KitchenAid KHMS105B Manuale utente

‘Use

and

Care

Guide

KitchonmAid

FOR

THE

WAY

IT’S

MADE.”

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You

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Understanding

Microwave

Oven

Getting

Know

Your

Microwave

Hood

Combination

..........8

Using

Your

Microwave

Oven...........20

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for

Your

Microwave

Hood

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and

You

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Assistance

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comments.

KITCHENAID*®

Microwave

Hood

Combination

Model:

KHMS105B

Cal

Note

You

Thank

you!

Thank

you

for

buying

KitchenAid

appliance.

You

have

purchased

quality,

world-class

product.

Years

engineering

experience

went

into

its

manufacturing.

ensure

that

you

enjoy

many

years

trouble-free

operation,

developed

this

Use

and

Care

Guide.

full

valuable

information

how

operate

and

maintain

your

appliance

properly

and

safely.

Please

read

carefully.

Also,

please

complete

and

mail

the

Owner-

ship

Registration

Card

provided

with

your

new

appliance.

Your

safety

important

us.

This

guide

contains

safety

symbols

and

statements.

Please

pay

special

attention

these

symbols

and

any

instructions

given.

Here

brief

explanation

the

use

each

symbol.

AWARNING

CAUTION

This

symbol

will

help

alert

you

such

This

symbol

will

help

you

avoid

actions

dangers

personal

injury,

burns,

fire

which

could

cause

product

damage

and

electrical

shock.

(scratches,

dents,

etc.)

and

damage

your

personal

property.

Our

Consumer

Assistance

Center

telephone

number,

1-800-422-1230,

toll-free

hours

day.

you

ever

have

question

concerning

your

home

appliance’s

operation,

you

need

service,

first

see

“If

You

Need

Assistance

Service”

page

57.

you

need

further

help,

feel

free

call

our

toll-free

Consumer

Assistance

Center

telephone

number.

When

calling,

you

will

need

know

your

appliance’s

complete

model

number

and

serial

number.

You

can

find

this

information

the

model

and

serial

number

plate

(see

diagram

page

10).

For

your

convenience,

have

included

handy

place

below

for

you

record

these

numbers,

well

purchase

information.

You

will

need

this

information

you

ever

require

service.

Keep

this

book

and

the

sales

slip

together

safe

place

for

future

reference.

NOTE:

You

must

provide

proof

purchase

installation

date

for

in-warranty

service.

Model

Number

Builder/Dealer

Name

Serial

Number

Address

Date

Installed

Phone

([nderstanding

Microwave

Oven

Safety

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Microwave

ovens

have

been

thoroughly

tested

for

safe

and

efficient

operation.

However,

with

any

appliance,

there

are

special

installation

and

safety

precautions

which

must

followed

ensure

safe

and

satisfactory

operation

and

prevent

damage

the

unit.

FINN

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reduce

the

risk

burns,

fire,

electrical

shock,

injury

persons,

exposure

excessive

microwave

energy,

damage

when

using

the

microwave

oven,

basic

precautions,

including

the

following:

Read

all

instructions

before

using

the

This

appliance

should

serviced

only

microwave

oven.

qualified

service

personnel.

Call

Read

and

the

specific

“PRECAU-

authorized

KitchenAid

servicer

for

exami-

TIONS

AVOID

POSSIBLE

EXPO-

nation,

repair

adjustment.

SURE

EXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE

not

cover

block

any

opening

the

ENERGY?”

found

page

appliance.

Fire

could

result.

This

appliance

must

grounded.

not

store

this

appliance

outdoors.

Connect

only

properly

grounded

not

use

this

product

near

water

—

outlet.

See

“GROUNDING

INSTRUC-

for

example,

near

kitchen

sink,

ina

TIONS”

found

the

Installation

Instruc-

wet

basement,

near

swimming

tions.

pool,

and

the

like.

Install

locate

this

appliance

only

not

immerse

cord

plug

water.

accordance

with

the

provided

Installation

Keep

cord

away

from

heated

surfaces.

