Panasonic NN-7808 User Manual

Checks for damage to grille, door, hinges, safety switches, and door seals.

Warnings against tampering, using metal objects, and operating without load.

Read instructions, supervise children, avoid outdoor use, and fire prevention.

Importance of proper earthing to prevent electric shock.

Ensure proper airflow, avoid hot/damp surfaces, and use on stable surfaces.

Using the correct voltage is crucial for safety and performance.

Avoid canning, deep frying, boiling eggs in shell, and pierce foods with skins.

Use microwave-safe utensils, follow browning dish instructions, and avoid metal.

Use dedicated circuits and correct fuses for safe operation.

Do not operate empty, handle fires safely, avoid drying clothes, and do not use certain paper products.

Use the correct tray, allow cooling, and avoid placing hot/frozen items on it.

Clean frequently, always use with glass tray, and do not lubricate.

Steps to check if the oven is working correctly by heating water.

Microwaves are non-ionizing energy, unlike harmful ionizing radiation.

Ensure airflow and avoid proximity to conventional stoves for proper operation.

Discusses energy savings and benefits of microwave cooking for efficiency.

Explains capacitive and choke seals that reflect microwaves back into the oven.

Describes latch and monitor switches that stop operation when the door opens.

Use separate outlets and avoid metal objects to prevent arcing.

Identifies key external parts of the microwave oven.

Identifies buttons and display elements for both models.

Lists and explains the function of various control pads.

Explains STOP/RESET, START, Door Release, and Beep Sounds.

Step-by-step guide to setting the time of day using the TIME Pads.

Explains how TIME Pads function for setting cooking times up to minutes and seconds.

Lists power levels and their corresponding wattages for various cooking tasks.

How to defrost meat, poultry, or seafood by weight.

Reheating precooked foods automatically by selecting food category.

Recommendations and restrictions for optimal reheating results.

Cooking various foods automatically by selecting the appropriate sensor cycle.

Using MORE/LESS pads to fine-tune food doneness for Auto Sensor Cooking.

Further notes on room temperature, food weight, and glass tray condition.

Lists specific food items for Cook and Frozen-Cook cycles for New Zealand.

Steps for programming a single stage cooking or defrost cycle.

Steps for programming multi-stage cooking or defrost cycles.

Programming a Stand Time after cooking or using as a minute timer.

Additional notes on timer usage and programming delay start.

Programming the oven to start cooking at a specific time of day.

Guidelines for programming Auto Start, including restrictions.

Detailed steps for cleaning the interior, exterior, and control panel.

Addresses common problems like oven not turning on, noise, interference, and dimming light.

Details power consumption, dimensions, and weight for different models.