Kenmore 91147792200, 91147792201, 91147792202, 91147793200, 91147794200 Owner’s Manual

...

Self-Cleaning

Double 27"

Built-In Wall Oven

with Upper Microwave

Use & Care Guide

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de pared con autolimpieza y microondas superior

Gu_a para eJ Uso y Cuidado

Models, Modelos 911.47792, 47793, 47794, 47799

229C4020P311-2 Sears, Roebuck and Co., (SR-10500-2) Hoffman Estates, IL60179 U.S.A. w,..nv.sears.com

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SELF-CLEARIRGBUILT-IN

WALLOVERWITHMICROWAVE TABLEOFCONTENTS

Oven Safety ................................ 3_;

Removal of Packaging Tape ........... 6

Features of Your Oven .................... 7

Microwave Oven Control ................ 8

Power Level ................................ _9

Timed Cook I................................... B

Timed Cook Guide .......................... 9

Timed Cook II ................................ 10

Timed Defrost ............................... 10

Add 30 Seconds ........................... 10

Express Cook ................................ 10

Auto Feature ................................. 10

Timed Defrosting Guide ................ 11

Humidity Sensor ............................ 12

Popcorn ........................................ 12

Reheat ........................................... 12

Potato ....................................... 12-13

Beverage ...................................... 13

Snacks .......................................... 13

Snacks Guide ............................... 13

Cook .............................................. 13

Cook Guide ................................... 13

Upper Oven Clock ........................ 14

Display On/Off .............................. 14

Reminder ...................................... 14

Delay Start .................................... 14

Sound On/Off ................................ 14

Lower Oven Control ...................... 15

Lower Oven Display ...................... 16

Lower Oven Clock ........................ 17

Lower Oven Kitctlen Timer ........... 17

Lower Oven Tones ........................ 18

Lower Oven F Codes .................... 18

Lower Oven Cooking Tips ....... 19-21

Baking with Margarine .................. 20

Baking ........................................... 22

Broifing .......................................... 23

Setting Special Features .......... 24-25

Self-Cleaning CycLe ................ 26-27

Microwave interior ........................ 28

Microwave Oven Floor .................. 28

Microwave Door Window .............. 28

Outside Oven Surfaces ................. 28

Microwave Control Paner .............. 28

Lower Oven Control Panel ............ 29

Broiler Pan and Grid ..................... 29

Oven Racks .................................. 29

Walls of the Oven .......................... 29

Glass ............................................. 29

Oven Light Bulb ............................ 30

Removable Oven Racks ............... 30

Removable Oven Door ................. 31

Before Calling for

Service .................................... 32 34

Temperature Adjustment .............. 35

Warranty ........................................ 36

Service Numbers .......................... 72

For your convenience and future reference, please write down your model

and serial numbers inthe space provided. They are located on the vertical side trim, when the microwave oven door is opened.

MODELNUMBER: SERIAL NUMBER:

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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS

Readallinstructionsbeforeusingthis appliance.Whenusing gas or electrical appliances,basiceaf_,typrecautionsshouldbefollowed,includingthefollowing:

• ALWAYS KEEP your appliance clear of things that will burn

(gasoline and other flammable vapors or Fiquids).

• ALWAYS KEEP the oven area

IMPORTANT: To ensure safety for yourself, family and home, please read your Use and Care Guide

carefully. Keep it handy for reference. Pay close attention to Safety Sections.

BE SURE your appliance is installed and grounded by a qualified

technician.

• DO NOT leave children alone or unattended near an appliance

in use.

• TEACH CHILDREN not to play with controls or any part of the appliance

and not to sit, climb or stand on the door or any part of the appliance.

• CAUTION: NEVER STORE items of interest to children in cabinets above the appliance. Children climbing on the appliance could

be seriously injured.

• KEEP THIS book for later use.

• NEVER TRY to repair or replace any part of the appliance unless

instructions are given inthis guide.

All other work should be done by a

qualified technician.

• NEVER USE your appliance for warming or heating the room.

• ALWAYS KEEP combustible wall

coverings, cudains, dishcloths, towels, pot holders and other linens

a safe distance from the appliance.

