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BEFORE YOU
CALL
FOR SERViCE
Read the bookto be certainyou understand how the oven operates.In severalloca-
tions in the bookthereare pointsto checkon how to determineif you need service.
Checkfirstto see that the 3-prongplug is insertedfirm2yinto a properreceptacle.
Is the wall receptacleworkingproperlyor has it failedand won'tworkuntil a fuse
is replaced?You can checkthat easily at the controlbox.
=Check t o be certainthe dooris securelyclosed,and the timerset.If a dishtouches
the doorwhenthedoorseemsclosed,it actuallymaynot be firmlyclosed.Unless
the door is closedto engagethe safetyinterlocks, the microwave energycannot
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comeintotheoven.Checkto be certain thatTIME/TEMP switch is pushed allthe
wayupor down.An "in-between" setting shouldbeavoided.
Checkto be certainthe fuse protectingthe receptacleinto whichcordis pluggedis
operating.If fuse has not blownand powercontinuesto go off, this signalsa prob-
lem, so call serviceman.
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IF LAMP BURM5 $3Lm'
See CareSection,page 13, regardingreplacement. T he oven can be operatedwith.
out the lamp in place,but it shouldbe replacedfor conveniencein seeing the oven
interior, and also for safety's sake because the socket should not be left open.
HotPointdoes not stockthe lamps.
Tv"RADio #FdTEBFEnENcE
Some TV and radio interferencemight be noticed whfle operatingthe microwave
oven. It is similar to the interferencecaused by other small appliancessuch as
vacuumcleaners,mixers,etc. It does not indicatea problemwith your oven.
Helpgetpromptserviceby:
1. Givingan accuratedescription ofthe trouble.
2. Givingthe completemodelandserialnumberof youroven.This information is lo-
catedona ratingplateeitherinsideovenat topleftside,oronrearoutsideof case.
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