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Whirlpool MT4110SP manual

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    MICROWAVE OVENS ens, Compactors, Room Au Conditioners, Dehumidlflers, Automallc Washers, Clothes Dryers, Freezers. Refrigerator-Freezers, Ice Makers. Dishwashers,[...]

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    This booklet covers operating instructions for the microwave oven ONLY. Please refer to the range “Use and Care Guide” for conven- tional gas range operating instructions. Your responsibilities.. l Proper installation and safe use of your microwave range are your personal responsibilities. Read this “Use and Care Guide” carefully for import[...]

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Safety Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    Registration tested to meet ail safety standards Federal law requires that the micro- and regulations set by the federal wave oven manufacturer keep a per- government. It has been tested and is manent record of the owner and ioca- listed by the Underwriters Labora- tion of this microwave oven. To com- tories, Inc. As with any appliance in ply with [...]

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    Additional safety considerations in- clude: Do not operate the oven when empty. Tbe removable glass shelf MUST ALWAYS BE IN PLACE WHENEVER the oven is in use. Do not lean on the oven door. The door is designed to close tightly and seal properly for safe operation. Leaning on the door may warp or break the hinges. Do not operate the oven if it has b[...]

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    the use of an adapter. Attaching the adapter ground terminal to the outlet cover screw does NOT ground the oven unless the outlet is grounded through the house wiring. It is the personal responsibility and obligation of the owner to contact a qualified electrician and bave the adapter properly grounded and polarized. 3-Prong CAUTION: Do not under a[...]

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    Time Readout Display, Displays the current time- of-day except when oven is in use. When oven is in use, the readout will dis- play defrost or cook time, temperature of food when using Probe or a timing when using the TIMER function. Indicator Lights ’ / Lights automatically turn on when the correspond- ing function pads are touched. (Example: to[...]

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    Touch Pads Just as many of today’s telephones of- fer “touch-tone” dialing, your new microwave oven offers touch-tone programming. When any of the pads are touched in proper sequence, a sound can be heard indicating that the entry has been accepted. If no sound is heard, the oven has not ac- cepted the entry. Oven Light The oven light automat[...]

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    3. Touch the clock PiId ;*g:iin ;111d touch the reset pad to lock in the lime sntting. (ig [-q pq Once the clock is properly set, the cor- rect timeufday wil! appear in the Time Readout Display except when the oven is set for a defrost, hold, cook, minute timer or temperature probe operation. To recall the time-of-day when the oven is in use, just [...]

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    For example, if you wish to set a 3% minute timing operation touch the following numbered pads in se- quence - 3, 3, 0. 3:30 will appear in the Time Read- out Display. 3. Touch the start/stop pad and the timing begins. When the start/stop pad is touched a click sound may be heard. The display will stop counting if the door is opened. To restart Tim[...]

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    0 4 cl 5 Cl 6 EEI 0 0 1:30 will appear in the Time Read- out Display. The oven can be set for up to 99 minutes and 99 seconds oi cooking. 3. Touch the start/stop pad and cook- ing begins. When the start/stop pad is touched you can hear a sound from the fan while the oven is operating. When the Time Readout Display counts down to “0” an electron[...]

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    - I VARIABLE POWER: SETTING #9 #8 i#7 #6 #5 #4 #3 #2 #l #O TERMS USED IN COOKBOOK MEDIUM HIGH-9 ROAST-8 BAKE-7 REHEAT-6 MEDIUM- 5 SIMMER-4 SLOW COOK-3 LOW-2 WARM-1 HOLD-o SUGGESTED USES Reduce to this setting if food is cooking too vigorously on full power. Saute vegetables in butter. Meats; whole poultry; cheese and egg dishes; clams, oysters, sca[...]

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    To set the oven for Variable Power cooking: 1. Touch the cook 1 pad. The cook 1 indicator light will turn on. 0O:OO will appear in the Time Readout Display. 2. Enter desired cooking time by touching the numbered pads. For example, if you wish to reheat leftovers for 1% minutes touch the numbered pads 1,3,0 in sequence. 1:30 will appear in the Reado[...]

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    Touch the numbered pad “6.” 60. the power level selected (6), will appear in the Readout Display un- til the start/stop pad is touched. Cl I 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 0 5. Touch the start/stop pad and Var- iable Power Cooking begins. [-?i--] The preselected cooking time will reappear in the Readout Display and will begin to count down to “0.” D[...]

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    2. Enter the new timing or tempera- ture setting by touching the desired numbered pads. Touch the numbered pads 2,0,0 in sequence. 2:00 will appear in the Readout Display. 3. Now, touch the start/stop pad. The Readout Display will begin counting down at the new timing of 2:oo. To change a Power Level setting: 1. Touch the function pad you wish to c[...]