• NEVER USE a towel or other

bulky cloth as a pot holder. Make sure the pot holder is dry. Moist pot

holders could cause steam burns. DO NOT let pot holders touch

hot surfaces.

free from things that will burn. Food, wooden utensils and grease buildup

could catch fire, Plastic utensils could melt and canned foods could explode. Your appriance should

never be used as a storage area.

• NEVER HEAT unopened food containers. Pressure buildup can

cause the container to burst and cause injury.

• NEVER LEAVE containers of fat or drippings in your oven.

• NEVER TRY to clean a hot surface. Some cleaners produce noxious

fumes and wet cloths or sponges could cause steam burns.

• NEVER WEAR loose-fitting clothing when using your appriance.

• BE SURE the oven is securely installed in a cabinet that is firmly

attached to the house structure.

• LARGE SCRATCHES OR IMPACTS to glass doors can lead

to broken or shattered glass.

• DO NOT touch heating elements, surfaces near them or interior oven

surfaces. These may be hot enough to cause burns even though they

are dark incolor. During and after

use, do not touch or let clothing or

flammable material contact the

elements or hot surfaces until they have had time to cool. Other

surfaces near the oven vent openings, oven door and window surfaces may also be hot enough

to cause burns.

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IMPORTANTSAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

• PLACEOVENRACKSinthe desired positionwhile the oveniscool. Ifracks

mustbe movedwhile ovenis hot, do not letpot holdercontact thehotoven

element.

• AFTERBROILING,alwaystake the broiler pan and grid outof the oven

and cleanthem. Leftovergreaseinthe broiler pan could catchfire the nexttime you useyouroven

• ALWAYSUSEcarewhenopeningthe

ovendoor. Let hotair and steamescape beforemovingfoods.

• NEVERUSE aluminumfoilto linethe

ovenbottom Improperuseoffoil could starta fire,or electricalshockcould result.

• NEVERBLOCKtheovenventopening.

• CLEANONLYthe partslisted inthis manual.Followal[ cleaninginstructions.

Be suretoremove the broilerpanand grid before self-cleaning

• NEVERRUB,move,cleanor damage the doorgasket onself-cleaningovens.

Itis essentialfora good seat.

• NEVERTRYto clean utensils, cookware,removableparts,orbroiler

panand grid inthe self-cleancycle.

• DO NOTUSEoven cleaners- No

commercialovencleaner or protective coating ofany kindshouldbe used inor

aroundany partof theoven

• IFTHE SELF-CLEANINGmode ma[functions,turnthe ovenoff and

disconnectthe powersupply. Haveit servicedby a qualifiedtechnician

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE! The CagforniaSafeDrinkingWaterand

ToxicEnforcementAct requlreathe governorof Californiato publisha list

ofsubstancesknownto thestateto causebirthdefectsor other

reproductiveharmand requires buslneeseato warntheircustomersof

potentialexposuretosuchsubstences. The flbergleasInsulationina self-

cleaningoven willgive off avery small amountofcarbonmonoxideduringthe

cleaningcycle.Exposurecan be

minimized byventingwithanopen doororwindowor usinga ventilation

fan or hood,

IMPORTANT: Thehealthof some birdsis extremelysensitivetothe

fumesgivenoff duringtheseif-ctesning cycleof any oven.Movebirds to

anotherwell-ventilatedroom.

READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS INFORMATION NOW!

Be sure everyoneinyour home knows what to doin caseoffirs. Neveruse

wateron agreasefire;it will only spreadthe flames.

OVENRRE:

Donot try to movethe pan!

1. Close theoven door and turn controlsoff

2. If firecontinues,carefullyopenthe

door,throwbakingsoda onthe fire,

or useadry chemical,foamor

haJon-typeextinguisher

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IMPORTANTSAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

r_ll _ Whenusingelectrical

L_ appliances,basicsafety _/ precautionsshouldbe

tottow_l,inc|udtngthefollowing:

WARNING: Toreducethedskof burns,electricshock,fire,injuryto

personsorexposuretoexcessive

microwaveenergy:

• Readall instructionsbeforeusing

thisappliance.