Instructions.

not

let

cord

hang

over

edge

table

Some

products

such

whole

eggs

the

counter.

shell

and

sealed

containers—for

example,

closed

glass

jars—could

explode

and

should

not

heated

this

oven.

This

appliance

suitable

for

use

above

both

gas

and

electric

cooking

equipment

inches

less

wide.

See

door

surface

and

interior

cleaning

instructions

page

48.

not

heat,

store

use

flammable

materials

near

the

oven.

Fumes

could

create

fire

hazard

explosion.

Use

this

appliance

only

for

its

intended

reduce

the

risk

fire

the

oven

use

described

this

manual.

not

cavity:

use

corrosive

chemicals

vapors

this

—Do

not

overcook

food.

Carefully

attend

appliance.

This

type

oven

specifically

appliance

paper,

plastic,

other

designed

heat

cook

food.

not

combustible

materials

are

placed

inside

designed

for

industrial

laboratory

use.

the

sania

deat

could

char

burn,

and

some

plastics

eee

vce

could

melt

used

when

heating

foods.

children.

—Do

not

deep

fry

oven.

Microwavable

utensils

are

not

suitable

and

difficult

maintain

appropriate

deep

frying

temperatures.

not

operate

this

appliance

not

working

properly,

has

been

damaged.

Electrical

shock,

fire

other

hazards

could

result.

continued

page

Understanding

Microwave

Oven

Safety

—Do

not

use

the

cavity

for

storage

purposes.

not

leave

paper

products,

cooking

utensils,

food

the

cavity

reduce

the

risk

fire

the

oven

cavity

(continued):

—

Test

dinnerware

cookware

before

when

not

use

using.

test

dish

for

safe

use,

put.

;

into

the

oven

with

cup

water

ecause

the

automatic

exhaust

fan

beside

it.

Cook

100%

Cook

Power

feature,

the

following

cautions

must

for

one

minute.

the

dish

gets

hot

observed:

and

water

stays

cool,

not

use

it.

not

leave

the

area

when

using

your

Some

dishes

(melamine,

some

cooktop

high

setting.

Accidental

ceramic

dinnerware,

etc.)

absorb

fires

from

boilovers

spattering

the

microwave

energy,

becoming

too

hot

surface

unit

could

spread,

especially

handle

and

slowing

cooking

times.

the

exhaust

fan

operating.

Cooking

metal

containers

not

—

not

allow

grease

and

soil

build

designed

for

microwave

use

could

the

grease

filter.

Exhaust

fan

effi-

damage

the

oven,

can

containers

ciency

will

decrease

and

fire

could

with

hidden

metal

(twist-ties,

foil

lining,

result.

Clean

often

following

the

filter

staples,

metallic

glaze

trim).

cleaning

instructions

page

49.

—Remove

wire

twist-ties

from

paper

—

not

change

the

cooktop

oven

plastic

bags

before

placing

bag

lights

without

turning

the

power

off

oven.

the

main

power

supply

(see

page

50).

Electrical

shock

could

result.

—

not

flame foods

cooktop

surface

below

this

unit.

The

fan,

operating,

could

spread

the

flame

and

cause

personal

injury

property

damage.

Use

care

when

cleaning

the

vent

hood

fitter.

Corrosive

cleaning

agents,

such

hae

lye-based

oven

cleaners,

could

damage

-—If

materials

inside

the

oven

should

fitter.

ignite,

keep

oven

door

closed,

turn

oven

off,

and

disconnect

the

power

cord

shut

off

power

the

fuse

circuit

breaker

panel.

