Sunbeam SMW992 User manual

OWNER SMANUAL
MicrowaveOven
SMW992
Pleaseread theseinstructionscarefullybefore installingandoperatingtheoven.
Record inthespacebelowtheSERIALNO. foundonthenameplateonyourovenandretain
thisinformationfor future reference.
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1. Donotattempttooperatethisovenwiththedoor-opensinceopen-dooroperationcan
resultinharmfulexposure tomicrowaveenergy.Itisimportantnottodefeatortamper
withthesafetyinterlocks.
2. Donotplaceanyobjectbetweentheovenfrontfaceandthedoor or allowsoilor
cleaner residuetoaccumulateonsealingsurfaces.
3. Donotoperatetheovenifitisdamaged.Itisparticularlyimportantthattheovendoor
closeproperlyandthat there isnodamage tothe:
a. Door (bent),
b. Hingesandlatches(brokenor loosened),
c. Door sealsandsealingsurfaces.
4. Theovenshouldnotbe adjusted or repaired byanyoneexceptproperlyqualified
servicepersonnel.
CONTENT
PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETO EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE
ENERGY...............................................................................................................................1
IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS..............................................................................2
INSTALLATIONGUIDE.........................................................................................................3
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS............................................................................................3
UTENSILSGUIDE................................................................................................................4
COOKINGTECHNIQUES.....................................................................................................5
SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................6
PARTNAMES.......................................................................................................................6
CONTROLPANEL................................................................................................................7
OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS.............................................................................................8
Settingtheclock............................................................................................................8
Settingtheover timer....................................................................................................8
Settingacookingprogram............................................................................................8
Speed defrost................................................................................................................9
Cookbyweight..............................................................................................................9
Defrost byweight..........................................................................................................9
Settingchildlock.........................................................................................................10
QUICKCOOKSETTINGS..................................................................................................10
POPCORN..................................................................................................................10
BAKEDPOTATO.........................................................................................................10
PIZZA..........................................................................................................................10
BEVERAGE................................................................................................................11
FROZENDINNER.......................................................................................................11
REHEAT......................................................................................................................11
CLEANINGAND CARE......................................................................................................11
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Whenusingelectricalappliances,basicsafety
precautionsshouldbe followed,includingthe
following:
WARNING -Toreducetheriskofburns,electric
shock,fire,injurytopersonsorexposure to
excessivemicrowaveenergy:
1. Read allinstructionsbefore usingthe
appliance.
2. Read andfollowthespecific"PRECAUTIONS
TOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETO
EXCESSIVEMICROWAVE ENERGY"on
page 1.
3. Thisappliancemustbe grounded.Connect
onlytoproperlygrounded outlet. See
"groundinginstructions" onpage 3.
4. Installorlocatethisapplianceonlyin
accordancewiththeprovided installation
instructions.
5. Someproductssuchaswholeeggsand
sealed containers-for example,closed glass
jars-are abletoexplodeandshouldnotbe
heated inthisoven.
6. Usethisapplianceonlyfor itsintended useas
described inthismanual.Donotuse
corrosivechemicalsor vaporsinthis
appliance.Thistypeofovenisspecifically
designed toheat, cook,ordryfood.Itisnot
designed for industrialor laboratoryuse.
7. Aswithanyappliance,closesupervisionis
necessarywhenused bychildren.
8. Toreducetheriskoffire intheovencavity:
a. Donotovercookfood.Carefullyattend
appliancewhenpaper,plastic,or other
combustiblematerialsare placed inside the
oventofacilitatecooking.
b. Removewire twist-tiesfrom paper or plastic
bagsbefore placingbag inoven.
c. Ifmaterialsinside theovenshouldignite,
keep ovendoor closed,turnovenoff,and
disconnectthepower cord or shutoffpower
at thefuseor circuit breaker panel.
d. Donotusethecavityfor storage purposes.
Donotleavepaper products,cooking
utensilsor food inthecavitywhennot inuse.
9. Liquids,suchaswater,coffee,or teaare able
tobe overheated beyondtheboilingpoint
without appearingtobeboilingduetosurface
tensionoftheliquid.Visiblebubblingor
boilingwhenthecontainer isremoved from
themicrowaveovenisnotalwayspresent.
