To Next PageTo Next PageWhy Cookworks EM820CFD Microwave Oven won't start?
Your Cookworks Microwave Oven might not be starting due to several reasons: the plug may not be securely in the power socket or switched on (check the plug), the door might be open (close the door), or the wrong operation is set (set the correct operation).
What to do if Cookworks EM820CFD Microwave Oven food is unevenly cooked?
If your food is unevenly cooked in the Cookworks Microwave Oven, it could be due to using unsuitable materials (avoid using unsuitable materials), the food not being completely defrosted (ensure food is completely defrosted), an incorrect power setting (adjust power setting), or the food not being turned or stirred (turn or stir the food).
What to do if Cookworks Microwave Oven food is undercooked?
If your food is undercooked in the Cookworks Microwave Oven, it may be caused by using unsuitable materials (avoid using unsuitable materials), food not being completely defrosted (ensure food is completely defrosted), restricted oven ventilation ports (check and clear oven ventilation ports), or an incorrect power setting (adjust power setting).
What causes arcing or sparking in Cookworks EM820CFD Microwave Oven?
Arcing or sparking in your Cookworks Microwave Oven can occur if you are using materials that should be avoided (avoid using unsuitable materials), operating the oven when it is empty (do not operate the oven when empty), or if spilled food remains in the cavity (clean the cavity).
What to do if Cookworks EM820CFD food is overcooked?
If your food is consistently overcooked in the Cookworks Microwave Oven, adjust the power setting for cooking time.
Why is my Cookworks Microwave Oven defrosting incompletely?
Incomplete defrosting in your Cookworks Microwave Oven may happen if you are using materials that should be avoided (avoid using unsuitable materials), the power setting is incorrect (adjust power setting), or the food is not turned or stirred (turn or stir the food).
Why Cookworks EM820CFD light does not glow?
The light in your Cookworks Microwave Oven might not be glowing because the light bulb has burned out and needs replacement (replace the light bulb), or because the START button has not been pressed (press START).
Why does my Cookworks EM820CFD Microwave Oven turntable make noise?
If the turntable in your Cookworks Microwave Oven is making noise, it is likely due to food residue between the turntable roller rest and the cavity bottom. Clean any food residue from the turntable.
General| Power Output | 800W |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 20L |
| Control Type | Digital |
| Turntable | Yes |
| Dimensions | 26.2 x 45.2 x 36 cm |
| Cooking Levels | 5 |
| Color | White |
| Type | Microwave |
| Turntable Diameter | 24.5 cm |
Details about the microwave oven's model, power, capacity, and dimensions.
Crucial safety precautions for operating the microwave oven safely.
List of materials suitable for use in microwave cooking and their specific uses.
List of materials that should not be used in the microwave oven due to safety risks.
Identification of the microwave oven's parts and included accessories.
Step-by-step guide for correctly installing the turntable assembly.
Recommendations for placing the microwave oven for optimal performance and safety.
Explanation of how microwaves cook food and factors affecting cooking time.
Understanding symbols on food packaging for microwave cooking.
How to use the microwave function for basic cooking, including power levels and time input.
Instructions for setting up sequential cooking stages with different power levels and times.
Quick start function for cooking at full power, with options to add time.
Guide to setting the oven's clock, essential for other functions.
How to schedule cooking to start at a specific future time.
Detailed instructions for defrosting by weight and speedy defrost options.
Using pre-programmed cooking settings based on food type and weight.
How to check the current cooking status and power level during operation.
Instructions for activating and deactivating the child lock feature for safety.
Recommended methods for cleaning the oven interior and removable parts.
Tips for maintaining the oven's performance and safety, focusing on door and ventilation.
Explanations for common observations during microwave operation like TV interference or dim light.
Chart detailing common problems, their possible causes, and solutions.
Answers to common queries regarding oven operation and potential issues.
Critical safety reminders and warnings for users.
Information on how to replace the interior light bulb.
Dangers associated with improper earthing and internal components.
Detailed guide on correctly grounding the microwave oven for electrical safety.
