SEVERIN MW 7854 User manual

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1 Overview and scope of delivery
Fig. 1: Parts of the appliance
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Item Name/function
1Door lock
2Door window
3Door
4Ventilation openings
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5Cooking chamber
6Turntable drive
7Control panel ►“Operating
controls” on page 26
8Door opener
9Power cable
10 Roller ring
11 Turntable
12 Cooking grate

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Dear Customers,
We hope you will enjoy your high-quality SEVERIN product and thank you
for placing your trust in us.
The SEVERIN brand has stood for durability, German quality and develop-
ment power for more than 120 years. Each appliance is manufactured and
tested with care.
With the proverbial thoroughness, precision and honesty of the Sauerland,
this family-owned company in Sundern has been winning over customers
around the world since its establishment in 1892.
In the eight product groups coffee, breakfast, kitchen, grilling, household,
oor care, personal care, and cooling & freezing, SEVERIN offers a
complete line of small electrical appliances, with more than 250 products.
The right product for every occasion!
Get to know the wide range of SEVERIN products; visit us at
www.severin.de or www.severin.com.
Your SEVERIN team
Table of contents
1 Overview and scope of delivery..............................17
2 For Your Safety .......................................................19
3 Technical data.........................................................24
4 Before use ..............................................................25
4.1 Inserting the turntable ......................................................25
4.2 Selecting cookware..........................................................25
5 Operating controls...................................................26
6 Preparing dishes.....................................................26
6.1 Cooking with microwaves ................................................27
6.2 Using the grate................................................................. 27
6.3 Using the combination programme..................................28
6.4 Thawing foods and liquids ...............................................28
6.5 Pausing/cancelling cooking.............................................. 28
7 Cleaning and care...................................................29
8 Troubleshooting ......................................................29
8.1 Troubleshooting by yourself.............................................29
8.2 Accessories and spare parts............................................ 30
9 Storage and disposal ..............................................30
10 Warranty .................................................................30

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2 For Your Safety
Follow the operating instructions
Read the operating instructions completely before using
the appliance. Keep the instructions in a safe place for
future reference. If you give the appliance to somebody
else, also give them the operating instructions.
Non-observance of these instructions can cause severe
injuries and damage to the appliance.
Important notes for your safety are highlighted in the
operating instructions as shown below. Be sure to follow
these instructions to prevent accidents and damage to
the appliance:
WARNING!
Indicates notes that must be adhered to in order to prevent
the risk of injury or fatal injury.
CAUTION!
Indicates notes that must be adhered to in order to prevent
the risk of material damage.
TIP:
Emphasises tips and other useful information.
Hazards for certain persons
Particular groups of people are at an increased risk:
• This appliance may be operated by children 8 years
and older and persons with limited physical, sensory
or intellectual capacities or those lacking experience
and/or knowledge. The prerequisite for this is that
they must be supervised or trained with respect to the
safe operation of the appliance and they must have
understood the resulting dangers.
• Keep children younger than 8 years of age away from
the appliance and its power cable.
• Children must not play with the appliance.
• Children over the age of 8 may clean and maintain
the appliance if they are supervised.
• Keep children away from the packaging material.
It presents a suffocation risk.
• Persons with sensitivity disorder, in particular reduced
sensitivity to temperature differences, must be espe-
cially careful when using this appliance.

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Correct use
The appliance is used exclusively for heating, grilling and
thawing foods and beverages. Any other use is deemed
improper use and can cause personal injuries and dam-
age to the appliance.
• The appliance is designed for household use or use in
a similar environment, e.g.
– in kitchens for employees in stores, ofces and
other commercial areas;
– on agricultural estates;
– by customers in hotels, motels and other residen-
tial facilities;
– in bed-and-breakfast facilities.
• It is not suitable for commercial use, e.g. in the cater-
ing industry.
• The appliance is not designed to be operated with a
timer or separate remote control system.
• The appliance may not be used in built-in furniture.
• WARNING: Do not heat liquids or other foods in
closed containers since these can easily explode.
• Do not heat eggs in the shell or whole hard-boiled
eggs with the appliance since they can explode, even
after the heating by the microwaves is nished.
Power
Since the appliance is operated with electrical current,
there is a risk of receiving an electric shock. Be sure to
follow the precautions mentioned below::
• Only connect the appliance to a properly installed,
earthed safety outlet socket. Do not use any extension
cords or multi-outlet sockets.
• Only operate the appliance if the voltage specied
on the rating plate matches the voltage of your outlet
socket.
• Make sure that the power cable is not kinked or
pinched and that the power cable and the appliance
do not come in contact with heat sources (e.g. hot
plates, gas ames).
• When you pull the power cable out of the outlet,
always pull directly on the plug. Never carry the appli-
ance by the power cable.

