Kenmore 86050 Bedienungsanleitung

Model:86050

Microwave OvenUser sManual

Pleaseread theseinstructionscarefullybeforeinstallingand operatingthe oven.

Recordinthespacebelowthe SERIALNO. found on thenameplateon youroven and

retainthisinformation forfuturereference.

SERIALNO.

PRECAUTIONS TOAVOIDPOSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO

EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY

1.Donotattempttooperatethisovenwiththedoor-opensinceopen-dooroperationcanresult

inharmfulexposuretomicrowaveenergy.Itisimportantnottodefeator tamper withthe

safetyinterlocks.

2.Donotplaceanyobjectbetweentheovenfrontfaceand thedooror allowsoilorcleaner

residuetoaccumulateonsealingsurfaces.

3.Donotoperatetheovenifitisdamaged.Itisparticularlyimportantthattheovendoor close

properlyandthat there isnodamage tothe:

a) Door (bent),

b) Hingesandlatches(brokenor loosened),

c)Door sealsandsealingsurfaces.

4.Theovenshouldnotbe adjusted or repaired byanyone exceptproperlyqualified service

personnel.

CONTENT

PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETOEXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY

................................................................................................................................................1

IMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS..................................................................................2

GROUNDINGINSTRUCTIONS................................................................................................3

UTENSILSGUIDE...................................................................................................................4

COOKINGTECHNIQUES........................................................................................................6

BEFOREYOUCALLFORSERVICE.......................................................................................7

SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................................................7

PARTNAMES .........................................................................................................................7

CONTROL PANEL...................................................................................................................8

OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS.................................................................................................9

Setting the clock...............................................................................................................9

Setting the overtimer........................................................................................................9

Setting acooking program................................................................................................9

Speed defrost.................................................................................................................10

Cookbyweight...............................................................................................................10

Defrost byweight............................................................................................................11

Setting childlock.............................................................................................................11

QUICK COOKSETTINGS.....................................................................................................11

POPCORN.....................................................................................................................11

BAKEDPOTATO............................................................................................................12

PIZZA.............................................................................................................................12

BEVERAGE....................................................................................................................12

FROZENDINNER..........................................................................................................12

REHEAT.........................................................................................................................12

CLEANINGAND CARE.........................................................................................................13

BEFOREYOUCALLFORSERVICE........................................................................................14

WARRANTY .15

IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

Whenusing electricalappliances,basic

safetyprecautionsshouldbe followed,

including the following:

WARNING-Toreducethe risk ofburns,

electricshock,fire,and injury topersonsor

exposuretoexcessivemicrowaveenergy:

1.Read all instructionsbeforeusing the

appliance.

2.Read and followthe specific

"PRECAUTIONSTO AVOIDPOSSIBLE

EXPOSURETOEXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE ENERGY"on page 1.

3.Thisappliancemustbe grounded.

Connect onlytoproperlygrounded outlet.

See "grounding instructions”on page 3.

4.Install orlocatethisapplianceonlyin

accordancewiththe provided installation

instructions.

5.Someproductssuchaswholeeggsand

sealed containers-forexample,closed

glass jars-areabletoexplode and

shouldnot be heated inthisoven.

6.Usethisapplianceonlyforitsintended

useasdescribed inthismanual.Donot

usecorrosivechemicalsorvaporsinthis

appliance.Thistype ofoven is

specificallydesigned toheat, cook, ordry

food.Itisnotdesigned forindustrial or

laboratory use.

7.Aswithanyappliance,closesupervision

isnecessary when used bychildren.

8.Toreducetheriskoffireinthe oven

cavity:

² Do notovercookfood.Carefullyattend

appliancewhen paper,plastic,orother

combustiblematerialsareplaced inside

the oven tofacilitatecooking.

² Removewiretwist-tiesfrompaperor

plasticbagsbeforeplacing bag inoven.

² Ifmaterialsinside the oven shouldignite,

keep oven doorclosed,turnoven off,

and disconnectthepowercordorshut

offpoweratthefuseorcircuitbreaker

panel.

² Do notusethe cavityforstorage

purposes.Do notleavepaperproducts,

cooking utensilsorfood inthe cavity

when not inuse.

