Sharp R-950A User manual
SHARP
GRILL
&
CONVECTION
MICROWAVE
OVEN
MODEL
R-950A
OPERATION
MANUAL
CONTENTS
Page
|
Introduction
1
important
Safety
Instructions
2
Installation
Instructions
4
Oven
Diagram
4
Connecting
Plug
5
Operation
of
Touch
Contro!
Panel
6
Control
Panel
Display
6
Touch
Contro!
Panel
Layout
6
Before
Operating
7
Getting
Started
7
Clock
Setting
7
Stop/Clear
7
To
Cancel
Programme
7
Manual
Operations
8
Microwave
Time
Cooking
8
Sequence
Cooking
9
Instant
Cook
9
Convection
Cooking
10
Heating
without
Food
10
To
Cook
by
Convection
10
To
Preheat
and
Cook
by
Convection
11
Simul
Convection
12
To
Use
Simul
Convection
12
To
Preheat
and
Cook
with
Simul
Convection
13
Preheating
14
Grill
Cooking
15
Heating
without
Food
;
15
Grilling
15
Simul
Grill
16
Automatic
Operations
17
Notes
for
Automatic
Operations
17
t
:
Auto
Reheat
17
Auto
Cook
19
njo
Display
==———
Auto
Grill
23
Auto
Bake
25
‘|
Easy
Defrost
26
Other
Convenient
Features
28
Help
Feature
28
Less/More
Setting
31
Increasing/Decreasing
Time
31
.
Kitchen
Timer
32
Alarm
32
Care
and
Cleaning
33
Service
Call
Check
33
Specifications
33
INTRODUCTION
SHARP
INFO
DISPLAY
COOKING
SYSTEM
Thank
you
fer
buying
a
Sharp
Grill
&
Microwave
Oven.
;
Your
new
oven
has
an
“Information
Display
System"
which
offers
you
step-by-step
instructions
to
easily
guide
you
through
each
feature.
Your
oven
also
has
a
HELP
key
for
instructions
on
using
Auto
Start,
Information
Guide
On
/
Off,
Demonstration
Mode,
Child
Lock,
Info
On
Pads
and
Help.
After
gaining
experience
and
confidence
using
your
oven,
the
information
display
can
be
turned
off.
We
strongly
recommend
however
that
you
read
this
operation
manual
thoroughly
before
operating
your
oven,
paying
particular
attention
to
the
safety
warnings
and
special
notes.
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
To
|
To
avoid
the
danger
of
fire
|
the
"To
avoid
the
danger
of
fire
|
of
fire
1,|
The
microwave
oven
should
not
be
left
unat-:
tended
during
operation.
Power
levels
that
are
too
high
or
cooking
times
that
are
too
long
may
overheat
foods
resulting
in
a
fire.
2.
This
oven
is
not
designed
to
be
built-in
to
a
wail
or
cabinet.
3.
The
electrical
outlet
must
be
readily
accessi-
ble
so
that
the
unit
can
be
unplugged
easily
in
an
emergency.
4,
The
AC
power
supply
must
be
220V,
50Hz.
5.
It
is
recommended
that
a
separate
circuit
serving
only
this
appliance
be
provided.
6.
Do
not
place
the
oven
in
areas
where
heat
is
generated.
For
example,
close
to
a
conven-
tional!
oven.
7.
Do
not
install
the
oven
in
an
area
of
high
humidity
or
where
moisture
may
collect.
8.
Do
not-store
or
use
the
oven
outdoors.
9.
If
food
being
heated
in
the
oven
begins
to
smoke,
DO
NOT
OPEN
THE
DOOR.
Turn
off
and
unplug
the
oven
and
wait
until
the
food
has
stopped
smoking.
Opening
the
door
while
food
is
smoking
may
cause
a
fire.
10.Use
only
microwave-safe
containers
and
utensils.
11.Do
not
leave
the
oven
unattended
when
using
disposable
plastic,
paper
or
other
com-
bustible
food
containers.
12,
Clean
the
waveguide
cover,
the
oven
cavity,
the
turntable
and
roller
stay
after
use.
These
must
be
dry
and
free
from
grease.
Built-up
grease
may
overheat
and
begin
to
smoke
or
catch
fire.
13,Do
not
place
flammable
materials
near
the
oven
or
ventilation
openings.
14,
Do
not
block
the
ventilation
openings.
15.
Remove
all
metallic
seals,
wire
twists,
etc.,
from
food
and
food
packages.
Arcing
on
metallic
surfaces
may
cause
a
fire.
16.
Do
not
use
the
microwave
oven
to
fry
with
oil
or
heat
oil
for
deep
frying.
The
temperature
can
not
be
controlled
and
the
oil
may
catch
fire.
17.To
make
popcern,
use
only
special
micro-
wave
makers.
18.Do
not
store
food
or
any
other
items
inside
the
oven.
19,
Check
the
settings
after
you
start
the
oven
to
ensure
the
oven
is
operating
as
desired.
20.To
avoid
overheating
and
fire,
special
care
must
be
taken
when
cooking
or
reheating
foods
with
a
high
sugar
or
fat
content,
for
example,
Sausage
rolls,
Pies
or
christmas
pudding.
To
avoid
|
To
avoid
the
possibility
of
injury
|
|
To
avoid
the
possibility
of
injury
|
of
injury
Do
not
operate
the
oven
If
it
is
damaged
or
malfunctioning.
