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SHARP

GRILL

&

CONVECTION

MICROWAVE

OVEN

MODEL

R-950A

OPERATION

MANUAL

CONTENTS

Page

|

Introduction

1

important

Safety

Instructions

2

Installation

Instructions

4

Oven

Diagram

4

Connecting

Plug

5

Operation

of

Touch

Contro!

Panel

6

Control

Panel

Display

6

Touch

Contro!

Panel

Layout

6

Before

Operating

7

Getting

Started

7

Clock

Setting

7

Stop/Clear

7

To

Cancel

Programme

7

Manual

Operations

8

Microwave

Time

Cooking

8

Sequence

Cooking

9

Instant

Cook

9

Convection

Cooking

10

Heating

without

Food

10

To

Cook

by

Convection

10

To

Preheat

and

Cook

by

Convection

11

Simul

Convection

12

To

Use

Simul

Convection

12

To

Preheat

and

Cook

with

Simul

Convection

13

Preheating

14

Grill

Cooking

15

Heating

without

Food

;

15

Grilling

15

Simul

Grill

16

Automatic

Operations

17

Notes

for

Automatic

Operations

17

t

:

Auto

Reheat

17

Auto

Cook

19

njo

Display

==———

Auto

Grill

23

Auto

Bake

25

‘|

Easy

Defrost

26

Other

Convenient

Features

28

Help

Feature

28

Less/More

Setting

31

Increasing/Decreasing

Time

31

.

Kitchen

Timer

32

Alarm

32

Care

and

Cleaning

33

Service

Call

Check

33

Specifications

33

INTRODUCTION

SHARP

INFO

DISPLAY

COOKING

SYSTEM

Thank

you

fer

buying

a

Sharp

Grill

&

Microwave

Oven.

;

Your

new

oven

has

an

“Information

Display

System"

which

offers

you

step-by-step

instructions

to

easily

guide

you

through

each

feature.

Your

oven

also

has

a

HELP

key

for

instructions

on

using

Auto

Start,

Information

Guide

On

/

Off,

Demonstration

Mode,

Child

Lock,

Info

On

Pads

and

Help.

After

gaining

experience

and

confidence

using

your

oven,

the

information

display

can

be

turned

off.

We

strongly

recommend

however

that

you

read

this

operation

manual

thoroughly

before

operating

your

oven,

paying

particular

attention

to

the

safety

warnings

and

special

notes.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

To

|

To

avoid

the

danger

of

fire

|

the

"To

avoid

the

danger

of

fire

|

of

fire

1,|

The

microwave

oven

should

not

be

left

unat-:

tended

during

operation.

Power

levels

that

are

too

high

or

cooking

times

that

are

too

long

may

overheat

foods

resulting

in

a

fire.

2.

This

oven

is

not

designed

to

be

built-in

to

a

wail

or

cabinet.

3.

The

electrical

outlet

must

be

readily

accessi-

ble

so

that

the

unit

can

be

unplugged

easily

in

an

emergency.

4,

The

AC

power

supply

must

be

220V,

50Hz.

5.

It

is

recommended

that

a

separate

circuit

serving

only

this

appliance

be

provided.

6.

Do

not

place

the

oven

in

areas

where

heat

is

generated.

For

example,

close

to

a

conven-

tional!

oven.

7.

Do

not

install

the

oven

in

an

area

of

high

humidity

or

where

moisture

may

collect.

8.

Do

not-store

or

use

the

oven

outdoors.

9.

If

food

being

heated

in

the

oven

begins

to

smoke,

DO

NOT

OPEN

THE

DOOR.

Turn

off

and

unplug

the

oven

and

wait

until

the

food

has

stopped

smoking.

Opening

the

door

while

food

is

smoking

may

cause

a

fire.

10.Use

only

microwave-safe

containers

and

utensils.

11.Do

not

leave

the

oven

unattended

when

using

disposable

plastic,

paper

or

other

com-

bustible

food

containers.

12,

Clean

the

waveguide

cover,

the

oven

cavity,

the

turntable

and

roller

stay

after

use.

These

must

be

dry

and

free

from

grease.

Built-up

grease

may

overheat

and

begin

to

smoke

or

catch

fire.

13,Do

not

place

flammable

materials

near

the

oven

or

ventilation

openings.

14,

Do

not

block

the

ventilation

openings.

15.

Remove

all

metallic

seals,

wire

twists,

etc.,

from

food

and

food

packages.

Arcing

on

metallic

surfaces

may

cause

a

fire.

