Smeg FME20TC User manual

Instructions for Use
Microwave
Bedienungsanweisung
Mikrowelle
Instructions d’Utilisation
Micro-ondes

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ENGLISH
Dear Client,
First, we would like to thank you for choosing our product. We are sure that this odern, functional and
practical icrowave oven, anufactured fro the best aterials, will satisfy your require ents.
You are advised to read our operation anual carefully and the enclosed pa phlet to enable you to get
the best results fro your Microwave oven.
PLEASE KEEP THESE DOCUMENTS OR UTURE RE ERENCE.
Disposal of old electrical appliances
This appliance is arked according to the European directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equip ent (WEEE). By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent
potential negative consequences for the environ ent and hu an health, which could otherwise be
caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product.
The sy bol on the product, or on the docu ents acco panying the product, indicates that this
appliance ay not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable
collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equip ent.
Disposal ust be carried out in accordance with local environ ental regulations for waste disposal. For
ore detailed infor ation about treat ent, recovery and recycling of this product, please contact your
local city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

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Contents
Installation Instruction
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Description of the Microwave Oven
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The advantages of a icrowave oven:......................................................................................... 5
How the icrowave oven works ................................................................................................... 5
Why does the food heat up? ......................................................................................................... 6
Operating Instructions
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Microwave Function....................................................................................................................... 7
Grill Function.................................................................................................................................. 7
Microwave + Grill Function............................................................................................................ 7
Defrosting by Weight (Auto atic) ................................................................................................. 8
Defrosting by Ti e (Manual)......................................................................................................... 9
Special Function: DRINKS............................................................................................................. 9
Special Function: PIZZA................................................................................................................. 9
Special Function: CHICKEN.........................................................................................................10
Progra ing the Microwave Oven.............................................................................................10
During operation... .......................................................................................................................11
Interrupting Oven Operation .......................................................................................................11
Energy Saving...............................................................................................................................11
Adjusting the Clock ......................................................................................................................12
Safety Block .................................................................................................................................12
Advice for Good Usage of the Oven
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Working with icrowaves............................................................................................................13
Functioning of the grill.................................................................................................................13
Advice on the use of Cookware
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Metal.............................................................................................................................................14
Glass.............................................................................................................................................14
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Glazed Cera ic Dishes ...............................................................................................................14
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Recipient Test ..............................................................................................................................15
Lids ...............................................................................................................................................15
Oven Maintenance
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Cleaning........................................................................................................................................16
Official Technical Assistance Service (T.A.S.)
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Cord Replace ent.......................................................................................................................17
Light Replace ent.......................................................................................................................17

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Installation Instruction
Re ove oven fro packing
Re ove all packing aterials and accessories fro the oven cavity.
Check whether the following parts are in good condition:
-Door and hinges;
-Front of the oven;
-Inside and outside of oven.
Should you find any faults DO NOT USE THE OVEN, and contact your dealer.
Place the oven on a flat stable surface able to support its weight.
To allow efficient cooling of the microwave, its installation is recommended in a unit with an opening
in the upper part (refer to the installation instructions leaflet enclosed).
Warning: The microwave oven plug shall be accessible after installation.
When installing the microwave oven great care should be taken to ensure that the mains power cable
cannot come into contact with the rear since the high temperatures involved could cause damage.
When the microwave oven is installed in a column with a conventional oven, the microwave oven must
not be located underneath the conventional oven because of the possibility of condensation forming
inside the latter.
The oven has been supplied with a ono-phase power supply cord. The appliance ust be earthed.
WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED.
The anufacturers and dealers are not liable for any breakdowns or personal accidents should these
installation instructions not be observed by the purchaser.

