BRAYER BR2501, Instruction Manual

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• If the process chamber is very dirty, you may use a
mild detergent.
• Do not use abrasive detergents for cleaning outer
and inner surfaces of the oven.
• Make sure that no water or detergent gets into
openings on the body lid, intended for outlet of air
and steam.
• Keep the oven door clean, regularly clean the oven
door from two sides.
• Do not allow accumulation of crumbs and food pieces
between the door and the front panel, it may prevent
the oven door from normal closing.
• Regularly take out and clean the glass tray and
its roller support; wipe the bottom of the process
chamber.
• Wash the glass tray and the roller support in warm
water with a neutral detergent, then rinse and dry.
• The roller support and the glass tray may be washed
in a dishwasher.
• Do not immerse the heated glass tray into cold water:
the glass tray may crack due to extreme temperature
difference.
• To remove foreign smells in the oven process
chamber, mix juice and peel of one lemon in a cup
of water, pour into a microwave-safe soup plate or
container and place on the tray, switch the oven on at
the medium power and set the operation time from 5
to 8 minutes.
• Open the door and clean the oven process chamber
thoroughly.
STORAGE
• Before taking the microwave oven away for long-term
storage, clean the process chamber and the outer
surface of the body of the oven.
• Keep the microwave oven in a dry cool place out of
reach of children and disabled persons.
DELIVERY SET
1. Microwave oven – 1 pc.
2. Roller support – 1 pc.
3. Glass tray – 1 pc.
4. Instruction manual – 1 pc.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
• The microwave oven is placed in class B, group 2.
• The group 2 equipment: group 2 includes all the ISM
radio-frequency equipment, where radio-frequency
energy in the frequency range from 9 kHz to 400
GHz is only deliberately generated and used locally,
in the form of electromagnetic emission, inductive
and/or capacity coupling, for material processing,
for the purposes of control/analysis or for transfer of
electromagnetic energy.
• The class B equipment is the equipment, suitable
for residential use and for use in institutions directly
connected to the low-voltage mains, which supply
buildings used for purposes related to human life.