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WHAT TO EXPECT. While in the Defrosting Cycle. the Defrost INDICATOR will glow and the Defrost Time will count down on the DISPLAY. When this time IS
over, a buzzer will sound. The microwave will then go into HOLD for the same length of time as it was in Defrost. The Hold INDICATOR will glow and the DISPLAY will count down Hold time Hold time is usually necessary to help complete thawing
If you want your microwave oven to skip the ho/ding time, use Cycle 2 or Cycle 3 Instead of Cycle 1. When you do, the mlcrowave w/l/ go directly from Defrost to the next cycle.
After the Hold time IS over, a buzzer sounds. The microwave oven then
starts Cycle 1 In this example, 1% minutes at 40% power. Cycle 1 and Cook Power INDICATORS ~111go on and the DISPLAY will count down the time in the cycle.
When the last cycle is over a buzzer will sound four times unless you open the door or touch CANCEL
Faster or Slower Detrosting
To defrost at power levels other than the automatic 30% of full power,
refer to the section, Cooking in One Cycle at a Selected Power. Start with a 20% or 40% power level to defrost slower or faster. Remember
that a higher level may cause some cooking on the outside of the tood
Cooking wilh the MEAL SENSOR’ Temperature Probe
You have learned how to program your microwave oven to cook with time, to cook at various power levels and to cook using more than one cycle. You can set the minute timer; you can defrost, and you can
defrost and cook with one set of instructions. The next step is cooking to a temperature.
The MEAL SENSOR takes much of the guesswork and calculation out of cooking roasts and larger casseroles. When the probe senses the tempera- ture setting you selected, the oven turns off
NUMBER PADS are used to touch in the setting forthe temperature you
want (like they were used to touch in a cooking power). In this case,
the approximate temperature appears on the NUMBER PAD:
Number | Pad | Approximate | Temperature | |
| 1 | 90’ | F. (32’ | C.) |
| 2 | 110 | F. (43- | C.) |
| 3 | 120’ | F. (49’ | C.) |
| 4 | 130 | F. (54 | C.) |
| 5 | 145 | F. (63 | C) |
| 6 | 150 | F. (66- | C.) |
| 7 | 160 | F.(71 | C.) |
| 8 | 165 | F. (74’ | C.) |
| 9 | 185’ | F. (85’ | C.) |
Recommended temperatures of different foods can be found in your
MICRO MENUS’Cookbook For the basic use of the Temperature Probe,
follow these steps
1.Put the Temperature Probe Into the Food. The sensor end of the probe should be In the center of the food Be sure at least 113 of the probe is in the food
The tip should not be touching bone, fat or an air pocket. If the tip touches a bone, is not in the thickest part of the food, is in fat or In an air pocket, the oven may shut off too soon ortoo late. It may be necessary
to relocate the probe and restart the microwave oven.
2.Plug the Probe into Its Socket. Push the plug end of the probe into the socket on the oven wall It should “click” into place. Put the food into the oven
3. Close the Door Securely. | 13 |
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