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Important Information
WARNING: If the door or the door hinges are damaged, the oven should not be switched on until
repaired by a qualified technician.
WARNING: It is dangerous for anyone, except a qualified technician, to tamper with the apparatus or
try to repair it in any way by removing any lid or covering which assures protection against the
exposure to microwave energy.
WARNING: Liquids and other food should not be heated in airtight recipients as these can explode.
WARNING: Children should only be allowed to use the oven without adult supervision if they have been
given the appropriate instructions so that they can use the oven safely and understand the dangers of
its incorrect use.
WARNING: When the microwave oven is operated in the Combination mode (microwaves + grill),
children should only be allowed to use the unit under adult supervision due to the high temperatures
generated.
WARNING: The microwave oven should be cleaned regularly and any food deposits removed (please
see the chapter on Oven Maintenance for details). ailure to maintain the oven in a clean condition
could lead to deterioration of the surface that could adversely affect the life of the appliance and
possibly result in a hazardous situation.
When heating food in plastic or paper recipients, check the oven frequently in case they ignite.
If any s oke is detected, then switch off the oven or disconnect it and keep the door closed in order for
any fla e to die out.
After war ing up baby bottles or baby food jars, stir or shake its contents and check the te perature
before feeding, to avoid burns.
War ing up drinks in the icrowave oven ay result in a delayed eruptive boiling, therefore one should
be careful when handling the recipient.
Eggs with their shell and whole boiled eggs shouldn’t be war ed up in icrowave ovens as they ay
explode, even after icrowave heating has ended.
Only use utensils that are suitable for use in icrowave ovens. Do not use any etal utensils inside the
oven unless they were supplied with the oven and for that purpose.
Do not war up liquids or other food in closed recipients as they ay explode.
Do not war up pure alcohol or alcoholic drinks. DANGER OF FIRE.
When in doubt, choose short periods to cook, heat or defrost food with icrowaves. With long cooking
periods the food ay beco e dry and even begin to burn.
Do not use the oven for anything other than war ing, cooking or defrosting food.
Do not operate the oven without its tray nor when e pty.
Keep the oven ventilation holes open. Never cover any air vents or openings.

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Description of the Microwave Oven
The advantages of a microwave oven:
In a conventional oven the heat radiated by the resistances or gas burners, slowly penetrates the food
fro the outside to the inside. There is, therefore, a great loss of energy in the heating of the air, oven
co ponents and recipients.
On the other hand, in icrowave ovens the heat is generated in the interior of the food itself, heating it
fro the inside outwards. There is therefore no loss of energy as the air, interior walls of the oven and
recipients (when adequate) do not heat up with icrowaves.
In short, icrowave ovens have the following advantages:
1. Save on cooking ti e: in general there is a 3/4 reduction of the cooking ti e than with conventional
ethods.
2. Ultra-quick defrosting that prevents bacteria develop ent.
3. Electricity saving.
4. Maintaining the nutritive value of the food due to the cooking ti e reduction.
5. Easy cleaning.
How the microwave oven works
In the icrowave oven there is a high voltage valve called "Magnetron" that converts electric energy to
icrowave energy. These electro agnetic waves are conducted to the inside of the oven cavity by eans
of wave-guide and spread by a ode stirrer or by a turntable.
Inside the oven the icrowaves spread out in all directions and are reflected by the etallic walls,
penetrating the food evenly.

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Why does the food heat up?
Most food contains water, whose olecules vibrate with icrowaves.
The friction between the olecules generates heat, which causes a te perature rise in the food,
defrosting it, cooking it or keeping it war .
As the heat is for ed inside the food:
-It ay be cooked with little or no liquid or fat;
-Defrosting, heating or cooking in the icrowave oven is quicker than in a conventional oven;
-Vita ins, inerals and nutritive substances are preserved;
-There is no change in the natural colour and s ell of the food.
The icrowaves pass through porcelain, glass, cardboard or plastic but not through etal. Therefore,
recipients ade of or containing etal should not be used in the icrowave oven.
The icrowaves are reflected by the etal…
…they pass through glass, porcelain…
…they are absorbed by the food.

