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7.SETTING

"SAFETY

LOCK"

The

safety

lock

prevents

unsupervised

operation

by

little

children.

During

idle

mode,

press

and

hold

the

RESET

pad

for

3

sec-

onds

to

activate

the

child

lock

function.

To

cancel

the

child

lock,

press

and

hold

the

RESET

pad

for

3

seconds

again

in

idle

mode.

ABOUT

"

ONE

TOUCH"

COOKING

Your

oven

has

6

"ONE

TOUCH"

cooking

programs

for

microwaving

popular

foods.

When

selecting

a

"

ONE

TOUCH

"

setting,

check

visual

guide

on

pad

for

correct

setting.

Where

dots

(•)

(••)

are

shown

on

a

"ONE

TOUCH"

pad,

more

than

one

size

of

food

can

be

cooked.

Three

"ONE

TOUCH"

settings

allow

you

to

cook

several

amounts

(one

or

more

items)

of

the

same

food.

These

include

the

"FROZEN

ENTREE",

"BAKED

POTATO"

and

"BEVERAGE".

After

you

touch

these

pads,

AMT(amount) appears

on

the

display

as

a

reminder

to

program

the

number

of

items

you

are

microwaving

into

the

oven's

control.

The

categories

which

have

dots

correspon-

ding

to

two

sizes

of

foods

include:"

FROZEN

ENTREE",

"

BAKED

POTATO",

"

PIZZA"

AND

"

BEVERAGE".

In

each

"ONE

TOUCH

COOK"

category,

smaller

size

food

is

set

by

touching

pad

once.

One

dot

(.)

below

picture

of

smaller

-

size

food

signifies

one

touch

of

the

pad.

The

large

size

can

be

set

by

tapping

the

picture

pad

twice.

Two

dots(•)

below

the

picture

of

large

size

food

signifies

two

taps

of

the

pad.

Where

AMT

appears

with

"ONE

TOUCH"

settings,

setting

a

greater

number

of

items

than

allowed

will

result

in

two

beeps,

signal-

ing

an

error.

The

following

pages

give

the

maximum

number

of

items

allowed

for

each

setting.

SETTING

"POPCORN"

The

"POPCORN"

control

automatically

sets

the

correct

COOK

time

for

a

3

1/2

oz.

bag

of

microwave

popcorn.

YOU

CAN

CHANGE

THE

POPCORN

SET-

TING

TO

"REMEMBER"A

DIFFERENT

COOK

TIME.

You

may

wish

to

do

this

if

your

favorite

size

of

popcorn

is

something

other

than

3

1/2

oz.

Sizes

from

the

individual

2

oz.

size

up

to

the

larger

"family

size"

pack-

ages

are

now

available.

If

you

do

change

the

popcorn

setting,

however,

the

oven

will

continue

to

select

the

new

setting

each

time

you

touch

the

POPCORN

pad

until

you

reset

it

again.

TO

AVOID

DISCOLORATION

ON

YOUR

OVEN

TURNTABLE,

set

microwave

popcorn

packages

on

a

microwaveable

saucer

or

other

small

plate.

The

"

this

side

down"

side

of

microwave

popcorn

bags

contains

a

heat

-

absorbing

lining

which

gets

very

hot.

Placing

a

saucer

between

the

bag

and

the

turntable

prevents

the

bag's

dyes

from

staining

the

turntable

when

hot.

TIPS

TO

KNOW

ABOUT

MICROWAVE

POPCORN:

Check

popcorn

as

it

pops

and

stop

when

pops

slow

down

to

3

seconds

apart.

Do

not

try

to

re

-pop

unpopped

ker-

nels.

Unless

you

have

a

microwave

recom-

mended

utensil

for

popping

corn,

use

only

commercial

bags

of

microwave

popcorn.

Using

glass

or

ceramic

dishes

or

paper

bags

may

cause

harm

to

oven.

Be

careful

when

handling

hot

bags

of

popcorn.

To

prevent

steam

burns,

keep

hands

to

sides

of

pack-

age,

rather

than

the

top.

Especially

warn

children

of

high

heat

in

popcorn

bags.

1.Touch

POPCORN

pad,

COOK

appears

on

the

display,

along

with

time

setting

of

2:10

2

min.

10

sec.)

.

This

pre-set

cook

time

has

been

coordinated

with

the

oven's

wattage

for

best

results,

of

a

regular

-size

3

1/2

oz.

bag

of

popcorn.

2.Touch

START

pad.

Word

prompt

COOK

flashes

while

the

timer

counts

down

during

cooking

operation.

Interior

light

goes

on

and

fan

sound

is

heard.

Turntable

rotates.

(

For

single

popcorn

bag,

leaving

turntable

on

gives

best

cooking

results.)

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