• Readand followthe specific microwave safetyinstrections.

• THIS APPUANCEmustbe grounded, Connectonlyto properlygrounded

junctionbox Seethe Grounding Instructionsin the Installation

Instructions

• USEthis applianceonly for its intended useasdescribed in thismanual Do not

use corrosivechemicalsorvapors in thisappliance. Thismicrowaveovents

specifically designedto heator cook food, andis not intendedfor laboratory

or industrialuse,

• INSTALL or locatethisappliance onlyin accordancewiththe provided

InstallationInstructions

• DO NO"[coveror btockany openings onthe appliance.

• THIS MICROWAVEovenis not approvedortested for marineuse.

• DONOToperate thisappliance ifit is notworkingproperly or if it hasbeen

damagedor dropped.

• AS WITHANYAPPLIANCE,close supervisionis necessarywhen used

bychildren.

• DONOT heatfood in closed containers,

suchas glassjars,which may explode.

• DONOT poppopcorn in your microwaveunlessyouusepopcorn

labeledfor useinmicrowaveovens,

• DONOTovercookpotatoes.They courd dehydrateand catchfire,causing damagetoyouroven.

• DONOToperatethemicrowaveovenif it isempty

• DO NOTuseyourmicrowaveovenas a

storagespace

• DONOTovercookfood. Carefully attend appliance ifpaper, plasticor othercombustiblematerialsare placed

insidethe ovento facilitatecooking,

• REMOVEwiretwist-tiesfrom paper or plasticbags before placinginthe oven

• DONOTuseyour microwaveovento dry newspapers

• DO NOTuserecycled paperproducts

Recycledpapertowels, napkinsand

waxed papercan containmetalflecks whichmaycause arcing or ignite, Paper

productscontaining nylonor nylon filaments_ould be avoided

• IF MATERIALINSIDEthe ovenshould ignite,closethe door,turnthe ovenoff

anddisconnect the powerto the appliance.

• OVERSIZEDfoodor oversized metalcookwereshouldnot be used

in a microwaveoven,Erectricalshock or firecould occur,

• DO NOTcreanwithmetal scounng pads Piecescan breakoffthe pad,

causingelectrical shock.

• DONOTdefrostfrozenbeveragesthat havenarrow-neckedbottles,Pressure

could build up, causing the bottleto burst.

• USE POT HOLDERSwhenremoving sookwarefromthe oven Coekware

could become hotduringcooking due to the transferredheatfromthefood.

• BECAREFULtouchingthewallsor the ovenbottomduringor after cooking. Thewailsand floor could become hot

• DO NOTboileggs ina microwaveoven. Pressurewillbuild up insidethe egg

5 yolkand willcause theegg to burst.

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IMPORTANTSAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

• USEPL&STICcontainersthatare approvedbythemanufacturerfor

microwaveuse,Do notallowchildren touseplasticcontainersunless

supervised.Donotsubjectempty containerstomicrowaving,

• FOODSWITHUNBROKENOUTERSKIN,

suchaspotatoes,sausages,tomatoes,

apples,eggyolks,chickenliverandother giblets,shouldbepiercedtoallowsteam

to escapeduringcooking.

• MAKESUREPLASTICWRAPSused duringmicrowavecookingareapproved

formicrowaveuse.

• SUPERHEATEDWATER:Microwaved waterandotherliquidsdonotalways bubblewhentheyreachthe boilingpoint. Theycanactuallygetsuperheatedand

notbubbleatall

Superheatedliquidwill bubbleup outofthecup whenit ismovedorwhen

somethinglikeaspoonortea bagis put intoit.

Topreventthisfromhappeningand

causinginiury,donotheatanyliquidfor morethan2 minutespercup.

Afterheating,letthe cupstandinthe microwavefor30secondsbeforemoving it orputtinganythingintoit.

Spontaneousbelling:Undercertain specialcircumstances,liquidsmaystartto

boilduringorshortlyafterremovalfromthe microwaveoven.Topreventburnsfrom splashingliquid,we recommendthe followingbeforeremovingthecontainer fromtheoven:

Allowthe containerto standinthe

ovenfor30to40secondsafterthe

ovenhas shutoff.