16.

Do

not

use

the

microwave

oven

to

fry

with

oil

or

heat

oil

for

deep

frying.

The

temperature

can

not

be

controlled

and

the

oil

may

catch

fire.

17.To

make

popcern,

use

only

special

micro-

wave

makers.

18.Do

not

store

food

or

any

other

items

inside

the

oven.

19,

Check

the

settings

after

you

start

the

oven

to

ensure

the

oven

is

operating

as

desired.

20.To

avoid

overheating

and

fire,

special

care

must

be

taken

when

cooking

or

reheating

foods

with

a

high

sugar

or

fat

content,

for

example,

Sausage

rolls,

Pies

or

christmas

pudding.

To

avoid

|

To

avoid

the

possibility

of

injury

|

|

To

avoid

the

possibility

of

injury

|

of

injury

Do

not

operate

the

oven

If

it

is

damaged

or

malfunctioning.

Check

the

following

before

use,

(1)

The

door

(not

warped)

(2)

The

hinges

and

safety

door

latches

{not

broken

or

loose}

(3)

The

door

seals

and

sealing

surfaces

(4)

The

oven

cavity

(not

dented)

{5)

The

power

supply

cord

or

plug

2.

Donottryto

adjust

or

repairthe

oven

yourself.

The

oven

must

be

adjusted

or

repaired

by

an

authorized

SHARP

service

agent,

3.

Do

not

operate

the

oven

with

the

door

open

or

alter

the

safety

door

latches

In

any

way.

4,

Do

not

operate

the

oven

if

there

is

an

object

between

the

door

seals

and

sealing

surfaces.

5,

Do

not

allow

grease

or

dirt

to

build

up

on

the

door

seals

and

sealing

surfaces.

6.

Individuals

with

PACEMAKERS

should

check

with

their

doctor

or

the

manufacturer

of

the

pacemaker

for

precautions

regarding

micro-

wave

ovens.

Toavoid

the

possibility

of

electric

shock

1.

Under

no

circumstances

should

you

remove

the

outer

cabinet.

2.

Never

spill

or

insert

any

objects

into

the

door

lock

openings

or

ventilation

openings.

In

the

event

of

a

spill,

turn

off

and

unplug

the

oven

immediately,

and

call

a

SHARP

service

agent.

3.

Do

not

immerse

the

power

supply

cord

or

plug

in

water

or

any

other

liquid.

4,

Do

not

let

the

power

supply

cord

hang

over

the

edge

of

a

table

or

counter.

5.

Keep

the

power

supply

cord

away

from

heat-

ed

surfaces.

To

avoid

the

possibility

of

explosion

and

sudden

boiling

1,

Never

use

sealed

containers.

Remove

seals

and

lids

before

use,

Sealed

containers

can

explode

due

to

a

build

up

of

pressure

even

after

the

oven

has

been

turned

off.

‘2,

When

boiling

water

or

other

liquids,

use

a

wide-mouthed

container

to

allow

bubbles

to

escape,

It

is

advisable

to

insert

a

glass

rod

or

other

similar

utensil

to

prevent

sudden

boil-

ing

(resulting

in

splashing

or

burning).

3.

Do

not

cook eggs

in

their

shells,

They

may

explode,

The

explosion

may

damage

the

oven

or

injure

yourself.

To

cook

or

reheat

eggs

which

have

not

been

scrambled

or

mixed,

pierce

the

yolks

and

whites,

or

the

eggs

may

explode,

Shell

and

slice

hard

boiled

eggs

«

before

reheating

them

in

the

microwave

oven.

4,

Pierce

the

skin

on

such

foods

as

potatoes,

sausages

and

fruit

before

cooking,

or

they

may

explode.

|

To

avoid

the

possibility

of

burns

1,

Use

pot

holders

or

oven

gloves

when

remov-

ing

food

from

the

oven

to

prevent

burns.

Do_not

touch

the

oven

door,

outer

cabinet,

rear

cabinet,

oven

cavity,

ventilation

open-

ings,

turntable,

racks

and

dishes

during

CON-

VECTION,

GRILL,

SIMUL

CONVECTION,

SIMUL

GRILL,

AUTO

ROAST,

AUTO

GRILL

or

AUTO

BAKE

made.

Because

they

will

become

hot.

Before

cleaning

make

sure

they

are

not

hot.

.

Always

open

containers,

popcorn

makers,

oven

cooking

bags,

etc.,

away

from

the

face

and

hands

to

avoid

steam

burns,

.

