Table of Contents
Advertisement
OPERATION
Guidelines for cookware
Cookware that you use for the microwave function should not block the microwaves. Metals
such as stainless steel, aluminium and copper reflect microwaves. For that reason, do not use
metal cookware. Cookware which is designated as microwave-safe can be used safely. For more
information about suitable cookware, consult the following guidelines and always use the glass
baking tray on level one if you use the microwave function.
Cookware
Aluminium foil
Porcelain and
earthenware
Disposable crockery
made from polyester
or cardboard
Fast food packaging
•
Polystyrene cups
•
Paper bags or new-
spaper
•
Recycled paper or
metal edges
Glassware
•
Oven dishes
•
Fine glassware
•
Glass jars
Metal
Paper
•
Plates, cups, kitchen
paper
Recycled paper
•
Plastic
: Recommended
: Careful
: Unsafe
EN 20
Microwave
Remarks
safe
Can be used in small quantities to prevent certain parts of
the dish from overcooking. Arcing can occur if the foil is too
close to the oven wall or if too much foil is used.
Porcelain, earthenware, glazed earthenware and ivory
porcelain are usually suitable, unless they have a metal edge.
Frozen meals are sometimes packaged in disposable
tableware.
Can be used to warm up dishes.
Polystyrene can melt if it overheats.
Can catch fi re.
Can cause arcing.
Can be used, unless it has a metal edge.
Can be used to warm up dishes or liquids. Thin glass can
break or shatter with sudden heating.
The lid must be removed. Only suitable for warming.
Can cause arcing or fi re.
For short cooking times and warming. For absorbing excess
moisture.
Can cause arcing.
Only use heat-resistant thermoplastic material. Other types
of plastic can warp or discolour at high temperatures. Do not
use melamine plastic. Only if boil-proof or ovenproof.
Must not be airtight. If necessary, prick it with a fork.
Advertisement
Table of Contents
