Electrolux 316495005 manuale d’uso

U se & Car e Guide Ov er the Range Micro wav e Oven P/N 316495005 TINSEB481MRR1 U se & Car e Guide Ov er the Range Micro wav e Oven Guía de U so y Cuidado Horno micr oondas sobre la estufa Mode d’emploi et d’entr etien F our à micro-ondes au dessu s de la cuis inière[...]

E 2 P REC A UT IONS TO A V OID POSS IBLE E XPOSURE T O E X CES SIV E MICRO W A V E ENE RG Y (a) Do not at tempt to op erate this o ven wit h th e d oor op en sin ce ope n- door o pera tion ca n r esult in h armf ul exp osure to mic rowa ve e ner gy . It is impor t ant n ot to d efeat or ta mpe r with the safet y interl ocks. (b) Do not pla ce any o[...]

E 3 Finding Information ......................................... 2 Precautions to Avoid Possible Exposure to Excessive Microwave Energy ................... 2 T able of Contents ............................................ 3 Important Safety Instructions ......................... 4 Unpacking and examing your oven ............... 5 Grounding Instruc[...]

E 4 When u sing e lec trica l appli ance s bas ic safet y pre cautio ns sho uld be followed, inc luding th e following: T o red uce the r isk of b urns, electr ic sho ck, f ire, inju r y to p er sons o r exp osure to ex ce ssi ve microwa ve en ergy: SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 1 . Rea d a ll in st ru ct ion s b efo re us in g t he ap pl i- an ce. 2. Re[...]

E 5 Ope n the bot tom of the car ton, b end the c ar ton fla ps back a nd tilt the oven over to re st on pl astic foam pad. Lif t car ton of f ov e n and remove all packing mater ials , W ALL an d T OP CABIN ET TEMPL A T ES. SA V E THE CARTON AS IT MA Y M AKE IN ST ALL A TION E ASIER . 1 . Remove the featu re sticker f rom the outsi de of the do or[...]

E 6 Grounding Instructions Figure 1 Gr oun d Re cep tac le Op eni ng fo r Power C ord This appliance must be grounded. This ov en is equipped with a cord ha ving a grounding wire with a ground- ing plu g. It must b e plug ged in to a w a ll rec eptac le that is p rope rly in stall ed an d groun ded in a ccor dance with the Natio nal Ele ctr ical Co[...]

E 7 Abo ut your ov en This Use and Care Guide is valuable : read it carefully and a lways sav e it fo r referen ce. N E V E R u s e t h e ove n w i th ou t t h e t ur n ta b l e a n d supp or t nor turn the tur ntable over s o th at a lar ge dish cou ld be place d in t he o ven. Th e turntabl e will turn b oth clock wis e and cou nterclo ck wise. A[...]

E 8 C h i l d r e n b e l o w t h e a g e o f 7 s h o u l d u s e t h e mi c row ave ove n w it h a s u pe r vi s in g p e r so n ve r y nea r to them. Bet ween the a ges of 7 a nd 1 2, the supe r visi ng per son s hould b e in the sa me room. The ch ild must b e a ble to reac h th e ov e n comfor t- ably; i f not, he/she sho uld sta nd on a stur d[...]

E 9 Abo ut food Food Do Don' t Eggs, sausages, nuts, seeds, fruits & vegetables • Punc ture e gg yolks before co oking t o prevent “explosi on” . • P i e r c e s k i n s o f p o t a t o e s , a p p l e s , squ as h, hot do gs a nd sa us age s so that stea m esca pes . • Co ok egg s in she lls. • Re heat who le egg s. • D r y [...]

E 10 Abo ut ute nsil s and coverings Th e foll owi ng cover in gs a re i dea l: • P a pe r towels a re go od for c overi ng fo ods fo r r e h e a t i n g a n d a b s o r b i n g f a t w h i l e c o o k i n g baco n. • Wa x p a p e r c a n b e u s e d f o r c o o k i n g a n d rehe ating. • P la stic wr ap that is sp ecia lly mar ked for micr [...]

E 11 1 O ven door wit h see -throu gh window 2 D oor hin ges 3 O ven light It will light w hen oven is ope rating o r door i s open. 4 R ack hold er s for two ra ck posi tions. 5 S afety do or latche s The oven will not op erate unle ss the d oor is s ecur ely clo sed. 6 O ne touch do or ope n but ton Push to ope n door . 7 C ontrol pa nel 8 T ime [...]

E 12 Numb er nex t to the control pa nel illu strati on indic ates page s on whic h there a re feature d esc riptions a nd us age infor mation. 1 3 21 -2 2 16 27 19-2 0 Words in the lower portion of the display will light to indicate what function is in progress. 28 2 8 2 8 27 Control panel 2 0 16 2 3 25 1 7 - 18 24 -25 1 4 1 3[...]