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    Automatic Defrost Feature This feature offers the time saving benefit of being able to defrost food quickly and conveniently with a mini- mum of handling all in just a matter of minutes. EIEIEI When the defrost pad is touched, the oven automatically cycles on 20 seconds allowing food to defrost then off 40 seconds allowing food to rest. mmm This cy[...]

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    prevent cooking. Dense items such as solid roasts and lasagna or large items such as turkey that can not be separated or stirred during defrosting may begin to show signs of cooking around the outer edges before the center is thawed. Slowing the defrost cycle during the last l/4 or % of the operation will prevent this from hap- pening. Slowing down[...]

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    Cl 0 Touch the numbered pad “5.” 50, the power level selected (5), will appear in the Readout Display un- til the start/stop pad is touched. 5. Touch the start/stop pad and vari- able power defrosting begins. The preselected defrost time reap- pears in the Readout Display and begins to count down to “0.” During a Variable Power Defrost oper[...]

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    Basic Program How To Set The Oven Possible Variations Operation #I: 1. Touch defrost pad. 1. Defrost using normal defrost Defrost 2. Enter desired defrost time. cycle. 3. For Variable Power Defrost- 2. Defrost using Variable Power a] Touch power level pad. Defrost. b) Enter power level. Operation t/2: I. Touch cook 1 pad. I. Cook at Full Power. Coo[...]

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    To set oven for a cook 1 - cook 2 program: 1. Touch cook 1 pad. The cook 1 indicator light will turn on. 2. Enter desired cooking time by touching the numbered pads. For example, if you wish to bring soup to a boil and then reduce the power to gently simmer to develop flavor - Set cook 1 cooking time for 10 min- utes of cooking by touching the numb[...]

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    Set cook 2 cooking time for I hour by touching the numbered pads 6, 0. 0. 0. in sequence. 60:00 will appear in the Readout Display. 5. Touch the power level pad. 40. the power level selected (4) will appear in the Readout Display. “Hi” will appear in the Readout Display. 7. Touch the start/stop pad and cook 1 - cwk 2 program cooking begins. 6. [...]

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    Do not use the probe for a defrost operation. Use the Temperature Pro- be for microwave cooking only. It is not designed for use in conventional cooking. Store the probe outside the oven when not in use. The Automatic Plug In Turn Tray (a microwave accessory) can not be used when the Temperature Probe is in use. Refer to the Use and Care Booklet th[...]

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    The oven can be set in 50 in- crements from 100° up to 195O. If a temperature is set in lo incre- ments, the oven will heat to the nearest 5O. For example, if a tem- perature of 1260 is set, the oven will turn off when the food reaches 1 30°F. 5. If a Variable Power setting is de- sired - Touch the power level pad. Then, enter the desired power l[...]

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    When food reaches the preset temper- ature, an electronic beep will sound for 3 seconds. If a preset temperature below 140°F. was selected, the oven will automatically turn off. If a preset temperature of 140” or above was se- lected, the oven will automatically go into a special probe-hold operation. - - -- Special Probe-Hold Feature Your oven [...]

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    150 - 155O 160 - 165O 170 - 175O 180 - 185O 190 - 195O Heat canned vegetables, leftovers, meal-on-a-plate (do not use aluminum TV dinner tray with Temperature Pro- be), heat well done meats, pasta and rice dishes. Cook beef to well done and whole fish. Heat water-based soup, sauces and beverages, pre- cooked main dishes or casseroles, fruit dishes [...]

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    5. Touch the start/stop pad. [T] The correct time-ofday will reappear in the Readout Display. The colon (:) will flash to tell you that the oven has been set for a Delay Start operation. When the time-of-day clock displays 5:30, the oven will automatically turn on and will cook the food. At the end of the preselected cooking time, the oven will aut[...]

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    start oven. If oven does not both units are on at the same time. operate after one hour, service will be required.) Cooking times will also be affected if the glass shelf is not in place. 3. Does food take longer to cook than suggested times given in the cook- If more or larger amounts of food book? The voltage in your area are placed in the oven t[...]

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    NOTES 28[...]

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    If you need service or assistance, we suggest you follow these four steps: 1 Before calling l for assistance.. . Performance problems often result from little things you can find and fix yourself without tools of any kind. If nothing operates: l Is the range correctly plugged into a live circuit with the proper voltage? l Have you checked the main [...]

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    Making your world a little easier Part N0. 678071/MB-126-013-99 Printed in U.S.A rmallc Washers. Clothes Dryers, Freezers, Relrlgerator-Freezers. Ice Makers, Dishwashers, Bwlt-In Ovens and Surlace Unlls. Ranges, Microwave Ov[...]