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About the time features.
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AUTO/TIME DEF.
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START
PAUSE
Time Defrost
Allows )_m lo deflost for a selecled lenglh of time. _e
lhe Defrosting Guide for suggesled times. (Auto Defrost
explained in the About the auto feature
section.)
[77 Press AUTORIMEDEF,l_dce.
Enler defiosfing time.
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Press START
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Turn food over when tl_e oven sig_als.
1_
Press START
Power level is aulomalically sel at 3, bu! can be changed.
You can deflost small items quicldy 1)yraising flee power
level after enlering tim lline. Power level 7 culs fl)e
lolal
deflosling time in about half; power level 10 culs the
total lime 1o approximately
1/3. However, food xdll
need more flequenl
anenfion llaan usual.
AI one half of selected deflosfing
time,
lhe oven signals
TURN.At lhis time, turn food over and break apart or
rearrange pieces for more even deflosfing. Shield any
warm areas xdlh small pieces offi)il.
A dull flmmping noise m W be heard during deflosfing.
This is normal when oven is nol operating al High power.
Defrostingtips
• Foods flozen in paper or plastic can be deflosled in
lhe package. Closed packages should be slit, pierced
or venled AFTER food has partially deflosmd. Plastic
slorage conlainers should be pmfially uncovered.
• Family-ske, prepackaged
flozen dinners can be
deflosled and microwaved.
If lhe food is in a fi)il
conlainer, uansfer il 1o a microwave-safe dish.
• Foods thai spoil easily should nol be allowed to sil oul
fi)r more lhan one hour after defrosting. Room
tempera/me
promotes the growth ofhamlflfl
bacteria.
• For more even deflosfing of larger toods, such as
roasts, use AutoDefrost Be sure large meals are
complelely deflosled before cooking.
• X4_aendeflosmd, food should be cool but softened in
all areas. If still slightly icy, return 1o lhe microwm-e
veU briefly, or lel il sland a few minules.
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