Check
the
following
before
use,
(1)
The
door
(not
warped)
(2)
The
hinges
and
safety
door
latches
{not
broken
or
loose}
(3)
The
door
seals
and
sealing
surfaces
(4)
The
oven
cavity
(not
dented)
{5)
The
power
supply
cord
or
plug
2.
Donottryto
adjust
or
repairthe
oven
yourself.
The
oven
must
be
adjusted
or
repaired
by
an
authorized
SHARP
service
agent,
3.
Do
not
operate
the
oven
with
the
door
open
or
alter
the
safety
door
latches
In
any
way.
4,
Do
not
operate
the
oven
if
there
is
an
object
between
the
door
seals
and
sealing
surfaces.
5,
Do
not
allow
grease
or
dirt
to
build
up
on
the
door
seals
and
sealing
surfaces.
6.
Individuals
with
PACEMAKERS
should
check
with
their
doctor
or
the
manufacturer
of
the
pacemaker
for
precautions
regarding
micro-
wave
ovens.
Toavoid
the
possibility
of
electric
shock
1.
Under
no
circumstances
should
you
remove
the
outer
cabinet.
2.
Never
spill
or
insert
any
objects
into
the
door
lock
openings
or
ventilation
openings.
In
the
event
of
a
spill,
turn
off
and
unplug
the
oven
immediately,
and
call
a
SHARP
service
agent.
3.
Do
not
immerse
the
power
supply
cord
or
plug
in
water
or
any
other
liquid.
4,
Do
not
let
the
power
supply
cord
hang
over
the
edge
of
a
table
or
counter.
5.
Keep
the
power
supply
cord
away
from
heat-
ed
surfaces.
To
avoid
the
possibility
of
explosion
and
sudden
boiling
1,
Never
use
sealed
containers.
Remove
seals
and
lids
before
use,
Sealed
containers
can
explode
due
to
a
build
up
of
pressure
even
after
the
oven
has
been
turned
off.
‘2,
When
boiling
water
or
other
liquids,
use
a
wide-mouthed
container
to
allow
bubbles
to
escape,
It
is
advisable
to
insert
a
glass
rod
or
other
similar
utensil
to
prevent
sudden
boil-
ing
(resulting
in
splashing
or
burning).
3.
Do
not
cook eggs
in
their
shells,
They
may
explode,
The
explosion
may
damage
the
oven
or
injure
yourself.
To
cook
or
reheat
eggs
which
have
not
been
scrambled
or
mixed,
pierce
the
yolks
and
whites,
or
the
eggs
may
explode,
Shell
and
slice
hard
boiled
eggs
«
before
reheating
them
in
the
microwave
oven.
4,
Pierce
the
skin
on
such
foods
as
potatoes,
sausages
and
fruit
before
cooking,
or
they
may
explode.
|
To
avoid
the
possibility
of
burns
1,
Use
pot
holders
or
oven
gloves
when
remov-
ing
food
from
the
oven
to
prevent
burns.
Do_not
touch
the
oven
door,
outer
cabinet,
rear
cabinet,
oven
cavity,
ventilation
open-
ings,
turntable,
racks
and
dishes
during
CON-
VECTION,
GRILL,
SIMUL
CONVECTION,
SIMUL
GRILL,
AUTO
ROAST,
AUTO
GRILL
or
AUTO
BAKE
made.
Because
they
will
become
hot.
Before
cleaning
make
sure
they
are
not
hot.
.
Always
open
containers,
popcorn
makers,
oven
cooking
bags,
etc.,
away
from
the
face
and
hands
to
avoid
steam
burns,
.
Always
stand
back
from
the
oven
door
when
opening
it
to
avoid
burns
from
escaping
steam
and
heat.
.
Slice
stuffed
baked
foods
after
heating.
to
release
steam
and
avoid
burns,
Stir
the
food
and
the
contents
of
cooking
containers,
and
test
their
actual
temperature
before
giving
them
to
infants,
young
children
or
elderly
people
to
avoid
internal
burns.
.
Since
the
door
may
become
hot
during
cook-
ing,
you
should
place
or
mount
the
oven
so
that
the
bottom
of
the
oven
is
80
cm
or
more
above
floor.
You
should
also
keep
children
away
from
the
door
to
prevent
them
burning
themselves.
To
avoid
misuse
by
children
1
2.
3.
Children
should
use
ovens
only
under
the
supervision
of
adults.
a
Do
not
lean
or
swing
on
the
over
door.
Do
not
play
with
the
oven
or
use
it
as
a
toy.
Children
should
betaught
all
importantsafety
instructions
:
use
of
potholders,
careful
re-
moval
of
food
coverings;
pay
special
atten-
tion
to
packaging
(e.g.
self-heating
materials)
designed
to
make
food
crisp
because
they
may
be
extra
hot.
Other
warnings
|
.
1.
2.
3.
Never
modify
the
oven
in
any
way.
Do
not
move
the
oven
while
it
is
in
operation.
This
oven
is
for
home
food
preparation
only.
It
is
hot
suitable
for
commercial
or
laboratory
use,
°
.
Unplug
the
oven
before
replacing
the
oven
lamp
space
(25W/240V).
CETTE
-To
prevent
trouble
with
the
oven
1.
or
damage.
Never
operate
the
oven
empty
except
the
directed
case
in
the
operation
manual.
Doing
sq
may
damage
the
oven.
When
using
a
browning
dish
or
self-heating
material,
always
place
a
heat-resistant
insula-
tor
such
as
a
porcelain
plate
under
it
to
pre-
vent
damage
to
the
turntable
and
roller
stay
due
to
heat
stress.