THEISCOULDRESULTINVERYHOT
LIQUIDSSUDDENLYBOILING OVERWHEN
ASPOONOROTHERUTENSILIS
INSERTEDINTOTHELIQUID.Toreducethe
riskofinjurytoperson:
a. Donot overheat theliquid.
b. Stirtheliquidbothbefore andhalfway
throughheatingit.
c. Donotusestraight-sided containerswith
narrownecks.
d. After heating,allowthecontainer tostandin
themicrowaveovenfor ashorttimebefore
removingthecontainer.
e. Useextremecare wheninsertingaspoonor
other utensil intothecontainer.
10. Donotheatoilorfatfor deep-frying.Itis
difficulttocontrolthetemperature ofoilin
microwaveoven.
11. Piercefoodswithheavyskinssuchas
potatoes,wholesquash,applesand
chestnutsbefore cooking.
12. Thecontentsoffeedingbottlesandbabyjars
shouldbe stirred orshaken andthe
temperature shouldbe checked before
servinginorder toavoidburns.
13. Cookingutensilsmaybecomehotbecauseof
heattransferred fromtheheated food.
Potholdersmaybe needed tohandlethe
utensil.
14. Donotcover orblock anyopeningsonthe
appliance.
15. Donotstore or usethisapplianceoutdoors.
Donotusethisproductnear water,for
example,near akitchensink,inawet
basement, nearaswimmingpool,orsimilar
locations.
16. Donotoperatethisapplianceifithasa
damaged cord or aplug,ifitisnotworking
properlyor ifithasbeendamaged or
dropped.
17. Donotimmersecord or pluginwater.Keep
cord awayfromheated surface.Donotlet
cord hangover edge oftableor counter.
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18. Useonlythermometers,whichare specifically
designed for useinmicrowaveovens.
19. Donotoperateanyheatingor cooking
appliancebeneaththisappliance.
20. Becertaintheglasstrayandroller ringsare in
placewhenyouoperatetheoven.
21. Thisapplianceshouldbe serviced onlyby
qualified servicepersonnel,contactnearest
authorized servicefacilityfor examination,
repair, or adjustment.
22. Whencleaningsurfacesofdoor andoventhat
comestogether onclosingthedoor,useonly
mild,nonabrasivesoaps,or detergents
applied withasponge or soft clot
Thisappliancemustbe grounded.Intheevent
ofanelectricalshortcircuit,groundingreduces
riskofelectricshock byprovidinganescape
wire for theelectriccurrent.
WARNINGImproper useofthegroundingplug
canresult inariskofelectricshock.
ELECTRICALREQUIREMENTS
Theelectricalrequirementsarea120 volt60
Hz,AConly,20 amp.Itisrecommended thata
separatecircuitservingonlytheovenbe
provided.Theovenisequipped witha3-prong
groundingplug.Itmustbe plugged intoawall
receptaclethatisproperlyinstalled and
grounded.
PowerSupplyCord
1.Ashort power supplycord isprovided to
reducetherisksresultingfrombecoming
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1.
Makesure thatallthepackingmaterials
are removed fromtheinside ofthedoor.
2. Che
ck theovenfor anydamage,such
asmisalignedor bentdoor,damaged
door sealsandsealingsurface,broken
or loosedoor hingesandlatchesand
dentsinside thecavityor onthedoor.If
there isanydamage, do notoperatethe
ovenbutcontactqualified s
ervice
personnel.
3.
Thismicrowaveovenmustbe placed
onaflat, stablesurfacetoholdits
weightandtheheaviestfood likelytobe
cooked intheoven.
4.
Donotplacetheovenwhere heat,
moisture,orhighhumidityare
generated,or near combustible
materials.
5.
For correctoperation,theovenmust
havesufficientairflow.Allow20cmof
spaceabovetheoven,10cmatback
and5cmatbothsides.Donotcover or
block anyopeningsontheappliance.
Donotremovefeetonwhichoven
stands.
6. Donotoperatetheoven
withoutglass
tray,roller support, andshaft intheir
proper positions.
7.
Makesure thatthepower supplycord is
undamaged anddoesnotrun under the
ovenor over anyhot or sharp surface.
8.
Thesocketmustbe readilyaccessible
sothatitcan be easilyun
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entangled inor trippingover alonger cord.
2.Longer cord setsor extensioncordsare
availableandmaybe used ifcare isexercised
intheiruse.
