Johnson MGD20, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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ATTENTION, during cooking of Grill and
Combined containers and oven can reach
high temperatures.
Use heat­resistant containers for micro­
waves and pay close attention.
Key Lock
To activate child safety, press the Time +
and Time ­ “T1” buttons simultaneously
for 2 seconds.
To unlock, press the Time + and Time ­
“T1” buttons simultaneously for 2 secon­
ds.
Set the time
Press the Clock / Tim button er “T” and
the display will flash, adjust the time with
the Time + and Time ­ “T1” buttons.
Press the Clock / Timer “T” button, adjust
the minutes with the Time + and Time ­
“T1” buttons.
Press the Clock / Timer “T” button to con­
firm the time.
Set the delay start
Example: current time 16:30, cooking
start time 18:15 at P70 for 10 minutes.
Press the Clock / Timer “T” button and
the display will flash, set the time with the
Time + and Time buttons ­ “T1” (18:00)
Press the Clock / Timer “T” button, set the
minutes with the Time + and Time ­ “T1”
(18:15) buttons.
Press the Micro / Defrost “M” button to
select the desired power (P70).
Press the Time + or Time ­ “T1” buttons to
set the desired time and press the Start /
Stop “S” button to start cooking.
The oven will start at 18:15.
If power and cooking time are not pro­
grammed and the Start / Stop button “S”
is pressed directly, the oven will only work
as a timer.
At 18:15 the microwave oven will emit 10
beeps and turn off.
Start / Reset
To reset the programmed settings with
the door open, press the Start / Stop “S”
button.
During operation when the door is ope­
ned to control food, the oven pauses.
To continue cooking close the door and
press the Start / Stop button “S”.
During operation when you want to stop
cooking, press the Start / Stop button “S”.
Microwave oven care
1. Turn off the oven and remove the plug
from the socket before cleaning.
2. Keep the inside of the oven clean. When
food splashes or spilled liquids are on the
oven walls, clean with a damp cloth. DO
NOT use aggressive or abrasive deter­
gents.
3. The outer surface of the oven must be
cleaned with a damp cloth. To prevent
damage to the operating parts inside the
oven, water should not be allowed to en­
ter the ventilation openings.
4. Do not let the control panel get wet.
Clean with a soft, damp cloth, DO NOT
use abrasive cleaners or spray cleaners on
the control panel.
5.If steam builds up inside or outside the
oven door, clean with a soft cloth. This
could occur when the microwave oven
is operating in high humidity conditions
and does not indicate in any way a mal­
function of the unit.
6. Occasionally it is necessary to remove
the glass tray for cleaning. Wash the tray
in warm water or in the dishwasher.
7. The roller ring and the bottom of the
oven cavity must be cleaned regularly to
avoid excessive noise.
Simply clean the bottom surface of the
oven with a mild detergent, water or glass
cleaner and dry.
The roller ring can be washed with warm
water or a dishwasher.
The cooking steam collects during repea­
ted use but does not in any way affect the
lower surface or the wheels of the roller
ring.