The
preheating
time
spec-
ified
in
the
dish’s
instructions
must
not
be
exceeded,
.
Do
not
use
metal
utensils
for
MICROWAVE
cooking,
which
reflact
microwaves
and
may.
cause
electrical
arcing:
Do
not
put
cans
in
the
oven.
.
Use
small
pieces
of
aluminium
foil
to
shield
foodto
prevent
over
cooking.
Keep
foil
at
least
2.cm
from
the
oven
walls.
.
.
Use
only
the
turntable
and
the
roller
stay
designed
for
this
oven.
.
Donotuse
plastic
containers
for
microwaving
ifthe
oven
is
still
hot
from
using
the
CONVEC-
TION,
GRILL,
SIMUL
CONVECTION,
SIMUL
GRILL,
AUTO
ROAST,
AUTO
GRILL
or
AUTO
BAKE
mode.
Because
they
may
melt.
Plastic
containers
must
not
be
used
during
above
.
mode
unless
the
container
manufacturer
says
they
are
suitable,
.
Do
not
place
anything
on
the
outer
cabinet
during
operation.
|
1.
If
you
are
not
sure
how
to
connect
your
oven,
2.
please
consult
a
qualified
electrician.
Neither
the
manufacturer
nor
the
dealer
can
accept
any
liability
for
damage
to
the
oven
or
personal
injury
resulting
from
failure
to
ob-
serve
the
correct
electrical
connection
proce-
dure.
:
.
Water
vapour
or
drops
may
occasionally
form
onthe
oven
walls
or
around
the
door
seals
and
’
sealing
surfaces.
This
is
a
normal
occurrence
and
is
not
an
indication
of
leaking
of
micro-
waves
or
a
malfunction.
.
The
cooking
times
given
in
the
cook
book
are
just
for
your
guidance,
and
will
vary-
because
of
altitude,
food
structure
of
food
size.
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
1,
Remove
ail
packing
materials
from
the
oven
cavity.
Check
the
unit
for
any
damage,
such
asa
misaligned
door,
damaged
gaskets
around
the
door
or
dents
inside
the
oven
cavity
or
on
the
door.
If
there
is
any
damage,
please
do
not
operate
the
oven
until
it
has
been
checked
by
a
SERVICE
CENTRE
APPROVED
BY
SHARP
and
repaired,
if
necessary.
>.
2.
Accessories
provided
1)
Turntable
tray
4)
High
rack
2)
Roller
stay
5)
Cook
book
3)
Low
rack
6)
Operation
manual
3.
Locate
the
roller
stay
in
the
centre
of
the
oven,
then
fit
the
turntable
on
the
roller
stay.
Make
sure
the
turntable
and
roller
stay
are
centrally
located
and
locked
together.
NEVER
operate
the
oven
without
the
roller
stay
and
turntable.
4,
The
oven
should
not
be
instatled
in
any
area
where
excessive
heat
and
steam
are
generated,
for
example,
next
to
a
conventional
oven
unit.
The
oven
should
be
installed
so as
not
to
block
veniillation
openings.
Allow
at
least
40
cm
on
the
top,
5
cm
on
the
both
sides
and
at
the
rear
of
the
oven
for
free
air
space.
5.
Neither
the
manufacturer
nor
the
distributors
can
accept
any
liability
for
damage
to
the
machine
or
personal
injury
for
failure
to
observe
the
correct
electrical
connecting
procedure.
The
A.C.
voltage
must
be
single
phase.
*
220V,
50Hz.
OVEN
DIAGRAM
1.Ventilation
openings
7.Door
open
button
13.Rating
label
2.Oven
lamp
8.Touch
contro!
panel
14.Power
supply
cord
3.Door
hinges
-
Q.Digital
readout
15.Oven
cavity
4,Door
safety
latches
10.Waveguide
cover
16.Outer
cabinet
5.See
through
door
11.Coupling
,
17.
Turntable
-
6.Door
seals
and
sealing
surfaces
12.
Grill
heater
18.Roller
stay
19.Menu
label
20.Convection
alr
openings
{Convection
heater
is
inside
it.)
Metal
racks——High
and
low
The
racks
are
for
Convection,
Grilling,
Simul
convection,
Simul
grill
and
Automatic
operations
(the
directed
case
only).
Do
not
substitute
similar
types
of
racks
for
these
specially
designed
ones.
High
Rack
Low
Rack
-This
rack
is
used
for
two
level
gee
-This
rack
is
recommended
for
cooking
in
Convection,
such
as
roasting
and
baking
In
Convec-
layer
cakes,
muffins,
biscuits,
etc.,
tion,
Grilling
or
Simul
cooking
or
for
Grilling
and
Simul
cooking
mode
and
can
be
used
for
reheat-
modes.
ing
and
cooking
foods
by
micro-
wave,
CONNECTING
PLUG
You
must
connect
a3
pin
plug
to
the
power
supply
cord.
WARNING
-
THIS
APPLIANCE
MUST
BE
EARTHED.
If
you
are
unsure
how
to
do
this
get
help
from
an
electrician.
IMPORTANT
-
The
wires
in
the
mains
cable
are
colour
coded
as
follows:
green
and
yellow
stripes
=
earth
blue
=
neutral
brown
=
live
The
wire
terminals
or
screws
in
your
plug
may
not
be
marked
inthes
same
way
as
the
wires,
so
ta
be
quite
sure
you
have
wired
the
plug
properly
you
should
connect
the
wires
as
follows:
green
and
yellow
striped
wire
to
the
terminal
marked
E
or
+
or
coloured
green
-
OF
coloured
green
and
yellow
blue
wire
to
the
terminal
marked
.