3.Iflongcord or extensioncord isused
a) Themarked electricalratingofthecord
set or extensioncord shouldbe at least as
great astheelectricalratingoftheappliance.
b) Theextensioncord must be a
grounding-type 3-wire cord, andThelonger
cord shouldbe arranged sothat it will not
drape over thecounter top or tabletop where it
canbe pulled onbychildrenor tripped over
unintentionally.
Notes:
Ifyouhaveanyquestionsabout thegrounding
or electricalinstructions, consult aqualified
electricianor serviceperson.
Neither manufacturer nor thedealer canaccept
anyliabilityfor damage totheovenor personal
injuryresultingfromfailure toobservethe
electricalconnectionprocedures.
Thissectionlistswhichutensilscanbe used in
themicrowave,whichoneshavelimited usefor
shortperiods,andwhichonesshouldnotbe
used inthemicrowave.
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RECOMMENDED
Microwavebrowning dish Usetobrown
theexterior ofsmall itemssuchassteaks,
chops,or pancakes.Followthedirections
provided withyourbrowningdish.
Microwaveableplasticwrap Usetoretain
steam.Leaveasmallopeningfor somesteam
toescape andavoidplacingitdirectlyonthe
food.
Papertowelsandnapkins Usefor
short-termheatingandcovering;theseabsorb
excessmoisture andpreventspattering.Donot
userecycled paper towels,whichmaycontain
metalandcouldignite.
Glass andglass-ceramicbowlsanddishes
Usefor heatingor cooking.
Paperplates andcups Usefor short-term
heatingatlowtemperatures.Donotuse
recycledpaper,whichmaycontainmetaland
couldignite.
Waxpaper Useasacover toprevent
spattering.
Thermometers Useonlythoselabeled
"MicrowaveSafe" andfollowalldirections.
Check thefood inseveralplaces. Conventional
thermometersmaybe used onmicrowavefood
oncethefood hasbeenremoved fromthe
oven.
Λ LIMITEDUSE
Aluminumfoil Usenarrowstripsoffoil to
preventovercookingofexposed areas.Using
too muchfoil candamage youroven,sobe
careful.Youshouldkeep distanceof1inch
(2.54cm)betweenaluminumfoil andcavity.
Ceramic,porcelain,andstoneware Use
theseiftheyare labeled "MicrowaveSafe".If
theyare notlabeled,testthemtomakesure
theycanbe used safely.
Plastic Useonlyiflabeled "Microwave
Safe". Other plasticscanmelt.
û Not Recommended
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Glass jarsandbottles Regular glassistoo
thintobeusedinamicrowave.Itcanshatter
andcausedamage andinjury.
Paperbags Theseare afire hazard,except
for popcornbagsthatare designed for
microwaveuse.
Styrofoamplates andcups Thesecan
melt andleaveanunhealthyresidueonfood.
Plasticstorageandfood containers
Containerssuchasmargarinetubscanmeltin
themicrowave.
Metalutensils Thesecandamage youroven.
Removeall metalbefore cooking.
Note:
Shouldyouwishtocheck ifadishissafefor
microwaving,placetheemptydishintheoven
andmicrowaveonHIGHfor 30 seconds. Adish
whichbecomesveryhot shouldnot be used.
Yourmicrowavemakescookingeasierthan
conventionalcooking,provided youkeep these
considerationsinmind:
STIRRING
Stirfoodssuchascasserolesandvegetables
whilecookingtodistributeheatevenly.Food at
theoutside ofthedishabsorbsmore energy
andheatsmore quickly,sostirfromtheoutside
tothecenter.Theovenwillturnoffwhenyou
openthedoor tostiryourfood.
ARRANGEMENT
Arrange unevenlyshaped foods,suchas
chicken piecesorchops,withthethicker,
meatier partstoward theoutside ofthe
turntablewhere theyreceivemore microwave
energy.Topreventovercooking,placedelicate
areas,suchasasparagustips,toward the
center oftheturntable.
SHIELDING
Shieldfood withnarrowstripsofaluminumfoil
topreventovercooking.Areasthatneed
shieldinginclude poultrywingtips,theendsof
poultrylegs,andcornersofsquare baking
dishes.Useonlysmallamountsofaluminum
foil. Larger amountscandamage youroven.
TURNING
Turnfoodsover midwaythroughcookingto
exposeallpartstomicrowaveenergy.Thisis
especiallyimportantwithlarge foodssuchas
roasts.
