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PN316902496 TINSLB024MRR0 Jan 2012 U se & Car e Guide Conv ection Micro wav e Oven Guía de U so y Cuidado Micr oondas de convección Mode d’emploi et d’entr etien F our de Micro-onde à conv ection[...]
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E 2 P lease read and sa ve th is guide Tha nk you for choo sing El ect rolux, th e new pre mium bra nd in ho me app lian ces . This U se & Care G uid e is pa r t of our c ommi tment to cu stomer s atisf actio n and p roduc t qua lit y thro ugho ut the se r vi ce life of your ne w appliance. We view y ou r purc hase a s the be ginni ng of a rela[...]
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E 3 Safety IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Whe n usin g ele ct ric al app lian ce s, bas ic sa fety pre cauti ons s hould b e followed to reduc e the ri sk of burn s, ele ctr ic sh ock, f ire, inju r y to per so ns or exposure to e xcessive microw ave energy: • RE AD ALL instructions bef ore using the app li - anc e. •?[...]
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E 4 Safety What y ou ne ed to kn ow about sa fet y ins truction s Warning a nd Impo r t ant Ins truc tion s app ear ing in th is gui de are n ot mean t to cov e r all po ss ible co nditi ons and si tuatio ns that m ay occur . Com mon se ns e, cautio n and c are mu st be exerci sed w hen in sta lling, maintaining or operating a microwa ve. A L W AY [...]
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E 5 GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS This a ppli ance m ust b e groun ded. T his oven is e quipp ed with a c ord h aving a grou nding wi re with a grou nding p lug. It mu st be pl ugg ed into a wall re ce ptacl e that is p rope rly i nst alle d an d grou nde d in acco rda nce with t he Nati onal El ec tric al Cod e and l oca l code s an d ordin anc es. In t [...]
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E 6 About safet y • Chec k foods to se e that th eya re co oked to the United St ates D epa r tme nt of Agri cultur e’ s r eco m - mended temper atures. Te m p Fo od 16 0 ˚ F For f res h por k, gro und me at, bo ne - les s white pou ltr y , fi sh, seafo od, eg g dish es an d frozen pr epa red foo d. 16 5 ˚[...]
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E 7 About f ood Foo d Do Do n' t Eggs, sausages, nuts, seeds, fruits & vegetables • Punc tur e eg g yolks be fore c oo kin g to preven t “e xplosion” . • Pier ce s kin s of pot atoe s, ap pl es, s qua sh, h ot dog s an d sau sa ge s so th at ste am e sc ape s. • Coo k eg gs in s he lls . • Reheat whole eggs. • [...]
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E 8 Information You Need To Know About ute nsils and cov erings It is not ne ce ss ar y to buy all new co ok ware. Ma ny piec es a lread y in your ki tchen c an be u sed s ucc es sfully in your Convecti on Mic rowav e Oven. T he cha r t b elow will he lp you dec ide wha t utensi ls an d covering s shoul d be us ed in e ach mo de. Utensils and Cove [...]
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E 9 Information You Need To Know Utensils and Cove r in g s Mic rowave On l y Conv ect ion, Broil Fast Roast, Fas t B ak e Pa pe r , ove na b l e YES YES - For tempe rature s up to 40 0˚ F .D onotusefo r broiling. YES - Fo r tempe ratur es up to 400˚F . Mi cr owave - s afe plastic containers YES - Use fo r rehe ating a nd defrostin[...]
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E 10 Part Names 1 Control panel 2 V entil ation op ening s 3 Mode l / Ser ial l abe l 4 Doo r sea ls an d sea ling su r face s 5 Safet y doo r latche s — The oven will not ope rate unle ss th e door i s se cure ly clo sed. 6 Oven doo r with se e -throu gh window 7 Door handle 8 Door hinges 9 T urntable motor sha f t 10 Menu la be l 11 O ven light[...]
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E 11 Control panel and menu Numbe r nex t to the contr ol pan el illu stra tion indic ates pag es on w hich th ere a re feature d es cripti ons a nd us age infor mati on. Refer to the me nu lab el for q uick refe ren ce s. W ords in the lower portion of the display will light to indicate what function is in progr ess. 1 9, 2 0 1 9, 21 13 30 1 9, 21[...]
