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NE-7910

NE-7910C

NE-7910,

NE-7810

for

U.S.A.

NE-7910C,

NE-7810C

for

Canada

SPECIFICATIONS

NE-7910

NE-7910C

NE-7810,

NE-7810C

ice

Manual

Microwave

Oven

NE-7910,

NE-7910C

NE-7810,

NE-7810C

NE-7810

NE-7810C

Power

Source

115V

AC

Single

Phase:

60Hz

Power

Requirement

1.61

KW

(14

A)

High

Frequency

Output

7O0OW:

full

power

epiflatian

rorioanc

Oscillation

Frequency

y

[lA

RALIS

2450

MHz

Magnetron

2M157-M1

Timer

99

minutes

99

seconds

Cooling

Method

Air

Cooling

Approximate

Outside

Dimensions

24-3/4"

(W)

x

18-1/2”

(D)

x

14-3/4""(H)

63.0

cm

(W)

x

47.0

cm

(D)

x

37.5

cm

(H)

Approximate

Oven

Cavity

Dimensions

15-1/2”

(W)

x

15-1/2"

(D)

x

9-1/2"

(H)

39.5

cm

(W)

x

39.5

cm

(D)

x

24.0

cm

(H)

Approximate

Weight

70

Ibs

31.8

Kg

Specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Panasonic

Company

a

Division

of

Matsushita

Electric

Corporation

of

America

Panasonic

Hawaii,

Inc.

®

One

panasonic

Way,

Secaucus,

N.J.

07094

{201}

348-7000

Matsushita

Electric

of

Canada

Ltd.

320

Waiakamilo

Road,

Honolutu,

Hawaii

96817

40

Ronson

Drive,

Rexdale,

Ont.

M9W

1B5

Ado

WARNING

1.

This

product

should

be

serviced

only

by

trained

qualified

personnel.

2.

Though

this

product

has

been

manufactured

in

compliance

with:

~pederal

Performance

Standard

21

CFR

Subchapter

J’?

(HEW):

NE-7910,

NE-

‘or

“Radiation

‘Emitting

Devices

Act”

(NHW):.

NE-7910C,

NE-7810C

_

fe

it

is

very

important:

when

servicing

to

avoid

being

exposed

to.

exc

icrowave

ee

radiation

‘his

‘may

be

hazardous.

©

All

repairs:

should

be.

made

i

in

accordance

with.

a

procedures

described

in

this

manual.”

eae

BS

me

7810.

ive

3.

Check

for

radiation

leakage

after

every.

servicing

according

to

the

*

“procedure

for

mea

l

uring

radiation

leakage’?

on

pages

23

to

25.

:

4.

Any

‘serviceman:

who

learns

of

any

accident

pertaining

to

micro

should

immediately

notify

the

appropriate

address

listed

below.

2

IN

U.

s.

A.

ng

ee

PANASONIC

COMPANY

Bivision

of

Matsushita”

(M

ECA)

|

Electric

Corporation

of

America

One

Panasonic

Way,

Secaucus,

New

Jersey

07094

Attention:

Quality

Assurance

Dept.

.

(201)

348-7000

IN

HAWAII

PANASONIC

HAWAII,

INC.

_

(PHI)

320

Waiakamilo

Road,

Honolulu,

96817

(808)

847-5361

IN

CANADA

MATSUSHITA

ELECTRIC

OF

CANADA

LIMITED

~

(MELCA)

40

Ronson

Drive,

Rexdale,

Ontario,

Canada,

M9OW

1B5

(416)

248-5551

5.

There

are

special

components

used

in

the

microwave

oven

which

are

important

for

safety.

These

parts

are

shaded

on

the

schematic

diagram

and

on

the

replacement

parts

-

list.

It

is

essential

that

these

critical

parts

should

be

replaced

with

manufacturer’s

specified

parts

to

prevent

microwave

leakage,

shock,

fire,

or

other

hazards.

Do

not

modify

the

original

design.