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Operating Instructions
Consult the figure in the appendix leaflet and then proceed in the following anner:
1. Connect the oven to a suitable power source (see the Installation Instructions).
2. Open the door by pressing the “open” button (16
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16). In those odels lacking this button, it is only
necessary to pull on the door. The oven’s interior light should co e on.
3. Place the container with the food on the tray or grille.
4. Select the desired function and cooking ti e in accordance with the description provided in the
following chapters.
5.Close the door and press the START key (7).
6. The oven will co ence operation. The digital screen (1) will display the re aining operating ti e.
IMPORTANT NOTE
The control panel keys illu inate to facilitate the progra ing of the icrowave oven. By default, the keys
that can be operated are illu inated in green. When one is selected it changes to red.
Microwave unction
How to proceed Screen (1)
1.
1.1.
1. Press the MICROWAVE key (4). This key will illu inate in red.
2.
2.2.
2. Enter the operating ti e (for exa ple 10 inutes), by pressing the – (6
) and +
(14) keys.
1 0 : 0 0
3.
3.3.
3. To alter the icrowave oven power level, press – (5) and + (13) keys
. If these
keys are not pressed, then the oven will operate at axi u power.
4.
4.4.
4. Press the START key (7). The oven will co ence operation.
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Grill unction
How to proceed Screen (1)
1.
1.1.
1. Press the GRILL key (11). This key will illu inate in red.
2.
2.2.
2. Enter the operating ti e (for exa ple 10 inutes), by pressing the – (6
) and +
(14) keys.
3.
3.3.
3. Press the START (7) key. The oven will co ence operation.
1 0 : 0 0
Microwave + Grill unction
How to proceed Screen (1)
1.
1.1.
1. Press the MICROWAVE + GRILL (12). This key will illu inate in red.
2.
2.2.
2. Enter the operating ti e (for exa ple 10 inutes), by pressing the – (6
) and +
(14) keys.
1 0 : 0 0
3.
3.3.
3. To alter the icrowave oven power level, press – (5) and + (13
) keys. If these
keys are not pressed, then the oven will operate at axi u power by default.
4.
4.4.
4. Press the START key (7). The oven will co ence operation.
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Defrosting by Weight (Automatic)
How to Proceed Screen (1)
1.
1.1.
1. Press the DEFROST key (10). This key will illu inate in red.
2.
2.2.
2. Enter the type of food, by pressing the – (5) and + (13
) keys. If these keys are
not pressed, the oven will select food type 1 by default.
F 0 1
3.
3.3.
3. Enter the food weight (for exa ple, 1.2 kg) by pressing the – (6) and + (14
)
keys.
4.
4.4.
4. Press the START key (7). The oven will co ence operation.
5.
5.5.
5. When
the oven switches itself off and beeps, open the door and stir the food.
Close the door again and press the START key (7
) in order to continue the defrost
process.
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The following table provides infor ation on the various Defrost by Weight progra es, the respective
weight ranges, defrost ti e ranges, wit ti e ranges, (to allow correct te perature distribution) and
reco endations.
Code ood Weight
Defrost Time
Weight Time Recommendations
1 Meat 0.1 – 1.5 kg 4 – 61 in 20 – 30 in Cover the thinnest ends with
alu iniu foil. Turn when the oven
signal is heard.
2 Poultry 0.1 – 1.5 kg 4 – 61 in 20 – 30 in Cover the thinnest ends with
alu iniu foil. Turn when the oven
signal is heard.
3 Fish 0.1 – 1.5 kg 4 – 63 in 20 – 30 in Cover the thinnest ends with
alu iniu foil. Turn when the oven
signal is heard.
4 Fruit 0.1 – 0.5 kg 2 – 13 in 5 – 10 in Place the fruit in a glass dish and
cover it during the defrost and
waiting ti es.
5 Bread 0,1 – 0,8 Kg 2 – 19 in 5 – 10 in Place the bread on the glass tray
and cover it with a clean, thin cloth.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
-In the Defrost by Weight function, the weight of food to be entered does not include the container.
-The Defrost by Weight function should only be e ployed for raw food.
-This function provides the best results if the food is at a te perature of -18C and the food is taken
directly fro the freezer to the oven.

