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WARNING
To avoid the oven chamber from setting on fire:
a. DO NOT cook food excessively. Take care with the oven
when you place paper, plastic or other combustible
material inside to speed up cooking.
b. Before you place paper or plastic bags inside the oven,
remove any wire ties.
c. If any material sets on fire inside the oven, keep the oven
door CLOSED, switch it off and unplug the power cable or
cut off the power supply from the fuse or short circuit
board.
d. DO NOT use the oven chamber for storage. DO NOT leave
paper, kitchen utensils or food inside the chamber when
you are not using it.
To avoid personal injury or damages to property, please follow these instructions:
1.
Do not use the oven to fry food
completely immersed in oil. The oil
could heat up and be dangerous to
handle.
2.
Do not use microwave energy to cook
or reheat eggs in their shell or with the
yolk intact. Pressure could build up
and make them explode. Before you
cook them, perforate the yolk with a
fork or knife.
3.
Perforate
the
skin
tomatoes and similar food before you
cook them in the microwave. If the
skin is perforated, steam can escape
evenly.
4.
Do not use the oven without anything
in the chamber.
5.
Only heat popcorn in bags specially
designed for use in microwaves. The
time required for the popcorn to
start popping varies depending on
the oven watts. Once they stop
popping, switch the microwave off.
Otherwise the popcorn will become
charred or burnt. Do not leave the
IMPORTANT SAFETY REGULATIONS
PRECAUTION
oven unattended.
6.
Do
not
thermometers in the oven. Most
thermometers contain mercury and
could cause electric arcs or damage
the oven.
7.
Do not place metal utensils in the
oven.
8.
Never use paper, plastic or any other
combustible material that is not
of
potatoes,
designed for cooking.
9.
When you cook with paper, plastic or
any other combustible material, follow
the manufacturer's instructions for
use.
10. Do not use paper towels that contain
nylon or any other synthetic fibre.
When synthetic fibres heat up they
could melt and set fire to the paper.
11. Do not heat closed containers or
plastic bags in the oven. Food and
liquid could expand quickly and break
the container or bag. Perforate or open
the container or bag before you heat
it.
KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS SAFE
Due to the surface tension of liquids, such as water, coffee or
tea, they could heat up above their boiling point without
showing signs of boiling.
You will not necessarily see them boiling or bubbling when
you remove the container from the microwave. LIQUIDS
COULD START TO BOIL AND SPLASH WHEN A SPOON OR
OTHER UTENSIL IS INSERTED. To reduce the risk of injury:
i)
Do not reheat the liquid.
ii)
Stir the liquid before you start heating it and halfway
through.
iii) Do not use containers with straight sides and a narrow
neck.
iv) After you have heated the liquid, leave the container to
stand in the microwave briefly before you remove it.
v)
Take care when you insert a spoon or other utensil into
the container.
insert
standard
kitchen
WARNING
12. To
avoid
damaging
consult a doctor or the pacemaker
manufacturer about the effects that
the microwave could have on it.
13. The oven MUST be inspected annually
by an authorised technical service.
Record all inspections and repairs to
keep as a reference.
14. Clean the oven regularly and remove
any traces of food left behind.
15. To avoid the surfaces deteriorating,
keep the oven clean. If the oven is not
cleaned regularly, its service life could
be affected and cause a hazardous
situation.
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