9.Liquids,suchaswater,coffee,ortea can

be overheated beyond the boiling point

withoutappearing tobeboiling due to

surfacetension ofthe liquid.Visible

bubbling orboiling when the containeris

removed fromthe microwaveoven isnot

alwayspresent. THISCOULD RESULT

INVERYHOTLIQUIDSSUDDENLY

BOILINGOVERWHENASPOONOR

OTHERUTENSILISINSERTEDINTO

THELIQUID.Toreducethe riskofinjury

toperson:

² Do not overheat the liquid.

² Stirthe liquidbothbeforeand halfway

through heating it.

² Do notusestraight-sided containers

withnarrownecks.

² Afterheating,allowthe containerto

stand inthe microwaveovenforashort

timebeforeremoving the container.

² Useextremecarewhen inserting a

spoon orotherutensil intothe container.

10.Do notheatoilorfatfordeep-frying.Itis

difficulttocontrolthe temperatureofoilin

microwaveoven.

11.Piercefoodswithheavyskinssuchas

potatoes,wholesquash,applesand

chestnutsbeforecooking.

12.The contentsoffeedingbottlesand baby

jarsshouldbe stirred orshaken andthe

temperatureshouldbe checked before

serving inordertoavoidburns.

13.Cooking utensilsmaybecomehot

becauseofheattransferred fromthe

heated food.Potholdersmaybe needed

tohandlethe utensil.

14.Do notcoverorblock anyopeningson

the appliance.

15.Do notstoreorusethisappliance

outdoors.Do notusethisproductnear

water,forexample,nearakitchen sink,in

awetbasement,nearaswimming pool,

orsimilarlocations.

16.Do notoperatethisapplianceifithasa

damaged cordoraplug,ifitisnot

working properlyorifithasbeen

damaged ordropped.

17.Do notimmersecordorplug inwater.

Keep cordawayfromheated surface.Do

notletcordhang overedge oftableor

counter.

18.Useonlythermometers,whichare

specificallydesigned forusein

microwaveovens.

19.Do notoperateanyheating orcooking

appliancebeneaththisappliance.

20.Becertainthe glass trayand rollerrings

areinplacewhen you operatethe oven

21.Thisapplianceshouldbe serviced onlyby

qualified servicepersonnelcontact

nearestauthorized servicefacilityfor

examination, repair, oradjustment.

22.When cleaning surfacesofdoorand oven

thatcomestogetheron closing the door,

useonlymild,nonabrasivesoaps,or

detergentsapplied withasponge orsoft

cloth.

GROUNDINGINSTRUCTIONS

Thisappliancemustbe grounded.Inthe eventofan electricalshortcircuit,grounding reduces

riskofelectricshock byproviding an escape wirefortheelectriccurrent. Theapplianceis

equipped withacordhavingagrounding wirewithagrounding plug.The plug mustbe plugged

intoan outlet that isproperlyinstalled and grounded.

WARNING:Improperuseofthe grounding plug can result inariskofelectricshock.

Electrical Requirements

The electricalrequirementsarea120 volt60Hz,AConly,15 amp.Itisrecommended thata

separatecircuitserving onlythe oven be provided.The oven isequipped witha3-prong

grounding plug.Itmustbe plugged intoawallreceptacle thatisproperlyinstalled and grounded.

Power SupplyCord

1.Ashortpower supplycord isprovided toreducetherisksresultingfrombecomingentangled in

or trippingover alonger cord.

2. Longer cordsetsor extensioncordsare availableandmaybe used if care isexercisedin their

use.

3.Iflong cordorextension cordisused

a)The markedelectrical ratingofthe cordsetorextension cordshouldbe atleastas

great asthe electricalrating ofthe appliance.

b)The extension cordmust be agrounding-type 3-wirecord, and The longercordshould

be arranged sothatitwill notdrape overthe countertop ortabletop whereitcan be

pulled on bychildren ortripped overunintentionally.

Notes:

1.Ifyou haveanyquestionsaboutthe grounding orelectricalinstructions,consultaqualified

electrician orserviceperson.

2.Neithermanufacturernorthe dealercanacceptanyliabilityfordamage totheovenor

personalinjury resulting fromfailuretoobservethe electricalconnection procedures.