STANDING
Foodscooked inthemicrowavebuildup
internalheatandcontinuetocookfor afew
minutesafter heatingstops.Letfoodsstandto
completecooking,especiallyfoodssuchas
cakesandwholevegetables.Roastsneed this
timetocompletecookinginthecenter without
overcookingtheouter areas.Allliquids,such
assouporhotchocolate,shouldbe shakenor
stirred whencookingiscomplete.Letliquids
standamomentbefore serving.Whenheating
babyfood,stirwellatremovalandtestthe
temperature before serving.
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ADDING MOISTURE
Microwaveenergyisattracted towater
molecules.Food thatisuneveninmoisture
contentshouldbe covered or allowed tostand
sothattheheatdispersesevenly.Add asmall
amount ofwater todryfood tohelpit cook.
PowerConsumption: 120V~60Hz, 1450W(MICROWAVE)
Output: 1000W
OperationFrequency: 2450MHz
OutsideDimensions(H×W×D): 12 20 9/16 18 13/16 in.
OvenCavity Dimensions(H×W×D):
85/8 13 3/4 15 1/8 in.
OvenCapacity:1.0cu.ft
CookingUniformity:TurntableSystem(Φ12 3/8”)
Net Weight:Approx. 38.8lb.
Theabovedatamayrequire confirmationor be updated.
1. DoorSafetyLock System
2. OvenWindow
3. OvenAirVent
4. Shaft
5. RollerRing
6. Glass Tray
7. Control Panel
DO NOTREMOVE THECARDBOARD OVENAIR
VENTCOVERTHATISINSIDETHEMICROWAVE!
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n MENU ACTION SCREEN Cookingtime,power,indicatorsandpresenttimeare
displayed.
n QUICK COOK BUTTONS
Instant settingstocookpopular foods
n POWER
Usetoset power levelsother thanhigh.
n TIMER
Timer functionsindependently,evenwhileacooking
programisinprocess.
n COOK
Usefor multi-stagecooking.Enablescookingatmultiple
power andtimesettingsautomatically.
n COOK BY WEIGHT
Programmed cookingbased onweight offoodscooked.
n DEFROST BY WEIGHT
Programmed defrostingbased ontheweightofthefoodsto
be defrosted.
n SPEEDDEFROST
Quick defrost functionthat alternatesdefrostandstandtimes
toquicklyandeffectivelydefrost foods.
n NUMBERPADS(0-9)
Touchtoset timeor amount.
n CLOCK
Setscurrent time.
n RESET
Clearsall previoussettings.
n START/STOP
Touchtostart or stop cooking.
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SIGNALSDURING OVENSETTINGS
ONESIGNAL: Ovenacceptstheentry.
TWO SIGNALS: Ovendoesnot accept theentry, check andtryagain.
SETTING THECLOCK
1. TouchCLOCKpad.
2. Usethenumber padstoenterthecorrect
time.Youmusttouchatleastthree numbers
tosettheclock (onefor hour andtwofor
minutes).
3. TouchCLOCKpad again.
NOTE:
·Thisisa12 hourclock.Whentheovenisfirst
plugged inor whenpower resumesafter apower
interruption,thedisplaywillshowENTERCLOCK
TIME.If youprefer tonothavetheclock displayed,
touchRESET.
·Youcancheck theclock timewhilecookingisin
progress bytouchingtheCLOCKpad.
SETTING THEOVERTIMER
1. TouchTIMER.
2. Enter theamountoftimebytouchingthe
number pads.Digittimeisinminutesand
secondsandsetleft toright. Setonedigit(a
5for 5seconds)or uptofourdigits(2405 for
24 minutes, 5seconds).
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
·Timecountdowncanbe seenindisplayfor 3
secondsbefore clock or cookingtimeisreturned
todisplay.
·TouchTIMERandthentouchRESETtocancel
TIMERduringtimingprocess.
SETTING ACOOKING PROGRAM
A. One-stageCooking
1. Usethenumber padstosetacookingtime.
Youcansetacookingtimefromoneseconds
to99 minutesand99 seconds.
2. Ifyouwanttosetapower levelother than
100%power,touchPOWERpad,thenuse
thenumber padstoenterthepowerlevel.
Youcanset thepower levelfrom1to9.