Always

stand

back

from

the

oven

door

when

opening

it

to

avoid

burns

from

escaping

steam

and

heat.

.

Slice

stuffed

baked

foods

after

heating.

to

release

steam

and

avoid

burns,

Stir

the

food

and

the

contents

of

cooking

containers,

and

test

their

actual

temperature

before

giving

them

to

infants,

young

children

or

elderly

people

to

avoid

internal

burns.

.

Since

the

door

may

become

hot

during

cook-

ing,

you

should

place

or

mount

the

oven

so

that

the

bottom

of

the

oven

is

80

cm

or

more

above

floor.

You

should

also

keep

children

away

from

the

door

to

prevent

them

burning

themselves.

To

avoid

misuse

by

children

1

2.

3.

Children

should

use

ovens

only

under

the

supervision

of

adults.

a

Do

not

lean

or

swing

on

the

over

door.

Do

not

play

with

the

oven

or

use

it

as

a

toy.

Children

should

betaught

all

importantsafety

instructions

:

use

of

potholders,

careful

re-

moval

of

food

coverings;

pay

special

atten-

tion

to

packaging

(e.g.

self-heating

materials)

designed

to

make

food

crisp

because

they

may

be

extra

hot.

Other

warnings

|

.

1.

2.

3.

Never

modify

the

oven

in

any

way.

Do

not

move

the

oven

while

it

is

in

operation.

This

oven

is

for

home

food

preparation

only.

It

is

hot

suitable

for

commercial

or

laboratory

use,

°

.

Unplug

the

oven

before

replacing

the

oven

lamp

space

(25W/240V).

CETTE

-To

prevent

trouble

with

the

oven

1.

or

damage.

Never

operate

the

oven

empty

except

the

directed

case

in

the

operation

manual.

Doing

sq

may

damage

the

oven.

When

using

a

browning

dish

or

self-heating

material,

always

place

a

heat-resistant

insula-

tor

such

as

a

porcelain

plate

under

it

to

pre-

vent

damage

to

the

turntable

and

roller

stay

due

to

heat

stress.

The

preheating

time

spec-

ified

in

the

dish’s

instructions

must

not

be

exceeded,

.

Do

not

use

metal

utensils

for

MICROWAVE

cooking,

which

reflact

microwaves

and

may.

cause

electrical

arcing:

Do

not

put

cans

in

the

oven.

.

Use

small

pieces

of

aluminium

foil

to

shield

foodto

prevent

over

cooking.

Keep

foil

at

least

2.cm

from

the

oven

walls.

.

.

Use

only

the

turntable

and

the

roller

stay

designed

for

this

oven.

.

Donotuse

plastic

containers

for

microwaving

ifthe

oven

is

still

hot

from

using

the

CONVEC-

TION,

GRILL,

SIMUL

CONVECTION,

SIMUL

GRILL,

AUTO

ROAST,

AUTO

GRILL

or

AUTO

BAKE

mode.

Because

they

may

melt.

Plastic

containers

must

not

be

used

during

above

.

mode

unless

the

container

manufacturer

says

they

are

suitable,

.

Do

not

place

anything

on

the

outer

cabinet

during

operation.

|

1.

If

you

are

not

sure

how

to

connect

your

oven,

2.

please

consult

a

qualified

electrician.

Neither

the

manufacturer

nor

the

dealer

can

accept

any

liability

for

damage

to

the

oven

or

personal

injury

resulting

from

failure

to

ob-

serve

the

correct

electrical

connection

proce-

dure.

:

.

Water

vapour

or

drops

may

occasionally

form

onthe

oven

walls

or

around

the

door

seals

and

’

sealing

surfaces.

This

is

a

normal

occurrence

and

is

not

an

indication

of

leaking

of

micro-

waves

or

a

malfunction.

.

The

cooking

times

given

in

the

cook

book

are

just

for

your

guidance,

and

will

vary-

because

of

altitude,

food

structure

of

food

size.

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

1,

Remove

ail

packing

materials

from

the

oven

cavity.

Check

the

unit

for

any

damage,

such

asa

misaligned

door,

damaged

gaskets

around

the

door

or

dents

inside

the

oven

cavity

or

on

the

door.

If

there

is

any

damage,

please

do

not

operate

the

oven

until

it

has

been

checked

by

a

SERVICE

CENTRE

APPROVED

BY

SHARP

and

repaired,

if

necessary.

>.

2.

Accessories

provided

1)

Turntable

tray

4)

High

rack

2)

Roller

stay

5)

Cook

book

3)

Low

rack

6)

Operation

manual

3.