E 13 • Before oper ating your new oven m ake s ure you read an d under sta nd this Use and Care Gu ide comp letely . • Before the Ov e r the Range Microwav e Ov e n ca n be us ed, follow thes e proc edure s: 1 . Plug in the ov en. Close the door . The ov en display will show ENJO Y YOUR OV EN PRESS CLE AR AND PRESS CL OCK . 2 . T ou ch the STOP[...]

E 14 • S uppos e you want to de frost for 5 m inutes at 30% . Pro ced u re Step Pres s 1 . Enter d efros ting time. 0 0 5 2. T ou ch powe r level p ad eigh t times to enter a power level of 30% . power level x 8 3. T ouch S T A RT / ad d a mi nut e . ST ART/ add a minute Whe n the de frost time i s comp lete, a lo ng tone wil l soun d and END wil[...]

E 15 Manual Operation The se nso r is a s emi- con ductor devic e th at d etects the vapor (mois ture and hum idit y) emit ted from th e food as i t hea ts. T he se nso r adju sts the c ook ing t i m e s a n d p o w e r l e v e l f o r v a r i o u s f o o d s a n d quanti ties. Usin g Sens or Set t ings: 1 . Af ter oven i s plugg ed in, wait 2 min [...]

E 16 Sensor Settings Reheat Rehe at al lows you to re heat many of your fav o rite foods . Y ou don't ne ed to c alcul ate cook ing time o r power level. • Suppose you want to reh eat las agna . Pro ced u re Step Pres s T ouch r ehea t pad, numbe r 3 for NO S tiR dishe s, and the n pre ss ST AR T /add a mi nu te p ad. reh eat 3 ST ART/ add a[...]

E 17 Cook Co ok w il l au to ma ti ca ll y c om p ute t he m ic r owave powe r a nd co ok in g ti me fo r f oo ds s how n i n t he cha r t be low . Y ou don't ne ed to enter the weight or quan tity of the fo od. • S uppos e you want to cook a baked p otato. Pro ced u re Step Pres s 1 . T ouc h cook p ad, numbe r 1 for Baked Potatoes. cook 1 [...]

E 18 Sensor Settings Food Am oun t Pro ced u re 7 . Rice 0 .5 - 2 cups Pla ce rice int o a deep casserole dish and add double quanti t y of water . C ov e r wi th lid or pla stic wrap. Af ter c ookin g, sti r , cover and let st and 3 t o 5 minutes or u ntil a ll liqui d has been abs orbe d. Ric e Water Siz e of cas sero le dish .5 cup 1 cup 1 .5 q [...]

E 19 Y our ov en has 3 convenient pads to a ssist with meal pr ep a ra tio n. T he re a re s om e f oo ds u nd er Q ui ck brea k fast and E xpre ss lunc h th at use the senso r . See the Se nsor Settings inf or mation on page 1 5. For foods not usi ng the s enso r , fol low the dire ctio ns in the Inter active Dis play to enter qua ntity . NOTES 1 [...]

E 20 Meal Settings Qu ick br eak fas t cha r t (cont .) Food Am oun t Pro ced u re 4. Scra mble d Eggs 1 - 8 egg s For each eg g, use 1 teaspo on of butter o r marga rine an d 1 tables poon of milk. Place bu tter or ma rgar ine in dish, meas uring cup o r cas ser ole la rge enou gh for th e egg to expa nd. Mix e gg an d milk togethe r . Pour on to [...]

E 21 Din ner r eci pes (r ec ip es s er ve 6) Din ner r eci pes Dinn er recip es will cook any of the dinne rs liste d in the c har t by simpl y following the di recti ons i n the lnterac tive Disp lay and on the R ecipe Ca rd. Follow Reci pe Card fo r ingre dients a nd ins truc tions. • Suppose you want to use D inner r ecipe s to cook Y ellow R[...]

E 22 Meal Settings 3. H ER B ROAST POR K Comb ine in sma ll dish: 1 tab lesp oon bu tter , mel ted 2 cloves gar lic, mince d 1 teasp oon dr ied ma rjor am leaves, c rus hed 1 / 2 teasp oon dr ied ore gan o leaves, cr ushe d 1 / 2 teasp oon pe pper Stir well. Br ush o n : 1 (3 pound) b onele ss, p ork loi n, center cu t Place loin in a 1 3 x 9 x 2 -[...]

