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Melissa PageAug 2, 2025
Why is my Sharp R-860M Microwave Oven cooking so slowly?
- GGabrielle ChavezAug 2, 2025
If your Sharp Microwave Oven is cooking too slowly, make sure that you have selected the correct power level.
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If your Sharp Microwave Oven is cooking too slowly, make sure that you have selected the correct power level.
What to do if the control panel of my Sharp Microwave Oven doesn't work?
If the display is lit but the control panel of your Sharp Microwave Oven does not respond when pressed, the first thing you should do is check that the door is closed properly.
Why does condensation form in my Sharp R-860M Microwave Oven?
Condensation forms because the oven cavity is typically colder than the food being cooked. Steam produced during cooking condenses on the colder surface. The amount of steam depends on the food's water content; foods like potatoes have high moisture. Condensation trapped in the door glass should clear within a few hours.
Why does my Sharp Microwave Oven make a noise?
The microwave energy pulses on and off during cooking and defrosting, which causes the oven to make a noise.
How to prevent potatoes from arcing in my Sharp R-860M?
To prevent potatoes from arcing, ensure all "eyes" are removed and that the potatoes have been pierced. Place them directly onto a dish or similar microwave-safe surface.
Why is there a draught circulating around the door of my Sharp R-860M?
When the oven is working, air circulates within the cavity. The door does not form an airtight seal, so air may escape from the door.
General| Brand | Sharp |
|---|---|
| Model | R-860M |
| Category | Microwave Oven |
| Language | English |
Information for private users on proper disposal of electrical and electronic equipment.
Guidelines for business users on the correct disposal of the microwave oven.
Explanation of the MAFF heating category system and its relation to cooking time.
Details on how microwave energy heats food and the oven's internal components.
Provides key technical details, dimensions, power, and standards compliance of the oven.
Identifies the main parts of the oven.
Lists the accessories provided with the microwave oven.
Explains the digital display and various indicator lights.
Details the purpose of each key on the control panel for operation.
Essential safety guidelines covering installation, operation, and general handling of the appliance.
Specific advice to prevent fire, injury, electric shock, explosion, and burns during use.
Covers warnings about misuse, damage, and specific operational advice for safe use.
Guidelines for correctly placing, venting, and connecting the microwave oven.
Details on power supply, grounding, and plug compatibility for safe operation.
Steps to set the digital clock and use the kitchen timer function.
Explanation of the 6 available microwave power settings and how to select them.
Guidance on opening the door, starting the oven, and using the STOP/CLEAR key.
Instructions for setting time and power for microwave cooking and defrosting.
Instructions for using grill, convection, and combination cooking modes.
How to use the combined microwave and convection cooking function.
Using multistage cooking and setting a delayed start time.
How to use the quick start feature for immediate cooking.
How to defrost food based on its weight.
How to defrost food using a specific time duration.
How to select and use pre-programmed auto cook menus.
Reference chart for auto menu options, weights, times, and power levels.
Guidance on which types of cookware are safe and suitable for microwave ovens.
Instructions for cleaning the oven exterior, interior, control panel, and glass tray.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common problems with the microwave oven.
Information on contacting SHARP for support, repairs, and warranty details.