3. TouchSTART/STOPtostart cooking.
Usesingledigitstoset acookingpower level:
Number pad Cookingpower
9 90%
8 80%
7 70%
6 60%
5 50%
4 40%
3 30%
2 20%
1 10%
B. Two-stageCooking
Somerecipesrequire differentstagesof
cookingat different temperatures.
1. SETSTAGE1:
Followsteps1and2in “One-stage Cooking”.Do
not touchSTART/STOPpad.
2. SETSTAGE2:
TouchCOOKthenenter propercookingtimeand
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(lower) power level.(Most2-stage recipesuse
lower power for secondstage.)
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
·after totaltimehaselapsed, 4signalssoundand
ENDappearsindisplay.TouchRESETor open
ovendoortoclear END before startinganother
cookingfunction.
SPEEDDEFROST
1. TouchSPEEDDEFROSTpad.
2. Enter desired defrostingtimebytouching
correct number pads.
Digitaltimer setsminutesandsecondsfromleft to
rightsoasingledigitcanbe set(5 for 5seconds)
or upto4digits(2405 for 24 minutes5seconds).
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
·After timehaselapsedfoursignalssoundand
ENDappearsindisplay.TouchRESETpad or
opendoor toclear END before startinganother
cookingfunction.
·After settingSPEEDDEFROST,ovencanbe
programmed toautomaticallyswitchtooneor
two-stage cooking.
·For speed defrostandonestage cooking,follow
stepsabove.Before touchingSTART/STOP,touch
COOK,enter timeandpower level.Thentouch
START/STOP.
·For speed defrostandtwostage cooking, follow
stepsabove.Before touchingSTART/STOP,enter
two-stage cookingprograms.
COOK BY WEIGHT
1. TouchCOOKBYWEIGHT.
2. Enter theonedigitcode bytouchingthe
correct number pad.
3. Enter weight.
4. TouchSTART/STOP.
CookByWeightCodeDescription
CODETYPE MAX WEIGHT
1 Beef 5lb. 16 oz.
2 Mutton 5lb. 16 oz.
3 Pork 5lb. 14 oz.
Note:
·Meatmustbe defrosted andatrefrigerated
temperature.
·Weight must be inpoundsandounces.
·Ounceweightslessthan10 mustbe preceded
bya0.Iflabelgivesweightinpoundsonly,
change thefractionofapoundtoouncesusing
thefollowingchart.
ConvertingFractionsofaPoundtoOunces
Fractionsofapound
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
.79 to.84 13
.85 to.90 14
.91 to.97 15
above.97 go tonext
even
·Turnmeatover whenovensignalstwice.Touch
START/STOPtoresumecooking.
·After totalcookingtime, ENDappearsindisplay.
TouchRESETor openovendoor toclear END
before startinganother cookingfunction.
·Let meat standfewminutesbefore carving.
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2. Enter weight.
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
·Weightmustbe inpoundsandounces.Ounce
weightslessthan10 mustbe preceded bya0.If
labelgivesweightinpoundsonly,changethe
fractionofapoundtoouncesusingthechart
givenabove.
·Turnfood over whenovensignalstwice.Touch
START/STOPpad toresumedefrosting.
·After totaldefrostingtime,END appearsin
display.TouchRESETor openovendoor toclear
END before startinganother cookingfunction.
SETTING CHILDLOCK
Thesafetylock preventsunsupervised operation
bychildren.
Toset, pressandholdRESETfor 3seconds.
LOCKisindicated onthedisplay.
Tocancel,pressandholdRESETfor 3seconds.
LOCKindicationdisappears.
TheQUICKCOOKsettingsallowyoutocookor
reheatfood automaticallywithoutenteringpower
levelor time.
For smallerportions,simplytouchtheapplicable
pad andstart. For largerportions,pushthepad
twice.
FROZENDINNER,BAKEDPOTATOand
BEVERAGEallowyoutocookmultipleamounts
ofthesamefood.Simplytouchpad once,and
ENTERAMTappearsInthedisplay.Enterthe
amount ofservingsandstart.
POPCORN
1. TouchPOPCORN.
2. CODEandcookingtimeappearsinthe
display.POPCORN automaticallysetsthe
cookingtimefor a31/2oz.bag ofmicrowave
popcorn.
