Use; General Information; Materials And Objects That Can Be Used - Veripart VPMAG20B User Manual

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USE

4.1

GENERAL INFORMATION

4.1.1

Materials and objects that can be used

WARNING!
• Always follow the materials or objects manufacturer's instructions to determine if they can be used in the
microwave and how.
Utensils Comments and instructions
• WARNING! The turntable may break if used incorrectly.
Roasting tray
• There must be at least 5 mm space between the bottom of the roasting tray and the
turntable.
Crockery • Only use crockery suitable for microwave use.
• Never use cracked crockery or crockery that is missing pieces.
• WARNING! Most glass jars are not resistant to heat and can break.
Glass jars
• Only use glass jars to prepare food until just warm.
• Always remove the lid.
Glassware • Only use heat-resistant glassware suitable for microwave use.
• Never use glassware that has a metal edge or other metal parts.
• Never use glassware that is broken or has missing pieces.
Roasting bags • Always follow the manufacturer's instructions.
• Never close the roasting bag with metal clips, twist strips or other metal objects.
• Make a number of openings in the roasting bag so that steam can escape.
• WARNING! Paper can cause fire. When using paper plates and cups, monitor food
Paper plates and
cups preparation at all times.
• Only use paper plates and cups for short preparations.
• WARNING! Paper can cause fire. When using paper towels, monitor food preparation at
Paper towels
all times.
• Only use paper towels to cover the food when it is warming up and to absorb fat.
Baking paper • Use baking paper to cover food to prevent splashes or as a wrapper to steam.
Plastic • Only use plastic materials that are suitable for use in a microwave and follow the
manufacturer's instructions. Plastics that are suitable for use in a microwave have a marking
such as "Microwave safe".
• WARNING! Some plastics become soft when the food gets hot and/or can contaminate
the food.
Household foil • Use only microwave-appropriate household foil.
• Use household foil only to cover food so that the cooking liquid is not lost during
preparation.
• The household foil should not touch the food.
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