,

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12

PRECAUTIONS

TO

BE

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AND

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AVOID

POSSIBLE

EXPOSURE

TO

EXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE

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36

INSTALLATION

.

Check

the

grounding.

.

Confirm

the

power

source

capacity.

Use

the

microwave

oven

in

an

ambient

temperature

of

less

than

104°F

(40°C).

.

Avoid

using

the

microwave

oven

where

humidity

is

high.

.

Position

the

microwave

oven

away

from

radios,

TV's,

etc.

.

Place

the

microwave

oven

on

a

stable

base.

N

Oo

fF

WN

.

Avoid

placing

anything

on

the

top

cover

of

the

microwave

oven

that

may

interfere

with

the

exhaust

vents.

OPERATION

Air

Vent

Simulated

Wood

Grain

Cabinet

Control

Panel

Turntable

ee

OO

Safety

Door

Lock

System

(Fig.

1)

‘|

NOTE

|

When

any

reference

is

made

to

pads

or

auto

sensor

cooking,

we

are

speaking

of

NE-7910,

NE-7910C.

When

any

reference

is

made

to

buttons,

we

are

speaking

of

NE-7810,

NE-7810C.

—3=

CONTROL

PANEL

NOTE

|

Models

NE-7910

and

NE-7910C

are

‘Atovided

with

a

capacitive

touch

control

panel.

A

push

button

switch

control

panel

is

used

for

models

NE-7810

and

NE-7810C.

NE-7910,

NE-7910C

NE-7810,

NE7810C

Auto

Sensor

Cook

Indicator

Light

Defrost

Indicator

Light

eel

——

Clock

Set

Button

Digital

Readout

Display

Window

Power

Indicator

Lights

—

Time

Select

Buttons

Clock

Set

Button

Digital

Readout

Display

Window

Power

Indicator

Lights

Defrost

Indicator

Light

Timer

Select

Pads

Defrost

Select

Pad

Power

Select

Pad

Defrost

Select

Button

Auto

Sensor

Control

Pad

Power

Select

Button

Auto

Sensor

Cooking

Guide

Reset/Stop

Button

Start

Pad

Start

Button

Reset/Stop

Pad

MICROPROCESSOR

CONTROL

(Fig.

2)

(Fig.

3)

When

the

oven

is

first

plugged

in,

the

reset

pad

(reset

button)

should

be

tapped

to

clear

the

display

window

or

indicator

lights.

_

‘

If

abnormal

figures

appear

in

the

display

window

(Example

‘‘F9

3F”)

correct

by

removing

the

plug

from

wall

receptacle,

wait

10

seconds,

then

reinsert

the

plug.

These

abnormal

figures

may

appear

because

of

a

temporary

power

failure

or

if

the

plug

is

removed

and

reinserted

without

waiting

10

seconds.

CONTROL

A

touch

control

is

used

for

NE-7910,

NE-7910C

and

a

switch

button

control

is

used

for

NE-7810,

NE-7810C.

CLOCK

SET

Push

Clock

Set

Button:

The

Display

Window

will

show

00:00

and

the

colon

will

blink.

Enter

the

time

of

the

day

(TOD)

by

tapping

the

appropriate

number

pads.

Exampie:

If

it

is

10:25

(am.

or

p.m.),

tap

10

min.

pad

once,

10

sec.

pad

twice

and

1

sec.

pad

5

times.

The

Display

Window

will

show

10:25

with

the

coton

blinking.

Push

the

clock

set

button

again.

The

colon

stops

blinking.

The

clock

is

set

and

will

keep

the

time

of

day

as

long

as

the

cord

is

plugged

in.

TOUCH

SOUND

When

a

correct

Button

is

pushed

one

beep

sound

is

heard.

If

a

pad

is

tapped

and

no

beep

sound

is

heard

the

unit

has

not

or

cannot

accept

the

instruction.

At

anytime

the

oven

completes

cooking

and

turns

off,

5

beep

sounds

will

be’heard.