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12 Before Operating • Before op er ating your new Co nvection Mic ro - wav e Oven m ake sure you rea d and un der st and this Use a nd Ca re Gui de com pletely . • Before the C onvectio n Microwave Oven can be used , fo llo w thes e proc edures : 1. Plug in the oven. Clos e the do or . The oven disp lay will show EN JO Y Y OUR O VEN T OUC[...]
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E 13 Manual Operation • Supp ose you want to defro st for 5 min utes at 3 0%. Procedure S tep T ou ch/ D isplay 1 . Enter d efros ting tim e 500 . 5:00 tOUCH StArt Or tOUCH POWer LeVeL 2. T ou ch powe r leve l and numbe r 3 . tOUCH POWer LeVeL nUMBer P-3 0 tOUCH StArt 3. T ouch S TA R T. Y ou can program up to 4 automatic cooking sequences. Fo[...]
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E 14 E Auto Cook The se ns or is a se mi- c ondu ctor devic e that detec ts the vapo r (moisture a nd hum idit y) e mit ted fro m the food a s it heat s. Th e sen sor a djus ts the co oki ng times a nd power l evel for variou s foods a nd quantiti es. USING S ENSOR MODES: 1. After oven is plugged in, wait 2 minutes before using sensor modes. 2. Be [...]
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E 15 Me lt , S of ten melt, soften automa tica lly com putes th e cor rec t heatin g time an d micr owa ve power level for sof ten - ing an d melt ing food s shown in the c har t. • Supp ose you want to mel t 1 squa re of cho colate. Procedure S tep T ou ch/ D isplay 1. To u c h melt , sof ten pad. See LABeL SeLe Ct fOOd nUMBer 2. Se lec t de [...]
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E 16 Defrost defrost automat ica lly defrosts all t he foods found in the D efrost char t below . • Supp ose you want to defro st a 2.0 pound stea k. Procedure S tep T ou ch/ D isplay 1. To u c h defrost pad. See LABeL SeLe Ct fOOd nUMBer 2. T ou ch numb er 2 for st eak. SteA K CHOP fISH USe MICr O WAVe SAfe dISH ent er WeIg H t 3. Enter weigh[...]
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E 17 Auto Cook Defrost char t Setting/F ood Amount Procedure 1. G round Meat 0.5 - 3.0 lb R emove any thawed pie ce s af ter e ach st age. Let s tan d, covered, for 5 to 1 0 m inutes . 2. Steaks/ Chops / Fish 0.5 - 4.0 lb Af ter e ach st age, re ar ran ge an d if the re are war m or th awed por tion s, shie ld with s mall f lat pi ec es of alu minu[...]
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E 18 Auto Cook Manual defrost If the food th at you wish to defr ost i s not listed o n the Def rost c har t or is a bove or below the li mits in the “ A mo unt ” colum n on the D efro st cha r t , you ne ed to de frost manually . Y ou ca n defro st any frozen foo d, eithe r raw or p revi- ousl y cooked, by us ing Power level 3. Follow the exac[...]
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E 19 Fast R ec ip e has 8 functions : veggies, meats* , poultr y , fish, casserole, breads, desser t* an d sn acks . Each f uncti on will automatica lly compu te the cor re ct co oking ti me and mi crowav e p ower level for food s shown in the foll owing cha r ts . * Function s with pre he at. TO COOK WITH P REHE A T • Supp ose you want to bro[...]
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E 20 Fast Recipe V eggies chart * Mic r owave men u Setting/F ood Amount Procedure 1 . Bake d Po t ato* 1 - 8 med. Pierce with fo rk in severa l plac es . Place on pa pe r tow e l on tur ntabl e. Af ter co oking, r emove from oven and le t sta nd wra ppe d in foil for 5 to 1 0 minu tes. 2. F resh V eggies * : Sof t Broccoli Brussels sprouts Cabbage[...]