- Donotboil liquidsinnarrow-necked containerssuchassoftdrinkbottles,

wineflasksandespeciallynarrow- neckedcoffeecups,Evenifthe containerisopened,excessive steamcanbuildupandcauseitto

burstor overflow

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

• DONOTheatbabyfoodinglassjarsin themicrowave.

• BOILABLECOOKINGPOUCHESand tightlyclosedplasticbagsshouldbeslit,

piercedorventedas directedby package.

Iftheyare notventedinsomeway, pressurewillcausethemto burst.

• DONOTattempttooperatethisovenwith thedooropensinceopen-dooroperation can resultin harmfulexposureto

microwaveenergy.Itis important notto

defeatortamperwiththeasfety Intedonks.

• DONOTplaceanyobjectbetweenthe

ovenfrontfaceandthedoororallowsoil orcleanerresiduetoaccumulateon

sealingsurfaces.

• THEOVENshouldnotbeadjustedor repairedbyanyoneexceptproperly

qualifiedservicepersonnel,

• DONOToperatetheovenifit isdamaged.

Itisparticurarlyimportantthattheoven doorcloseproperlyandthatthereisno

damagetothe:

1.door(bent)

2.hingesandlatches(brokenor loosened)

3.doorsealsandsealingsurfaces,

Toremovethe adhesiveresidueleftfrom

packagingtape,usehouseholddishwashing liquid,mineraloilor cookingoil.Witha soft

sloth,rubintotheareaandallowtosoak.

Rinseand drywell.Repeatprocedureusing anappliancepolishto insurenodamageis

done.Thisshouldbedonebeforethe

ovenisturnedonforthefirsttime.The tapecannotheremovedoncetheoven

hasheated.Packagingtapemaybefound inthefollowingareas:DoorHandle,Control

PanelArea,DoorTrimandOvenArea

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OPERATION

FEATURESOFYOUROVEN

Auto Self-Clean

Door Latch

Broil Element

Self-Clean Oven

Bake Element

Oven Door

Upper Oven Vent & Grill

Model & Sedal

Microwave

Lower Oven

Open Door Push

Lower Oven Vent &

Automatic Oven Light Switch

Oven Rack

Removable Oven

Broiler Pan & Grid

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OPERATION

UPPER MICROWAVE OVEN

SENSOR COOKING CONVENIENCE COOIONG

WithyournewMicrowaveOven,you can microwavebytime,by usingtheSensor

features,orby usingtheAuto features

TIMEDCOOK EXPRESSCOOK TIMED DEFROST ADD30SEC

TimeFeaturesallowyouto setthe exact amountoftime neededto preparefoods,

upto 99 minutesand 59seconds.

Belowisa fistof buttonsthatcontrol Sensorfeatures

POPCORN REHEAT POTATO

Whenusing sensorcooking,theovenwill automaticallyadjust thecookingtimefor youby detecting thehumidityreleased during cooking. Thecookingtime willvary accordingto thetypes andamountsof

foods

BEV COOK SNACKS AUTO DEFROST

Whenusing conven[encefeatures,the ovenallows youtoeasily select quantities or cooking timesforavariety ofpopular

items.

Whenpowerisrestored,all digits in the displaywitllight up, thenthedisplay will

read RESET

Thisfeatureaddsflexibilityto microwavecooking Eachlevelof powergivesyou microwaveenergywith a certain percentof the power.Suchas:

1= 10%of power 6= 60%of power 2= 20%of power 7= 70%of power 3= 30%of power 8= 80%of power 4= 40%of power 9= 90% ofpower 5= 50%of power O=100%of power

Mostof yourcookingwill be done using 100%of power Foodswill cookfaster but

will needtobe stirred,rotatedor turned

overmore frequently.

Usinga lowerlevel ofpowerwill cook foods moreevenlyandneed lessstirring or rotating Somefoodsmayhavea better flavor,textureorappearance if oneof the

lowerpowerlevelsis used.A lowerpower

ismuch betterforfoodsthat have

tenden

iesto boilover.