Locate

the

roller

stay

in

the

centre

of

the

oven,

then

fit

the

turntable

on

the

roller

stay.

Make

sure

the

turntable

and

roller

stay

are

centrally

located

and

locked

together.

NEVER

operate

the

oven

without

the

roller

stay

and

turntable.

4,

The

oven

should

not

be

instatled

in

any

area

where

excessive

heat

and

steam

are

generated,

for

example,

next

to

a

conventional

oven

unit.

The

oven

should

be

installed

so as

not

to

block

veniillation

openings.

Allow

at

least

40

cm

on

the

top,

5

cm

on

the

both

sides

and

at

the

rear

of

the

oven

for

free

air

space.

5.

Neither

the

manufacturer

nor

the

distributors

can

accept

any

liability

for

damage

to

the

machine

or

personal

injury

for

failure

to

observe

the

correct

electrical

connecting

procedure.

The

A.C.

voltage

must

be

single

phase.

*

220V,

50Hz.

OVEN

DIAGRAM

1.Ventilation

openings

7.Door

open

button

13.Rating

label

2.Oven

lamp

8.Touch

contro!

panel

14.Power

supply

cord

3.Door

hinges

-

Q.Digital

readout

15.Oven

cavity

4,Door

safety

latches

10.Waveguide

cover

16.Outer

cabinet

5.See

through

door

11.Coupling

,

17.

Turntable

-

6.Door

seals

and

sealing

surfaces

12.

Grill

heater

18.Roller

stay

19.Menu

label

20.Convection

alr

openings

{Convection

heater

is

inside

it.)

Metal

racks——High

and

low

The

racks

are

for

Convection,

Grilling,

Simul

convection,

Simul

grill

and

Automatic

operations

(the

directed

case

only).

Do

not

substitute

similar

types

of

racks

for

these

specially

designed

ones.

High

Rack

Low

Rack

-This

rack

is

used

for

two

level

gee

-This

rack

is

recommended

for

cooking

in

Convection,

such

as

roasting

and

baking

In

Convec-

layer

cakes,

muffins,

biscuits,

etc.,

tion,

Grilling

or

Simul

cooking

or

for

Grilling

and

Simul

cooking

mode

and

can

be

used

for

reheat-

modes.

ing

and

cooking

foods

by

micro-

wave,

CONNECTING

PLUG

You

must

connect

a3

pin

plug

to

the

power

supply

cord.

WARNING

-

THIS

APPLIANCE

MUST

BE

EARTHED.

If

you

are

unsure

how

to

do

this

get

help

from

an

electrician.

IMPORTANT

-

The

wires

in

the

mains

cable

are

colour

coded

as

follows:

green

and

yellow

stripes

=

earth

blue

=

neutral

brown

=

live

The

wire

terminals

or

screws

in

your

plug

may

not

be

marked

inthes

same

way

as

the

wires,

so

ta

be

quite

sure

you

have

wired

the

plug

properly

you

should

connect

the

wires

as

follows:

green

and

yellow

striped

wire

to

the

terminal

marked

E

or

+

or

coloured

green

-

OF

coloured

green

and

yellow

blue

wire

to

the

terminal

marked

.

,

N

or!

.

coloured

black

or

coloured

blue

brown

wire

to

the

terminal

marked

L.

or

coloured

red

or

coloured

brown

Make

sure

the

terminal

screws

are

properly

tightened

and

the

power

supply

cord

is

held

tightly

by

the

cable

grip

where

it

enters

the

plug.

Like

most

appliances

in

your

house,

your

oven

must

be

connected

to

a

single

phase

220

volt,

50

Hz

alternating

current

supply,

If

you

have

any

doubts

about

your

electrical

supply

ask

a

qualified

electrician.

‘If

you

do

not

make

the

proper

electrical

connections

you

might

damage

your)

microwave

oven

or

injure

yourself,

Neither

SHARP

nor

the

supplier

will

be

liable

if

this

happens.

OPERATION

OF

TOUCH

CONTROL

PANEL

The

operation

of

the

oven

is

controlled

by

pressing

the

appropriate

pads

arranged

on

the

surface

of

the

control

panel.

An

entry

signal

tone

should

be

heard

each

time

you

press

the

control

panel

to

make

a

correct

entry.

In

addition

an

audible

signal

will

sound

for

approximately

2

seconds

at

the

end

of

the

cooking

cycle,

or

4

times

when

cooking

procedure

is

required.

