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Precautions for Placement and Cooking

Product Placement

1.   The product must be placed at a position more than 

85 cm above the ground. In normal use, good ventilation 
must be ensured around the product. The open mode 
must be ensured above the product. Allow 20 cm of 
space on the top of the oven, reserve a gap not smaller 
than 5 cm from the right wall, a gap not smaller than 
5 cm from the left wall and a gap not less than 10 cm 
from the back wall. Do not block the ventilation opening. 
Keep the environment clean and prevent roaches and 
other insects from entering the product.

5 cm

5 cm

Desktop

20 cm

10 cm

(a) Do not block the air inlet and outlet; otherwise a fi re 

may be caused. Maintain the product regularly and 
prevent foreign matter and dust from blocking the air 
inlet and outlet.

(b) Do not position the product at a damp place with high 

temperatures, e.g., near a gas stove, electrifi ed area 
or sink.

(c)  The product must be placed level.

(d) Do not remove the legs. Place the product in a solid 

position.

(e) Do not put a heavy load on the oven door or top.

(f)  The product cannot be used if the indoor humidity is 

too high.

2.   This product is for household use only. This oven is 

intended for Counter-top use only. It is not intended for 
built-in use or use inside a cupboard. The oven shall not 
be placed in a cabinet.

3.   Do not use the cavity for storage purposes.

4.   The appliance must not be installed behind a decorative 

door in order to avoid overheating.

Precautions for cooking

1.   Cautiously take out heated liquid foods such as soups, 

sauces and beverages. Pay attention to the following 
items during cooking:

(a) Prevent over-heating; otherwise the liquid may 

suddenly boil and splash to scald you when you take 
out the food.

(b) When you heat liquid food, the liquid should be 

loaded to at least eighty percent of the container 
capacity; otherwise a small amount of heated liquids 
may suddenly splash due to boiling.

(c) Stir the food before or during the heating.

(d) After heating, keep the food in the oven for a while, 

stir it slightly, and then take it out.

(e) After you use a milk bottle or heat baby food, stir the 

food or shake the bottle, and check the temperature 
before feeding your baby so that he or she may not 
be hurt.

2.   Using a common thermometer is forbidden. You must 

use a meat thermometer to check the cooking e

 ect. 

If cooking is insu

  cient, place the food into the oven 

again for further cooking.

3.   Cooking recipes provide the cooking time for 

reference. 

A lot of factors may a

 ect the cooking 

time, including the desired degree of cooking, starting 
temperature, portion, size, food shape and container 
type. If you are familiar with product operations, you 
can properly adjust the cooking time by referring to the 
above factors.

4.   When using the convection function, you must control 

the cooking time and pay attention to the heated food all 
times. Over-heated food may lead to smoke or fi re.

Exterior oven surfaces, including air vents on the 
cabinet and the oven door will get hot during use. 
Use care when opening or closing door and inserting or 
removing food and accessories.

Caution! Hot surfaces

Warning

(a) In the event that the oven door or door seal has been damaged, do not use the oven until a qualifi ed technician has 

repaired it. Do not damage the safety lock of the oven door, including the door hinges. To repair the product, please 
call Panasonic customer consultation service center (please refer to the warranty card) or contact the repair shop 
authorized by Panasonic.

(b) Except for a qualifi ed technician, repair work is very dangerous. Do not attempt to disassemble, repair or modify 

the oven yourself.

(c) Do not allow children or someone without knowledge of oven operation to use the oven in an unattended manner 

unless they get proper instructions on use and know that any improper operation may lead to danger.

(d) Do not use a rough scrubbing tool or sharp metal scraper to clean the oven oven window; otherwise the glass will 

be ruptured.

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Summary of Contents for NU-SC280WYUE

Page 1: ...e Only Ch S D ng Cho Gia nh Important safety instructions Read carefully and keep for future reference H ng d n an to n quan tr ng c k v c t gi tham kh o l i sau n y Model No NU SC280W F0003CS80YU_cov...

Page 2: ...am Setting 10 Healthy Fry Setting 11 Ferment Setting 12 Stew Setting 13 Convection Setting 14 15 Steam Convection Setting 16 17 Steam Shot Setting 18 Child Safety Lock Setting 19 Auto Menus Setting 20...

Page 3: ...r purpose not mentioned in the manual e g using the product to dry articles otherwise a fire may be caused 4 If the product is not cleaned regularly the appliance surface will be degraded to a ect the...

