Galanz D100N32MSLDRIIV-HG - Safety and Control Features; Child Lock; Turntable Control; Failure Diagnose

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1. Press AIR FRY pad once.
2. Press MENU/TIME/WEIGHT dial or START pad once.
3. Turn the MENU/TIME/WEIGHT dial to select temperature.
4. Press MENU/TIME/WEIGHT dial or START pad once.
NOTE: During cooking, you can add cooking time by pressing +30 SEC pad.
CHILD LOCK
The child proof lock prevents unsupervised operation by little children.
To set the child proof lock: Press and hold LOCK/TURNTABLE OFF pad more than 3 seconds, the
indicator light will come on. In the lock state, all pads are disabled.
To cancel the child proof lock: Press and hold LOCK/TURNTABLE OFF pad more than 3 seconds, the
indicator light will come off.
TURNTABLE
During cooking, the turntable is default working. You can turn the turntable on or off by pressing
LOCK/TURNTABLE OFF pad.
NOTE: Sometimes the turntable may become too hot to press. Be careful to touch the turntable.
FAILURE DIAGNOSE
Failures
Possible reasons
An error sign “Er10” display.
High temperature alarm.
An error sign “Er11” display.
Low temperature alarm.
An error sign “Er12” display.
Open circuit alarm.
An error sign “Er13” display.
Short circuit alarm.
An error sign “Er30” display.
Inverter failure.
An error sign “Er40” display.
Inverter input under voltage.
An error sign “Er41” display.
Inverter input over voltage.
An error sign “Er42” display.
Over current protection.
An error sign “Er43” display.
Over temperature protection.
An error sign “Er44” display.
Magnetron fault.
An error sign “Er45” display.
Surge protection.
An error sign “Er46” display.
High voltage fault.
An error sign “Er47” display.
Switch tube fault.
An error sign “Er48” display.
Communication fault.
An error sign “Er49” display.
Auxiliary power supply.
An error sign “Er60” display.
Sensor fault, open circuit or short circuit.
An error sign “Er61” display.
Sensors selection is out of range.
An error sign “Er81” display.
Displayer communication transmission fault.
An error sign “Er82” display.
Displayer communication receiving fault.