POWERPAD

|

cari

|

|

One

tap

:

HIGH

power

Four

taps

:

M.LOW

power

Two

taps

:

M.

HIGH

power

Five

taps

:

LOW

power

Thre:

taps

:

MEDIUM

power

Six

taps

:

WARM

_

power

The

following

selections

for

2-phase

program

cooking

are

available.

*

The

same

power

in

succession

*

DEFROST

—

DEFROST

ie.

|

HIGH

—

HIGH

*

AUTO

SENSOR

to

any

power

Any

power

to

Defrost

i.e.

HIGH

—

DEFROST

TIMER

PAD

(Example)

18

min.

45

sec.

10

min.

pad:

One

tap

10

sec.

pad:

Four

taps

1

min.

pad:

Eight

taps

1

sec.

pad:

Five

taps

DEFROST

PAD

When

Defrost

is

selected

the

cycle

will

also

program

an

automatic

stand

time

equal

to

defrost

time.

RESET/STOP

PAD

Before

cooking

=

One

tap

clears

instructions.

During

cooking

:

One

tap

temporarily

stops

the

Cooking

progress.

Another

tap

cancels

all

programs

and

TOD

reappears

in

the

Display

Window.

OPENING

DOOR

Opening

the

door

during

cooking

will

stop

the

cooking

process

without

cancelling

program.

Cooking

resumes

as

soon

as

the

door

is

closed

and

START

pad

is

tapped.

AUTO

SENSOR

CONTROL

PAD

FOR

NE-7910,

NE-7910C

One

tap

:

AUTO

1

Fourtaps

:

AUTO4

Two

taps

:

AUTO2

Five

taps

:

AUTO5

Three

taps

:

AUTO3

Six

taps

:

AUTO6

OPERATION

PROCEDURE

SUMMARIZED

DIRECTIONS

NE-7910,

NE-7910C

NE-7810,

NE-7810C

TIME

COOKING

:

AUTO

SENSOR

COOKING

One-Phase

cooking

|

Two-Phase

cooking

1,

Set

Power.

.

Set

Power.

1.

Set

Auto

Sensor

Control

2.

Set

Time.

.

Set

Time.

.

Tap

START

Pad.

.

Set

second

Power.

2.

Touch

START

pad

.

Set

second

Time

.

Tap

START

pad

Defrost

Cycle

Defrost-to-Cook

Cycle

1.

Tap

DEFROST

pad.

.

Tap

DEFROST

pad.

2.

Set

Time.

.

Set

Time.

3.

Tap

START

pad.

.

Set

second

Power.

.

Set

second

Time.

.

Tap

START

pad.

TIME

COOKING

ONE-PHASE

COOKING

Step

1.

Set

cooking

power

by

tapping

the

power

pad,

the

appropriate

number

of

times.

(Fig.

4)

Example:

Tap

Power

Pad

twice

for

M.

High.

—

TOD

and

colon

disappear,

zeroes

(00

00)

appear

in

the

Display

Window.

Indicator

Light

appears

above

the

power

selected,

Step

2.

Set

cooking

time

by

tapping

the

appropriate

time

pads.

Example:

To

set

15

minutes

and

30

seconds,

tap

10

min.

pad

once,

1

min.

pad

5

times,

10

sec.

tap

3

times.

—

The

cooking

time

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

Step

3.

Tap

START

pad.

—

Microwave

activity

starts.

Power

Indicator

light

blinks.

Turntable

begins

to

rotate.

Oven

lamp

turns

on

and

cooking

time

begins

to

count

down.

—

When

cooking

time

has

elapsed,

oven

beeps

and

turns

off

automatically.

Microwave

activity

stops

and

power

indicator

light

and

oven

lamp

turn

off.

Turntable

stops.

TOD

reappears

in

the

display

window.

DEFROST

Step

1.

Tap

DEFROST

pad.

