User manual BIFINETT KH 800 MICROWAVE

[. . . ] Examine the oven for damage such as a damaged or bowed door, broken or loose hinges, locking mechanism, door seals or dents inside the oven or on the door. This microwave must be placed down upon a stable level surface that is capable of supporting the weight of the appliance and the item being cooked. Do not position the oven near sources of heat, moisture, or in a highly humid atmosphere or close to inflammable materials. Make sure that the space around the oven is unobstructed for 20 cm above, 10 cm behind and for 5 cm on both sides. [. . . ] Stir or shake the contents of babies' bottles or drinks containers. Likewise, be sure to check the temperature before the food is served in order to avoid burns. Cooking appliances can become hot from the heat given off by the hot food. To test whether a utensil or plate is microwave-suitable place the empty utensil or plate in the oven and set the microwave to work on full power for 60 seconds. An empty container that becomes very hot is not suitable for use in a microwave. WARNING: Repairs are only to be carried out by suitably trained and qualified personnel. If food is cooked for too long in the microwave it may smoke or catch fire. For meatballs, during the cooking process: turn the underside of the meatball to the top and move the ones in the centre of the plate to the edge. The ideal material for microwave containers is transparent to microwaves, allowing them to pass straight through the container and heat the food. Therefore metal containers or plates should not be used in microwave ovens. These products contain small metal particles, which can lead to sparking and/or fire. Round/oval containers are preferred, as the food in the corners in angular/long ones can become overcooked. The following list gives you information about which types of cooking utensils are microwave-suitable. Heat resistant glass Heat resistant ceramic Plastic intended for microwave use Kitchen roll Aluminium foil or foil containers Safety door Door glass Ventilation hole Drive shaft Roller support ring Glass turntable Controls DISPLAY Cooking time, power setting, messages and current time are displayed. DEFROST Use this button to defrost frozen meat, poultry or seafood taking account of their weights. The defrosting time and the power setting are determined automatically when you input the type of food to be defrosted and its weight. JET DEFROST Press this button if you wish to set the defrosting time yourself. the oven splits up the defrosting time into appropriate defrosting and resting periods. You can also press the POWER button to check on the selected power setting during cooking. Before you can use the Pre-set function, the microwave must be set to the current time. The current time is always displayed except when the oven is operating. In the event of a power cut or if the oven is not properly closed, the time must be set again. [. . . ] Setting the "SAFETY LOCK" (button lock) The button lock prevents children from operating the oven unsupervised. To activate the button lock, press and hold down the numerical buttons 5 and 7 for three seconds. To release the safety locking feature, press and hold down the numerical buttons 5 and 7 for three seconds. How to stop the microwave during operation · Note: The oven starts operating as soon as the door is closed. [. . . ]