Temperature Controlled Cooking - Kenmore 89940 Use & Care Manual

DIRECTIONS FOR MICROWAVECOOKING
TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED COOKING
General Instructions:
1. Place the first inch of the temperature probe into the side
of the food. Keep the probe level or on an angle, as
shown. DO NOT put the temperature probe in from the top.
2. Plug the temperature probe plug into the socket on the right
wall of the oven.
NOTE: Be sure the entire metal end is in the socket.
CAUTION
Do not plug the pointed end of the temperature probe into the socket!
Continue with Steps 3-7 in the table below.
WHAT YOU DO
3. Touch STOP/CLEAR.
4. Touch TEMP.
5. Touch the numbers to set the
food doneness temperature.
Example: touch "1-2-0".
WHAT THE OVEN DOES
The oven beeps.
The _F display and ENTER, COOK
and TEMP blink.
The numbers display with ,,OF,,.
"120_F '' displays.
ENTER and START blink.
COMMENTS/NOTES
The oven is clear of all previous
settings.
The oven is ready for your temperature
setting for Stage 1 (if you are doing
multi-stage cooking.)
You are cooking at "HI-POWER" until
you set the power level.
NOTE: If you want to cook at "HI-POWER", you do not need to touch POWER LEVEL. Go to step 7.
6. Touch POWER LEVEL and the
number for desired power level.
Example: Touch"8" to set power.
7. Touch START.
The P-80 displays and ENTER
and START blink.
The oven begins to cook and as soon
as the temperature rises above 100_',
you will see the temperature of the food
rising in the display window. The display
window will show "COOL" until the
temperature rises above lO0_F.
The oven has accepted your
power setting.
The power level of the oven is 80%.
NOTE: If you do not plug the temperature probe into the socket and then try to start temperature controlled cooking,
"PROBE" will display and disappear with two short beeps. Plug the probe into the socket and go back to
Step 3. When the food reaches the temperature you have set, you will hear two short beeps and one long
beep.
NOTE:The highest temperature you can set is 200_.
CAUTION
When you remove the temperature probe, use a pot holder because the wire, plug, and
sensor sections may be hot.
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