To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Hanseatic AC925EC3-S00E making other noises or flashes of light inside?
The most likely cause is sparks due to metal objects inside the cooking chamber. Immediately switch off the device and remove any metallic objects.
What to do if my Hanseatic Microwave Oven is making exploding, popping sounds?
This usually happens because the dish is being cooked or defrosted with too much power, causing it to burst open. Cancel the current setting and select a lower power level. If necessary, pierce or cut into the food.
How to fix unevenly cooked dish in Hanseatic AC925EC3-S00E?
The dish was not sufficiently rotated or stirred. Stir or rotate the food dish, and allow it to heat up a little more.
What to do if my Hanseatic AC925EC3-S00E display is not working?
First, check if the socket has electricity by connecting another appliance. Also, ensure the mains plug is properly and tightly connected.
Why my Hanseatic AC925EC3-S00E Microwave Oven dish does not heat up enough?
There are several possible reasons: * The power or time might be set too low. Try heating the dish for a longer time. * The dish was very cold when placed inside. * The container might be unsuitable if it becomes hotter than the dish. Use a more suitable container.
Why Hanseatic Microwave Oven buttons don't respond when pressed?
The button lock may be activated. Press and hold the “Stopp/ Löschen” button for 3 seconds to deactivate it.
What to do if my Hanseatic AC925EC3-S00E Microwave Oven is making scratching, grinding sounds?
This can occur if the food dish is too large or positioned incorrectly. Ensure that the container does not protrude over the edge of the rotary plate.
What to do if the door of my Hanseatic Microwave Oven cannot be closed properly?
Check for any foreign objects on the door seal faces and clean them thoroughly. If the cooking chamber’s door is broken or the door lock is defective, have the door repaired and do not use the device!
Why Hanseatic AC925EC3-S00E Microwave Oven rotary plate does not turn?
The rotary plate may not be correctly positioned on the drive motor. Ensure it is positioned correctly. Also, a dirty cooking chamber floor can cause this issue, so clean the cooking chamber floor thoroughly.
General| Capacity | 25 liters |
|---|---|
| Power | 900 W |
| Grill Power | 1000 W |
| Number of Power Levels | 5 |
| Turntable Diameter | 31.5 cm |
| Color | Silver |
Defines WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE levels of risk for hazards.
Explains symbols like 'i' for information and hot surface warnings.
Defines Microwave, Microwave Combi, and Oven modes for clarity.
The appliance is designed for reheating and cooking, defrosting and grilling of food.
General safety notices which you must always observe for your own protection and that of third parties.
Addresses risks for children, including suffocation and burns from hot surfaces.
Highlights injury risks for children and individuals with reduced physical, sensory, or mental abilities.
Covers risks of electric shock, including handling the cord, plug, and appliance condition.
Details risks of burns from hot appliance parts and how to avoid them.
Covers fire risks from improper handling, flammable materials, and overheating.
Addresses health risks from food, including hygiene, pathogens, and acrylamide formation.
Details risks like microwave emission, explosion from unsuitable items, and metallic objects.
Provides tips on preventing scalding from hot liquids due to delayed boiling.
Details property damage risks related to turntable use, container placement, and weight limits.
Covers fire hazards during grilling, emphasizing suitable cookware and supervision.
Warns about burns from hot steam and hot water when operating the appliance.
Details fire hazards during automatic mode, including supervision and material risks.
Lists all items included in the microwave oven package, including the user manual.
Instructions for carefully unpacking and checking the appliance for completeness and damage.
Details the appliance parts and control panel buttons/dials for operation.
Explains the various indicators and digital displays on the appliance's screen.
Explains that microwaves are invisible electromagnetic waves with specific properties.
Describes the process of microwave generation, reflection, and distribution within the oven.
Details how microwaves heat food, including penetration depth and uneven heating.
Emphasizes safety related to microwave door seals and avoiding operation with damage.
Provides tips on preventing scalding from hot liquids due to delayed boiling.
Advice on safely handling hot appliance parts and accessories to avoid burns.
Provides essential tips on preventing fires caused by improper use and flammable materials.
Explains how food composition affects cooking time and temperature for optimal results.
Offers guidance on adjusting cooking time based on the quantity of food being prepared.
Provides advice on arranging food in the cooking chamber for even cooking results.
Recommends piercing or scoring certain foods to prevent bursting during cooking.
Emphasizes the importance of stirring food during cooking and checking temperatures for safety.
Lists microwave-safe dishware materials like glass, ceramic, porcelain, and heat-resistant plastic.
Specifies suitable materials for grill, convection, and combi modes, similar to conventional ovens.
Recommends flat, wide, round, or oval containers for more even cooking.
Explains how to activate standby mode and how the time is displayed.
Describes how the cooking chamber light operates and how opening the door stops cooking.
Details the increments and process for setting the cooking time.
Explains how to switch off the display light using the ECO button.
Informs that the fan continues to run for a few minutes after cooking to cool the appliance.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the button lock to prevent unintended operation.
Details the suitability of microwave mode for defrosting, cooking soups, sauces, and vegetables.
Describes the QuickStart function for immediate cooking at full microwave power.
Guides users on manually setting microwave power and cooking time.
Explains convection mode for baking, dehydrating, and toasting, highlighting benefits like even heat.
Details the grill function for browning dishes and cooking au gratin.
Introduces the four combi functions combining microwave, grill, and convection cooking.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for defrosting food by weight or time.
Guides on setting defrosting based on food weight, from 100 g to 1800 g.
Explains how to set the defrosting duration for frozen food items.
Introduces 10 automatic programs for various applications, requiring weight or number input.
Details 9 vitality programs, including preparation for grill rack and food placement.
Highlights health hazards and emphasizes regular cleaning and supervised maintenance.
Warns about burns from hot parts and advises on safe handling and cooling before cleaning.
Details electric shock risks and precautions, including disconnecting power before cleaning.
Stresses microwave safety related to door seals and requires professional repair for damage.
Lists essential checks for appliance safety, including cable, housing, door seals, and hinges.
Provides guidelines on selecting a safe and suitable location for the appliance.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly installing the turntable, roller ring, and drive.
Advises cleaning the appliance before its first use as per the care and maintenance section.
Details electrical connection requirements, voltage compatibility, and socket specifications.
Guides users on setting the appliance's clock after initial setup or power interruption.
Advises running the appliance at 200°C in convection mode to remove initial odors.
Warning against self-repair and emphasizing the need for authorized specialists during troubleshooting.
Directs users to contact the mail order company's product advice center for inquiries.
Provides contact information for ordering spare parts in Germany and Austria.
Details measures for waste prevention, including repair and resale of used appliances.
Explains how to dispose of old electrical devices in an environmentally friendly manner.
Reminds consumers to erase personal data from electrical and electronic equipment before disposal.
Explains the consumer's right to return old appliances free of charge when purchasing new ones.
Instructs on removing and separately disposing of batteries, lamps, and bulbs from old appliances.
Describes the environmentally friendly, recyclable materials used for packaging and recommends keeping it.