Page 4: ...sh due to boiling c Stir the food before or during the heating d After heating keep the food in the oven for a while stir it slightly and then take it out e After you use a milk bottle or heat baby fo...

Page 5: ...r shelf position Steam Med Steam Low Steam is used for heating to complete cooking Steaming various seafood poultry meat vegetables rice and Chinese desserts Since steam is generated during cooking th...

Page 6: ...in place of granulated sugar or the surface can be sprinkled with dark spices before baking Piercing The skin or membrane on some foods will cause steam to build up during cooking These foods must be...

Page 7: ...ers inside the oven Oven Window Metal Tray 1 All the cooking must use accessory Food cannot be put directly on bottom plate 2 When using the accessory it must be place in the shelf position 3 When usi...

Page 8: ...be removed and cleaned on a regular basis 4 To remove the drip tray hold with both hands and gently ease forward Wash in warm soapy water Re position the drip tray by clicking back onto the legs 5 DO...

Page 9: ...ontainers with resin handles cannot be used Note Easy rusting metal container is forbidden Wood bamboo paper containers Note Paper containers that have undergone heat resistant treatment and heat resi...

Page 10: ...d and revert back to or enter standby mode If the oven is used for another time without being unplugged and plugged in again the last program will be displayed 3 This illustration is placement of meta...

Page 11: ...water before using 2 Max time for Steam High and Steam Low is 30 minutes 3 Max time for Steam Med is one hour 4 When cooking foods using Steam High please ensure that utensils used in cooking are hea...

Page 12: ...ting the oven will beep three times and the icon appears to inform preheat is done Open the door and place accessory with food in the according shelf position quickly Set desired cooking time by turni...

Page 13: ...ent food at room temperature 3 Steam Shot function can be choosed when you need steam for fermentation Please refer to page 18 Place food in the container or directly on the accessory in the according...

Page 14: ...iner it is recommended to extend the cooking time appropriately Place accessory with food in the according shelf position Select Stew mode by turning the dial Note Fill the tank with water before usin...

Page 15: ...tures range from 70 C to 250 C Default temperature is 180 C Example 230 C Press Start pad to preheat You can change the desired temperature by turning the dial during preheating After preheating the o...

Page 16: ...mperature is 180 C Example 230 C Press Set pad to set desired temperature Set desired cooking time by turning the dial Maximum Convection time is 3 hours Example 5 minutes Press Start pad The cooking...

Page 17: ...C to 250 C Default temperature is 190 C Example 230 C Press Start pad to preheat You can change the desired temperature by turning the dial during preheating After preheating the oven will beep three...

Page 18: ...140 C 190 C to 250 C Default temperature is 190 C Example 230 C Press Set pad to set desired temperature Set desired cooking time by turning the dial Maximum setting time is 1 hour Example 5 minutes P...

Page 19: ...en heating starts For cooking cakes after preheating please add steam half way through total heating time Fermentation When you make bun and French bread add steam at the begin of the fermentation Not...

Page 20: ...l be opened You can set Child Safety Lock when shows in display window Note To set or cancel child safety lock Start Set pad or Stop Reset pad must be pressed 3 times within 10 seconds To set Press 3...

Page 21: ...umber 1 17 19 25 27 30 31 33 38 40 43 48 57 70 74 Auto Menus Setting Select Auto Menus mode by turning the dial Press Set pad to select Auto Menus mode Select a desired cooking menu number by turning...

Page 22: ...the icon appears to inform preheat is done Open the door and place accessory with food in the according shelf position quickly Press Start pad The cooking time in the display window will count down No...

Page 23: ...Shelf 13 Steamed Quail Eggs with Minced Meat and Mushrooms 12 pcs Metal Tray Middle Shelf 14 Shrimp with Green Vegetable 10 pcs Metal Tray Middle Shelf 15 Thai Lemon Shrimp 500 g Metal Tray Middle She...

Page 24: ...46 Bamboo Fungus and Duck Soup 6 serves Metal Tray Middle Shelf 47 Stewed Pear with Rock Sugar 6 serves Metal Tray Middle Shelf 48 Peach Gum and Lotus Seed Dessert 8 serves Metal Tray Middle Shelf 49...