POWER

LEVEL

FOODS

:ish,bacon,vegetables,boilingliquids

_leat,poultry,casserolesorreheating

;tews,bss tendercutsofmeat

20r3

3etrosting,simmering

<.eepingfoodswarm,softeningbutter

Thepowerlevelmay beenteredor

changed immediatelyafterenteringthe

featuretime, such as TIMEDCOOK,

TIMEDDEFROSTorEXPRESSCOOK.

Thepowerlevelmaya_sobe changed

during a time countdown

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OPERATION

1, PresstheTIMED COOKpad or the

TIMEDDEFROSTpad.

2, Pressthe NUMBERpads toset a

cookingor defrostingtime

3. PressthePOWERLEVELpad

4. Pressa NUMBERpadto set thepower levelyou need

5, Pressthe STARTpad

TIMED COOK GUIDE

(Use power level 10unless noted)

VEGETABLE

Beans

[fresh) (frozen)

Broccoli

(fresh)

[frozenchopped)

Carrots

fresh,slicedl

(frozen)

Cornonthe cob

(fresh) (frozen)

Mixedveg.

(frozen)

Peas

(fresh,shelled) (frozen)

Potatoes

fresh,

cubed, white)

fresh,whole,

sweetorwhite)

WEIGHT

lib,

10oz. package

1 bunch

(1¼ to 1½ Ibs.)

10oz package

10oz, package 10oz, package

1to5 ears

1ear 2tO 6 ears

tO oz, package

2Ibs. unshelled 10oz package

4 potatoes

8to 8oz.eact

(6 to 8 oz,)

COOKING"tiME

10to t5 min 4to 8min

5to 9min

4to 7min

4 toamin. 3to7min.

1½rnin.perea_

3t06 min. 2to3rain.perear

2to6 min

7to 10mLn 2to 6 rain,

9to 12rnin

lto4 min.

TIMEDCOOK1is automaticallysetfor power level10,but youcan changethis levelto one you prefer.Youmayset a cookingtime upto 99 minutesand59

seconds.

1. PresstheTIMEDCOOKpad.

2. PresstheNUMBER padsto enteryour preferredcooking time.

3. Ifyou wishto changethepower level, pressthe POWERLEVELpadand

thenpress a NUMBERpadto serect yourpreferred powerlevel,

4. PresstheSTARTpad

Ifyouopen the ovendoorduring cooking to checkfoods,whenthe door is ctosed

pressthe STARTpad to continuecooking.

COMMENTS

In 1Y_ql casserote,place 1/2cup water. In 1-qt,casserole,place 2tablespoons water.

In 2-qt casserole, place 1/2cup water

In 1-qt casserole.

In 1Vz-qt.casserole,place Y4cupwater In1-qt, casserole, place 2 tablespoons water

Ln2-qt oblong glassbaking dish, place corn. Ifcorr

is innowater: huskcorn andadd 1/_cup water.

Rearrangeafterhalfthe time. Placein 2-qt.oblong glass baking dish.Cover wrlh

vented plastic wrap Rearrangeafter halfthetime

in 1-qt casserole,place3 tablespoonswater

In 1-qt casserole,place ¼cup water, In 1-gt,casserole,place 2tablespoonswater

Peeland cut into 1-]nchcubes PlaCein2_qt. casserolewithV2cupwater.Stir after halfthe time

Piercewith cooking fork Placein center of the aver Letstand 5 minutes

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OPERATION

TimedCooking

_jL_wI_oJ_gl|

TIMEDCOOKII allowsyouto change

powerlevelsautomatically duringcooking 1, Pressthe TIMED COOK pad

2, Pressthe NUMBERpads to enter

yourfirst cooking time.

3. If youwishto changethe powerlevel, pressthe POWERLEVELpad and

thenpress the NUMBERpad to select yourpreferred powerlevel

4. PresstheTIMEDCOOKpad again

5. PresstheNUMBERpads againtoenter yoursecond preferredcookingtime.

6, If youwishto changethe powerlevel,

pressthe POWERLEVEL padand

then pressthe NUMBERpad to select

yourpreferredpowerlevel.

