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For children safety reasons do not leave poly-
ethylene bags, used as a packaging, unat-
tended.
•
Attention!
Do not allow children to play
with polyethylene bags or packaging film.
Danger of suffocation!
•
Close supervision is necessary when chil-
dren or disabled persons are near the oper-
ating unit.
•
This unit is not intended for usage by children
or disabled persons. In exceptional situations
the person who is responsible for their safety
must give them all the necessary instructions
on safety measures and information about
danger that can be caused by improper
usage of the unit.
•
Do not block ventilation openings in micro-
wave oven body.
•
Do not immerse the power cord and power
plug into water and other liquids.
•
Make sure that the power cord and the power
plug do not touch hot surfaces or sharp
edges of furniture.
•
When unplugging the unit, pull the plug but
not the cord.
•
Do not touch the power plug with wet hands
as it may lead to electric shock.
•
To avoid electric shock do not dismantle and
repair the microwave oven by yourself. If unit
has damages apply to the authorized service
center.
THE UNIT IS INTENDED FOR HOUSEHOLD
USAGE ONLY
Instructions on microwave oven grounding
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The unit should be securely grounded. In
case of any short circuit grounding reduces
risk of electric shock, because excessive
current will pass via a ground wire. A power
cord with a grounding wire and the plug with a
grounding contact are used in the unit.
–
The plug should be connected to the outlet
with a grounding contact.
Important information:
–
If the plug with a grounding contact is used
with a socket without grounding it can lead to
the risk of electric shock.
–
Consult a qualified electrician, if microwave
oven grounding instructions are not com-
pletely clear for you or if you are not sure that
the oven is securely grounded.
–
To prevent power cord tangling the unit is
equipped with a short power cord.
–
If it is necessary to use an extension cord,
use only a 3-wire extension cord with a
grounding contact on the power cord plug
and the socket.
–
Wire section marking of the oven cord and of
the extension cord should match.
–
Extension cord power cable should not hang
from the edges of the table, where children
can pull it and it should be placed in such
a way that excludes possibility of stepping
on it.
GENERAL RULES OF COOKING PRODUCTS
IN MICROWAVE OVENS
WARNING:
Open food hermetic or vacuum
package before cooking or heating in the
microwave oven. Otherwise pressure inside
package can burst it.
–
Shell eggs and hard-boiled eggs should not
be heated in microwave ovens since they
may explode due to increase of inner pres-
sure.
–
Some products (shell eggs, liquid or solid
fats) and hermetically sealed jars, closed
glass containers may be explosive, that‘s
why it is forbidden to place them into the
microwave oven.
–
Pierce pithy products (such as potatoes,
whole squashes or apples) in several places
before cooking.
–
Feeding bottles and baby food jars should be
placed in the oven without lids or teats. The
contents should be stirred or shaken periodi-
cally. The product’s temperature should be
checked before feeding to avoid scalding.
–
When cooking bacon, do not put it on the
glass rotary bottom plate, local overheating
of the bottom plate can lead to the appear-
ance of cracks in it.
–
Use microwave-safe cookware only; put it on
the glass bottom plate.
–
For even heating of food products, put thick-
er slices near the edges of the cookware.
–
Follow cooking time. Set the shortest cook-
ing time for products, it can be increased if
necessary.
–
Do not exceed cooking time, as it can lead
to burning of the products. Always watch the
process of cooking when using paper cook-
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