Johnson MG20, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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by selecting it with knob D on positions
C1, C2 or C3.
C1. Minimum power
C2. Medium power
C3. Maximum power
Select the operating time with the knob E.
The interior light switches on and the oven
will start working. After the set time has
elapsed, the oven will emit a sound signal
as it switches off. Open the oven door
using the button P and remove the pro­
duct from the inside, paying attention to
the temperature of the container.
Cooking with grill only
Put the product inside the microwave, on
the turntable plate N or on the grill G (AT­
TENTION, maintain a distance between
food and resistor of at least 5 cm).
Set knob D to the Grill position.
Select the operating time with the E knob.
The interior light will come on and the
oven will start working. After the set time
has elapsed, the oven will emit a sound
signal as it switches off. Open the oven
door using the button P and remove the
product from the inside, paying attention
to the temperature of the container.
PRACTICAL TIPS
­ The turntable plate N must always be in
position
­ Use appropriate containers for microwa­
ve cooking.
To check the “transparency” of a container
to microwave, you can run a simple test.
Place the empty container on the turntable
plate N with a full glass of water. Select
the maximum power H and warm up for a
minute. If after this operation the contai­
ner is cold it means that it is transparent
and can be used with microwaves. On the
contrary, if it is hot, it means it is absor­
bent and cannot be used for this type of
cooking.
­ Remove any exudates (water or blood)
that form during defrosting halfway throu­
gh the operation to prevent heating up
around the food.
­ Avoid using metal material in your micro­
wave oven such as cutlery, staples on the
packaging, plates with golden decorations
or metal plates, trays and aluminum tins.)
CLEANING
The microwave oven is more effective
when it is clean, therefore your appliance
should be cleaned regularly.
­ External surfaces: DO NOT use solvents,
bleach, ammonia, abrasive products, etc.
­ Door and cavity walls: use a cloth or
sponge with non­abrasive detergents and
then dry.
DO NOT try to dismantle the door in any
way. If the door and its frame were dama­
ged, do not use the microwave and con­
tact an authorized service center.
If you notice spots of grease or dried fo­
ods, boil half a liter of water for 5 minutes
in the cavity, with the microwave function.
The steam will soften the residues making
cleaning easier.
If necessary, remove the turntable plate N
and the rotation ring F to clean the base of
the cavity R. The turntable plate N can be
washed with dishwashing products or in
the dishwasher.
MAINTENANCE
This oven does not contain any part that
can be removed by the user.
It is extremely dangerous to carry out any
type of repair or replacement, you should
always contact an authorized Johnson ser­
vice center. If you plan to not use the oven
for a long period of time, disconnect the
power supply and move the oven to a dry
and dust­free place.
The presence of dust or humidity inside
the oven can affects its operation.