Troubleshooting; Questions And Answers - Kenmore 721.63263 Use And Care Manual

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Questions
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Operation
Question
Answer
Why is the oven
light not on during
There
may be several
reasons
why the oven light is not on.
cooking?
Have you:
• Set a cooking
time?
• Touched
START?
Why does steam
come
out of the air
Steam
is normally
produced
during
cooking.
The microwave
oven
exhaust
vent?
has been designed
to vent this steam.
Will the microwave
oven
be damaged
if it
Yes. Never
operate
the oven
empty
or without
the glass
turntable.
operates
empty?
Does
microwave
energy
pass through
the
No. The metal
screen
bounces
the energy
back to the oven cavity.
viewing
screen
in the door?
The holes (or ports) allow only light to pass through.
They
do not
let microwave
energy
pass through.
Why does a tone sound
when
a pad on
The tone
tells you that the setting
has been
entered.
the control
panel
is touched?
Can my microwave
oven be damaged
if
Like any other cooking
appliance,
it is possible
to overcook
food
food is cooked
for too long?
to the point that the food creates
smoke
and even possibly
fire,
and damage
to the inside of the oven.
It is always
best to be near
the oven while
you are cooking.
When
the oven
is plugged
into wall outlet
The microcomputer
controlling
your
oven may temporarily
for the first time,
it does not work
properly,
become
scrambled
and fail to function
as programmed
when
you
What
is wrong?
plug in for the first time or when power
resumes
after a power
interruption.
Unplug
the oven from the 120 volt household
outlet
and then plug it back in to reset
the microcomputer.
Why do I see light reflection
around
the
This light is from the oven
light which
is located
between
the
outer case?
oven cavity
and the outer wall of the oven.
What
are the various
sounds
I hear when
the microwave
oven is operating?
The clicking
sound
is caused
by a mechanical
switch
turning
the
microwave
oven's
magnetron
ON and OFR
The heavy hum and clunk
is from the change
in power
the
magnetron
draws
as it is turned
ON and OFF by a mechanical
switch.The
change
in blower
speed
is from the change
in line
voltage
caused
by the magnetron
being
turned
ON and OFR
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