—

TOD

and

colon

disappear.

zeroes

(00

00)

appear

in

the

Display

Window.

Defrost

Indicator

Light

appears.

Step

2.

Set

defrost

time

by

tapping

Time

pads.

(Refer

to

Step

2

under

One-Phase

Cooking.)

—

The

defrost

time

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

Step

3.

Tap

START

pad.

—

Microwave

activity

starts.

Oven

lamp

turns

on

and

Defrost

Indicator

Light

blinks.

Turntable

begins

to

rotate.

Defrost

time

begins

to

count

down.

—

When

the

defrost

time

counts

down

to

“0”,

the

defrost

time

reappears

in

the

Display

Window.

Defrost

Indicator

Light

stops

blinking.

Microwave

activity

stops

and

oven

begins

stand

time.

—

When

the

stand

time

displayed.

counts

down

to

‘’0”,

the

oven

beeps

and

turns

off

automatically.

Oven

lamp

and

Defrost

Indicator

Light

turn

off.

Turntable

stops.

TOD

reappears

in

the

display

window.

TWO-PHASE

PROGRAMMED

COOKING

Step

1.

Set

first

phase

cooking

power

by

tapping

the

power

pad.

(Refer

to

Step

1

under

One-Phase

Cooking.)

—

TOD

and

colon

disappear.

Zeroes

(00

00)

appear

in

the

Display

Window.

Indicator

light

appears.

above

the

power

selected.

Step

2.

Set

first

phase

cooking

time

by

tapping

the

appropriate

Time

pads.

(Refer

to

Step

1

under

One-Phase

cooking)

—

First

phase

cooking

time

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

Step

3.

Set

second

phase

cooking

power

by

tapping

the

Power

pad.

—

First

phase

time

disappears.

Zeroes

(00

00)

appear

in

the

Display

Window.

—

Second

phase

cooking

power

indicator

light

appears

above

the

power

selected

Step

4.

Set

second

phase

cooking

time

by

tapping

the

appropriate

Time

pads.

—

Second

phase

cooking

time

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

Step

5.

Touch

START

pad.

—

Second

phase

cooking

time

disappears

and

first

phase

cooking

time

reappears

in

the

display

window

and

begins

to

count

down.

Second

phase

Power

Indicator

Light

switches

to

the

first

phase

power

and

the

indicator

light

blinks,

Oven

lamp

turns

on.

Turntable

rotates.

Microwave

activity

begins.

—

When

the

first

phase

cooking

time

has

elapsed,

second

phase

cooking

time

reappears

in

the

Display

Window

and

begins

to

count

down.

Power

Indicator

Light

shifts

to

second

phase

cooking

power

Indicator

Light

and

blinks.

—

When

second

phase.

cooking

time

has

elapsed,

beep

sounds

and

oven

turns

off

automatically.

Oven

lamp

and

Power

Indicator

Light

turn

off.

Turntable

stops.

TOD

reappears

in

the

Display

Window.

DEFROST-TO-POWER

PROGRAMMED

COOKING

Step

1.

Tap

DEFROST

Pad.

—

TOD

and

colon

disappear.

Zeroes

(00

00)

and

Defrost

Indicator

Light

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

Step

2.

Set

defrost

time

by

tapping

the

appropriate

Time

pads.

—

Defrost

time

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

Step

3.

Set

cooking

power

by

tapping

the

Power

pad.

—

Defrost

Indicator

Light

disappears.

Defrost

time

disappears,

Zeroes

(00

00)

appear

in

the

Display

Window.

ight

selected

turns

ON.

Step

4.

Set

cooking

time

by

tapping

the

appropriate

Time

pads.

—

Cooking

time

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

Step

5.

Touch

START

pad.

—

Cooking

time

disappears

and

defrost

time

reappears

and

begins

to

count

down,

Cooking

Indicator

Light

turns

off.

Defrost

Indicator

Light

turns

on

and

blinks.

Oven

lamp

turns

on.

Turntable

rotates.

Microwave

activity

starts.