E 23 Qui ck Set tings au tomatical ly comp ute th e c orre ct heating time and microwa ve power lev el for melting, sof tening a nd warmi ng foods s hown in the cha r t. • S upp ose yo u wan t t o m elt 1 squ are of ch ocol at e. Pro ced u re Step Pres s 1 . T ouc h mel t pad on ce. me lt 2. S elec t des ired foo d by touching n umbe r pad. Ex: T[...]

E 24 Defr ost Defr ost ch ar t Food Am oun t Pro ced u re 1 . Gro und Me at . 5 - 2 lb Remove any thawed pi ece s af ter ea ch st age. Let stan d, covered, fo r 5 to 1 0 mi nutes. 2. S teaks/Chop s . 5 - 3 lb Af ter eac h stage, re ar rang e and if the re ar e warm or th aw e d por tions, shie ld with small flat piec es of a luminu m foil. Re mov e[...]

E 25 Ke e p w a r m a l l o w s y o u t o k e e p f o o d w a r m f o r 30 minu tes. Dir ect u se • Suppose you want to kee p a cu p of so up warm for 30 min utes. Pro ced u re Step Pres s 1 . T ouc h keep wa rm p ad. keep warm 2. Ente r the des ired tim e. 3 0 0 0 3. T o uch ST A RT /add a mi nu te pad. ST ART/ add a minute The o ven will sta r [...]

E 26 User p ref U s e r p r e f p r o vi d e s 4 f e a tu r e s t h a t m a ke u s i n g your oven e asy be caus e s peci fic in struc tions a re provide d in the inter active disp lay . 1 . CHILD LOCK The Child Lock prevents unwanted oven ope ratio n su ch a s by sm al l ch il dre n. T he ove n c an b e se t so that the contr ol pane l i s de acti[...]

E 27 Mul tip le se que nce cooki ng Y our ov en ca n be program med for up to 4 automatic cooki ng sequ ence s, switching from o ne power lev e l set ting to anothe r automatic ally . Some times co oking di recti ons tell you to st ar t on one pow er lev el and then change to a different pow er level. Y our oven can do thi s automatic ally . • S [...]

E 28 Convenient Features Timer • Su p p o s e y o u wa n t t o t i m e a 3 - m i n u t e l o n g dist ance p hone ca ll. Pro ced u re Step Pres s 1 . T ou ch time r / clo ck and numbe r 1 . time r / clock 1 2. Ent e r time. 3 0 0 3. T ouch t imer / clock . T he timer w ill count down. T o can cel the tim er , touch the STOP / cle ar pad on ce. ti[...]

E 29 Ex te rior The outsi de sur f ace is pre coated s teel a nd pla stic. Clea n the ou tside with mild soap a nd water; r inse and dr y with a sof t cloth. D o not use a ny t yp e of hous ehol d or abr asive cle aner . Door Wipe th e window on b oth side s with a da mp cloth to re move any sp ills or sp at ter s. M eta l pa r ts will be e as i e [...]

E 30 Cha rcoal Fil ter Cha rco al Filte r , wh ich was in sta lle d in your Ove r the Range Microwa ve Oven, is used for no nv e nted, recir culat ed ins tallat ion. The filt er shou ld be changed ever y 6 to 1 2 mon ths dep ending o n use. 1 . Dis conne ct p ower to the Ove r the R ange Micro - wave O ven a t t he c ir cui t br ea ker p an el o r [...]

E 31 Pleas e check t he following befor e callin g for ser v ice: Place one c up of water in a glas s meas uring c up in the oven and cl ose the do or se curely . Ope rate the oven for one min ute at HIGH 1 0 0% . A Do es the oven light co me on? YES _ _ _ _ NO _ _ _ _ B Doe s the cool ing fan wor k? (Put your ha nd over the lef t side of l ouver .[...]

E 32 AC Line V ol tage: UL & CSA Rati ng, Single p hase 1 20V , 6 0Hz, AC only AC P ower Re quire d: U L & CSA Ratin g, 1 40 0 watts, 1 2.0 amps. Outp ut Pow e r:* 1 20 0 watt s Frequen cy: 2 450 M Hz Out side D imens ions: 29 29 / 32 " ( W ) x 1 7 1 / 1 6 " ( H) x 1 6 5 / 32 " (D) Cavity D ime nsion s: 22 9 / 1 6 "(W ) [...]

E 33 Over th e rang e micr o wav e oven w a rr ant y Y o ur Over The R ange Mic rowav e Oven i s protec ted by th is warr ant y War r an t y pe ri od Th ro ug h ou r a ut ho ri ze d se r v ic er s , We wi ll : Th e co ns um e r wi ll b e Re sp on si b le fo r: FU LL ON E YE A R WARR A NT Y On e yea r fr om o r i g i n a l p u r - c ha se da te. Pay[...]