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• Never immerse the appliance in water or other uids,
do not clean it under running water, and do not place
it in the dishwasher.
• Never touch the power plug with wet hands.
• Never operate the appliance outdoors.
• If a dangerous situation or defect occurs, unplug the
appliance from the outlet socket immediately. For this
reason, make sure that the outlet with the power plug
of the appliance is easily accessible at any time.
• Disconnect the power cable out from the socket be-
fore you clean or carry out maintenance work on the
appliance, or when assembling or disassembling it.
• Never remove screws from the appliance to open it
and never carry out any technical modications.
• Even when the appliance is turned off, it carries
voltage on the inside of the appliance as long as the
power cable is plugged into the outlet. The appliance
is only disconnected from the mains if the power cable
is disconnected.
• Always unplug the appliance from the outlet socket
after use.
Risk of burning and scalding
• Remove beverages heated with microwaves from
the cooking chamber carefully since there can be a
delayed boiling.
• Stir baby food heated with microwaves or shake it.
Before use, check the temperature to avoid burns.
• Do not touch the surface of the appliance while it
is operating since the surface can get hot.
Risk of fire
• Set up the appliance so that the top side is at least 20
cm away from walls and other objects.
• Do not operate the appliance when it is empty.
• Do not operate the appliance without the roller ring
and turntable.
• Do not leave the appliance unattended while it is in
operation. This applies especially if you are heating
foods in plastic or paper containers, since these can
catch on re.
• Do not use the appliance to dry foods or clothing.
These can catch on re.

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• Do not use the appliance to heat hot pillows, slippers,
sponges, damp cleaning cloths and such. This can
cause re and injuries.
• Do not use the appliance to heat pillows that are lled
with grain, cherry pits or gel.
• Only use cookware that is suitable for use in micro-
wave cooking appliances, ►“Selecting cookware”
on page 25. Do not use metal containers or cook-
ware with metal edges/decorations.
• Pull the power cable if the appliance starts to smoke.
Dangers due to microwaves
With microwave rays, there is a danger of burns.
• Do not remove the cover (silver plate on the right
inside wall) in front of the microwave outlet opening in
the cooking chamber.
• Do not operate the microwave with an open door.
Poor hygiene
Poor cleaning of the cooking appliance can cause the
destruction of the surface, which in turn inuences the
usage duration and can cause dangerous situations.
Bacteria can form in the appliance due to poor hygiene.
• Clean the appliance regularly.
• Wipe the cooking chamber, door and door seals with
damp cloth. If necessary, use a non-caustic, non-abra-
sive cleaning agent.
• Remove food remains after each use.
• Do not store any food in the cooking chamber.
The use of improper cleaning agents harbours health risks:
• Only use the cleaning agents and utensils described
in these operating instructions to clean the appliance.
Risks for the appliance
Damage can be caused by handling the appliance incor-
rectly.
• Place the appliance on a dry, level, non-slip, heat-resist-
ant surface which will not react with the rubber feet.
• Set up the appliance so it is protected against moisture.
• Before you stow the appliance, disconnect the power
cable and let the appliance cool off completely.
• Do not cover the ventilation openings since otherwise
the appliance will overheat.
• Do not clean the appliance with a steam cleaner.

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In case of a defective appliance
A defective appliance can cause material damage and
injuries:
• WARNING: If the door or door seals are damaged, the
cooking appliance may not be operated before it has
been repaired by a trained person.
• Always check the appliance for damage before use.
In the event that you detect damage due to transport,
immediately contact the dealer where you have pur-
chased the appliance.
• Never operate a defective appliance. Never operate
a appliance that has fallen down.
• If the appliance’s power cable is damaged, it must be
replaced by manufacturer or their customer service
department or a similarly-qualied person to prevent
hazards.
• WARNING: It is dangerous for any other persons
than those so trained to carry out maintenance or
repair work that requires the removal of a cover which
ensures protection against radiation due to microwave
energy.
• The appliance does not contain any parts that you can
repair yourself. Repair work must only be carried out
through SEVERIN customer service department (see
►“Service Centres” on page 179).