—

When

defrost

time

has

elapsed,

microwave

activity

stops,

Defrost

Indicator

Light

stops

blinking.

The

defrost

time

reappears

in

the

Display

Window

and

begins

to

count

down

as

standing

time.

—

When

stand

time

has

elapsed,

cook

time

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

Defrost

indicator

light

turns

off.

Power

Indicator

Light

turns

on

and

blinks.

Cooking

time

begins

to

Bint

down.

Microwave

activity

begins.

—

When

cooking

time

has

elapsed,

beep

sounds.

Cooking

indicator

and

oven

lamp

turn

off.

Turntable

stops.

Microwave

activity

stops.

TOD

reappears

in

the

Display

Window.

pay

AUTO

SENSOR

COOKING

ONLY

ON

MODELS

NE-7910

AND

NE-7910C

AUTO

SENSOR

COOK

Step

1.

Put

food

into

oven.

NOTE

|

For

best

cooking

results,

be

sure

to

wrap

food

in

a

cooking

bag,

cover

tightly

with

plastic

wrap

or

glass

lid.

Step

2.

Set the

appropriate

Auto

Program

by

tapping

Auto

Sensor

Control

Pad

until

desired

program

appears

in

the

display

window

Onetap.........

Al

Four

taps........

A4

Two

taps........

A2

Five

taps........

A5

Three

taps.......

A3

Six

taps...

.

2.00.

A6

—

TOD

and

colon

disappear.

The

selected

Auto

Program

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

Auto

indicator

light

turns

on.

Step

3.

Touch

START

pad.

—

Oven

!amp

turns

on

and

Auto

Indicator

Light

begins

to

blink.

Turntable

rotates.

Microwave

activity

starts.

—

When

Auto

Sensor

program

level

disappears,

a

time

will

appear

in

the

Display

Window

indicating

the

remainder

of

the

cooking

time.

—

When

the

ovens’

built

in

auto

sensor

detects

steam

coming

out

from

the

food,

the

micro-computer

calculates

the

balance

of

the

cooking

time.

The

displayed

auto

program

indication

(A2,

for

example)

disappears

and

the

rema-

ining

cooking

time

automatically

appears

in

the

display

window

and

starts

to

count

down.

—

When

the

time

displayed

counts

down

to

0,

the

beep

sounds

and

the

oven

turns

off

automatically.

Microwave

activity

stops

and

the

oven

lamp

and

auto

indicator

light

turn

off.

Turntable

stops.

The

display

window

indicates

the

TOD.

;

A

remainder

of

calculated

cooking

time

appears

only

with

the

A2

to

AG

settings.

With

A1

setting,

the

oven

will

shut

off

immediately

when

the

auto

sensor

detects

steam

from

the

food.

When

the

oven

calculates

the

balance

of

cooking

time

to

be

over

60

minutes,

the

time

will

appear

as

hours

and

minutes.

)

Example:

If

the

time

should

be

94

minutes,

the

Display

Window

will

show

1

H

34.

The

seconds

will

not

visibly

count

down

in

the

Display

Window

until

the

34

minutes

has

elapsed

and

only

60

minutes

remain.

At

that

time

the

unit

will

again

show

minutes

and

seconds.

Seconds

will

now

visibly

count

down.

1.

Do

not

interrupt

the

auto

sensor

cooking

cycle

until

time

appears

in

the

display

window.

2.

All

foods

must

be

at

refrigerator

temperature

(38°

~

42°F)

for

auto

sensor

cooking.

3.

Before

using

auto

sensor

feature,

make

sure

glass

tray

in

the

oven

is

dry

to

assure

best

auto

cooking

results.

4,

Room

temperature

or

heat

surrounding

the

oven

should

not

be

above

95°F

(35°C)

when

using

the

auto

sensor

cooking

cycle.

Inaccurate

cooking

may

result.

5.

Foods

less

than

3

or

4

ounces

should

be

cooked

by

power

and

time,

not

by

the

auto

sensor

cooking

cycle.

