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Cleaning

Remove the power cord from the wall outlet before 

cleaning. Don’t immerse the appliance in water or 

other fluids when cleaning.The oven should be cleaned     

regularly and any food  deposits removed. 

Failure to maintain the oven in a clean condition could lead to 

deterioration of the surface that could adversely affect the life of 

the appliance and possibly result in a hazardous situation.

•  Wipe the exterior with soft damp cloth and dry thoroughly. 

•  Using a soft damp cloth, wipe clean the interior of the door 

and door seals, interior cavity to remove any spill or spatter 

and dry thoroughly. 

•  Do not remove the waveguide cover. Wipe clean the wave 

guide cover making sure this is free from food residue, this is 

located on the cavity wall on the right hand side.  

•  Wash the glass turn table, turntable ring and support in warm 

soapy water and dry thoroughly. 

Some foods, for example fish can leave an odour which may 

linger, to refresh the cavity follow one of the 3 methods below:

Method 1 - Distilled Vinegar

1.  Add 1 cup of water and 1/2 cup of distilled vinegar to a 

microwave-proof bowl or plastic container and place in the 

centre of the oven.

2.  Heat on high for 2 minutes 30 seconds or until the      

solution boils or gives off steam.

3.  Leave to cool for 15 minutes before opening the door. 

4.  Open the door, remove the bowl and glass turntable, then 

wipe the microwave with a clean damp cloth. Wipe over

the glass turntable and return to the microwave.

Method 2 - Lemon

1.  Cut a lemon in two and squeeze the lemon into a           

microwave-proof bowl or plastic container, add 1 cup of 

water and place in the centre of the oven.

2.  Heat on high for 2 minutes 30 seconds or until the      

solution boils or gives off steam.

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Warning

Summary of Contents for 20L 800W Microwave

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Page 2: ...pabilities or lack of experience and knowl edge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved Children shall not...

Page 3: ...fter sales service in order to avoid a hazard Do not allow the mains cable to hang over sharp edges or come in contact with hot surfaces Do not run the mains cable under carpets rugs etc Allow the uni...

Page 4: ...heating cycle to avoid possible hazards such as delayed eruptive boiling of the liquid Potatoes sausage and other skinned foods should be pierced before heating eggs should never be heated in the micr...

Page 5: ...er Make sure the turntable support is correctly located Warning 5 Waveguide cover The door of the microwave oven must be fully closed in order for it to operate this is due to a safety interlock betwe...

Page 6: ...Pause Cancel Press once to cancel an input During cooking press once to stop cooking press twice to cancel the program Auto reminder When cooking has finished the LED display will show END and 3 beep...

Page 7: ...show the time automatically Instant microwave cooking You can start to microwave cook immediately without setting an auto programe just press the Instant Start button The time starts at 1 minute and...

Page 8: ...to show the time remaining Defrost Press the Preset Clock Defrost button the LED display will show d 1 d 2 and d 3 It is important to turn food during defrosting to make sure it is defrosted thoroughl...

Page 9: ...7kg A 06 Chicken 0 2kg 0 3kg 0 4kg 0 5kg 0 6kg 0 7kg A 07 Reheat 0 2kg 0 4kg 0 6kg 0 8kg 1 0kg A 08 Drinks or Soup 250ML or 500ML A 09 Cooked Rice 0 1kg 0 2kg 0 3kg 0 4kg 0 5kg A 10 Cooked Pasta 0 1k...

Page 10: ...ists of 2 steps Step 1 Setting the clock Step 2 Setting the cooking menu and time For example if the time is now 12 30 and you want the cooking time to start at 14 30 with 100P microwave power for 9 m...

Page 11: ...king results some recipes call for a different cook mode and time You can program you personalised menu as follows For example if you want to cook with 100P microwave power for 3 minutes then 20P micr...

Page 12: ...o Metal containers No Microwaves cannot penetrate through metals Lacquer No Poor heat resistance Bamboo wood paper No Poor heat resistance and risk of ignition It is recommended that only utensils and...

Page 13: ...t hand side Wash the glass turn table turntable ring and support in warm soapy water and dry thoroughly Some foods for example fish can leave an odour which may linger to refresh the cavity follow one...

Page 14: ...rntable before replacing WARNING Only allow children to use the oven without supervision when adequate instructions have been given so that the child is able to understand the hazards of improper use...

Page 15: ...erminal marked N or coloured Black The Brown wire must be connected to the terminal marked L or coloured Red The Green and Yellow wire must be connected to the terminal marked E or coloured Green Chec...

Page 16: ...the microwave oven is disconnected from the mains supply nev er remove covers or guards If any part of the oven or cord become damaged stop using it immediately and seek advice from a qualified servic...

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