,
N
or!
.
coloured
black
or
coloured
blue
brown
wire
to
the
terminal
marked
L.
or
coloured
red
or
coloured
brown
Make
sure
the
terminal
screws
are
properly
tightened
and
the
power
supply
cord
is
held
tightly
by
the
cable
grip
where
it
enters
the
plug.
Like
most
appliances
in
your
house,
your
oven
must
be
connected
to
a
single
phase
220
volt,
50
Hz
alternating
current
supply,
If
you
have
any
doubts
about
your
electrical
supply
ask
a
qualified
electrician.
‘If
you
do
not
make
the
proper
electrical
connections
you
might
damage
your)
microwave
oven
or
injure
yourself,
Neither
SHARP
nor
the
supplier
will
be
liable
if
this
happens.
OPERATION
OF
TOUCH
CONTROL
PANEL
The
operation
of
the
oven
is
controlled
by
pressing
the
appropriate
pads
arranged
on
the
surface
of
the
control
panel.
An
entry
signal
tone
should
be
heard
each
time
you
press
the
control
panel
to
make
a
correct
entry.
In
addition
an
audible
signal
will
sound
for
approximately
2
seconds
at
the
end
of
the
cooking
cycle,
or
4
times
when
cooking
procedure
is
required.
Control
Panel
Display
GRILL
SYMBOL
{t
will
flash
on
and
off
during
grilling.
CONVECTION
SYMBOL
It
will
rotate
during
convection
cooking.
It
will
also
flash
on
and
off
during
preheating.
TAR
AUTO
HELP
Wa
S%
fi
Md-
i
A
ii Ai
ay
|
LA
Uy
tad
Pos
COOK
Indicator
MICROWAVE/DEFROST
SYMBOL
i
:
Microwave
symbol
will
flash,
changing
Its
shape
during
microwave
cooking.
:«
:
Defrost
symbol
will
flash,
changing
its
shape
during
easy
defrost.
Touch
Control
Panel
Layout
AUTO
COOK
PAD
Press
to
COOK
6
popular
menus.
AUTO
ROAST
PAD
—-_>
Press
to
select
3
popular
Roast
menus.
MORE(
4),
LESS(#”)
PADS
Press
to
increase/decrease
the
time
in
one
minute
increments
during
cooking
or
to
alter
the
cooking
result
for
the
Automatic
Operations
Info
Display
5
HELP
PAD
’.
Press
to
select
auto
start,
infor-
mation
guide
on/off,
child
lock,
demonstration
modes
or.
info
on
pads.
Press
to
obtain
cooking
infor-
mation.
AUTO
REHEAT
PAD
Press
to
select
4
popular
Re-
heat
menus.
CONVECTION
COOKING
——
FUNCTION
PADS
Press
to
select
either
function,
AUTO
GRILL
PAD
Press
to
select
3
popular
Grill
1.Steak
;
te.
1.Cake
menus.
2.Chiken
Pleces
|
2.Fruit
Pla
GRILL
COOKING
3.Fish
3,Cooklas
AUTO
BAKE
PAD
FUNCTION
PADS
Press
to
select
3
popular
Bake
Press
to
cook
with
either
menus.
function.
POWER
LEVEL
PAD
Press
to
select
microwave
power
setting.
lfnot
pressed,
HIGH
Is
auto-
matically
selected.
EASY
DEFROST
PAD
Press
to
defrost
meat
by
en-
tering
weight.
KITCHEN
TIMER
PAD
Press
to
set
timer.
INSTANT
COOK/START
PAD
SRE
ee
TEMPERA-
Press
once
to
cook
for
1
minute
Pressioonereookingtimes,
lock
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rgo°c
|
200°C
|
220°
|
230°
|
250°C
pressed
during
Microwave,
Con-
vection,
Grill
or
Simul
cooking.
STOP/CLEAR
PAD
Press
to
start
oven
after
setting
Press
to
clear
during
program-
programs.
ming.
Press
once
to
stop
operation
of
oven
duting
cooking;
press
twice
to
cancel
cooking
programme.
CLOCK
PAD
Press
to
set
clock
time.
|
Before
Operating
This
oven
is
preset
with
the
INFORMATION
GUIDE
ON.
To
assist
you
In
programming
your
oven,
the
information
guide
will
appear
in
the
display.
.
In
this
manual,
the
display
of
information
guide
Is
abbreviated.
*
When
you
become
familiar
with
your
overi,
the
Information
guide
can
be
turnéd
off.
Check
page
29.
cme®
Started
Plug
the
oven
into
a
poner
polit
and
switch
a
ae.
on
the
power.
(“unrE]
(ave
Press
the
STOP/CLEAR
pad
so
that
the
oven
beeps.
Only
the
dots
will
remain.
+
To)
Pad
Order
After
getting
started,
heat
the
oven
using
GRILL
mode
and
CONVECTION
mode
without
food
for
20
minutes.
For
each
operation,
see
page
10
and
15.
Clock
Setting
*To
enter
the
Misha
time
of
day
11:34
ou
or
PM).
Procedure
=,
|
Pad
Order]
es
Display“
Préss
the
CLOCK
pad.
(CENTER
CENTER]
(THE)
:
(operation
guide
off:
[_:
a]
——)
Enter
the
correct
time
of
day
by
pressing
the
numbers
in
sequence.