Radio orTVInterference

Shouldtherebe anyinterferencecaused bythe microwaveoven toyourradioorTV,check that

the microwaveoven ison adifferent circuit, relocated the radioorTVasfarawayfromthe oven

asfeasibleorcheck position and signalofreceiving antenna.

UTENSILS GUIDE

Thissection listswhichutensilscan be used inthe microwave,whichoneshavelimited usefor

short periods, and whichonesshouldnot be used inthe microwave.

Recommended

·Microwavebrowning dish —Usetobrownthe exteriorofsmallitemssuchassteaks,

chops, orpancakes. Followthe directionsprovided withyourbrowning dish.

Microwaveableplasticwrap —Usetoretainsteam. Leaveasmallopening forsomesteam

toescape and avoidplacing it directlyon the food.

·Papertowelsand napkins —Useforshort-termheating and covering;Theseabsorb

excess moistureand preventspattering.Do notuserecycled papertowels,whichmay

containmetaland couldignite.

·Glass and glass-ceramicbowlsand dishes —Useforheating orcooking.

·Paperplatesand cups —Useforshort-termheating atlowtemperatures.Donotuse

recycled paper, whichmaycontainmetaland couldignite.

·Waxpaper —Useasacovertoprevent spattering.

·Thermometers —Useonlythoselabeled “MicrowaveSafe”and followall directions.Check

the food inseveralplaces.Conventionalthermometers maybe used on microwave

food oncethe food hasbeen removed fromthe oven.

Limited Use

Aluminumfoil —Usenarrowstripsoffoil toprevent overcooking ofexposed areas.

Using too muchfoil can damage youroven, sobe careful.

·Ceramic, porcelain, and stoneware —Usetheseiftheyarelabeled “MicrowaveSafe”.

Iftheyarenot labeled, test themtomakesuretheycan be used safely.

·Plastic —Useonlyiflabeled “MicrowaveSafe”. Otherplasticscan melt.

·Straw,wicker,and wood —Useonlyforshort-termheating,suchaswarming dinnerrolls

forafewseconds. Basketsand bowlsmaybe flammable.

NotRecommended

·Glass jarsand bottles —Regularglass istoo thintobe used inamicrowave. Itcan shatter

and causedamage and injury.

·Paperbags —Theseareafirehazard,exceptforpopcornbagsthataredesigned for

microwaveuse.

·Styrofoamplatesand cups —Thesecan melt and leavean unhealthyresidue on food.

·Plasticstorage and foodcontainers —Containerssuchasmargarinetubscanmeltinthe

microwave.

·Metalutensils —Thesecan damage youroven. Removeall metalbeforecooking.

Note: Shouldyou wishtocheck ifadishissafeformicrowaving,placethe emptydishinthe

oven and microwaveon HIGHfor30 seconds.Adishwhichbecomesvery hotshouldnot

be used.

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COOKINGTECHNIQUES

Yourmicrowavemakescooking easierthan conventionalcooking,provided you keep these

considerationsinmind:

Stirring

Stirfoodssuchascasserolesand vegetables

whilecookingtodistributeheatevenly.Food

atthe outside ofthe dishabsorbsmore

energyand heatsmorequickly,sostirfrom

the outside tothe center.The ovenwillturn

offwhen you open the doortostiryourfood.

Arrangement

Arrange unevenlyshaped foods,suchas

chicken piecesorchops,withthe thicker,

meatierpartstowardthe outside ofthe

turntablewheretheyreceivemore

microwaveenergy.Topreventovercooking,

placedelicateareas,suchasasparagustips,

towardthe centerofthe turntable.

Shielding

Shieldfoodwithnarrowstripsofaluminum

foiltopreventovercooking.Areasthatneed

shielding include poultry wing-tips,the ends

ofpoultrylegs,and cornersofsquarebaking

dishes.Useonlysmallamountsofaluminum

foil. Largeramountscan damage youroven.

Turning

Turnfoodsovermidwaythrough cooking to

exposeallpartstomicrowaveenergy.Thisis

especiallyimportantwithlarge foodssuchas

roasts.

Standing

Foodscooked inthe microwavebuildup

internal heatand continuetocookforafew

minutesafterheating stops.Letfoodsstand

tocompletecooking,especiallyfoodssuch

ascakesand wholevegetables. Roastsneed

thistimetocompletecookinginthe center

withoutovercookingthe outerareas.All

liquids,suchassoup orhotchocolate,should

be shaken orstirred when cooking is

complete.Letliquidsstand amomentbefore

serving. When heating babyfood,stirwell at

removaland testthe temperaturebefore

serving.

