To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Sharp R-890 Microwave Oven cooks too slowly?
If your Sharp Microwave Oven is cooking food slower than expected, make sure that you have selected the correct power level for your dish.
Why does my Sharp R-890 make a noise?
The Sharp Microwave Oven makes a noise because the microwave energy pulses ON and OFF during cooking or defrosting cycles. This is normal operation.
What to do if the Sharp R-890 Microwave Oven display is lit but the control panel won't work?
If the display of your Sharp Microwave Oven is lit but the control panel does not respond when pressed, check that the door is closed properly. The control panel will not work if the door is not fully closed.
What to do if my Sharp R-890 shows “E01” and makes a long “DE” sound?
If your Sharp Microwave Oven displays “E01” and emits a long “DE” sound, it means the oven has entered the ultra-high temperature protection mode because the oven cavity temperature is higher than 2500C. Press the STOP/CLEAR button to return to standby mode.
What to do if my Sharp R-890 Microwave Oven shows “E03” and makes a long “DE” sound?
If your Sharp Microwave Oven displays “E03” and emits a long “DE” sound, it indicates that the microwave oven has entered the sensor protection mode. Press the STOP/CLEAR button to return to standby mode.
What to do if my Sharp R-890 shows “E02” and makes a long “DE” sound?
If your Sharp Microwave Oven displays “E02” and emits a long “DE” sound, it means the microwave oven has entered the ultra-low temperature protection mode because the oven cavity temperature is lower than 400C. Press the STOP/CLEAR button to return to standby mode.
Why is the outer cabinet of my Sharp R-890 Microwave Oven hot?
The outer cabinet of your Sharp Microwave Oven may become warm to the touch during operation. It is important to keep children away from the appliance when it is in use.
Why is there flashing or arcing inside my Sharp Microwave Oven when cooking?
Flashing or arcing inside your Sharp Microwave Oven during cooking occurs when a metallic object comes into close proximity to the oven cavity. While this may roughen the surface of the cavity, it should not otherwise damage the oven.
Why does condensation form in my Sharp R-890 Microwave Oven?
Condensation forms in the Sharp Microwave Oven 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 water content of the food, with high-moisture foods like potatoes producing more condensation. Condensation trapped in the door glass should clear after a few hours.
Why does draught circulate around the door of my Sharp Microwave Oven?
When the Sharp Microwave Oven is working, air circulates within the cavity. The door does not form an airtight seal, so air may escape from the door. This is normal.
General| Power Output | 900 W |
|---|---|
| Turntable | Yes |
| Grill Power | 1000 W |
| Turntable Diameter | 315 mm |
| Auto Cook Menu | Yes |
| Defrost Function | Yes |
| Grill Function | Yes |
| Convection Function | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
Lists the product name and function in multiple languages.
Presents initial safety warnings and precautions in German, Spanish, French, and Italian.
Continues safety warnings and precautions in Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Portuguese, and English.
Instructions for disposing of the product by private users in the EU and other countries.
Guidelines for businesses on how to discard the product.
Explains the basic principles of microwave energy and how it heats food.
Details the use of the fixed glass flat tray instead of a turntable.
Identifies and labels the main components of the oven.
Lists the accessories that should be provided with the oven.
Explains the control panel's display, indicators, and all functional buttons.
Provides crucial safety guidelines for oven usage, covering placement and children.
Warns about heating liquids, eggs, and foods with high sugar/fat content.
Advises caution regarding hot parts and the use of appropriate materials.
Details safety aspects related to cleaning, maintenance, and intended use environments.
Outlines measures to prevent fire hazards during oven operation.
Provides warnings and checks to prevent injury from oven parts like the door and seals.
Instructs on avoiding electric shock, including not removing the outer cabinet.
Details precautions to avoid explosions and sudden boiling of liquids.
Covers child safety, oven misuse, and other general operational warnings.
Advises on operating the oven empty and using heat-resistant insulators.
Warns against using metal utensils and specifies safe practices for baking trays.
Reinforces using correct accessories and avoiding obstructions during operation.
Details requirements for oven placement, clearance, and ventilation.
Provides instructions for connecting the oven to a power outlet.
Guides on plugging in the oven and understanding the initial display.
Step-by-step guide to set the digital clock in 12 or 24-hour format.
Instructions on how to use the kitchen timer function for timing non-cooking activities.
Details how to set and check the microwave power levels from HIGH to LOW.
Provides recommended power levels for various cooking and defrosting tasks.
Explains how to open the door, start, stop, and cancel cooking processes.
Guides on performing basic microwave cooking, including time input and power selection.
Instructions for using the grill function, including rack usage and timing.
Details how to combine microwave and grill power for faster cooking and browning.
Explains how to set up convection cooking with preheating.
Guides on using the combined microwave and convection cooking modes.
Explains multistage cooking and how to use the delay timer function.
Covers the quick start function and how to activate/deactivate the child lock.
Explains automatic protection mechanisms and the oven's cooling feature.
Details how to defrost food based on its weight.
Explains how to defrost food using a specified time duration.
Guides on how to select and operate automatic cooking programs.
Provides a chart listing food types, weights, cooking times, and power levels for auto menus.
Details which types of cookware are suitable and unsuitable for microwave use.
Provides warnings against using harsh cleaners and emphasizes regular cleaning.
Offers detailed instructions for cleaning the oven exterior, interior, door, and glass tray.
Guides users through simple checks to identify common oven issues.
Lists common problems and their corresponding solutions or explanations.
Details technical specifications including power, dimensions, and capacity.
Lists contact details for SHARP service centers in various countries.
