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General| Type | Countertop Microwave Oven |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 2.0 cu. ft. |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Turntable | Yes |
| Cooking Levels | 10 |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Preset Programs | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Defrost Function | Yes |
| Power Levels | 10 |
| Power | 1200 Watts |
| Cooking Features | Sensor Cooking |
| Interior Material | EasyClean Coating |
Identifies the document as part of Appendix H for the user's manual.
Details the location of the model number label on the microwave oven.
Specifies voltage, frequency, and circuit requirements, plus voltage warnings.
Provides guidance on proper placement and ensuring adequate airflow.
Explains the importance of grounding and proper appliance grounding.
Identifies and labels the main external parts of the microwave oven.
Details the essential accessories provided with the microwave oven.
Explains how to use the Smart Diagnosis feature for troubleshooting.
Describes the function of the oven's display and indicators.
Details the function of the numerical keypad, power, timer, stop, and start buttons.
Discusses how food quantity and initial temperature affect cooking time.
Discusses how food density and composition affect heating.
Guides on how food size, shape, and placement impact cooking results.
Explains techniques for stirring, turning, and covering food for even cooking.
Provides guidelines for using aluminum foil with caution in the microwave.
Warns against canning and sterilizing objects in the microwave oven.
Introduces basic concepts and guidelines for operating the microwave.
Explains oven tones and provides instructions for setting the clock.
Details child lock activation and using the timer.
Describes how to stop and restart the cooking process.
Explains how to use the Quick Start function for 30-second intervals.
Guides on programming specific cook times and power levels.
Provides tips and lists categories for sensor cooking.
Lists the food categories available for sensor reheating.
Explains how to use the dedicated popcorn cooking function.
Provides specific codes, categories, amounts, and directions for sensor cooking.
Provides specific codes, categories, amounts, and directions for sensor reheating.
Explains defrost sequences, weight conversion, and operating tips.
Provides a table to convert food weights from ounces to decimals.
Lists defrost codes, categories, and specific foods with instructions.
Provides further advice and best practices for effective defrosting.
Step-by-step guide on using the Smart Diagnosis function for remote diagnostics.
Provides guidance and a table for cooking various types of meat.
Offers advice and a table for cooking different kinds of poultry.
Details cooking times, butter, and standing times for various fish types.
Provides cook times and special instructions for reheating various food items.
Lists vegetables with amounts, cook times, instructions, and standing times.
Provides instructions for cleaning the inside of the oven and door seals.
Guides on cleaning the outside surfaces and the control panel.
Instructions for cleaning the turntable components.
Lists acceptable cookware materials like glass, china, and plastic.
Details materials to avoid, such as metal, foil, and certain paper products.
Explains a method to test if a utensil is safe for microwave use.
Provides advice on using dinner plates, glassware, plastic containers, and pottery.
Discusses how temperature, density, height, and moisture affect cooking.
Explains how bone, fat, and food quantity impact cooking results.
Covers food shape, covering techniques, and the importance of stirring.
Advises on using foil for shielding and elevating foods for even cooking.
Explains piercing foods and testing for doneness after cooking.
Addresses common issues like oven light, steam, noise, and popcorn.
Explains the various sounds produced during microwave operation.
Provides guidance and cautions for popping popcorn.
Explains the purpose of standing time and its relation to food temperature.
Lists symptoms and possible causes/solutions for oven malfunctions.
Reiterates the FCC interference statement and user responsibilities.
Details warranty periods for labor, parts, and magnetron, and how to get service.
Outlines situations and damages not covered by the warranty.
Specifies warranty periods and coverage for products distributed in Canada.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the Canadian limited warranty.
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