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3

How

the

Microwave

Oven

Works

Microwaves

are

a

form

of

energy

similar

to

radio

and

television

waves

and

ordinary

daylight.

Normally,

microwaves

spread

outwards

as

they

travel

through

the

atmosphere

and

disappear

without

effect.

Microwave

ovens,

however,

have

a

magnetron

which

is

designed

to

make

use

of

the

energy

in

microwaves.

Electricity,

supplied

to

the

magnetron

tube,

is

used

to

created

microwave

energy.

These

microwaves

enter

the

cooking

area

through

openings

inside

the

oven.

A

turntable

or

tray

is

located

at

the

bottom

of

the

oven.

Microwaves

cannot

pass

through

metal

walls

of

the

oven,

but

they

can

penetrate

such

materials

as

glass,

porcelain

and

paper,

the

materials

out

of

which

microwave-safe

cooking

dishes

are

constructed.

Microwaves

do

not

heat

cookware,

though

cooking

vessels

will

eventually

get

hot

from

the

heat

generated

by

the

food.

A

very

safe

appliance

Contents

Your

microwave

oven

is

one

of

the

safest

of

all

home

appliances.

When

the

door

is

opened,

the

oven

automatically

stops

producing

microwaves.

Microwave

energy

is

converted

completely

to

heat

when

it

enters

food,

leaving

no

"left

over"

energy

to

harm

you

when

you

eat

your

food.

Precautions

2

Contents

3

Unpacking

&

Installing

4~5

Setting

the

Clock

6

Child

Lock

7

Micro

Power

Cooking

8

Micro

Power

Level

9

Two

Stage

Cooking

10

Quick

Start

11

Auto

Cook

12~13

Auto

Defrost

14~15

Quick

Defrost

16~17

More

or

Less

Cooking

18

Heating

or

Reheating

Guide

19

Fresh

Vegetable

Guide

20

Important

safety

instructions

21~22

Microwave

-

safe

Utensils

23

Food

characteristics

&

Microwave

cooking

24~25

Questions

&

Answers

26

Plug

Wiring

Information/Technical

Specifications

28

MAFF

Reheating

Cooked

Chilled

Foods

29

Guarantee

30

IEC

test

manual

27

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