Read

and

“Operating

safety

precautions’

starting

page

‘Understanding

Microwave

Oven

Safety

Ashort

power-supply

cord

provided

type,

3-wire

cord

that

has

3-blade

reduce

the

risks

resulting

from

grounding

plug

and

3-slot

recep-

becoming

entangled

tripping

over

tacle

that

will

the

plug

the

longer

cord.

appliance,

and

(c)

the

longer

cord

Longer

cord

sets

extension

cords

are

should

arranged

that

will

available

and

may

used

care

not

drape

over

the

countertop

long

cord

extension

cord

used

Cri

pped

Ovelacceten:

temporarily,

(a)

the

marked

electrical

rating

the

cord

set

extension

cord

qualified

electrician

must

install

should

least

great

the

properly

grounded

and

polarized

electrical

rating

the

appliance,

(b)

the

3-prong

receptacle

near

the

appli-

extension

cord

must

grounding-

ance.

—

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

—

PRECAUTIONS

AVOID

POSSIBLE

EXPOSURE

EXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE

ENERGY...

not

attempt

operate

this

oven

with

(1)

Door

(bent),

the

door

open

since

open-door

operation

(2)

Hinges

and

latches

(broken

can

result

harmful

exposure

micro-

loosened),

wave

energy.

important

not

defeat

(3)

Door

seals

and

sealing

surfaces.

tamper

with

the

safety

interlocks.

not

operate

the

microwave

oven

the

not

place

any

object

between

the

oven

door

window

broken.

front

face

and

the

door

allow

soil

The

microwave

oven

should

cleaner

residue

accumulate

sealing

checked

for

microwave

leakage

quali-

surfaces.

fied

service

personnel

after

repair

made.

not

operate

the

oven

damaged.

particularly

important

that

the

oven

door

properly

and

that

there

damage

the:

The

oven

should

not

adjusted

repaired

anyone

except

properly

qualified

service

personnel.

not

operate

the

microwave

oven

with

the

outer

cabinet

removed.

ere

eH.

Understanding

Microwave

Oven

Safety

Operating

safety

precautions

AWARNING

reduce

the

risk

burns,

fire,

electrical

shock,

injury

persons,

damage

when

using

the

microwave

oven,

the

precautions

pages

6-7.

Never

cook

reheat

whole

egg

inside

the

shell.

Steam

buildup

whole

eggs

may

cause

them

burst

and

burn

you,

and

possibly

damage

the

oven.

Slice

hard-boiled

eggs

before

heating.

rare

instances,

poached

eggs

have

been

known

explode.

Cover

poached

eggs

and

allow

standing

time

one

minute

before

cutting

into

them.

Stir

before

heating

For

best

results,

stir

any

liquid

several

times

before

heating

reheating.

Liquids

heated

certain

containers

(especially

cylindrical

containers)

may

become

over-

heated.

The

liquid

may

splash

out

with

loud

noise

during

after

heating

when

adding

ingredients

(coffee,

etc.)

resulting

harm

the

oven

and

possible

personal

injury.

Never

lean

the

door

allow

child

swing

when

the

door

open.

Injury

could

result.

Use

hot

pads.

Microwave

energy

does

not

heat

containers,

but

the

hot

food

does.

not

overcook

potatoes.

Fire

could

result.

the

end

the

recommended

cooking

time,

potatoes

should

slightly

firm

because

they

will

continue

cooking

during

standing

time.

After

microwaving,

wrap

potatoes

foil

and

set

aside

for

minutes.

They

will

finish

cooking

while

standing.

not

start

microwave

oven

when

empty.

Product

life

may

shortened.

you

practice

programming

the

oven,

put

container

water

the

oven.

normal

for

the

inside

the

oven

door

look

wavy

after

the

oven

has

been

running

for

while.

not

use

newspaper

other

printed

paper

the

oven.

Fire

could

result.

not

dry

flowers,

fruit,

herbs,

wood,

paper,

gourds

clothes

the

oven.

Fire

could

result.

not

try

melt

paraffin

wax

the

oven.

Paraffin

wax

will

not

melt

microwave

oven

because

allows

microwaves

pass

through

it.

General

information

Fuse

box

your

electrical

power

line

outlet

voltage

less

than

110

volts,

cooking

times

may

longer.

Have

qualified

electrician

check

your

electrical

system.

efting

Know

Your

Microwave

Hood

Combination

This

section

discusses

the

concepts

behind

microwave

cooking

and

introduces

you

the

basics

you

need

know

operate

your

microwave

oven.