Page 25: ...ay Middle Shelf 75 Salmon Flake 300 g Metal Tray Lower Shelf 76 Baby Yogurt Melts 1 level Metal Tray Lower Shelf 77 Baby Mushroom Seasoning Powder 100 g Metal Tray Lower Shelf 78 Cleaning Utensils 1 Q...

Page 26: ...at about 5 6 minutes Chilled Sandwich 120 g 480 g 1 pc 4 pcs Metal Tray Lower Shelf 180 C Convection without preheat about 6 9 minutes Chilled Fried Rice 400 g Metal Tray Lower Shelf 190 C Steam Conv...

Page 27: ...50 g 600 g 1 4 pcs Metal Tray Lower Shelf 230 C Convection with preheat about 35 40 minutes Wash the sweet potatoes and poke a few holes in the sweet potatoes with a fork Roast Frozen Pizza 1 pc 480 g...

Page 28: ...s 3 High Temperature Press Start pad once At the end of the program five beeps will be heard Notes 1 Fill the tank with water before using 2 High temperature will occur in cavity when using this funct...

Page 29: ...or ovens with odors need 20 minutes Before maintenance cleaning the oven please empty the oven Select Auto Menus mode by turning the dial Press Set pad to set Auto Menus Turning dial until 81 appear i...

Page 30: ...g Setting continued Notes 1 Fill the tank with water before using 2 After cleaning open the door and wipe it clean with a damp cloth Select Auto Menus mode by turning the dial Press Set pad to set Aut...

Page 31: ...remove the drip tray when using this function 2 Wash the drip tray clean after cleaning Select Auto Menus mode by turning the dial Note Fill water tank with 100 ml water before using and remove the wa...

Page 32: ...er tank of the oven directly Notes 1 After cleaning please wipe the residue in the water tank and wash the drip tray clean 2 Do not remove the drip tray when using this function Select Auto Menus mode...

Page 33: ...abrasives is not recommend ed Any fat and grease that builds up on the roof and walls of the oven will begin to smoke if not cleaned Clean the oven after it is completely cold Clean the door and oven...

Page 34: ...will appears in the display window in di erent conditions U14 appears in the first two cooking stages you can refill water and press pad to continue It is not available if U14 appears in the third tim...

Page 35: ...oven without any food in it Operating the oven empty for a short time will not damage the oven however it is not recommended The oven has an odour and generates smoke when using Convection and Steam...

Page 36: ...put Power Steam 1300 W Convection 1350 W Steam Convection 1800 W Outside Dimensions H W D 375 mm 494 mm 434 mm Outside Dimensions With dial H W D 375 mm 494 mm 484 mm Oven Cavity Dimensions H W D 234...

Page 37: ...Ch Chi n kh ng d u 11 Thi t l p Ch Len men 12 Thi t l p Ch H m 13 Thi t l p Ch N ng i l u 14 15 Thi t l p Ch H p i l u 16 17 Thi t l p Ch Phun h i n c 18 Thi t l p Ch Kh a an to n Tr em 19 Thi t l p...

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Page 39: ...ng t khi s i c Khu y th c n tr c ho c trong khi l m n ng d Sau khi h m n ng th c n trong l m t l t khu y nh sau l y th c n ra kh i l e Sau khi b n d ng chai s a ho c h m n ng th c n cho tr em h y khu...

Page 40: ...th p S d ng h i n c l m n ng v n u ch n th c n ho n to n H p c c lo i h i s n th t gia c m th t rau g o v m n tr ng mi ng Trung Hoa Do h i n c c t o ra trong qu tr nh n u kh ng s d ng n p y m ng b c...

Page 41: ...th s d ng ng n u trong c ng th c l m b nh thay v d ng ng k nh ho c r c ti u en l n b m t b nh tr c khi n ng Ch m l Da ho c m ng c a m t s lo i th c ph m t o th nh h i n c c th b c h i trong qu tr nh n...

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Page 43: ...u 3 C n th o v v sinh khay nh gi t th ng xuy n 4 th o khay nh gi t gi khay b ng c hai tay v n nh v ph a tr c R a b ng n c x ph ng m L p l i khay nh gi t b ng c ch y v v tr c ph a tr n c c ch n 5 KH N...

Page 44: ...Khay ch a b ng nh m v c c kim lo i kh c L u Kh ng c s d ng khay th c n v i tay c m b ng nh a L u Kh ng c s d ng th ng kim lo i d b r s t Khay ch a b ng g tre gi y L u C th s d ng h p ng b ng gi y tr i...