The
EL
1
will
flash
on
and
Press
the
CLOCK
pad
again.
if
you
wish
to
know
the
time
of
day
during
the
cooking
or
timer
mode,
press
the
CLOCK
re
AS
sal
as
your
finger
is
pressed
the
CLOCK
pad,
the
time
of
day
will
be
displayed.
:
Stop/Clear
Use
the
STOP/CLEAR
pad
to:
1.
Stop
‘the
oven
temporarily
during
cooking.
2.
Clear
if
you
make
a
mistake
during
programming.
To
Cancel
a
Programme
During
Cooking
Press
the
STOP/CLEAR
pad
twice.
MANUAL
OPERATIONS
Microwave
Time
Cooking
This
is
a
manual
cooking
feature.
First
enter
the
cooking
time
then
the
power
level.
You
can-programme
up
to
99
minutes,
99
seconds.
There
are
five
different
power
levels.
Power
level
[
MEDIUM
MeHIGH
HIGH
Approximate
percentage
of
;
microwave
power
50%
70%
100%
,
| |
Cakes
:
Examples
of
foods
typical-
|
Keeping
food
Defrost
{|
Gasseroles
|
Muffins
Fruit
;
ly
cooked
on
microwave
|
warm
Softening
|
Slices
Vegetables
Peraceressern
Ln
merece
1
oven
power
level
Seafood
Rice/Pasta
This
variable
cooking
control
allows
you
to
select
the
rate
of
microwave
cooking.
If
a
power
level
is
not
selected,
then
HIGH
power
is
automatically
used.
*
Suppose
you
want
to
time
cook
for
10
minutes
on
HIGH
power.
Procedure
7
The
timer
begins
to
count
down.
To
lower
the
power
press
the
POWER
LEVEL
pad
once.
Note
the
display
will
indicate
“HIGH”.
To
lower
to
“MeHIGH"
press
the
POWER
LEVEL
pad
again.
Repeat
as
necessary
to
select
“MEDIUM”,
"MeLOW”
or
“LOW”
power
levels.
*
Suppose
you
want
to
cook
Fish
Fillets
for
10
minutes
on
MEDIUM
power.
Procedure
Pad
Order
Display
Enter
desired
cooking
time.
Select
microwave
cooking
and
power
level
by
pressing
ihe
POWER
LEVEL
pad
as
required
(for
MEDIUM
press
three
times).
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
pad.
INSTANT
COOK
START
The
timer
begins
to
count
down.
if
the
door
is
opened
during
cooking
process,
the
cooking
time
in
the
display
automatically
stops.
The
cooking
time
starts
to
count
down
again
when
the
door
is
closed
ahd
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
pad
is
pressed.
If
you
want
to
check
the
power
level
during
the
cooking,
press
POWER
LEVEL
pad.
As
long
as
your
finger
is
pressing
the
POWER
LEVEL
pad,
the
power
level
will
be
displayed.
8
‘
‘Sequence
Cooking
Your
oven
canbe
programmed
up
to
4
automatic
cooking
sequences,
switching
from
one
variable
power
setting
to
another
automatically.
Note
that
POWER
LEVEL
must
be
entered
first
when
programming
sequence
cooking,
*
Suppose
you
want
to
cook
for
10
minutes
on
MEDIUM
followed
by
5
minutes
on
HIGH,
Step]
Procedure
[Pad
Order
|
Display
Select
microwave
cooking
and
desired
power
,
level
by
pressing
the
POWER
LEVEL
pad
(for
M
E
qT
H
{
M
MEDIUM
press
three
times).
=
-
ag
Enter
desired
cooking
time.
For
second
sequence,
select
microwave
cooking
and
power
level
(for
HIGH
press
the
POWER
LEVEL
pad
once)
Enter
desired
cooking
time
for
the
second
sequence.
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
pad.
0
0
0
;
——————
a)
:
COOK
The
timer
begins
to
count
down
to
zero.
When
it
reach-
@S
Zero,
ni
the
second
sequence
will
ap-
pear
and
the
timer
will
begin
counting
down
to
zero
again.
Instant
Cook™
For
your
convenience
Sharp’s
Iristant
Cook
allows
you
to
easily
cook
for
one
minute
on
HIGH
power.
Procedure
|
PadOrder
=|
Display
Press
the
INSTANT
GOOK/START
pad.
;
'
,
q
INSTANT
COOK
ge:
HUG:
START
The
timer
begins
to
count
down.
Within
one
minute
of
closing
the
door,
-
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/
START
pad
until
desired
time
Is
displayed.
Each
time
the
pad
is
pressed,
the
cooking
time
is
Increased
by
1
minute.
CONVECTION
COOKING
Consult
your
Cookbook
for
more
specific
cooking
instructions
and
procedures.
Recommended
Utencils:
Metal
turntable
High
rack
Low
rack
Baking-tin
Aluminum
foil
container
Heat
resistant
cookware.
NOTE:
After
cooking,
the
cooling
fan
will
remain
on
until
the
oven
cavity
has
cooled.
.
Heating
without
Food
Some
smoke
and
odor
may
occur
for
a
while
at
the
beginning
of
Convection
or
Simul
Convection
mode,
but
the
oven
is
not
out
of
order,
To
remove
the
cause
of
the
smoke
and
odor,
operate
the
oven
without
food
for
20
min.
at
250°C
before
the
first
use
and
after
cleaning,
After
heating,
open
the
door
to
cool
the
oven
cavity,
IMPORTANT:
During
this
operation,
some
smoke
and
odor
will
occur.
Therefore
open
the
windows
or
run
the’
ventillation
fan
in
the
room.