Adding moisture

Microwaveenergyisattracted towater

molecules.Food thatisuneven inmoisture

contentshouldbe covered orallowed to

stand sothatthe heatdispersesevenly.Add

asmallamountof watertodry food tohelpit

cook.

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BEFOREYOUCALLFORSERVICE

Ifthe oven failstooperate:

A) Check toensurethatthe oven isplugged

insecurely.Ifitisnot, removetheplug

fromthe outlet,wait10 secondsand plug

it inagainsecurely.

B) Check forablowncircuitfuseoratripped

maincircuitbreaker.Iftheseseemtobe

operating properly,testtheoutletwith

anotherappliance.

C)Check toensurethatthe control panelis

programmed correctlyand the timerisset.

D)Check toensurethatthe doorissecurely

closed engaging thedoorsafetylock

system.Otherwise,the microwaveenergy

will not flowintothe oven.

IF NONEOFTHEABOVE RECTIFIES THESITUATION,THENCONTACTAQUALIFIED

TECHNICIAN. DO NOT TRYTOADJUSTORREPAIRTHEOVENYOURSELF.

SPECIFICATIONS

PowerConsumption: 120V~60Hz, 1200W

Output 700W

Operation Frequency 2450MHz

Outside Dimensions(H×W×D)

10 5/16×17 13/16×13 inches.

Outside Dimensions(H×W×D):

811/16×12 3/8×11inches.

Oven Capacity 0.7cu.ft.

Cooking Uniformity TurntableSystem(Φ95/8”)

Net Weight Approx. 23.1lbs.

PARTNAMES

①DoorSafetyLock System

②Oven Window

③WaveGuide

④TurntableRoller

⑤Glass Tray

⑥ControlPanel

DO NOTREMOVE THECARDBOARD OVENAIR

VENTCOVERTHATISINSIDETHEMICROWAVE!

OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS

SIGNALSDURING OVENSETTINGS

ONESIGNAL: Oven acceptsthe entry.

TWO SIGNALS: Oven doesnot accept the entry, check and try again.

SETTING THECLOCK

1. TouchCLOCKpad.

2. Usethe numberpadstoenterthe

correcttime.Youmusttouchatleastthree

numberstosetthe clock(one forhourand

twoforminutes).

3. TouchCLOCKpad again.

NOTE:

·Thisisa12 hourclock.When the oven is

firstplugged inorwhen powerresumesafter

apowerinterruption,the displaywillshow

ENTERCLOCKTIME.Ifyou prefertonot

havethe clock displayed, touchRESET.

·You can checkthe clocktimewhilecooking

isinprogress bytouching the CLOCKpad.

SETTING THEOVERTIMER

1. TouchTIMER.

2. Enterthe amountoftimebytouching the

numberpads.Digittimeisinminutesand

secondsand setlefttoright. Setone digit(a

5for5seconds)orup tofourdigits(2405 for

24 minutes, 5seconds).

3. TouchSTART/STOP.

NOTE:

·Timecountdowncanbe seen indisplayfor

3secondsbeforeclockorcooking timeis

returned todisplay.

·TouchTIMERand then touchRESETto

cancelTIMERduring timing process.

SETTING ACOOKING PROGRAM

A. One-stageCooking

1. Usethe numberpadstosetacooking

time.You can setacooking timefrom

one secondto99 minutesand 99

seconds.

2. Ifyou wanttosetapowerlevelother

than 100% power, touchPOWER, then

3. Usethe numberpadstoenterthepower

level. You can set the powerlevelfrom1

to9.

4. TouchSTART/STOPtostart cooking.

Usesingledigitstosetacooking powerlevel:

Numberpad

Cooking power

9 90%

8 80%

7 70%

6 60%

5 50%

4 40%

3 30%

2 20%

1 10%

B. Two-stageCooking

Somerecipesrequiredifferentstagesof

cooking at different temperatures.

1. SETSTAGE1:

Followsteps1and 2in “One-stage Cooking”.

DO NOT TOUCH START

2. SETSTAGE2:

TouchCOOKthenenterpropercooking time

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