.91 to.97 15
above.97 go tonext
even
·Turnmeatoverwhen oven signalstwice.
TouchSTART/STOPtoresumecooking.
·Aftertotalcooking time, 4signalssound and
END appearsindisplay.TouchRESETor
open oven doortoclearEND beforestarting
anothercooking function.
·Letmeat stand fewminutesbeforecarving.
DEFROST BY WEIGHT
1. TouchDEFROSTBYWEIGHTpad.
2. Enterweight.
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
·Weightmustbe inpoundsand ounces.
Ounceweightsless than 10 mustbe
preceded bya0.Iflabelgivesweightin
poundsonly,change the fraction ofapound
toouncesusing the chart given above.
·Turnfood overwhen oven signalstwice.
TouchSTART/STOPpad toresume
defrosting.
·Aftertotaldefrostingtime,4signalssound
and END appearsindisplay.TouchRESET
oropen ovendoortoclearENDbefore
starting anothercooking function.
SETTING CHILDLOCK
The safetylock preventsunsupervised
operation bychildren.
Toset, press andholdRESETfor3seconds.
LOCKisindicated on the display.
Tocancel,press and holdRESETfor3
seconds. LOCKindication disappears.
QUICK COOKSETTINGS
The QUICKCOOKsettingsallowyou tocook
orreheatfood automaticallywithoutentering
powerlevelortime.
Forsmallerportions,simplytouchthe
applicablepad and START/STOP.For
largerportions, pushthe pad twice.
FROZENDINNER,BAKEDPOTATOand
BEVERAGEallowyou tocookmultiple
amountsofthesamefood.Simplytouch
pad once,and ENTERAMTappearsinthe
display.Enterthe amountofservingsand
start.
POPCORN
1. TouchPOPCORN.
2. TouchSTART/STOP.
NOTE:
·Tochange the presetPOPCORN time:
TouchPOPCORN twice.ENTERTIME
appearsindisplay.Touchnumberpadsto
enterminutesand seconds.Touch
START/STOP.Thisnewcooking timewill
remainwheneveryouusethe POPCORN
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BAKEDPOTATO
Forpotatoes (3.5to 5oz./entries):
1. TouchBAKEDPOTATO once.
2. Enternumberofpotatoesbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4.
3. TouchSTART/STOP.
Forthelargepotatoes (6to 8oz./entries):
1. TouchBAKEDPOTATO twice.
2. Enternumberofpotatoesbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4.
3. TouchSTART/STOP.
PIZZA
Reheating aslice ofpizza:
1. TouchPIZZAonce.
2. TouchSTART/STOP.
Heating awholefrozen pizza:
1. TouchPIZZAtwice.
2. TouchSTART/STOP.
BEVERAGE
Forbeverage(4to 6oz./cup):
1. TouchBEVERAGEonce.
2. Enternumberofcupsbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4.
3. TouchSTART/STOP.
Forthebeverage(7to 9oz./cup):
1. TouchBEVERAGEtwice.
2. Enternumberofmugsbytouching
numberpadsfrom1to4.
3. TouchSTART/STOP.
FROZEN DINNER
Foroneortwosmallfrozendinners (5-7
oz./share):
1. TouchFROZENDINNERonce.
2. For1entree,touchthe numberpad 1”.
For2entrees, touchthe numberpad 2”.
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
Microwaving onelargefrozendinner(8-10
oz./share):
1. TouchFROZENDINNERtwice.
2. For1entree,touchthe numberpad 1”.
For2entrees, touchthe numberpad 2”.
3. TouchSTART/STOP.
REHEAT
1. TouchREHEATpad.
2. TouchSTART/STOP.

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CLEANINGAND CARE
1.When cleaningsurfacesofdoorand
oven that comestogetheron closingthe
door,useonlymild,nonabrasivesoups,
ordetergentsapplied withaspongeor
soft cloth.
2.Turnoffthe oven and removethe power
plug fromthe wallsocketbefore
cleaning.
3.Keeptheinsideoftheoven clean.
When food splattersorspilled liquids
adheretooven walls,wipewithadamp
cloth.Milddetergentmaybeused ifthe
oven getsverydirty.Avoidthe useof
sprayandotherharshcleanersasthey
maystain,streakordull the door
surface.
4.Theoutsidesurfacesshouldbecleaned
withadampcloth.Topreventdamage
tothe operatingpartsinsidetheoven,
watershouldnotbeallowed toseepinto
the ventilation openings.
5.Wipethe windowon bothsideswitha
dampclothtoremoveanyspillsor
spatters.
6.Donotallowthe controlpanelto
becomewet. Clean withasoft, damp
cloth.When cleaningthecontrolpanel,
leaveoven dooropen topreventoven
fromaccidentallyturningon.
7. Ifsteamaccumulatesinside oraround
the outside oftheoven door,wipewitha
softcloth.Thismayoccurwhenthe
microwaveovenisoperatedunderhigh
humidityconditions, thisisnormal.
8.It isoccasionallynecessarytoremove
the glass trayforcleaning.Washthe
trayinwarmsudsywaterorina
dishwasher.
9.Therollerringand oven floorshouldbe
cleaned regularlytoavoidexcessive
noise.Simplywipethe bottomsurface
ofthe oven withmilddetergent. The
rollerringmaybewashed inmildsudsy
waterordishwasher.When removing
the rollerring fromcavityfloorfor
cleaning,besuretoreplaceinthe
properposition.
10.Removeodorsfromyouroven by
combiningacupofwaterwiththe juice
and skinofone lemon inadeepbowl,
microwavefor5minutes.Wipe
thoroughlyand drywithasoft cloth.
11.When itbecomesnecessarytoreplace
the oven light, pleaseconsultadealerto
haveit replaced.
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