;
WARNING:
The
oven
door,
outer
cabinet
and
oven
cavity
will
become
hot
and
pay
attention
to
avoid
burn
when
cooling
the
oven.
To
Cook
by
Convection
Your
Convection
Microwave
Oven
can
be.programmed
for
ten
different
convection
cooking
tempera-
tures
up
to
99
minutes,
99
seconds.
Display
*
Suppose
you
want
to
cook
for
20
minutes
at
180°C,
—
eel
ie
|
TEMP
Place
turntable
in
the
oven.
CONVEC
{Operation
guide
off:
[-
£
_])
Press
the
CONVEC
pad,
180°C
[2
|[o|/ol[o|
INSTANT
COOK
START
Enter
desired
temperature.
Enter
desired
cooking
time.
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
pad.
-
COOK
The
timer
begins
to
count
down
to
zero.
When
timer
reaches
zero,
all
indicators
will
go
out
and
the
oven
will
"beep".
will
appear
on
the
display.
The
cool-
ing
fan
will
remain
on
until
the
oven
cavity
has
cooled.
Helpful
Hints:
1.
Foods
may
be
cooked
either
directly
on
turntable,
or
using
the
high
or
low
racks.
2.
Do
not
cover
turntable,
high
rack,
or
low
rack
with
aluminum
foil,
It
interferes
with
the
flow
of
air
that
cooks
food.
3,
Round
pizza
trays
are
excellent
cooking
utencils
for
many
convection-only
items.
Choose
trays
that
do
not
have
extended
handles.
4.
lf
you
are
cooking
and
wish
to
check
the
temperature
you
have
programmed,
simply
press
the
CONVEC
pad.
The
programmed
temperature
will
be
displayed
as
long
as
CONVEC
pad
is
pressed.
10
:
To
Preheat
and
Cook
by
Convection
*
Suppose
you
want
to
preheat
the
oven
to
200°C
then
cook
for
20
minutes
at
200°C.
Pad
Order.
Step|
—_—=Procedure
Press
the
PREHEAT
pad.
Press
desired
preheat
temperature
pad.
Press
the
CONVEC
pad.
Press
desired
cooking
temperature
pad.
Enter
desired
cooking
time.
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
pad.
When
"ADD
FOOD'
is
displayed,
the
ovenis
preheated.
If
the
oven
door
is
not
opened,
the
oven
will
automati-
cally
hold
at
the
preheat
temperature
for
30
minutes.
Open
the
door.
Place
food
in
oven.
Close
the
door.
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
pad.
will
be
displayed
repeatedly.
When
preheat
is
over,
the
oven
will
"peep"
4
times
and
F003]
will
be
displayed.
PRESS
STAPT
|
will
be
displayed.
ea
Att
LUUU
COOK
The
timer
begins
to
count
down
to
zero.
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ONMOO09
Your
Convection
Microwave
Oven
has
two
preprogrammed
settings
that
make
it
easy
to
cook
with
both
convection
heat
and
microwaves
automatically.
The
LOW
MIX
pad
is
preprogrammed
for
180°C
with
10%
microwave
power,
while
the
HIGH
MIX
pad
is
preprogrammed
for
200°C
with
30%
microwave
power.
To
Use
Automatic
Mix
Settings
*
Suppose
you
want
to
bake
a
cake
for
20
minutes
on
LOW
MIX.
‘Procedure
———s|_——s
Pad
Order
___
Display
Press
the
LOW
MIX
pad.
1
Till
LuV
NT
fra
Enter
desired
cooking
time.
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
pad.
SAN
CUUU
OOK
The
timer
begins
to
count
down
to
zero.
When
timer
reaches
zero,
all
indicators
will
go
out
and
the
oven
will
"beep".
[EN]
will
appear
on
the
display.
The
cooling
fan
will
remain
on
until
the
oven
cavity
has
cooled.
NOTE
1.
To
cook
on
HIGH
MIX
setting,
use
the
above
procedure,
pressing
the
HIGH
MIX
pad
in
Step
1.
2.
If
you
want
to
change
convection
temperature
of
Automatic
Mix
Settings,
using
the
above
procedure,
press
the
desired
Mix
setting
pad
again
after
step
1
and
then
press
the
desired
temperature
pad.
And
continue
Step
2.
Helpful
Hints:
-
If
you
are
cooking
and
wish
to
check
the
temperature
you
have
programmed,
simply
press
the
CONVEC
pad.
The
programmed
temperature
will
be
displayed
as
long
as
CONVEC
pad
is
pressed.
12
To
Preheat
and
Cook
with
Automatic
Mix
Settings
*
Suppose
you
want
to
preheat
the
oven
to
200°C
and
roast
a
chicken
for
20
minutes
on
HIGH
MIX.
(aa
rocedure
_
Pad
Ord.
Display
Press
the
PREHEAT
pad.
caw
Frert
pneu]
SELEL
|
|
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wrmoOCULCOT
.
PREHEE
|
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nial
:
Mi
ICI
iD
z
zi
(Operation
guide
off
:
Cc
)
Press
desired
preheat
temperature
2
pad.
Press
the
HIGH
MIX
pad.
OINIMOO0D
Enter
desired
cooking
time.
a
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
|
INSTANT.
COOK
|
pe
FI
Tae
T
‘
|
START
i
.
te
cok
reenact
ertecete
will
be
displayed
repeatedly.
5
When
"ADD
FOOD"
is
displayed,
the
When
preheat
is
over,
the
oven
will
oven
is
preheated.
