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Daewoo KOG-3667 User Manual

Daewoo KOG-3667
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INSTRUCTIONS
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MICROWAVE OVEN/GRILL
KOG-3667
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Daewoo KOG-3667 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDaewoo
ModelKOG-3667
CategoryMicrowave Oven
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Precautions to Avoid Possible Exposure to Excessive Microwave Energy

Earthing Instructions

Installation

Steady, Flat Location

The oven must be placed on a steady, flat surface for counter top use only.

Ventilation Clearance

Ensure all air vents have clearance to prevent overheating and potential oven failure.

Placement Away from Radio and TV Sets

Position the oven away from TVs and radios to avoid interference with reception.

Placement Away from Heat Sources and Water

Keep the oven away from hot air, steam, or splashes to prevent insulation damage.

Power Supply Requirements

Verify local power supply is 230V 50Hz, approximately 5 amperes, and use matching voltage.

Examine for Damage After Unpacking

Check for door misalignment, breaks, or cavity dents. Do not install if damaged.

Operating Temperature

Do not operate the oven if colder than room temperature; allow it to reach ambient temperature first.

Safety Instructions for General Use

Features Diagram

Door Latch

Automatically locks the door shut when closed; stops operation if opened during use.

Door Seal

Maintains microwave energy within the oven cavity and prevents leakage.

Oven Cavity

The internal space where food is placed for cooking.

Spatter Shield

Protects the microwave outlet from splashes of cooking foods.

Safety Interlock System

Ensures the oven stops operation immediately when the door is opened.

Door Viewing Screen

Allows viewing of food; designed to pass light but block microwaves.

Glass Cooking Tray

Made of heat-resistant glass; food is placed on it for cooking.

Roller Guide

Must be used with the glass cooking tray for proper cooking.

Knob V.P.C.

Used to select the microwave power level.

Knob Timer

Used for setting the cooking timer for all functions.

Reflector (Insulator Heater)

Component that reflects heat or acts as insulation.

Heating Element

Provides heat for grilling or combination cooking functions.

Metal Rack

An accessory rack, likely for grilling or elevated cooking.

Operation

How to Set Each Function

Instructions for setting microwave, grill, and combi cooking modes using the power selector.

Setting Cooking Time

Turn the timer knob to set cooking time; microwave starts automatically.

Stopping or Inspecting Cooking

Open door to stop temporarily; close to resume. Turn timer to 'OFF' to stop completely.

Cooking Utensils

Suitable and Unsuitable Utensils

Guidance on using glass, ceramic, china, wood, foil, plastic, and metal for microwave cooking.

Care and Cleaning

Safety Precautions for Care

Do not tamper with safety interlocks; keep sealing surfaces clean; avoid door strain.

Cleaning Procedures

Wipe sealing areas with mild detergent, rinse, and dry. Never use abrasive powders.

Maintenance and Repair

Do not operate if damaged; only qualified personnel should adjust or repair the oven.

Before You Call for Service

Troubleshooting Checklist

Check power cord, door closure, cooking time, and circuit breakers for common issues.

Sparking in Cavity

Check for metal containers, dishes with metal trim, or metal skewers touching walls.

Questions and Answers

Accidental Empty Operation

Running the oven empty briefly is not damaging but not recommended.

Using Oven Without Tray/Guide

Glass tray and roller guide must always be used for cooking.

Opening Door During Operation

Door can be opened anytime; operation stops instantly and resumes upon closing.

Moisture After Cooking

Moisture on the oven side is normal, caused by steam hitting the cool surface.

Microwave Energy and Viewing Screen

The screen bounces back energy; holes allow light but not microwaves to pass.

Specifications

Important - Mains Lead Wiring

Wire Colour Coding

Identifies wire colours (green/yellow, blue, brown) and their corresponding terminals (E, N, L).

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