Daewoo MGCC 1295 E Instruction Manual Download Page 4

Cooking safely with microwaves

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MICROWAVES

When preparing ready-to-serve food (like TV dinners) always carefully follow the
instructions provided by the food manufacturer on the package and also the 

tips and

guidelines

contained at the end of this manual.

Microwaves 

are high frequency electromagnetic waves like radio

waves. They create heat by causing the molecules in water, fat and
sugar to vibrate. They only penetrate a certain depth (e.g. approx. 
25 mm into meat) and this heat is then conducted to the rest of the
item being cooked. 

Tableware 

must be suitable for use in a  microwave oven. 

For example, dishes made of temperature resistant glass, ceramics,
porcelain and plastic (in the case of combination cooking it should
also be fireproof).
Never place closed metal containers into your microwave oven - 
the microwaves are reflected and the food will not get warm. 

In the case of TV dinners the food can be left in the aluminium tray
with the top removed.

Microwaves can damage any crockery with 

gold or silver

decoration

Never 

place food in the oven in closed containers - the container

could explode.

Food with a 

skin or peel

can explode. Never place eggs in a

microwave. When cooking  items such as potatoes, chicken livers
etc., puncture the skin using e.g. a fork to allow steam to escape. 

Never heat 

spirits

(alcoholic drinks) to high temperatures; they may

self-ignite. 

When heating

small amounts of liquid

(e.g. a cup of tea/coffee),

place a spoon in the cup to prevent boiling over. 

Food which has been 

cooked with a microwave

continues to cook

after the oven is switched off. 
Before allowing others, in particular children or older people, to eat
food or drinks from the microwave oven check that the temperature
of the food is acceptable (danger of burning/scalding).

Help the heat to spread uniformly by 

stirring and turning

in particular after only short heating periods.

Never turn the microwave oven on 

without food

in the chamber - 

it might overload and get damaged. 

Metal items

, e.g. dishes, should not touch the walls of the oven,

this can cause sparking and could cause a fire. 

If you think there is a 

fire

in the oven (smoke), leave the door closed,

switch the unit off (press STOP several times) and disconnect from
the mains electricity supply.

2

M/W

Grill

Defrost

Pie

1. Roast Beef
2. Roast Pork
3. Roast Chicken
4. Fish Fillet
5. Vegetable

Combi

Temp

Stop/Clear

Start/Clock

Speedy Cook

    

Program Cook

M/W

Program

cook

Temp
cook

kg

Pie

Grill

Combi

Defrost

Weight

Time

Summary of Contents for MGCC 1295 E

Page 1: ...Pork 3 Roast Chicken 4 Fish Fillet 5 Vegetable Combi Temp Stop Clear Start Clock Speedy Cook Program Cook M W Program cook Temp cook kg Pie Grill Combi Defrost Weight Time Microwave Oven with Grill an...

Page 2: ...of improper use Microwave heating of beverages can result in delayed eruptive boiling therfore care has to be taken when handling the container Use the microwave oven for cooking purposes only Do not...

Page 3: ...illing Defrosting by time Defrosting by weight Easy grilling 10 11 Appendix Tips and guidelines 12 13 Before consulting a specialist 14 Microwave suitable cooking utensils Care and maintenance Power S...

Page 4: ...peel can explode Never place eggs in a microwave When cooking items such as potatoes chicken livers etc puncture the skin using e g a fork to allow steam to escape Never heat spirits alcoholic drinks...

Page 5: ...orts the rotating plate The plate and the support can be easily removed for cleaning Make sure they are correctly positioned indentation when reinserting The oven chamber Under heater Grill The microw...

Page 6: ...ogram for pastries and pies TEMP COOK Preheating baking kg Weight information Selects grill Selects combined microwaves and convection Press to bake pastiers and pies Select the baking temperature hol...

Page 7: ...minutes Start the clock The two dots flash each second The child lock prevents the oven from being used For example because children could hurt themselves on hot liquids etc Hold the button pressed f...

Page 8: ...an continues to run for 5 minutes after cooking has stopped cool The oven displays the set cooking time in 10 seconds steps up to 5 minutes cooking time in 30 seconds steps up to 15 minutes cooking ti...

Page 9: ...eration except cooling fan To cancel the operation press STOP To continue the operation press START Start the operation flashes above PROGRAM COOK in the display and the cooking time is also displayed...

Page 10: ...utes Opening the oven door interrupts any operation excapt cooling fan To cancel the operation and clear the memory press STOP To continue the operation press START M W Grill Defrost Pie 1 Roast Beef...

Page 11: ...ion and clear the memory press STOP To continue the operation press START Press the Pie button Press the button one to three times to select the microwave power appears below COMBI in the display toge...

Page 12: ...oast Beef 2 Roast Pork 3 Roast Chicken 4 Fish Fillet 5 Vegetable Combi Temp Stop Clear Start Clock Speedy Cook Program Cook M W Program cook Temp cook kg Pie Grill Combi Defrost Weight Time 10 M W Gri...

Page 13: ...utes cooking time Opening the oven door interrupts any operation except cooling fan To cancel the operation and clear the memory press STOP To continue the operation press START Press the button once...

Page 14: ...microwave suitable dishes Defrosting Defrosting is faster in flatter dishes than in higher dishes Divide large pieces of food into smaller pieces for faster defrosting Cover the smaller pieces when th...

Page 15: ...e thin sections will cook faster than the thick sections When cooking several of the same item e g stuffed tomatoes arrange them on the rotating plate in a circle to achieve even cooking When cooking...

Page 16: ...Is the power supply correctly connected Is the oven door shut Has a cooking time been set Has the house mains switch disconnected or the fuse blown Sparks in the oven Is there metal or a dish with me...

Page 17: ...um foil are good for covering any vulnerable sections e g the thin flat tail end of a fish Although this microwave oven is fitted with state of the art safety arrangements never manipulate or tamper w...

Page 18: ...m Cook M W Program cook Temp cook kg Pie Grill Combi Defrost Weight Time Caution When operating this unit on 230 V mains supply please note that when the power switch is in the off mode the unit is no...

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