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E 21 Fast Recipe Meats chart * Mic r owave men u ** With preheat Setting/F ood Amount Procedure 1 . Beef Franks* 1 - 6 P lace hot do g in bun. Wrap e ach with p ape r tow e l or na pkin. T o uch meats pad a nd the num ber 1 . Enter the q uantit y of hot d ogs a nd tou c h S TA R T . 2. G round Meat* 0.25 - 2. 0 lb Use this set ting to co ok grou nd[...]
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E 22 Fast Recipe Fish chart * Mic r owave men u Setting/F ood Amoun t Procedure 1. Fish /Seaf ood* 0.25 - 2.0 lb Ar ran ge in rin g aro und sh allow gla ss dis h (roll fill et with e dge s unde rne ath). Cov er wi th pla stic wr ap. Af ter co oking, l et sta nd, cov e red, 3 minutes. 2. Salmon Fille t 0.5 - 2.0 lb Place sa lmon o n low rack . No pr[...]
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E 23 Fast Recipe CARAM ELIZED ONION , GREEN BE A N, AN D TOMA TO GR A TIN Yield: 6 se r vings 5 cups cut fre sh g ree n bea ns (abo ut 1 pou nd) ¼ teaspoon bla ck pepper Cooking spray 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar 3 cups th inly sliced onion 1 teaspoon dried b asil 6 garlic clo ves, minced ½ teaspoon dried or ega no 2 teaspoons sugar 4 Roma toma[...]
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E 24 Fast Recipe Bread s / Grain char t * Mic r owave men u Setting/F ood Amount Rack Procedure 1 . C res cent Rolls 1 or 2 piz za pan 1 piz za pa n Low rack 2 piz za pa ns High r ack an d turntable Idea l for ref rige rate d cre sce nt rolls . Prepa re acc ordi ng to packa ge and p lace o n a 1 2 - inch piz z a pan. No p reh eat is required. 2. F [...]
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E 25 Fast Recipe Desser t char t ** With preheat Setting/F ood Amoun t Rack Procedure 1. Bundt cake 1 c a ke No rack Idea l for pac kage d cake mix o r your own reci pe. Prepa re acco rdin g to package o r rec ipe dire cti ons an d plac e in a grea se d and fl oure d bun dt pan. Plac e pan in oven. Cool before frosting and ser ving. 2. Cookies** 1 [...]
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E 26 Fast Features F ast Bake, Fast Roast This oven ha s two pre - prog ram med s et tings th at make it ea sy to cook with both c onvectio n heat a nd micro wav e autom atically (Mix) . Setting Ove n temperature Mic rowave powe r Fast Roast 3 0 0˚ F 3 0% Fa s t B ake 32 5˚ F 10 % With the exceptio n of those fo ods tha t cook b est by conv ectio[...]
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E 27 Fast Features Helpfu l hin ts for co nv e ction fast bake and fast roast cook ing Y our Co nvection Mi crowave Ov e n can c ook a ny food pe r fe ctly b eca use of the n umbe r of ways it can c ook: mi crowav e o nly , f ast ba ke, fast roas t or convectio n only . T his Use & Ca re Gui de tells you how to progra m the oven. The oven can n[...]
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E 28 Fast Features F ast Bake char t Item Procedure Cakes: Y ou r re ci pe o r mi x T ube or B undt Ca kes FastBake,350˚ Fforthr ee -four t hsthere com men dedti me. * Angel Food FastBake,350˚ Ffor25to30minutes. Loaf Cakes o r Qui ck Bre ads FastBa ke,350˚ Fforthre e -four th stherec om[...]
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E 29 Fast Features F ast Roast char t Cut Time Beef Roasts (tender cuts) Rar e 12-14min./lbatFastRoast,325˚F Medium 13-15min./lbatFastRoast,325˚F W ell Done 14-17min./lbatFastRoast,325˚F Roasts (less tender cuts) Rare 12-15min./lbatFastRoast,325˚F Medium 13-17?[...]