AUTO

COOK

TO

WARM

CYCLE

Step

1.

Put

food

into

oven.

—

See

NOTE

Under

Step

1

in

Auto

Sensor

Cooking.

Step

2.

Set

the

appropriate

Auto

Program

by

tapping

Auto

Sensor

Control

pad.

—

TOD

and

colon

disappear.

The

selected

Auto

Program,

A2

for

example,

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

Auto

Indicator

Light

turns

on.

Step

3.

Set

Warm

Power

by

tapping

Power

pad

6

times.

—

Auto

Program

indication

(A2,

for

example)

disappears.

Auto

Indicator

Light

goes

off

and

Warm

power

indicator

light

turns

on.

Step

4.

Set

Warming

time

by

tapping

Time

pads.

—

Warming

time

selected

appears

in

the

display

window.

Step

5.

Touch

Start

pad.

—

Warm

power

Indicator

Light

goes

off

and

Auto

Indicator

Light

turns

on

and

blinks.

Warming

time

disappears

and

Auto

Program

(A2,

for

example)

reappears.

Oven

lamp

turns

on.

Turntable

rotates.

Microwave

activity

begins.

—

When

Auto

Sensor

Cooking

is

over,

Auto

Indicator

Light

turns

off,

Warm

power

Indicator

Light

comes

on

and

blinks.

Warming

time

appears

in

the

display

window

and

begins

to

count

down.

—

When

warming

time

has

elapsed

the

oven

beeps

and

shuts

off

automatically.

Microwave

activity

stops.

Turntable

stops.

Oven

lamp

turns

off

and

TOD

reappears

in

the

display

window.

TIME/DELAY

START

TIMER

This

models’

digital

display

window

can

be

used

as

a

timer

in

the

following

manner:

Step

1.

Set

the

desired

time

by

tapping

Time

pads.

—

TOD

AND

colon

disappear

and

the

selected

time

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

Step

2,

Touch

START

pad.

—

The

time

displayed

simply

counts

down,

as

a

digital

timer

would.

No

microwave

activity

begins.

Turntable

does

not

rotate.

No

lights

appear.

—

When

time

has

elapsed,

oven

beeps.

TOD

reappears

in

the

Display

Window.

DELAY

START

This

oven

can

delay

the

start

of

any

cooking

function

by

up

to

99

minutes

and

99

seconds.

Step

1.

Set

the

length

of

time

you

would

like

to

delay

the

start

of

cooking,

defrosting,

or

auto

sensor

cooking.

—

TOD

and

colon

disappear

and

the

delay

time

selected

appears

in

the

Dispay

Window.

Step

2,

Set

Power

and

time

for

Cook,

or

Defrost,

or

Select

Auto

Sensor

Control

for

Auto

Cooking

cycle.

NOTE

jIt

is

not

possible

to

use

the

delay

feature

for

2

phase

cooking.

For

example

Delay-Auto

Cook-Warm

cycle.

In

other

words

the

three

stage

program

cannot

be

accepted.

‘’E”’

indicating

error

will

appear

in

the

display

window,

if

these

selections

are

chosen.

Step

3.

Touch

START

pad.

—

2nd

phase

cooking

selection

disappears

and

the

delay

time

reappears

in

the

Display

Window

and

starts

to

count

down.

No

microwave

activity

begins.

Turntable

does

not

rotate.

No

lights

appear.

-—

When

delay

time

has

elapsed,

oven

automatically

enters

seccnd

programmed

cycle.

—

When

cooking

cycle

is

over,

oven

{amp

and

the

power

indicator

light

turn

off.

Turntable

stops.

TOD

reappears

in

the

Display

Window.

CHECKING

PROCEDURE

ON

OPERATION

Instructions

relating

to

Auto

Sensor

Cooking

are

only

for

NE-7910,

NE-7910C.

1.