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-If the food is at a higher te perature (because it is not a three-star freezer or because the food has
been out of the freezer for ore than twenty inutes), then the ti e calculated by the oven will be too
long and there ay be risk of fire. In this situation, select a weight which is less than the real weight of
the food.
-In the previous cases, and in pre-cooked frozen food, use the Defrost by Ti e function beginning with
short ti es.
-When alu iniu foil is e ployed to protect the thinnest parts of the food, care should be taken to
ensure that its does not co e into contact with the oven walls in order to prevent any possible
da age.
Defrosting by Time (Manual)
How to Proceed Screen (1)
1.
1.1.
1. Press the DEFROST key (10) twice. This key will illu inate in red.
2.
2.2.
2. Enter the defrost ti e (for exa ple, 12 inutes), by pressing the – (6
) and +
(14) keys.
3.
3.3.
3. Press the START key (7). The oven will co ence operation.
4.
4.4.
4.
When the oven switches itself off and beeps, open the door and stir the food.
Close the door again and press the START key (7
) in order to continue the defrost
process.
1 2 : 0 0
Special unction: DRINKS
How to Proceed Screen (1)
1.
1.1.
1. Place the
drink (150 l to 30 l of coffee, tea, water or ilk etc.) in a heatproof
container on the tray.
2.
2.2.
2. Press the special function key DRINKS (3). This key will illu inate in red.
3.
3. 3.
3.
The ti e of this function ay be increased in intervals of thirty seconds by
successively pressing the special function key DRINKS (3
). This ay also be
perfor ed by pressing the – (6) and + (14) keys.
4.
4.4.
4. Press the START key (7). The oven will co ence operation.
1 : 0 0
Special unction: PIZZA
How to Proceed Screen (1)
1.
1.1.
1. Sprinkle a little flour on the tray and place the pizza directly on it.
2.
2.2.
2. Press the special function key PIZZA (2). This key will illu inate in red.
3.
3.3.
3. Press the START key (7). The oven will co ence operation.
4.
4.4.
4. At the end, there is a wait period of two inutes dur
ing which the oven will
continue operation and the screen will display the flashing special function key
PIZZA (2).
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Special unction: CHICKEN
How to Proceed Screen (1)
1.
1.1.
1. Cut up the chicken (400 to 500 g) and place it in a heatproof dish on the tray
.
Add oil, spices, salt and other ingredients that are considered necessary.
2.
2.2.
2. Press the special function key CHICKEN (9). This key will illu inate in red.
3.
3.3.
3. Press the START key (7). The oven will co ence operation.
4.
4.4.
4. The Total preparation ti e is thir
ty inutes divided into four periods of seven
and half inutes. At the end of each of the first three periods, the oven will switch
itself off and beep. Turn the pieces of chicken over and press the START key (7
) in
order to continue cooking.
5.
5.5.
5. At the end
, there is a wait period, during which the oven will continue operation
and the screen will display the flashing special function key CHICKEN (9).
3 : 0 0
Programming the Microwave Oven
The nor al functions (Microwave, Grill, Microwave + Grill, Defrost by Weight and Defrost by ti e) ay be
progra ed sequentially up to a axi u of three functions.
For exa ple, to defrost 800 g of eat by weight, heat it in the icrowave for ten inutes at power 4
and then use the Microwave + Grill for eight inute at power 3 in the following anner.
How to Proceed Screen (1)
1.
1.1.
1. Press the DEFROST key (10). This key will illu inate in red.
2.
2.2.
2. The type of food, Meat (type 1) is selected by default.
F 0 1
3.
3. 3.
3. Enter weight of the food (0.8 kg) by pressing the – (6) and + (14) keys.
4.
4.4.
4. Press the CLOCK/PROGRAMMING key (8
) in order to access progra ing of
the following function.
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5.
5. 5.
5. Press the MICROWAVE key (4). This key will illu inate in red.
6.
6. 6.
6. Enter the operating ti e (10 inutes), by pressing the – (6) and + (14) keys.
1 0 : 0 0
7.
7. 7.
7. Press the – key (5) to change the icrowave power level to 4.
8.
8. 8.
8. Press the CLOCK/PROGRAMMING key (8
) in order to access progra ing of
the following function.
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9.
9. 9.
9. Press the MICROWAVE + GRILL key (12). This key will illu inate in red.
10.
10. 10.
10. Enter the operating ti e (8 inutes), by pressing the – (6) and + (14) keys.
8 : 0 0
11.
11. 11.
11. Press the – key (5) twice to change the icrowave power level to 3.
12.
12. 12.
12. Press the START key (7). The oven will co ence operation.
13.
13.13.
13. When the oven switches itself off and beeps, open the door a
nd stir the food.
Close the door again and press the START key (7).
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During operation...
The oven door ay be opened at any ti e during the cooking operation, in which case:
-THE PRODUCTION OF MICROWAVE POWER IS IMMEDIATELY HALTED;
-The grill is switched, but re ains at a high te perature;
-The Ti er is auto atically stopped indicating the re aining cooking ti e.
If necessary, it is now possible to:
-Stir or shake the food in order to i prove unifor cooking;
-Adjust the icrowave power level by pressing the pre– (5) or + (13) keys;
-Select another function, by pressing the function (2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12) keys;
-Adjust the re aining operating ti e by pressing the – (6) and + (14) keys;
Close the door again and press the START key (7). The oven will co ence operation once again.
Interrupting Oven Operation
In order to stop oven operation before the end of the progra ed ti e, press the STOP key (15) or open
the door.
If you do not intend to continue heating the food, then close the door and press the STOP key once
again(15). The oven will beep and the Screen (1) will display the clock.
At the end of the operating ti e, the oven will switch off, beep three ti es and the Screen (1) will display
the word “End”. The beeps are repeated every thirty seconds until the door is opened or the STOP key (15)
is pressed.
Energy Saving
This icrowave has a special energy-saving ode, which cuts in auto atically after ten inutes of
inactivity.
In energy-saving ode, all the keys on the panel go off and the display (1) shows the ti e.
The energy saving ode is i ediately deactivated when a function key is pressed.