Please

read

this

information

before

use.

THIS

SECTION

How

microwave

cooking

works

Microwave

oven

features

Control

panel

features

Using

the

exhaust

fan

Microwave

ovens

are

safe.

Microwave

energy

not

hot.

causes

food

make

its

own

heat,

and

it’s

this

heat

that

cooks

the

food.

Microwaves

are

waves

light

waves.

You

cannot

see

them,

but

you

can

see

what

they

do.

Using

the

cooktop/countertop

light

Using

the

bi-level

cooking

rack

Setting

the

clock

Using

the

Minute

Timer

Oven

cavity

magnetron

the

microwave

oven

produces

microwaves.

The

microwaves

move

into

the

oven

where

they

contact

the

food.

Getting

Know

Your

Microwave

Hood

Combination

fiz

Microwaves

pass

through

most

glass,

paper

and

plastics

without

heating

them

food

absorbs

the

energy.

Microwaves

bounce

off

metal

pans

food

does

not

absorb

the

energy.

Microwaves

may

not

reach

the

center

roast.

The

heat

spreads

the

center

from

the

outer,

cooked

areas

just

conven-

tional

cooking.

This

one

the

reasons

for

letting

some

foods

(for

example,

roasts

baked

potatoes)

stand

for

while

after

cooking,

for

stirring

some

foods

during

the

cooking

time.

The

microwaves

disturb

water

molecules

the

food.

the

molecules

bounce

around

bumping

into

each

other,

heat

made,

rubbing

your

hands

together.

This

the

heat

that

does

the

cooking.

Radio

interference

Operation

the

microwave

oven

may

cause

interference

your

radio,

similar

equipment.

When

there

interference,

may

reduced

eliminated

taking

the

following

measures:

Clean

door

and

sealing

surfaces

the

oven.

Adjust

the

receiving

antenna

radio

television.

Move

the

receiver

away

from

the

micro-

wave

oven.

Plug

the

microwave

oven

into

different

outlet

that

the

microwave

oven

and

receiver

are

different

branch

circuits.

Getting

Know

Your

Microwave

Hood

Combination

Microwave

oven

features

SPs

‘

Your

microwave

oven

designed

make

Exhaust

Fan

and

Cooktop

Light

Switches.

your

cooking

experience

enjoyable

and

See

pages

14-17

for

information.

productive

possible.

get

you

and

running

quickly,

the

following

list

the

oven’s

basic

features:

Control

Panel.

Touch

the

pads

this

panel

perform

ail

functions.

See

pages

11-13

for

information.

Vent

Grille.

10.

Temperature

Probe

Socket

(on

oven

Door

Handle.

Pull

open

door.

Door

Safety

Lock

System.

The

oven

will

not

operate

unless

the

door

securely

clocad

wall).

Plug

the

Temperature

Probe

into

this

socket

when

using

probe

for

Window

with

Metal

Shield.

Shield

pre-

cooking.

See

page

for

informa-

vents

microwaves

from

escaping.

tion.

cesanes

ono

ipen.

loon

youto

view

NOTE:

not

store

the

Temperature

food

cooks.

;

Probe

the

oven

when

probe

not

Two-Position

Bi-Level

Cooking

Rack.

being

used.

Store

handy

place.

Use

for

extra

space

when

cooking

than

one

container

the

same

time.

See

11.

Model

and

Serial

Number

Plate.

page

Tor

Iormanon:

Smoke

deflector

accessory

kit

Filter.

See

page

for

cleaning

informa-

—_a

smoke

deflector

kit

for

your

model

available

tion.

from

your

KitchenAid

parts

dealer

use

when

Cooktop/Countertop

Light.

Turn

onto

installing

this

microwave

oven

over

cooking

light

your

cooktop

countertop

tum

Products

with

grill

griddle.

Ask

your

night

light.

See

page

for

KitchenAid

dealer

for

details

Kit

No.

4358523

information.

—

Smoke

Deflector

Kit.

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