If
the
oven
door
is
"beep"
4
times
and
[
ADD
not
opened,
the
oven
will
automati-
FOG]
will
be
displayed.
cally
hold
at
the
preheat
temperature
for
30
minutes.
PRESS
START]
willbe
displayed.
Open
the
door.
Place
food
in
oven.
Close
the
door.
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
pad.
fax
JANA
CU
COOK
The
timer
begins
to
count
down
to
zero.
If
you
wish
to
change
convection
temperature
of
Automatic
Mix
settings,
using
the
above
procedure,
press
the
desired
Mix
setting
pad
again
after
Step
3
and
then
press’
the
desired
temperature
pad.
And
continue
Step
4.
13
Convection
and
Microwave
Cooking
Your
Convection
Microwave
Oven
can
be
programmed
to
combine
convection
and
microwave
cooking
operations.
*
Suppose
you
want
to
roast
chicken
pieces
for
15
minutes
at
180°C
and
then
cook
at
8
minutes
on
MEDIUM.
Step)
Procedure
Press
the
CONVEC
pad.
aes
|
-4
m7},
Fm
=
(Operation
guide
off:
C
Enter
desired
convection
tempera-
ture.
Enter
desired
convection
cooking
|
[=>
3
|
time.
Select
microwave
cooking
and
4
power
level
by
pressing
the
POWER
LEVEL
pad
as
required
(for
MEDIUM
press
three
times.)
Enter
desired
microwave
cooking
time.
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
ed
ot
ee
ow
Yr
AN
ey
INSTANT
COOK
(UU
/
|
—“takbae
START
—
00k
The
timer
begins
to
count
down
to
zero.
When
it
reaches
zero,
MA
LJ
COOK
CO
Oo
The
timer
begins
to
count
down
to
zero.
’
Do
not
use
plastic
(non-heat
proof)
cookware
if
combining
Convection
and
Microwave
mode.
14
GRILL
COOKING
Consult.your
cookbook
for
more
specific
cooking
instructions
and
procedures.
Recommended
Utencils:
Highrack
Lowrack
Heatresistantcookware
Aluminum
foil
container.
NOTE:
After
cooking,
the
cooling
fan
will
remain
on
until
the
oven
cavity
has
coaled.
Heating
without
Food
Some
smoke
and
odor
may
occur
for
a
while
at
the
beginning
of
Grill
or
Simul
Grill
mode,
butthe
oven
is
not
out
of
order.
To
remove
the
cause
of
the
smoke
and
odor,
operate
the
oven
without
food
for
20
min.
on
Grill
before
the
first
use
and
after
cleaning.
After
heating,
open
the
door
to
cool
the
oven
cavity.
IMPORTANT:
During
this
operation,
some
aiioks
and
odor
will
occur.
Therefore
open
the
windows
or
run
the
ventillation
fan
in
the
room.
;
WARNING:
The
oven
door,
outer
cabinet
and
oven
cavity
will
Kehene
hot
and
pay
attention
to
avoid
burn
when,
‘cooling
the
oven.
The
quartz
grill
has
one
power
setting,
Use
Grill
setting
for
steaks,
chops,
chicken
pieces
or
other
grilled
food.
*
Suppose
you
want
to
grill
a
sreak
for
7
minutes,
Procedure
|
Pad:
Order’
Place
turntable
in
the
oven.
Press
the
GRILL
pad.
Enter
desired
grilling
time.
Prass
the
INSTANT
COOK/
START
pad.
INSTANT
COOK
START
Thea
timer
begins
to
count
down.
When
the
cooking
raaches
half
the
time
(i.e.
3.30),
open
the
door
and
turn
over
the
food.
Then
close
the
door.
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/
START
pad
again.
INSTANT
COOK
START
The
timer
bigins
to
count
down
again.
When
timer
reaches
zero,
all
indecators
will
go
out
and
the
oven
will
"beep".
will
appear
on
the
display.
The
‘cooling
fan
will
remain
on
until
the
oven
cavity
has
cooled.
NOTE:
1.
Place
food
on
the
high
or
low
rack.
Set
the
rack
on
the
turntable.
2.
Check
the
recommended
cooking
times
given
in
the
recipes.
3.
After
half
the
cooking
time
turn
the
food
over
and
grill
the
other
side,
Bi
Grill
Your
Microwave
Oven
has
one
preprogrammed
setting
that
make
it
easy
to
cook
with
both
grill
heat
and
microwave
automatically.
The
Simul
Grill
is
programmed
with
30%
microwave
power.
Recommended
Utencils:
Highrack
Lowrack
Aluminumfoilcontainer
Heatresistant
cookware
*
Suppose
you
want
to
cook
pork
chops
for
9
minutes
with
Simul
Grill.
Press
the
SIMUL
GRILL
pad,
|
eo
GRA
ANG
>
MLOW
Enter
desired
cooking
time.
[9
|Lo
Lo]
INSTANT
COOK
START
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/
START
pad.
The
timer
Beal
ins
to
count
eee
to
zero.
When
timer
reaches
zero,
all
indicators
will
go
out
and
the
oven
will
"beep".
will
appear
on
the
display.
NOTE
1.
Ifyou
want
to
change
microwave
power
level
of
Simul
Grill
Setting,
using
the
above
procedure,
press
the
POWER
LEVEL
pad
until
desired
power
level
is
displayed
after
Step
1.
And
continue
Step
2.
2.
If
you
cook
food
for
more
than
20
minutes
with
Simul
Grill,
the
oven's
safety
mechanisms
will
automatically
activate,
At
that
time,
the
microwave
power
will
turn
off.