Control

Panel

Display

GRILL

SYMBOL

{t

will

flash

on

and

off

during

grilling.

CONVECTION

SYMBOL

It

will

rotate

during

convection

cooking.

It

will

also

flash

on

and

off

during

preheating.

TAR

AUTO

HELP

Wa

S%

fi

Md-

i

A

ii Ai

ay

|

LA

Uy

tad

Pos

COOK

Indicator

MICROWAVE/DEFROST

SYMBOL

i

:

Microwave

symbol

will

flash,

changing

Its

shape

during

microwave

cooking.

:«

:

Defrost

symbol

will

flash,

changing

its

shape

during

easy

defrost.

Touch

Control

Panel

Layout

AUTO

COOK

PAD

Press

to

COOK

6

popular

menus.

AUTO

ROAST

PAD

—-_>

Press

to

select

3

popular

Roast

menus.

MORE(

4),

LESS(#”)

PADS

Press

to

increase/decrease

the

time

in

one

minute

increments

during

cooking

or

to

alter

the

cooking

result

for

the

Automatic

Operations

Info

Display

5

HELP

PAD

’.

Press

to

select

auto

start,

infor-

mation

guide

on/off,

child

lock,

demonstration

modes

or.

info

on

pads.

Press

to

obtain

cooking

infor-

mation.

AUTO

REHEAT

PAD

Press

to

select

4

popular

Re-

heat

menus.

CONVECTION

COOKING

——

FUNCTION

PADS

Press

to

select

either

function,

AUTO

GRILL

PAD

Press

to

select

3

popular

Grill

1.Steak

;

te.

1.Cake

menus.

2.Chiken

Pleces

|

2.Fruit

Pla

GRILL

COOKING

3.Fish

3,Cooklas

AUTO

BAKE

PAD

FUNCTION

PADS

Press

to

select

3

popular

Bake

Press

to

cook

with

either

menus.

function.

POWER

LEVEL

PAD

Press

to

select

microwave

power

setting.

lfnot

pressed,

HIGH

Is

auto-

matically

selected.

EASY

DEFROST

PAD

Press

to

defrost

meat

by

en-

tering

weight.

KITCHEN

TIMER

PAD

Press

to

set

timer.

INSTANT

COOK/START

PAD

SRE

ee

TEMPERA-

Press

once

to

cook

for

1

minute

Pressioonereookingtimes,

lock

6S

17TBTOTO

||

|

inultples

cach

ime

tts

pad

le

Econ

Ceres

rgo°c

|

200°C

|

220°

|

230°

|

250°C

pressed

during

Microwave,

Con-

vection,

Grill

or

Simul

cooking.

STOP/CLEAR

PAD

Press

to

start

oven

after

setting

Press

to

clear

during

program-

programs.

ming.

Press

once

to

stop

operation

of

oven

duting

cooking;

press

twice

to

cancel

cooking

programme.

CLOCK

PAD

Press

to

set

clock

time.

|

Before

Operating

This

oven

is

preset

with

the

INFORMATION

GUIDE

ON.

To

assist

you

In

programming

your

oven,

the

information

guide

will

appear

in

the

display.

.

In

this

manual,

the

display

of

information

guide

Is

abbreviated.

*

When

you

become

familiar

with

your

overi,

the

Information

guide

can

be

turnéd

off.

Check

page

29.

cme®

Started

Plug

the

oven

into

a

poner

polit

and

switch

a

ae.

on

the

power.

(“unrE]

(ave

Press

the

STOP/CLEAR

pad

so

that

the

oven

beeps.

Only

the

dots

will

remain.

+

To)

Pad

Order

After

getting

started,

heat

the

oven

using

GRILL

mode

and

CONVECTION

mode

without

food

for

20

minutes.

For

each

operation,

see

page

10

and

15.

Clock

Setting

*To

enter

the

Misha

time

of

day

11:34

ou

or

PM).

Procedure

=,

|

Pad

Order]

es

Display“

Préss

the

CLOCK

pad.

(CENTER

CENTER]

(THE)

:

(operation

guide

off:

[_:

a]

——)

Enter

the

correct

time

of

day

by

pressing

the

numbers

in

sequence.

The

EL

1

will

flash

on

and

Press

the

CLOCK

pad

again.

if

you

wish

to

know

the

time

of

day

during

the

cooking

or

timer

mode,

press

the

CLOCK

re

AS

sal

as

your

finger

is

pressed

the

CLOCK

pad,

the

time

of

day

will

be

displayed.

