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To speed up the cooking process turn over easy-cooking products (such as chicken and ham-
burgers) once. Large pieces of meat must be turned over at least twice during coking.
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Mix foods during cooking both from top to bottom and from the center of dish to outside.
RECOMMENDATIONS 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.
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Microwaves could not go through metal; that is why never use metal cookware in the microwave
ovens.
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Do not use cookware with metal coating.
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Do not place recycled paper products in microwave oven, as they may contain small metal frag-
ments which may cause sparks and/or fires.
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Round or oval cookware is more preferable for using in microwave ovens, than rectangular cook-
ware.
Testing cookware before using it in a microwave oven
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Put the tested cookware (for instance, a plate) into the unit; place a glass with cold water on it.
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Switch on the microwave oven at the maximal power and set cooking time not more than 1-2
minutes.
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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.
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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 ceramics
Yes
Microwave-safe plastic cookware
Yes
Kitchen paper
Yes
Metal tray
No
Metal grill
No
Aluminum foil or foil containers
No
INSTRUCTIONS ON MICROWAVE OVEN GROUNDING
The microwave oven should be securely grounded. In case of any short circuit grounding reduces risk
of getting electric shock, because 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.
For additional protection you can install a residual current device with nominal current of operation,
not exceeding 30 mA, into the mains of the microwave oven; when installing contact a specialist
;
WARNING
: usage of the plug with a grounding contact connected with the outlet without grounding
can lead to the risk of electric shock.
Consult a qualified electrician, if grounding instructions are not completely clear for you or if you are
not sure that the unit is securely grounded.
To prevent tangling of the power cable the microwave oven is equipped with a short power cable.
If it is necessary to use an extension cord, use only a 3-wired extension cord with a grounding contact
on the plug and the socket.
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