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Recommendation on choosing cookware
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Ideal material for microwave-safe cookware
should be “transparent” for microwaves, as it
allows microwave energy to pass through and
heat the food.
•
Microwaves can not go through metal; that is
why never use metal cookware or plates with
metal finishing.
•
Do not place recycled paper products in
microwave oven, as they may contain small
metal fragments that may cause sparks and/
or fires.
•
Round or oval cookware better suits for
usage in microwave ovens, than rectangular
cookware.
•
Do not use cookware with shears and cracks.
Testing cookware before using it in a
microwave oven
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Put the tested cookware (for instance, a
plate) in the cavity of the unit; place a glass
or a microwave-safe plastic cup with cold
water on it.
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Switch the unit on at the maximal power and
set cooking time for no more than 1-2 min-
utes.
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Carefully touch the cookware being tested.
If it is hot, and the water in the glass is cold,
do not use this cookware for cooking in the
microwave oven.
–
Do not exceed testing time. Maximal testing
time is 1-2 minutes.
Cookware
Usage in the
microwave oven
Heat-resistant glass
Yes
Non-heat resistant glass No
Heat resistant ceramic
Yes
Microwave-safe plastic
cookware
Yes
Kitchen paper
Yes
Metal tray
No
Metal grid
No
Aluminum foil or foil
containers
No
Setting
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Make sure that all packing materials are
removed from the oven cavity and unit top.
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Do not remove the light gray plate (6) cov-
ering the wave guide, it protects the mag-
netron.
Attention!
•
After unit transportation or storage at
low temperature it is necessary to keep
it for at least two hours at room tempera-
ture before switching on.
•
Make sure that the unit does not have
damages such as: bent or broken door,
damaged screen on the inner side of the
door, broken or loose hinges and latch-
es, dimples inside the oven or dents on
the door. If there is any damage usage of
the unit is prohibited.
–
Set the unit on the flat stable surface that
will bear its weight and max. weight of the
products, which will be cooked in it. Place
the unit out of the reach of children.
•
Do not place the unit in places with high
moisture and temperature, and near inflam-
mable objects.
•
Proper ventilation is needed for normal
operation of the unit.
•
Install the oven keeping at least 7-8 cm of
space behind and on the sides of the oven
and 30 cm of space above the oven. Do not
block ventilation openings on the microwave
oven body, do not remove supporting legs
from the bottom of the oven.
•
Make sure that power cord does not have
any damages and does not pass below the
unit or through any hot or sharp surfaces.
–
Insert the drive coupling (5) into the open-
ing on the bottom of the oven cavity. The
unit can be supplied with coupling prein-
stalled at the manufacturing plant.
–
Set the roller support (4) on the bottom of
the oven cavity.
–
Carefully set the glass rotary bottom
plate (3) on the roller support (4), having
matched its ledges with the grooves on
the drive coupling (5).
Warning:
•
Do not use the unit without the glass rotary
bottom plate (3).
•
Never set the glass rotary bottom plate (3)
with its bottom side up.
•
Do not prevent rotation of the glass rotary
bottom plate (3) while oven operation.
•
Cookware should be always set only on the
glass rotary bottom plate (3).
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