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Adjusting the Clock
How to Proceed Screen (1)
1.
1.1.
1. Press the CLOCK key (8) until the digits start to flash.
2.
2.2.
2. Enter the ti e value Adjust the re aining operating ti e by pressing the – (6
)
and + (14) keys.
3.
3.3.
3. Press the CLOCK key (8) now adjust the inutes value.
4.
4.4.
4. Enter the inutes value Adjust the re aining operating ti e by pressing the –
(6) and + (14) keys.
5.
5.5.
5. Press the CLOCK key (8) to end.
2 4 : 0 0
Safety Block
How to Proceed Screen (1)
1.
1.1.
1.
Oven operation ay be blocked (for exa ple, to prevent it fro being used by
children) by pressing the STOP key (15
) for three seconds. At the end of this ti e,
the oven will beep and the Screen (1
) will display four lines and oven operation
will be blocked.
- - : - -
2.
2.2.
2. The clock ay be displayed at any ti e by pressing the START key (7).
2 4 : 0 0
3.
3.3.
3. To unblock the oven, press the START key (7
) for three seconds. At the end of
this ti e, the oven will beep and the Screen (1) will display the clock again.
2 4 : 0 0

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Advice for Good Usage of the Oven
Working with microwaves
Before using any dish, ake sure that it is appropriate for use in icrowaves (SEE ADVICE ON THE USE OF
UTENSILS AND RECIPIENTS).
Always ake a slit in the food's shell before cooking it.
Whenever heating liquids use a recipient with a large opening to allow the vapour to escape.
Re e ber that:
1. Larger quantities of food require ore cooking ti e.
2. The lower the food te perature the ore cooking ti e is needed.
3. Less dense foods cook faster.
4. An even distribution of the food in the oven guarantees better results. The cooking of different types
of foods si ultaneously is possible by placing the dense food in an outside circle and the less dense
in the centre of the plate.
5. Better results are achieved by allowing the food to stand before serving because it continues to cook
for so e ti e after the oven is switched off.
6. The cooking ti e ay be shortened and the liquids preserved (the food doesn't dry out) by covering
the food. The lids should be transparent to allow the icrowaves through and they should have a
s all opening for the vapour to escape.
unctioning of the grill
For best results of the grill, use the grill rack supplied with the appliance.
Do not place the grill rack in contact with the cavity’s metal surface as there may be an electric arc
and consequent damages.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
1. While the grill is being used for the first ti e, the producing of fu es and odours is nor al, due to the
oils used in the anufacturing process.
2. After the first uses 0f the grill, it is nor al for the perforated area that protects the heating ele ents
of the grill to defor and to beco e a golden colour due to the high te peratures that the grill
reaches during use.
3. The glass on the door reaches high te peratures during grilling. Therefore the oven should be
installed at least 80 c above the floor, SO AS TO BE OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
4. While in operation, the inside walls of the oven and the grill beco e very hot, therefore the use of
kitchen gloves is reco ended.
5. During extended use of the grill it is nor al for the heating ele ents to switch off for short periods
due to the action of the safety te perature li iter.
