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Wipe
the oven inside
and outside
with a soft cloth
and a mild detergent
solution.
Then
rinse and wipe
dry. This should
be done on a weekly
basis - more
often if needed.
Never
use cleaning
powders
or
rough
pads. Excessive
oil splatters
on the inside
top will be difficult
to remove
if left for many
days.
Wipe
spatters
with a wet paper towel,
especially
after cooking
chicken
or bacon.
REMOVABLE
PARTS
The following
pafls may be removed
as described.
They
should
be washed
in warm
(not hot) water
with a mild detergent
and a soft cloth.
Once they
are clean,
rinse them
well and dry with a soft cloth.
Never
use cleaning
powders,
steel wool
or rough
pads.
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The turntable
may
be removed
at the sink. Be
careful
not to chip or scratch
the edges
as this
may cause the turntable
to break during
use.
.
The turntable
roller
rest should
be cleaned
regularly.
SPECIAL
CARE
For best performance
and safety,
the inner
door
panel and the oven front frame
should
be free of
food or grease
buildup.
Wipe
them
often with a
mild detergent.
Then
rinse and wipe dry. Never
use cleaning
powders
or rough
pads.
After cleaning
the control
panel, touch
STOP/CLEAR
to clear
any entries
that might
have
been entered
accidentally
while
cleaning
the panel.
You can often correct
operating
problems
yourself.
If your microwave
oven fails to work
properly,
locate the operating
problem
in the chart
below
and try the solutions
marked
for each
problem.
If the microwave
oven
still does not work
properly,
contact
the nearest
authorized
service
centre.
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cord
plugged
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closed J
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time
not set.—
Touch
STOP/CLEAR.—
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microwave-safe
cookware
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defrost
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Turn
or stir food.
Reset
clock.
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Do not
operate
with
oven
empty
Use
correct
time/cooking
power
level.
_ Check
to see that
oven
ventilation
ports
are not
restricted
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