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
NOTE:
·Tochange thepresetPOPCORN time:Touch
POPCORNtwice.ENTERTIMEappearsin
display.Touchnumber padstoenter minutesand
seconds.TouchSTART/STOP.Thisnewcooking
timewill remainwhenever youusethePOPCORN
setting.
BAKEDPOTATO
For 3.5to5 oz. potatoes:
1. TouchBAKEDPOTATO once.
2. Enter number ofpotatoesbytouching
number padsfrom1to4.
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
Forthelarge6to8oz. potatoes:
1. TouchBAKEDPOTATO twice.
2. Enter number ofpotatoesbytouching
number padsfrom1to4.
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
PIZZA
Reheatingaslice ofpizza:
1. TouchPIZZAonce.CODEandcookingtime
appears.
2. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
Heatingawholepizza:
1. TouchPIZZAtwice.CODEandcookingtime
appears.
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2. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
BEVERAGE
For4to6oz. cups:
1. TouchBEVERAGEonce.
2. Enter number ofcupsbytouchingnumber
padsfrom1to4.
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
Forthelarger7to9oz. cups:
1. TouchBEVERAGEtwice.
2. Enter number ofmugsbytouchingnumber
padsfrom1to4.
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
FROZEN DINNER
Foroneortwosmall (5-7 oz.)frozendinners:
1. TouchFROZENDINNERonce.
2. For 1entreeor 2entrees,touchthenumber
pad “1”or “2”.
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
Microwavingonelarge(8-10 oz.)frozen
dinner:
1. TouchFROZENDINNERtwice.
2. For 1entreeor 2entrees,touchthenumber
pad “1”or “2”.
3. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
REHEAT
1. TouchREHEATpad.CODEand3:15 (3 min.
15 sec.)appears.
2. TouchSTART/STOPpad.
Pleasenote:thepresetquick cooktimingsquoted
abovecouldbe updated,soalwaystakethe
timingsshownonthescreenofyourmicrowave
ovenasthecorrect ones.
1. Turnofftheovenandremovethepower
plugfromthewall socket before cleaning.
2. Keep theinside oftheovenclean.When
food splattersor spilled liquidsadhere to
ovenwalls,wipe withadampcloth.Mild
detergentmaybe usediftheovengets
verydirty. Avoidtheuseofsprayandother
harshcleanersastheymaystain,streak
or dull thedoor surface.
3. Theoutsidesurfacesshouldbe cleaned
withadampcloth.Topreventdamage to
theoperatingpartsinside theoven,water
shouldnotbe allowed toseep intothe
ventilationopenings.
4. Wipe thewindowonbothsideswitha
dampclothtoremoveanyspillsor
spatters.
5. Donotallowthecontrolpaneltobecome
wet. Cleanwithasoft, dampcloth.When
cleaningthecontrolpanel,leaveoven
door opentopreventovenfrom
accidentallyturningon.
6. Ifsteamaccumulatesinside or aroundthe
outside oftheovendoor,wipe withasoft
cloth.Thismayoccurwhenthemicrowave
ovenisoperated underhighhumidity
conditions. Insuchcase, it isnormal.
7. Itisoccasionallynecessarytoremovethe
glasstrayfor cleaning.Washthetrayin
warmsudsy water or inadishwasher.
8. Theroller ringandovenfloor shouldbe
cleaned regularlytoavoidexcessivenoise.
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Simplywipe thebottomsurfaceofthe
ovenwithmilddetergent.Theroller ring
maybe washed inmildsudsywater or
dishwasher.Whenremovingtheroller ring
fromcavityfloor for cleaning,be sure to
replaceintheproper position.
9. Removeodorsfromyourovenby
combiningacupofwater withthejuice
andskinofonelemoninadeep
microwaveablebowl,microwavefor 5
minutes.Wipe thoroughlyanddrywitha
soft cloth.
10. Whenit becomesnecessarytoreplacethe
ovenlight, pleaseconsultadealer tohave
it replaced.
11. Theovenshouldbe cleaned regularlyand
anyfood depositsremoved.Failure to
maintaintheoveninacleancondition
couldlead todeteriorationofthesurface
thatcouldadverselyaffectthelifeofthe
applianceandpossiblyresultina
hazardoussituation.
12. Pleasedonotdisposethisapplianceinto
thedomesticrubbishbin,itshouldbe
disposedtotheparticulardisposalcenter
provided bythemunicipalities.