6.Do not use plastic containers or others that have poor te perature resistance, as these could be
destroyed due to the high te peratures that the grill reaches.

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Advice on the use of Cookware
Metal
Do not use etal dishes, tinned food, food wrapped in tin foil and cutlery inside the icrowave oven. The
etal reflects the icrowaves and food is not heated.
The food should be re oved fro its tin foil containers and placed in dishes adequate for use in the
icrowave oven. As icrowaves don't penetrate tin foil, the food heats only on the surface. By using
appropriate dishes, the heat is evenly distributed throughout the food.
EXCEPTIONS:
To cook or defrost pieces of eat of irregular sizes, you ay cover the thinner parts with tin foil, which
should be kept at least 2 c away fro the oven walls, otherwise these ay cause an electric arc.
Metal spits ay be used as long as they are s aller than the pieces of eat.
Glass
All heat proof glass containers ay be used.
Crystal contains a percentage of lead, which ay cause it to crack if used in the icrowave oven. The
sa e ay happen to glass dishes with jagged edges.
Porcelain
Porcelain dishes ay be used but they should not have hollow handles. Hu idity ay be for ed inside
the hollow handles, which will causes an increase in pressure that ay cause the to break.
Glazed Ceramic Dishes
This type of dish ay heat considerably.
Painted glazed cera ic dishes ay be used if the painting is done under the glaze.
Many glazes and colours contain etallic substances. If this is the case they should not be used in the
icrowave as they ay be da aged.
Recipients with silver and gold glazes ay go dark.
Plastic
Plastic dishes should be heat resistant (at least 180° C) or they ay be defor ed when used in the
icrowave. Mela ine dishes are not suitable for use in the icrowave as they heat up too uch.
To cook or heat food in plastic bags, they should be perforated to allow vapour to escape thus preventing
the bag fro bursting.

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Wood
Wooden recipients should not be used in the icrowave. Wood contains water which evaporates and ay
cause the recipient to crack.
Recipient Test
If in doubt about the use of glass, glazed cera ic or porcelain dishes in the icrowave oven, do the
following test:
1. Place the e pty dish and a glass of water inside the icrowave oven.
2. Close the door.
3. Select the icrowave function at axi u power.
4. Adjust the ti er to 1 inute.
Note: the oven starts
If during this test you hear any noise along with sparks, turn off the oven i ediately.
Any kind of cookware that has this kind of behaviour or is very hot when re oved fro the oven should
not be used in the icrowave oven.
EXCEPTIONS:
Glazed cera ic dish recipients contain any water olecules and heat a lot, but can be used in the
icrowave oven.
If in doubt, contact the supplier of the cookware, and ake sure that they are appropriate for icrowaves.
Lids
The use of glass lids, plastic lids or plastic fil is advisable because:
1. They prevent the release of excessive vapours especially when cooking for longer periods.
2. They increase the speed of heating food.
3. They prevent the food fro drying up.
4. They prevent the loss of the food aro a.
The lids should have holes to avoid pressure. Plastic fil should be perforated.
Baby bottles, baby food jars and other si ilar recipients should be war ed up without lids as they can
burst.