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3 Technical data
Type of appliance Microwave with grill function MW 7854
Voltage 230 V~
Rated frequency 50 Hz
Output power of microwave 700 W at 2450 MHz
Power 1050/700 W (microwave)
1000 W (grill)
Dimensions (W x H x D) 435 mm x 345 mm x 254 mm
Weight approx. 10.9 kg
Cooking chamber Approx. 20 l
Identification
Do not dispose of as household waste!
The appliance conforms with all
EU directives that are binding for
CE certication.
CAUTION! Hot surface!
Let appliance and appliance parts
cool off.
Protection class I
Information about microwave oven
(Group II, class B according to EN 55011)
Electromagnetic waves are generated in the appliance, which excite the
molecules in the food (primarily water molecules) to strong vibrations. Heat
arises due to these vibrations. Therefore, foods with a high liquid content
heat faster than relatively dry foods. Cookware is heated only indirectly by
the foods.
This product is an ISM appliance of Group 2, Class B. Group 2 includes
all ISM appliances (industrial, scientic, medical) in which radio frequency
energy arises and/or is used in the form of electromagnetic radiation to
process material, as well as spark erosion devices. Class B are appliances
for household use or appliances on power networks that feed residential
buildings.

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4 Before use
1. Remove all foils and other packaging material from the appliance.
2. Clean the appliance, ►“Cleaning and care” on page 29.
3. Set up the appliance in a place that fulls the following conditions:
• Near an isolated ground receptacle (fuse at least 10 A)
• Horizontal and free from shocks
• Heat-resistant
• Away from heated or ammable surfaces, objects (> 1 m)
• Away from walls (> 20 cm top, > 10 cm rear, > 5 cm on the sides)
4. Plug the mains plug into the outlet.
4.1 Inserting the turntable
1. Press the door opener to open the microwave.
2. Place the roller ring in the middle of the cooking chamber.
3. Place the turntable on the drive in the interior so that the retaining lugs
grip one another.
4.2 Selecting cookware
Round, transparent containers are best suited for cooking in the microwave.
Microwaves cannot penetrate metal. Therefore, do not use cookware with
metal edges or metal containers in the microwave or combination programme.
The following table provides an overview of which containers you can use in
the microwave:
Material Microwaves Cooking
grate
Combina-
tion
Heat-resistant
ceramic/glass

Microwave-safe
plastic
  
Metal plate/grate 
Aluminium foil/pan 

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Operating controls
1Scale for the power
combination operation/
grill operation;
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: Thaw function
2Power/grill control dial
3Scale for the thaw
function (weight)
4Scale for the cooking
time
5Cooking time/weight
control dial
6Door opener
6 Preparing dishes
WARNING!
Risk of re!
– Use only microwave-safe containers,
►“Selecting cookware” on page 25.
WARNING!
Risk of burns!
– Remove the heated dishes or liquids carefully
from the cooking chamber since the containers
may have heated up due to the hot contents.
– Do not heat liquids or other foods in closed
containers since these can easily explode.
– Remove beverages heated with microwaves
from the cooking chamber carefully since there
can be a delayed boiling.
TIP:
You can interrupt cooking at any time by opening
the door.

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6.1 Cooking with microwaves
TIP:
When cooking with microwaves, you should cover
the food with an appropriate cover so that it does
not dry out.
1. Place the food to be heated on the turntable in a microwave-safe con-
tainer (►“Selecting cookware” on page 25).
2. Close the door.
3. Turn the power/grill control dial to the desired power.
4. Turn the cooking time/weight control dial to set the desired cooking time.
ÂCooking begins. It ends when the cooking time/weight control dial
points to 0”.
5. Let the food rest a few minutes so that the heat can be distributed
evenly in the food.
6.2 Using the grate
WARNING!
Risk of re!
– Heed the minimum distance to the top interior
wall of 2 cm when you are using the grate.
1. Place the food to be heated on the turntable in a container suitable for
grill operation (►“Selecting cookware” on page 25).
2. Close the door.
3. Turn the power/grill control dial to
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4. Turn the cooking time/weight control dial to set the desired cooking time.
ÂCooking begins. It ends when the cooking time/weight control dial
points to 0”.
5. Let the food rest a few minutes so that the heat can be distributed
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6.3 Using the combination programme
The microwave has 3 combination programmes:
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600 W grill and 300 W microwave
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700 W grill and 200 W microwave
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800 W grill and 150 W microwave
1. Place the food to be heated on the turntable in a heat-resistant container.
2. Close the door.
3. Turn the power/grill control dial to the desired combination mode.
4. Turn the cooking time/weight control dial to set the desired cooking time.
ÂCooking begins. It ends when the cooking time/weight control dial
points to “0”.
5. Let the food rest a few minutes so that the heat can be distributed
evenly in the food.
6.4 Thawing foods and liquids
1. Place the food to be thawed on the turntable in a microwave-safe con-
tainer (►“Selecting cookware” on page 25).
2. Close the door.
3. Turn the power control dial to 250 W or
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4. Turn the cooking time/weight control dial to the weight of the food/liquid.
ÂThe microwave begins thawing. It ends thawing when the cooking
time/weight control dial points to “0”.
TIP:
So that the food/liquid is thawed evenly, after half
the cooking time you should open the door, turn or
stir the food or liquid, and close the door again.
6.5 Pausing/cancelling cooking
Open the door to pause cooking.
Close the door again to continue cooking.
Turn the cooking time/weight control dial by hand to “0” to interrupt cooking.

