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ENGLISH
TECHNICAL PASSPORT
Microwave Oven RMW 963
SЕUITABLE COOKWARE
OR DINNERWARE
Microwaves Mode
When using microwaves, please
keep in mind that they reflect from
metal surfaces, while they pass through
glass, china, clay, plastic and paper.
For that reason, metal frying pans
and cookware, as well as containers with
metal parts and decoration may not be
used in a microwave oven. Decorated
and metal-containing glass and clay
cookware (e.g. lead crystal glass) are not
suitable for use in a microwave oven.
Ideal materials for a microwave oven
are glass, high temperature-resistant
china, clay and plastic. Extremely thin
and fragile glass are better for short
cooking (e.g. heating).
Hot food gives heat to cookware or
dinnerware, thus Therefore always use
kitchen gloves!
Checking the Cookware or
Dinnerware to Be Used in a Microwave
Oven
Place a container you want to use
in the oven and set the time to 20 and
power to maximum.
If the container remains cold or just
slightly heated upon expiration of this
period, it is suitable for microwaves.
If the container is strongly heated
or causes sparking, such cookware
or dinnerware are not suitable for a
microwave oven.
Grill and Convection Mode
For cooking with grill, cookware or
dinnerware must withstand minimum
temperature of 300°С.
Plastic cookware or dinnerware are
not suitable for use with grill.
Micr Grill Mode
For Micr Grill mode,
cookware or dinnerware must comply
with the requirements to use both with
microwaves and grill.
Aluminium Containers and Foil
Ready meals in aluminium
containers and foil can be placed in a
microwave oven taking into account the
following:
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Follow the producer’s
recommendations provided at the
package.
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Aluminium containers may not
be higher than 3 cm and be in contact
with the oven chamber walls (minimum
distance - 3 cm). Aluminium cover
should be removed, if any.
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Place an aluminium container
directly on the turntable. If metal rack
is used, place the container on a china
tray. Aluminium containers may not be
placed directly on the metal rack!
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Cooking time increases, as
microwaves penetrate into products
from the top only. In case of any doubt,
it is better to use the cookware or
dinnerware suitable for a microwave
oven.
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Aluminium foil is used to
reflect microwaves in the process of
defrosting. Wrap edges or exposed parts
of tender products, such as poultry or
stuffing, with foil to protect them from
overheating.
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Important! Aluminium foil must
not be in contact with the oven chamber
walls, as this may cause an electric arc.
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