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Oven Maintenance
Cleaning
MAKE SURE THAT THE OVEN IS UNPLUGGED BEFORE CLEANING THE OVEN.
DON'T USE ABRASIVE CLEANING PRODUCTS.
OUTSIDE
1. Clean the outside surface with a neutral detergent, war water and dry it with a da p cloth.
2. Avoid water fro entering the oven ventilation holes.
INSIDE
1. Clean the oven walls with a da p cloth after each use.
2. Avoid water fro entering the ventilation holes in the oven's interior.
3. If so e ti e has passed by since the last cleaning and the oven's interior is dirty, place a glass of
water on the tray and switch on the oven for 4 inutes on the highest setting. Moisture will for on
the oven walls that will be easily cleaned.
4. The tray can be washed with regular dish washing detergent or in the dishwasher.
DOOR, DOOR SEAL, AND OVEN FRONT
1. These parts should always be clean, especially the contact surface between the door and the oven
front, to prevent microwave leakage.
2. Use neutral detergent, war water and dry the surface with a soft cloth.

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Official Technical Assistance Service (T.A.S.)
Solving Problems
Repairs or interventions carried out by an unqualified service an can cause dangerous situations.
Every and any kind of repair or intervention should be done by the manufacturer, authorised agents or
qualified technicians.
If you detect any abnor alities in the oven, check the following before you contact T.A.S:
1. Check if the outlet into which the oven is plugged has power. To do so, plug another appliance into the
sa e outlet and check if it works.
2. If the oven la p switches on, but the food does not heat up, check if the door is well closed (if the
door is not properly closed, no icrowaves will be produced).
Cord Replacement
If the cord is da aged, it should be replaced by the anufacturer, authorised agents or qualified
technicians in order to avoid any dangerous situation and also because special tools are required.
Light Replacement
In the odels without the lid to replace the light bulb, this should be done by the Technical Assistance
Service because special tools are required.

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ES ¡PRECAUCIÓN! Durante el funcionamiento del horno
microondas, el marco y la puerta pueden alcanzar
temperaturas que aconsejan tener precaución
durante su utilización.
DE VORSICHT! Der Mikrowellenherd kann wáhrend der
inbetribnahme na tür und türrahmen bohe
temperaturen erreichen, vorsicht ist empfohlen.
GB WARNING! During the functioning of the microwave
oven, the frame and the door may reach
temperatures which require care when using the
appliance.
FR ATTENTION! Lors du fonctionnement du four micro-
ondes, le cadre et la porte peuvent atteindre des
températures élevées qui nécessitent de prendre
desprécautions pendant son utilisation.
PT ATENÇÃO! Durante o funcionamento do forno micro-
ondas,o aro e a porta podem alcançar temperaturas
elevadas pelo que se aconselha precaução durante a
sua utilização.
NL WAARSCHUWING! Wanneer de magnetron in werking
is kunnen de rand en de deur heel erg warm worden,
voozichtigheid is dan ook geboden.
IT PRECAUZIONE! Durante il funzionamento del forno
microonde, la cornice e la porta possono raggiungere
temperature che consigliano di agire con precauzione
durante il suo utilizzo.
GR ΠΡΟΣΟΧΗ!Κατά την διάρκεια λειτουργίας του
φούρνου µικροκυµµάτων το πλαίσιο και ηπόρτα
µπορεί να θερµανθούν υπερβολικά γι’ αυτό και
συνίσταται προσοχή κατά την διάρκεια της χρήσης
του.
Microondas
Mikrowelle
Microwave
Micro-ondes
Magnetronoven
Microonde
Μικροκυµµάτων
1830335
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