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Panasonic NN-CF760M User Manual

Panasonic NN-CF760M
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For Models:
NN-CF760M
NN-CF750W
Operating Instructions and Cookery Book
Microwave, Grill & Convection Oven
For domestic use only
Important safety instructions
Please read carefully and keep for future reference

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Panasonic NN-CF760M Specifications

General IconGeneral
Dimensions (WxDxH)529 x 494 x 326 mm
Power requirements230-240 V, 50 Hz
Product colorStainless steel
Microwave power1000 W
Integrated clockYes
Number of power levels6
Auto programs quantity16
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Weight17500 g
Interior dimensions (W x D x H)353 x 343 x 205 mm

Summary

Standard Conversion Chart

Weight

Table of weight conversions from ounces to grams.

Capacity

Table of capacity conversions from pints/quarts to ml/litres.

Important Notice

Microwave symbol

Explanation of the microwave symbol and heating category.

Important Safety Instructions

Voltage & Power

Notes on matching oven voltage and potential hazards of higher voltage.

Hot Surfaces

Warning about hot exterior surfaces and interior heating elements during operation.

Children

Guidance on keeping children away from the oven and supervision due to heat.

Unpacking your oven

Examine Your Oven

Instructions to unpack and check the oven for damage before installation.

Cord

Instructions for replacing a damaged power cord.

Placement of your oven

Counter top use

Guidelines for placing the oven on a stable surface with proper airflow clearances.

Maintenance of your oven

Service

Advice on contacting service for repairs and hazards of unauthorized service.

Before using your oven

Before Use

Instructions for the initial burn-off cycle for convection/grill functions.

Care & Cleaning of your Microwave Oven

Inside of the oven

Guidance on cleaning the interior, door seals, and using mild detergent.

Control Panel

Cleaning the control panel with a dry cloth and leaving the door open.

Parts of Your Oven

Wire Shelf

Usage guidelines for the wire shelf in different cooking modes.

Enamel Shelf

Usage guidelines for the enamel shelf, emphasizing limitations.

Important Information – Read Carefully

Safety

Actions to take in case of smoke or fire.

Short Cooking Times

Importance of not exceeding cooking times and adjusting based on factors.

Liquids

Caution against heating liquids in sealed containers and preventing boil-overs.

Important Information – Read Carefully (Continued)

Lids

Instruction to remove lids before microwaving to prevent explosions.

Deep Fat Frying

Prohibition of attempting deep fat frying in the oven.

Important Information – Read Carefully (Continued)

Keeping Your Oven Clean

Importance of regular cleaning for safe operation and how to clean.

Arcing

Explanation of arcing and actions to take if it occurs.

Microwaving Principles

How Microwaves cook food

Explanation of how microwaves heat food through water molecule vibration.

Important Notes

Dish warmth

Warning that dishes get warm and oven gloves are required.

Boiled Eggs

Warning against heating eggs in their shells due to explosion risk.

General Guidelines

STANDING TIME

Explains standing time and lists specific foods and their standing times.

General Guidelines (Continued)

Piercing

Instruction to pierce skins to allow steam escape and avoid bursting.

General Guidelines (Continued)

Checking Food

Importance of checking food during and after cooking.

Cleaning

General advice on keeping the oven clean.

Containers to use

Testing Dishes for Suitability - For Microwave Cooking Only

A test to check if a dish is suitable for microwave cooking.

Containers to use (Continued)

Foil/Metal Containers

How to use foil/metal containers and when not to use them.

Plastic

Guidelines for using plastic containers and restrictions.

Containers to use (Continued)

Aluminium Foil

Guidelines for using aluminium foil for shielding and cautions.

Wicker, Wood, Straw Baskets

Prohibition of using these materials in the microwave.

Control Panel

Display Window

Function of the display window.

Microwave Power Button

Function of the microwave power button.

Grill Button

Function of the grill button.

Convection Button

Function of the convection button.

Auto Weight Defrost Programs

Function of the auto weight defrost buttons.

Auto Weight Programs Button

Function of the auto weight programs button.

Time/Weight Dial

Function of the time/weight dial.

Memory Button

Function of the memory button.

Timer Button

Function of the timer button for delay start, timer, and clock setting.

Clock Button

Function of the clock button.

Stop/Cancel Button

Function of the stop/cancel button.

Start Button

Function of the start button.

Let's Start to Use your Oven

Plug in

Instruction to plug into a socket.

Press Clock Button to set clock

Steps to set the clock.

Press Convection Button

Instructions for the initial convection oven burn-off.

Child Lock

How to operate and clear the child lock facility.

Controls and Operation Procedure

Clock Setting

Step-by-step guide to set the clock.