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E 30 Fast Features Conv ect ion ( C on v) Dur ing co nvection he ating, hot a ir is ci rculate d throu ghou t the oven cavit y to brown and cr isp foo ds quick ly an d evenly . T his oven can b e pro gra mme d for ten dif fe rent c onvection c ook ing temp era tures for up to 99 min utes, 9 9 sec ond s. The oven should not b e used wit hout the tur[...]
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E 31 Fast Features Bro il Prehe ating i s automati c when th e bro il s e t ti n g is us ed. Onl y actua l coo king ti me is e ntered; the ov e n s ign als whe n i t i s p reh eated to 450 ˚ F . Oven tempe rature c ann ot be cha nge d. Use Br oil set tin g for steaks, c hops , chicken p iec es an d many othe r foods. •[...]
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E 32 Fast Features F rozen Meals Fro ze n Meal s automati call y heat s foods 6 - 1 7 oz. Use thi s pad for fr ozen, convenien ce food s. It will give satisfa ctor y r esu lts for mo st br and s. Y ou may wish to tr y s everal an d cho ose your favorite. Rem ove package from outer wrapping and follo w package dire ctio ns for coveri ng. Af ter co o[...]
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E 33 User pref user p ref p rovide s 4 feature s that ma ke using your ov e n easy because specific instructions are provide d in the inter acti ve display . 1. CHILD LOCK The Ch ild Loc k prevents unwanted oven ope rati on such a s by small c hildre n. Th e ov e n can b e set so that the c ontrol p ane l is dea ctivated or lo cked. T o set, touch [...]
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E 34 More or less time a djustment Shoul d you disc over that you like any of the Auto Cook , Fast Recip e* , Frozen Meals o r Rehe at slig htly more d one, touch th e power lev el pad o nce af ter touchin g your choi ce of pads o r before tou ching S TA R T p ad. The di spl ay will show MORE or WE LL DONE . Shoul d you disc ov e r that you like an[...]
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E 35 Tim er on - of f • Supp ose you want to time a 3 -min ute long distance phone cal l. Procedure S tep To u c h 1. To u c h time r on - of f . 2. Enter time. 300 3. To u c h tim er on - of f . T he time r will count d own. T o can cel th e time r , touch the STOP/ CLEAR pad once. NOTE timer on-of f oper ates as a k itche n time r and cann o[...]
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E 36 EX TERIOR Clea n the out side wi th mild s oap an d water; rins e and dr y with a sof t cloth. Do n ot use any t yp e of household or abrasive cleaner . DOOR Wipe the w indow on both s ide s with a da mp cloth to remove any spills or s pat ter s. Me tal pa r ts w ill be eas ier to ma intai n if wipe d fre quent ly with a da mp cloth. Avoid the[...]
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E 37 If “ NO” is th e answer to any of the a bove ques - tions , ple ase ch eck e lec tric al outl et , fuse a nd / or circuit b rea ker . If t hey are func tionin g prop - erly , CO NT ACT YOUR NE AREST E LECTROLUX A UTHORIZED SERVICER. A Convecti on Micr owave Oven should never be ser vic ed by a “do - it- yourself ” r epair p er son. NOT[...]
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E 38 EW2 7SO60LS / EW30SO60 LS AC Line V olt age: UL Ratin g: Singl e pha se 1 20V , 60Hz, Ac onl y CSA Ratin g: Single pha se 1 1 7V , 60 Hz, Ac only AC P ower Required: UL Rating: 1 .6 K w , 1 3. 7 amp s CSA Ratin g: 1 .5 K w , 1 3.0 amp s Ou tp u t Powe r:* Mi cr owave 9 0 0 wa t t s Conv ection 1 450 w at ts Frequen cy: 24 5 0 M H z Outside Dim[...]
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E 39 Warranty Information MAJOR A PP LIA NCE W ARR ANT Y INFORMA TION Y our a pp lia nc e i s cover e d by a one ye ar l imi te d war ra nt y. For one ye ar f ro m your o r igi na l date o f pur ch as e, El ec tr olu x wil l re pa ir or re pl ac e any p ar ts of th is a pp lia nc e th at p rove to be de fe cti ve in ma ter ia ls o r wor km an sh ip[...]