Page 45: ...r v ho c v o ch ch N u s d ng l h p n ng v o l c kh c m kh ng r t ph ch c m v c m ph ch l i ch ng tr nh g n nh t s c hi n th 3 H nh minh h a n y l v tr c a khay kim lo i cho c c th c n n u t ng C a s...

Page 46: ...p T m c g v v L u 1 y n c v o khay tr c khi s d ng 2 Th i gian H p Nhi t cao v H p Nhi t th p t i a l 30 ph t 3 Th i gian H p nhi t trung b nh t i a l m t gi 4 Khi n u th c ph m b ng t nh n ng H p Nh...

Page 47: ...i ng v b t u h m n ng th c n Sau khi l m n ng s b l n ng s ph t ra ti ng b p ba l n v bi u t ng xu t hi n th ng b o l m n ng s b xong M c a v t ph ki n v i th c n v tr ng n ph h p m t c ch nhanh ch n...

Page 48: ...n men nhi t ph ng 3 C th ch n ch c n ng Phun h i khi b n c n phun h i trong qu tr nh l n men Xem trang 18 t th c n l n h p ch a ho c tr c ti p l n ph ki n v tr ng n ph h p Ch n ch L n men b ng c ch v...

Page 49: ...ch s d ng h p ch a dung t ch l n n n k o d i th i gian n u th ch h p t ph ki n c th c n v tr ng n t ng ng Ch n ch H m b ng c ch v n n m xoay L u y n c v o khay tr c khi s d ng Nh n ph m Thi t l p thi...

Page 50: ...0 C Nhi t m c nh l 180 C V d 230 C Nh n ph m Kh i ng l m n ng s b B n c th thay i nhi t mong mu n b ng c ch v n n m xoay trong qu tr nh l m n ng s b Sau khi l m n ng s b l n ng s ph t ra ti ng b p ba...

Page 51: ...Nhi t m c nh l 180 C V d 230 C Nh n ph m Thi t l p thi t l p nhi t mong mu n V n n m xoay c i t th i gian n u mong mu n Th i gian N ng i l u t i a l 3 gi V d 5 ph t Nh n ph m Kh i ng Trong th i gian n...

Page 52: ...m c nh l 190 C V d 230 C Nh n ph m Kh i ng l m n ng s b B n c th thay i nhi t mong mu n b ng c ch v n n m xoay trong qu tr nh l m n ng s b Sau khi l m n ng s b l n ng s ph t ra ti ng b p ba l n v bi u...

Page 53: ...m 140 C 190 C n 250 C Nhi t m c nh l 190 C V d 230 C Nh n ph m Thi t l p thi t l p nhi t mong mu n V n n m xoay c i t th i gian n u mong mu n Th i gian thi t l p t i a l 1 gi V d 5 ph t Nh n ph m Kh...

Page 54: ...th m h i n c khi b t u n ng Khi l m b nh sau khi l m n ng s b h y th m h i n c trong m t n a th i gian n ng L n men Khi b n l m b nh v b nh m Ph p h y th m h i n c v o l c b t u l n men L u 1 y n c v...

Page 55: ...n c th thi t l p Ch Kh a An to n Tr em khi hi n th tr n m n h nh L u c i t ho c h y kh a an to n tr em ph i nh n ph m Kh i ng Thi t l p ho c D ng C i t l i 3 l n trong v ng 10 gi y thi t l p Nh n 3 l...

Page 56: ...g c n l m n ng s b S th c n 1 17 19 25 27 30 31 33 38 40 43 48 57 70 74 Thi t l p Th c n T ng Ch n ch Th c n t ng b ng c ch v n n m xoay Nh n ph m Thi t l p ch n ch Th c n t ng V n n m xoay c i t th c...

Page 57: ...i ng b p ba l n v bi u t ng xu t hi n th ng b o l m n ng s b xong M c a v t ph ki n v i th c n v tr ng n ph h p m t c ch nhanh ch ng Nh n ph m Kh i ng Trong th i gian n u m n h nh hi n th s m ng c L u...

Page 58: ...m 3 kh u ph n n Khay kim lo i Ng n gi a 13 Tr ng C t H p N m Th t B m 12 c i Khay kim lo i Ng n gi a 14 T m Rau Xanh 10 l t Khay kim lo i Ng n gi a 15 T m Chanh Th i Lan 500 g Khay kim lo i Ng n gi a...