:

Stop/Clear

Use

the

STOP/CLEAR

pad

to:

1.

Stop

‘the

oven

temporarily

during

cooking.

2.

Clear

if

you

make

a

mistake

during

programming.

To

Cancel

a

Programme

During

Cooking

Press

the

STOP/CLEAR

pad

twice.

MANUAL

OPERATIONS

Microwave

Time

Cooking

This

is

a

manual

cooking

feature.

First

enter

the

cooking

time

then

the

power

level.

You

can-programme

up

to

99

minutes,

99

seconds.

There

are

five

different

power

levels.

Power

level

[

MEDIUM

MeHIGH

HIGH

Approximate

percentage

of

;

microwave

power

50%

70%

100%

,

| |

Cakes

:

Examples

of

foods

typical-

|

Keeping

food

Defrost

{|

Gasseroles

|

Muffins

Fruit

;

ly

cooked

on

microwave

|

warm

Softening

|

Slices

Vegetables

Peraceressern

Ln

merece

1

oven

power

level

Seafood

Rice/Pasta

This

variable

cooking

control

allows

you

to

select

the

rate

of

microwave

cooking.

If

a

power

level

is

not

selected,

then

HIGH

power

is

automatically

used.

*

Suppose

you

want

to

time

cook

for

10

minutes

on

HIGH

power.

Procedure

7

The

timer

begins

to

count

down.

To

lower

the

power

press

the

POWER

LEVEL

pad

once.

Note

the

display

will

indicate

“HIGH”.

To

lower

to

“MeHIGH"

press

the

POWER

LEVEL

pad

again.

Repeat

as

necessary

to

select

“MEDIUM”,

"MeLOW”

or

“LOW”

power

levels.

*

Suppose

you

want

to

cook

Fish

Fillets

for

10

minutes

on

MEDIUM

power.

Procedure

Pad

Order

Display

Enter

desired

cooking

time.

Select

microwave

cooking

and

power

level

by

pressing

ihe

POWER

LEVEL

pad

as

required

(for

MEDIUM

press

three

times).

Press

the

INSTANT

COOK/START

pad.

INSTANT

COOK

START

The

timer

begins

to

count

down.

if

the

door

is

opened

during

cooking

process,

the

cooking

time

in

the

display

automatically

stops.

The

cooking

time

starts

to

count

down

again

when

the

door

is

closed

ahd

the

INSTANT

COOK/START

pad

is

pressed.

If

you

want

to

check

the

power

level

during

the

cooking,

press

POWER

LEVEL

pad.

As

long

as

your

finger

is

pressing

the

POWER

LEVEL

pad,

the

power

level

will

be

displayed.

8

‘

‘Sequence

Cooking

Your

oven

canbe

programmed

up

to

4

automatic

cooking

sequences,

switching

from

one

variable

power

setting

to

another

automatically.

Note

that

POWER

LEVEL

must

be

entered

first

when

programming

sequence

cooking,

*

Suppose

you

want

to

cook

for

10

minutes

on

MEDIUM

followed

by

5

minutes

on

HIGH,

Step]

Procedure

[Pad

Order

|

Display

Select

microwave

cooking

and

desired

power

,

level

by

pressing

the

POWER

LEVEL

pad

(for

M

E

qT

H

{

M

MEDIUM

press

three

times).

=

-

ag

Enter

desired

cooking

time.

For

second

sequence,

select

microwave

cooking

and

power

level

(for

HIGH

press

the

POWER

LEVEL

pad

once)

Enter

desired

cooking

time

for

the

second

sequence.

Press

the

INSTANT

COOK/START

pad.

0

0

0

;

——————

a)

:

COOK

The

timer

begins

to

count

down

to

zero.

When

it

reach-

@S

Zero,

ni

the

second

sequence

will

ap-

pear

and

the

timer

will

begin

counting

down

to

zero

again.

Instant

Cook™

For

your

convenience

Sharp’s

Iristant

Cook

allows

you

to

easily

cook

for

one

minute

on

HIGH

power.

Procedure

|

PadOrder

=|

Display

Press

the

INSTANT

GOOK/START

pad.

;

'

,

q

INSTANT

COOK

ge:

HUG:

START

The

timer

begins

to

count

down.

Within

one

minute

of

closing

the

door,

-

Press

the

INSTANT

COOK/

START

pad

until

desired

time

Is

displayed.

Each

time

the

pad

is

pressed,

the

cooking

time

is

Increased

by

1

minute.