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Check to be sure TIME/TEMl? Switch is set at TEMP. If set at TIME, and Timer is at
"0/' no cookingtakes place. (U time remainson Timer, ovenwilloperate until time reaches
"o:' then go
off.)
IFI!3uzzmSOUIW3S Iwrm 'K!mmrr" ENmrml m PRESSED:
a. Check to make sure TIME/TEMP switch is correctly set, When cookingby TIME, if
mistake TIME/TEMP switch is set at TEMP, buzzer sounds when Wart" button..
pressed.
b. Whencookingwith TEMPERATUREPROBE,checkto be sure cableend is securely
"seated"into oven receptacle.If is is not securely"seated/) and ovenis otherwiseset for
Temperature ProbeCooking, b uzzersoundsto tell you firmconnectionhas not beenmade.
C.
Whencookingwith TEMPERATUREPROBE,checkto be suretemperature set on dial
is higherthan actualtemperature of foodin oven.If foodhas reachedorexceededtempera-
ture set on dial,buzzersoundsto tell you set temperature has been reached.
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THE
MICROWAVE POWER WOWI' COME ON
Checkto be certainthe dooris securelyclosed,andthe timerset. If a dishtouchesthe door
whenthe doorseemsclosed,it actuallymay not be firmlyclosed.Unlessthe dooris closed
to engagethe safety interlocks,the microwaveenergycannotcomeinto the oven.Checkto
be certainthat TIME/TEMP switch is pushedali the way up or down.An "in-between"
settingshouldbeavoided.
IF
MICROWAVE ENEf4GV GOES OFF IBEFOF!E SET TIME HAS ELAPSED
Checkthe house fuse protectingthe rangecircuit.If fuse has not blownand powercon-
tinuesto go off,this signalsa problem, s o cdl serviceman.
K-
LAMP !3LIJIRNS OUT'
Changingmicrowaveoven lamp requiresa ProductServicecall. However,originallamp
shouldlast for about the life of range.
TV-RADIO U'W'ERFERENCE
Some TV and radiointerference might be noticedwhik operatingthe microwave oven. It
is similarto the interferencecaused by other small appliancessuch as vacuumcleanem,
mixers,etc. It does not indicatea problemwith youroven.
VARIABLE POWER PULSIING RK36SE
OnpowerlevelsotherthanHIGH,a pulsatingsoundmaybeheard.Thisis a normal c ondition.
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