Page 59: ...N m M ng Hoa 6 kh u ph n n Khay kim lo i Ng n gi a 47 L H m ng Ph n 6 kh u ph n n Khay kim lo i Ng n gi a 48 Tr ng Mi ng Nh a o H t Sen 8 kh u ph n n Khay kim lo i Ng n gi a 49 Phi L C N ng 1 t ng 16...

Page 60: ...74 Khoai Lang Nh H p 150 g Khay s ng Ng n gi a 75 Ru c C H i 300 g Khay kim lo i Ng n d i 76 S a Chua Tan Ch y Cho B 1 t ng Khay kim lo i Ng n d i 77 B t N m N m Nh 100 g Khay kim lo i Ng n d i 78 V s...

Page 61: ...4 c i Khay kim lo i Ng n d i N ng i l u 160 C kh ng l m n ng s b tr c kho ng 5 6 ph t Sandwich p L nh 120 g 480 g 1 c i 4 c i Khay kim lo i Ng n d i N ng i l u 180 C kh ng l m n ng s b tr c kho ng 6 9...

Page 62: ...ng v d u liu p trong 10 ph t Khoai Lang N ng 150 g 600 g 1 4 c Khay kim lo i Ng n d i N ng i l u 230 C l m n ng s b kho ng 35 40 ph t Khoai lang r a s ch d ng n a ch c v i l tr n th n khoai lang Pizza...

Page 63: ...Kh i ng m t l n Khi k t th c ch ng tr nh n m ti ng b p s vang l n L u 1 y n c v o khay tr c khi s d ng 2 Trong khoang s x y ra nhi t cao khi s d ng ch c n ng n y Khi s d ng V sinh D ng c 1 2 t t c d n...

Page 64: ...h p n ng c m i c n 20 ph t Tr c khi b o d ng v sinh l h y d n s ch b n trong l Ch n ch Th c n t ng b ng c ch v n n m xoay Nh n ph m Thi t l p thi t l p Th c n t ng V n n m xoay cho n khi 81 xu t hi n...

Page 65: ...h p n ng ti p L u 1 y n c v o khay tr c khi s d ng 2 Sau khi v sinh xong m c a l v lau s ch b ng v i m Ch n ch Th c n t ng b ng c ch v n n m xoay Nh n ph m Thi t l p thi t l p Th c n t ng V n n m xoay...

Page 66: ...khi s d ng ch c n ng n y 2 R a s ch khay nh gi t sau khi l m s ch Ch n ch Th c n t ng b ng c ch v n n m xoay L u y khay ch a n c v i 100 ml n c tr c khi s d ng v l y n c ra kh i khay nh gi t Nh n ph...

Page 67: ...g L u 1 Sau khi l m s ch h y lau s ch c n trong khay ch a n c v r a s ch khay nh gi t 2 Kh ng th o khay nh gi t khi s d ng ch c n ng n y Ch n ch Th c n t ng b ng c ch v n n m xoay Nh n ph m Thi t l p...

Page 68: ...nh ho c c t nh n m n Ch t b o v m t ch t tr n n p v th nh l h p n ng s t o th nh kh i n u kh ng c v sinh V sinh l sau khi l ho n to n ngu i L m s ch c a v c a s l b ng m t mi ng v i m m m C th s d ng...

Page 69: ...c th U14 s xu t hi n trong m n h nh hi n th trong c c i u ki n kh c nhau U14 xu t hi n trong hai giai o n n u u ti n b n c th y n c v nh n ph m ti p t c S kh ng kh d ng n u U14 xu t hi n l n th ba n...

Page 70: ...a c a l y l hi n t ng b nh th ng T i v t nh b t l khi kh ng c th c n trong l B t l tr ng trong m t th i gian ng n s kh ng l m h ng l tuy nhi n vi c n y kh ng c khuy n kh ch L n ng c m i v t o kh i kh...

Page 71: ...300 W N ng i l u 1350 W H p N ng i l u 1800 W K ch th c b n ngo i Cao R ng S u 375 mm 494 mm 434 mm K ch th c b n ngo i C n m xoay Cao R ng S u 375 mm 494 mm 484 mm K ch th c Khoang l Cao R ng S u 234...

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