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7 Cleaning and care
WARNING!
Danger of electric shock!
– Disconnect the power cable from the outlet
before you clean the appliance.
– Never immerse the appliance in water.
1. Make sure that the appliance is not in operation and that it has cooled
off, the power cable is disconnected and the cooking chamber is empty.
2. Remove the turntable and roller ring from the cooking chamber.
3. Wipe the cooking chamber and door with a damp cloth. In case of heavy
soiling, use a non-caustic, non-abrasive cleaning agent.
4. Clean the housing of the appliance with a damp cloth.
5. Clean the turntable and roller ring in warm soapy water.
6. Let all components dry.
7. Replace the roller ring and turntable in the appliance.
8 Troubleshooting
8.1 Troubleshooting by yourself
WARNING!
Risk of injury! The appliance does not contain any parts that
you can repair yourself.
– Never attempt to operate a defective appliance.
– Never attempt to repair the appliance by yourself. If your
appliance is defective, contact our customer service
department (see ►“Service Centres” on page 179).
Before contacting our customer service, check with the aid of below table
whether you can remedy the problem by yourself.
Problem Cause Remedy
The appliance
will not turn
on.
Power cable
not plugged in
correctly.
Plug the mains plug into the outlet.
Cooking does
not start.
The door is not
closed properly.
Close the door.
Sparks are
generated dur-
ing operation.
Wrong cook-
ware.
Use only microwave-safe cookware
without decorative metal edges.
Metallic objects
in the cooking
chamber.
Do not put any metal objects in the
cooking chamber when you are
cooking with microwaves.

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Problem Cause Remedy
Turntable
turns with
a jerk.
Roller ring and
bottom of the
cooking cham-
ber soiled.
Clean the roller ring and bottom of
the cooking chamber, ►“Cleaning
and care” on page 29.
Food/
beverage
is too cold/
not cooked
through.
Power too low. Increase the power.
Cooking time
too short.
Set a longer cooking time.
Food/bever-
age is too hot/
burned.
Power too high. Reduce the power.
Cooking time
too long.
Set a shorter cooking time.
8.2 Accessories and spare parts
You can order spare parts or accessories conveniently via the Internet on
our home page http://www.severin.com by using the “Service / Spare Parts
Shop” menu.
9 Storage and disposal
Disconnect the power cable and clean the appliance before you store it or
dispose of it.
Appliances that are marked with this symbol must be
disposed of separately from household waste. These appli-
ances contain valuable raw materials that can be recycled.
Proper disposal protects the environment and the health of
your fellow men.
Your local authorities or dealer can provide information
regarding proper disposal.
10 Warranty
The legal warranty rights with respect to the seller and any seller warranties
are unaffected by the following warranty conditions.
In case of warranty claim, contact your dealer directly. In addition, SEVERIN
grants a manufacturer’s warranty of two years from the date of purchase.
During this period, we will eliminate all defects caused by material or produc-
tion faults that compromise the function. Other claims are excluded.
Excepted from the warranty are: Damage that is due to non-observance of
the instruction manual, improper handling or normal wear; also easily-break-
able parts such as glass, plastic or light bulbs. If the appliance is tampered
with by persons not authorised by SEVERIN, this will render the warranty
null and void.
If repair should be necessary, contact our customer service department per
telephone or mail, see ►“Service Centres” on page 179.