3,
When
you
programme
any
sequence
cooking,
the
combination
between
Simul
Grill
and
Simul
Convection
is
not
possible.
Helpful
Hints:
If
you
are
cooking
and
wish
to
check
the
POWER
LEVEL
you
have
programmed,
simply
press
the
POWER
LEVEL
pad.
The
programmed
POWER
LEVEL
will
be
displayed
as
long
as
POWER
LEVEL
pad
is
pressed.
AUTOMATIC
OPERATIONS.
Notes
for
Automatic
Operations
1.
will
be
displayed
if
more
or
less
than
the
quantity
or
weight
of
foods
suggested
in
each
MENU
GUIDE
are
programmed
when
the
START
pad
is
pressed.
a”
8
To
clear,
press
the
STOP/CLEAR
pad
and
reprogramme.
2.
When
using
the
automatic
features,
carefully
follow
the
details
provided
in
each
MENU
GUIDE
to
achieve
the
best
result.
{f
the
details
are
not
followed
carefully,
the
food
may
be
overcooked
or
undercooked
or
may
be
displayed.
~
;
o.
Saeae
|
3.
Food
weighing
more
or
less
than
the
quantity
or
weight
listed
in
each
MENU
GUIDE,
cook
manual-
ly.
See
cookbook,
4.
When
entering
the
weight
of
the
food,
round
off
the
weight
to
the
nearest
0.1kg{100g).
For
exam-
ple,
1.65kg.
would
become
1.7kg.
5.
To
change
the
final
cooking
or
defrosting
result
from
the
standard
setting,
press
the
MORE(la)
or
'
LESS(-w)}
pad
prior
to
pressing
the
each
automatic
operation
pad.
~
.
You
can
get
a
cooking
hint
whenever
HELP
is
lit
in
the
display.
;
a
.
The
final
doneness
and
temperature
will
very
according
to
the
food
condition
{initial
temperature,
shape,
material,
quality
and
so
on)
and
the
variation
of
voltage:
Check
food
for
doneness
after
cooking.
If
necessary
you
can
continue
cooking
with
time
and
variable
power.
Auto
Reheat
: | |
.
1.Beverage
:
AUTO
2:Dinner
Plate
Press
to
select
4
popular
reheat
menus.
'
REHEAT
3.Casserole
:
4.Soup
:
*
Suppose
you
want
to
reheat
2
cups
of
Beverage.
.
=
-
Pad
Order
;
Display
Select
menu
for
Auto
Reheat.
.
oe
Press
AUTO
REHEAT
pad
once
to
reheat
Beverage.
“I
oy
Procedure
If
you
require
a
cooking
hint,
press
the
HELP
pad.
‘
Press
number
pad
to
enter
quantity.
AUTO
HELP
coe
He,
The
timer
begins
to
count
down.
When
the
cooking
time
reaches
zero,
will
be
displayed.
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
pad.
INSTANT
COOK
START
Auto
Reheat
Menu
Guide
Weight
Range
Beverage
Tea,
Coffee,
Water
1-4
cups
(7
cups,
250
mi)
Dinner
Plate
1
serve
(approx.
400
g)
Initial
Temperature
(approx.}
+20°C
Room
temperature
+3
-5°C
Refrigerated
MEAT
POTATO
VEGETABLES
175-1809
1g
|
1009
Beef,
Lamb
Chicken,
T-Bone
Broccoli
Casseroles
Beef
Stroganoff
Springtime
Lamb
Apricot
Chicken
1-4
cups
(1
cups,
250
mi)
Canned
Food
Baked Beans
Spaghetti
1-4
cups
(1
cups,
250
ml)
100g
2
varieties
eg,
sliced
Carrot,
Zucchini
+3
-5°C
Refrigerated
+20°C
Room
temperature
approx.
+20°C
Room
temperature
18
Procedure
«
No
cover.
*
Place
on
outside
of
turntable.
After
reheating,
stir.
*
Cover
with
plastic
wrap.
*
Place
on
the
low
rack.
*
After
cooking,
stand
covered
for
2
mins.
*
Place
into
a
casserole
dish,
and
cover
with
lid.
*
Place
on
the
low
rack.
«
After
cooking,
stir
and
stand
covered
for
1-5
mins.
*
Place
in
a
glass
bowl.
*
Cover
with
plastic
wrap.
*
After
reheating,
stir.
‘Auto
Cook
1.Frash
Vegetables
AUTO
COOK
3.Jacket Potato
Procedure
©
Select
menu
for
AUTO
COOK,
4.Rice/Pasta
2.Frozen
Vegetables
5.Porridge
Press
to
select
5
popular
micro
peering
menus.
=
Suppers
Yous
want
to
cook
3
pieces
of
Jacket
Potato.
Préss
AUTO
COOK
pad
3
times
for
Jacket
Potato.
—
Press
number
pad
to
enter
quantity.
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
pad.
4
Open
the
door.
Turn
over
the
potato.
Close
the
door.
Press
the
INSTANT
COOK/START
pad.
INSTANT
COOK
INSTANT
COOK
START
START
AUTO
HELP
T
q
Pcs
will
flash
on
and
off.
AUTO
HELP
y)
a
Fe
Pcs
stops
flashing.
The
timer
begins
to
count
down.
The
oven
will
"beep"
4
times
and
will
stop.
will
be
displayed
repeatedly.
will
be
displayed
repeatedly.
AUTO
HELP
410
When
the
cooking
time
reach-
es
zero,
COVERED
will
be
dis-
played
repeatedly.
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