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Danger:
Before cleaning, switch the microwave off and re- move the power plug from the wall socket. There is a danger of electric shock!
•Always keep the interior of the microwave clean.
•If splashes of food or spilt liquids stick to the walls of the microwave, wipe them off with a damp cloth.
•Use a mild detergent if the microwave is more heavily soiled.
•Avoid using cleaning sprays and other aggressive cleaning agents, as they can cause stains, stripes or a blurring of the door surface.
Clean the external walls with a damp cloth.
•To avoid damage to the functional components in the interior of the microwave, do not let any water seep in through the ventilation slits.
•Regularly remove splashes or contaminants. Clean the door, both sides of the viewing window 8, the door seals and adjacent components with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaning agents
•If steam should collect on or around the outside of the appliance door, wipe it off with a soft cloth. This can happen if the microwave is operated in extremely humid conditions.
•Clean the Turntable 7 regularly with a moist sponge. Dry it well. Ensure that, after removing the Turntable 7 from the floor of the cooking area for cleaning, you
•Regularly clean also the appliance door to help prevent excessive noise development.
•Simply wipe the bottom of the microwave with a mild detergent.
•Regularly eliminate odours. Put a deep microwave bowl with a cup of water, juice and peel of a lemon into the microwave. Heat for 5 minutes. Wipe off thoroughly and rub dry with a cloth.
•Should replacement of the bulb in the microwave be necessary, arrange for it to be exchanged by a dealer or consult our Service Department.
Freezing and thawing – the easy way ...
A microwave oven is the ideal appliance for the even and quick thawing of
Microwaves always penetrate food from the outside to the inside. Therefore, particularly large items cannot be thawed right to the middle, as otherwise the outer layers may begin to cook.
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