Microwave Cooking and Defrosting

Selecting Microwave Power Level

Table of power levels and their wattages.

Auto Weight Defrost - Chaos Defrost

Program

Table of defrost programs, weight ranges, and suitable foods.

Auto Weight Defrost Programs

Defrosting Guidelines

General tips for defrosting, including checking, turning, shielding, and standing time.

Defrosting Foods Using Defrost Power & Time

MEAT

Chart detailing defrosting times, weights, methods, and standing times for various meat items.

Using the Delay/Stand Feature

To Set a Standing Time

Step-by-step instructions for setting a standing time.

To Set a Delay Start

Step-by-step instructions for setting a delayed start time.

Memory

To set a Memory Program

Instructions for programming cooking methods into memory.

Grilling

CAUTIONS

Warning about hot accessories and oven surfaces.

Grilling (Continued)

Guidelines

Key guidelines for grilling, including not covering food and using oven gloves.

Convection Cooking

CAUTIONS

Warning about hot accessories and oven surfaces.

Convection Cooking (Continued)

Guidelines

Notes on using standard metal tins and placing large joints.

Two level cooking

ALWAYS USE OVEN GLOVES WHEN REMOVING THE FOOD AND ACCESSORIES

Strong caution about hot items and proper handling.

Guideline to Oven Temperatures

Temp °c Use Temp °f Gas mark

A table mapping Celsius temperatures to Fahrenheit and Gas Marks for various uses.

Convection + Grill (Turbo-Bake Cooking)

CAUTION:

Warning about hot accessories and oven surfaces.

Convection + Grill (Turbo-Bake Cooking) (Continued)

Guidelines

Advice on preheating and not using plastic containers.

Combination Cooking

NOTE: THE ENAMEL SHELF CANNOT BE USED FOR COMBINATION COOKING.

A specific restriction on using the enamel shelf.

Combination Cooking (Continued)

Containers to use

Restrictions on plastic containers and suitability of heatproof glass.

CAUTION:

Warning about hot items and handling.

Combination 1. Convection and Microwave

Do not use this program with less than 200g (7oz) of food.

Minimum food quantity requirement for this program.

Combination 1. Convection and Microwave (Continued)

DO NOT USE THE ENAMEL SHELF FOR COMBINATION COOKING.

Specific restriction on enamel shelf.

Combination 1. Convection and Microwave (Continued)

Guidelines

Notes on cooking uncovered and cleaning accessories.

CAUTION:

Warning about hot items and handling.

Combination 2. Grill and Microwave

Combination 2. Grill and Microwave (Continued)

DO NOT USE THE ENAMEL SHELF FOR COMBINATION COOKING.

Reiterates restriction on enamel shelf.

Guidelines

Notes on cooking uncovered and cleaning.

CAUTION:

Warning about hot items and handling.

Combination 3. Convection, Grill and Microwave

Combination 3. Convection, Grill and Microwave (Continued)

DO NOT USE THE ENAMEL SHELF FOR COMBINATION COOKING.

Reiterates restriction on enamel shelf.

Guidelines

Notes on cooking uncovered.

Combination 3. Convection, Grill or Turbo bake and Microwave

CAUTION:

Warning about hot items and handling.

Auto Weight Cook Programs

When you select an automatic program symbols will appear...

Explanation of symbols indicating cooking mode and accessories.

Auto Weight Cook Programs (Continued)

Guidelines for Use

Rules for using auto weight programs, including weight ranges and checking food.

Minimum/Maximum Weights to use on Auto Weight Programs

Table listing min/max weights for auto weight programs.

Auto Weight Cook Programs (Continued)

Fresh Vegetables

Instructions for cooking fresh vegetables using auto program.

Frozen Vegetables

Instructions for cooking frozen vegetables using auto program.

Fresh Fish

Instructions for cooking fresh fish using auto program.

Breaded Fish

Instructions for cooking breaded fish using auto program.

Auto Weight Cook Programs (Continued)

Whole Chicken

Instructions for cooking whole chicken using auto program.

Cooking and Reheating Guidelines

When is food reheated?

How to determine if food is reheated (piping hot).

Foods that cannot be stirred...

How to check if unstirred foods are heated.

Cooking and Reheating Guidelines (Continued)

Mince Pies

Caution against overheating mince pies due to filling temperature.

Babies' Bottles - Caution

Safety precautions for heating baby bottles and the microwave's unsuitability for sterilizing.

Reheating Charts

BABIES BOTTLES – CAUTION

Detailed safety instructions for heating baby bottles.

POINTS FOR CHECKING

Advice on checking food for piping hot temperature after reheating.

