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INSTALLATION
1.Make sure you remove all the packaging from inside the microwave.
2.Check the microwave after unpacking it for any visible damages, such as:
-Misaligned door.
-Damaged door.
-Dents or holes on the glass door’s window and on the timer display.
-Dents inside the oven.
-If you see any of these problems, DO NOT use the microwave.
3.This microwave weighs 17.5 kg and should be put on a flat surface strong enough to withstand its weight.
4.The microwave must be positioned as far away as possible from any hot temperature or steam sources.
5.DO NOT put anything on top of the microwave.
6.DO NOT take the drive shaft that makes your plate revolve.
Warning: This appliance must be connected to an earth wire.
7.The electricity socket must be near to the electricity cable.
8.This microwave requires 1.5 kVA to operate.
Precaution: this microwave is internally protected with a 10 A, 250 V CA fuse.
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
1. Heat with just one button
You only have to press one button to be able to start to cook easily. This option is very handy for heating a glass of water, etc.
For example: To heat a glass of milk
a)Put a glass of milk on top of the glass revolving plate and close the door.
b)Press the “Start/Reset” button and the microwave oven will start to operate at 100% of its power for 1 minute.
c)When the process has ended, you will hear 5 beeps.
2.Heating with the microwave
This function has two options.
1) Quick heating with the microwave (100% of power)
For example: heating food at 100% of its power for 5 minutes.
a)Set the timer to “5:00” using the three time selector buttons (11).
b)Press “Start/Reset”
2)Manually heating with the microwave
For example: To heat food at 70% of power for 10 minutes
a)Press the “Micro” button and select “70%” power;
b)Set the timer to “10:00”
c)Press “Start/Reset”
It has 5 power settings and the microwave can heat up to a maximum of 60 minutes.
Touching times | DISPLAY | MICRO POWER |
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1 | P100 | 100% |
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2 | P70 | 70% |
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3 | P50 | 50% |
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4 | P30 | 30% |
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5 | P10 | 10% |
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