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MICROWAVE OVEN
Description
1.
Door latches
2.
Viewing window
3.
Glass rotary bottom plate
4.
Roller support
5.
Glass bottom plate drive coupling
6.
Wave guide plate
7.
Operation time setting knob «TIME»
8.
Power control knob «POWER»
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For additional protection you can install a
residual current device (RCD) with nominal
current of operation not exceeding 30 mA
into the kitchen mains; contact a specialist
for installing.
Precautions to avoid risk of microwave radi-
ation exposure
•
It is prohibited to operate this oven with the
door open as exposure to microwave energy
is dangerous.
•
Do not make any changes in electric circuits
of protective oven door blocking system.
•
Do not place any objects between the unit
body and door of the unit, remove dirt and
remaining detergent from the inner side of
the door.
•
Wave guide is covered with a mica plate (6),
do not remove it and keep it clean.
•
Do not use the oven when it is damaged, it
is especially important that the door closes
properly. Make sure that unit has no dam-
ages of:
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the door (for instance, when the door is
bent),
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hinges and latches (when they are broken
or loose).
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protective screen on the inner side of the
viewing window.
•
Adjustments and repair of the microwave
oven should be performed only by specialists
of authorized service centers only.
SAFETY MEASURES
Read these instructions carefully before using
the unit. Keep this instruction during the whole
unit operation period.
In order to avoid burns, electric shock, fire,
microwave radiation exposure and personal
injury:
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Before switching the unit on, make sure that
the mains voltage corresponds to the voltage
specified on the unit body.
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Use the unit only for the intended purposes,
specified in this manual.
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The unit is intended for cooking food and
heating of ready meals.
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Do not switch the unit on without food inside.
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Never use the unit if the power cord or the
power cord plug is damaged, the unit works
improperly or after it was dropped.
In order to avoid fire in the oven cavity:
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when heating food in a plastic or paper pack-
age, watch the heating process to avoid
package burning;
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before putting paper or plastic bags into the
unit, remove wire twist-ties (clamps) from
them;
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if there is burning inside oven cavity, switch
the unit off and unplug it immediately, with-
out opening the door in order to avoid fire
spreading;
–
do not use oven cavity for storage of prod-
ucts; do not leave paper or food inside it.
•
Cookware should be preliminarily tested for
usage in a microwave oven.
•
Cookware can heat up strongly from the
cooked products, thus it is necessary to use
potholders.
•
Be careful taking cookware out of the oven
as strong boiling of liquids can continue after
you have finished heating them in the micro-
wave oven.
•
Shell eggs and whole hard-boiled eggs
should not be heated in microwave ovens
since they may explode due to increase of
inner pressure.
•
Feeding bottles and baby food jars should be
placed in the microwave oven without metal
lids or teats. The baby food should be stirred
or shaken periodically. The contents tem-
perature should be checked before serving
in order to avoid scalding.
•
Do not fry products in the oven.
•
Do not leave the operating unit unattended.
•
For children safety do not leave polyethylene
bags, used as a packaging, unattended.
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