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General| Capacity | 0.9 cu. ft. |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 800 W |
| Turntable | Yes |
| Power Levels | 5 |
| Type | Microwave Oven |
| Control Type | Touch Control |
| Voltage | 230 V |
Crucial safety warnings and guidelines for initial use and operation of the microwave oven.
Guidelines for safe use by children and individuals with reduced capabilities.
Proper earthing, plug replacement, and isolation procedures for electrical safety.
Precautions regarding door seals, panel housing, and authorized repairs.
Warnings about placing the oven near heat sources and potential hazards.
Safety advice on heating liquids and avoiding explosions from sealed containers.
Guidelines for positioning the oven on a stable surface with adequate ventilation.
Actions to take in case of smoke or fire, including stopping and disconnecting power.
Warnings for heating liquids, baby food, and cooking eggs in shells.
Recommended cleaning methods for interior, seals, and exterior surfaces.
Ensuring correct voltage, plug usage, and avoiding extension cables.
Specific requirements for oven placement, airflow, and avoiding obstructions.
Procedures for when the oven requires service and warnings about unauthorized repairs.
Essential safety advice, managing short cooking times, and handling small food quantities.
Warnings for foods low in moisture, Christmas pudding, boiled eggs, and foods with skins.
Precautions for heating liquids, removing lids, and avoiding explosions.
Detailed explanation of each button and its function on the microwave control panel.
Procedure to test if a cooking container is safe and suitable for microwave use.
Explanation of power levels and the process for setting cooking time and starting the oven.
Tips for optimal defrosting, including food placement, turning, and shielding.
How to use the auto defrost feature based on food type and weight.
Instructions for utilizing automatic programs based on food weight for cooking and reheating.
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