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3 USING YOUR APPLIANCE
Before first use:
Take out all the packing, if there is a safe film over
the oven, tear it off before use. Check carefully
for damage. If any, immediately notify dealer or
send to the manufacturer’s Service Centre.
Microwave ovens must be placed under dry and
non-corrosiveness environments, kept away from
heat and humidity, such as a gas burner or water
tank.
To ensure sufficient ventilation, the distance of
the back of microwave to the wall should be
at least 10 cm, the side to the wall should be
at least 5 cm, the free distance above the top
surface at least 20 cm. The distance of the
microwave to the ground should be at least
85cm.
The position of the oven shall be such that it
is far from the TV, Radio or antenna as picture
disturbance or noise may occur.
The appliance must be positioned so that the
plug is accessible, and has a good grounding in
case of leakage. A ground loop can be formed to
avoid electric shock.
The microwave oven must be operated with the
door closed.
The microwave oven must not be placed in a
cabinet.
The microwave oven is intended to be used free-
standing.
The back of the oven must be placed against a
wall.
During first use the microwave oven may omit
an odour and slightly smoke. This is due to
manufacturing residue or oil on the heat element
or oven cavity. This is normal and should not
occur after several uses. Keep doors and
windows open to ensure good ventilation. It
is recommended to place a cup of water on
the turntable on set on high and operate the
microwave oven several times to help clean the
microwave of residue.
The Control Panel:
The control panel consists of two dials for power
and timer settings.
Power Dial:
You use this operator dial
to choose a cooking power
level. It is the first step to
starting a cooking session.
Power
Setting
100%
High
85%
M.High
66%
Medium
48%
M.Low
40%
Defrost
17%
Low
Timer Dial:
The manual timer dial
allows you to select
between 0 – 30 minutes.