If

“E”

indication

appears

in

the

Display

Window:

You

might

have

given

wrong

instruction.

Touch

“RESET”

pad

to

clear

and

give

new

instructions

from

the

beginning.

“E’’

indicating

ERROR,

appears

under

following

conditions.

e

When

Auto

Sensor

Cooking

is

selected

after

Power/Time

cooking

is

selected.

«

When

Auto

Sensor

Cooking

is

selected

after

Defrost/Time

is

selected.

—~9—

«

When

Defrost

is

selected

after

Auto

Sensor

Cooking

is

selected.

e

When

3rd

stage

cooking

is

selected.

e

When

clock

is

set

later

than

12:59

or

at

impossible

time

like

00:73

or

83:25.

Touch

RESET

Pad

to

clear

“‘E”

from

Display

Window

and

enter

correct

instructions.

2.

©

MNOS

&

10.

11.

12.

lf

Auto

Sensor

Control

should

not

work

properly,

oven

is

designed

to

shut

off

automatically

60

minutes

after

operation

begins

and

to

show

“FFFF”

in

the

Display

Window.

Touch

RESET

pad

and

complete

the

cooking

by

power

and

time.

If

auto

sensor

control

is

open

the

oven

will

shut

off

automatically

approximately

15

seconds.

—

AutoC@

Defrost

!

Power

C>

OQ

(am)

OQ

oO

High

M.High

Med

M.Low

Low

Warm

Autoc>

Defrost

>

Power'C>)

Oo

oO

High

“Hi

M.Low

Low

(Fig.

5)

CAUTION

WHEN

USING

.

Do

not

use

metalware

In

rare

cases

where

you

must

use

metal

materials

such

as

foil

or

skewers,

etc.,

take

care

not

to

have

the

edge

of

the

metal

material

touch

the

inner

glass

screen,

or

the

oven

walls

(coated

steel),

because

the

glass

plate

may

be

broken

the

coated

part

may

be

burned

by

sparking.

Always

keep

the

glass

cooking

tray

clean

Do

not

cook

foods

with

a

high

fat

or

sugar

content

directly

on

the

glass

tray.

.

Do

not

dry

clothes

in

the

microwave

oven.

.

Avoid

using

wooden

containers

for

more

than

a

few

seconds.

Do

not

operate

the

oven

with

a

kitchen

towel

or

a

napkin

left

between

the

door

and

the

front

wall

of

the

oven.

Do

not

press

the

cook

button

when

the

oven

is

empty.

Keep

the

inside

of

the

oven

clean.

Avoid

cooking

a

small-volume

of

food

for

a

long

period

of

time.

If

any

visible

steam

or

moisture

is

found

on

or

around

the

door

just

wipe

it

off.

There

is

no

need

for

concern

and

this

never

causes

any

microwave

leakage.

Cautions

when

operating

the

control

panel.

A.

Do

not

touch

contro}

pads

with

water

or

oii

on

your

finger.

When

the

control

panel

is

dirty,

wipe

with

a

damp

cloth

first

and

then

finish

with

a

soft

dry

cloth.

Do

not

use

harsh

detergents

or

abrasives.

B.

Do

not

try

to

touch

the

pads

while

wearing

gloves

or

while

holding

any

insulating

materials.

C.

For

most

accurate

programming

of

the

unit,

tap

the

center

of

each

pad

or

push

the

center

of

each

button

firmly.

D.

Do

not

hit

or

strike

the

control

panel

since

this

is

made

of

glass

and

may

be

broken.

When

removing

the

roller-ring

from.

turntable

for

cleaning,

be

sure

to

re-install

into

the

proper

position.

Avoid

exposing

your

watch

to

the

magnetic-capsules

located

on

the

bottom

of

the

turntable,

or

your

watch

may

be

damaged.

When

power

select

is

set

at

a

setting

other

than

High,

the

intensity

of

the

oven

lamp

will

vary.

This

is

normal

and

indicates

that

the

oven

is

operating

normally.

—~10—