Cooking Charts

BACON AND PORK - from raw - CAUTION: Hot fat!

Cooking instructions for bacon and pork with safety warnings.

BEANS & PULSES - should be pre-soaked...

Guidelines for cooking beans and pulses, including pre-soaking and boiling time.

Cooking Charts (Continued)

BEEF - CAUTION: Hot fat!

Cooking instructions for beef with safety warnings and temperature guidelines.

Cooking Charts (Continued)

CHICKEN from raw - CAUTION: Hot Fat!

Cooking instructions for chicken with safety warnings.

Cooking Charts (Continued)

FISH - FRESH from raw.

Cooking instructions for fresh fish.

Cooking Charts (Continued)

GAME- Caution: Hot fat! Remove dish with care.

Cooking instructions for game with safety warnings.

Cooking Charts (Continued)

LAMB - from raw - CAUTION: Hot Fat!

Cooking instructions for lamb with safety warnings.

Increasing and Decreasing Recipes

Increasing Recipes

How to adjust recipes for more servings.

Decreasing Recipes

How to adjust recipes for fewer servings.

Using Recipes from Other Books

Guidance on adapting recipes from other cookbooks for this oven.

Guidance on adapting recipes from other cookbooks for this oven.

Cooking for One

Always check the food during cooking.

Importance of checking food during cooking for single servings.

Fish

WHEN IS FISH COOKED?-

How to tell when fish is cooked.

Meat and Poultry

Defrosted joints

Advice on thawing and standing defrosted meat joints.

Standing time

Minimum standing times for meat and poultry.

Vegetables and Vegetarian

JACKET POTATOES - Cooking by MICROWAVE only

Guidelines for cooking jacket potatoes by microwave.

Before Cooking:

Steps to prepare potatoes before microwave cooking.

Pasta, Rice & Beans

Spicy Tomato Pasta

Recipe for Spicy Tomato Pasta.

Cheese & Egg dishes

Cheese & Red Pesto Tarlets

Recipe for Cheese & Red Pesto Tarlets.

Sauces & Preserves

Wooden spoons

Cautions regarding the use of wooden spoons.

Sauces & Preserves (Continued)

Dish size

Importance of using large bowls for preserves and not leaving unattended.

Do not seal preserving jars in your MICROWAVE

A specific prohibition for preserving jars.

Pastry

Shortcrust Pastry

Recipe for Shortcrust Pastry.

Pastry (Continued)

Minced Beef and Onion Pie

Recipe for Minced Beef and Onion Pie.

Pastry (Continued)

Apple Pie

Recipe for Apple Pie.

Pastry (Continued)

Baked Jam Roly Poly Pudding

Recipe for Baked Jam Roly Poly Pudding.

Pastry (Continued)

Lemon Meringue Pie

Recipe for Lemon Meringue Pie.

Pastry (Continued)

Apple Strudel

Recipe for Apple Strudel.

Desserts & Baking

Creamy Rice Pudding

Recipe for Creamy Rice Pudding.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Syrup Sponge Pudding

Recipe for Syrup Sponge Pudding.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Eve's Pudding

Recipe for Eve's Pudding.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Crème Caramel

Recipe for Crème Caramel.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Bread & Butter Pudding

Recipe for Bread & Butter Pudding.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Fruit Crumble

Recipe for Fruit Crumble.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Christmas Pudding

Recipe for Christmas Pudding.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Celebration Cake

Recipe for Celebration Cake.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Chocolate Cake

Recipe for Chocolate Cake.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Fruity Cream-Cheese Cake

Recipe for Fruity Cream-Cheese Cake.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Banana Cake

Recipe for Banana Cake.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Coffee and Walnut Cake

Recipe for Coffee and Walnut Cake.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Pecan Sour Cream Cake

Recipe for Pecan Sour Cream Cake.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Boiled Fruit Cake

Recipe for Boiled Fruit Cake.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

American Cookies

Recipe for American Cookies.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Chocolate Brownies

Recipe for Chocolate Brownies.

Desserts & Baking (Continued)

Streusel Topped Fruit Muffins

Recipe for Streusel Topped Fruit Muffins.

Bread & Pizza

To prove dough

How to prove dough using convection at 40°C.

Standard/Whole Bread

Ingredients and method for standard and wholemeal bread.

Bread & Pizza (Continued)

Focaccia

Recipe for Focaccia.

Bread & Pizza (Continued)

Pizza Alle Cipole

Recipe for Pizza Alle Cipole.

Questions and Answers

Building-in Your Oven

Technical Specifications

Input Power

Maximum input power and power consumption for different modes.

Output Power

Microwave, grill, and convection output power.

Technical Specifications (Continued)

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