7. PresstheSTARTpad.

Atthe endof thefirst cookingtime countdown,the secondcookingtime will

startitscountdown

Allowsyouto defrostfor a selectedlength oftime. ThePowerLevelis automatically setfor level3,but can be changed When using higherpowerlevels,foodswill need to bechecked morefrequently.

TO SETTIMEDDEFROST:

1. PresstheTIMEDDEFROSTpad,

2. PresstheNUMBERpads to enterthe

defrostingtime

3. PresstheSTARTpad.

Jml I • •

Youcan use thisfeaturetwoways:

• [t willadd 30 secondstothe time counting down eachtimethe pad is

pressed

• It can be used asa quick wayto set 30

secondsof cooking time

Thisis aquick wayto setcookingtime from t to 6 minutes

Pressone of theExpressCookpads

(from1to 6)for 1to 6 minutesof cooking

at powerlevel 10 Thepowercan bechangedwhile thetime

iscounting down,PressthePOWERLEVEL padand entera numberfrom 1to 10,

AutoDefrostautomaticallysetsthe defrostingtimesand powerlevelsto give even

defrosting resultsfor meats,poultryand fish,

UseTimeDefrostformostother frozenfoods.

TO SETAUTODEFROST:

1. PresstheAUTO DEFROSTpa_.

2. Usingthe ConversionGuide,enter the

foodweight.

3. PresstheSTARTpad. Lookfor tile handyguidelocated onthe

insidefront ofthe microwaveoven.

• Removemeatfrom packageand place

on amicrowave-safedish

• Twiceduring defrost,theoven signals

"TURn," Ateach "TURn" signal,turn

the foodover.Removedefrosted meator

shieldwarmareaswithsmallpiecesof foil

• Afterdefrosting,mostmeatsneedto

stand5 minutesto complete defrosting. Largeroastsshouldstandforabout

30minutes,

CONVERSIONGUIDE

Ifthe weightoffood is statedin poundsand

ounces, theounces mustbe convertedto

tenths(1) ofa pound.

CONVERSION CHART

for Auto Defrost

FOOD WEIGHT

IN OUNCES

4-5 6-7

_10

11 12-13 14-15

FOOD WEIGHT

IN TENTHS

.1 .2 .3 .4 .5

.6 .7

.8 .9

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OPERATION

TimedCooking

FOOD Breads, Cakes

Bunsand roils Sweetroils

Fishand Seafood

Fillets,frozen(t Lb.)

Shellfish,small pieces(1lb.) Meat

Bacon(1 lb.) Franks(1 Ib)

Groundmeat (1 lb.) Roast:beef,lamb,veal,pork

Steaks,chops andcutlets

Poultry

Chicken broiler fryer cut up 2_Ato 3 bs.)

Chicken whole

2_ to3 Ibs,

CornishHen

Turkeybreast (4 to 6Ibs.)

TIMED DEFROSTING GUIDE

TIME

V4min 2to4min

6 to 9 min 3 to 7 min

2to5min

2to5min.

4to 6rain. 9to13rainperIb

4to8min.

)erlb.

14to20 min

20 to25 min.

7to 13min. perlb.

3to8 min,

)erIb

COMMENTS

Place b[ook in casserole. Turn over and break up after half the time.

Place unopened package in oven. Let stand 5 minutes after defrosting.

Place unopened package in oven, Microwave

ust until franks can be separated. Let stand 5

minutes, necessary, to complete defrosting.

Turn meatover afterhalfthe time. Use power level 1.

Place unwrapped meat in cooking dish. Turnover after half the time and shield warm areas withfoil.

When finished, separate pieces and let stand to

complete defrosting.

Place wrapped chicken in dish. Unwrap and turn over after half the time. When finished, separate pieces and microwave 2 to 4 minutes more, if necessary. Let stand to finish defrosting.

Place wrapped chicken in dish. After half the time, unwrap and turn chicken over. Shield warm areas

with foil, Finish defrosting. Ifnecessary, run cold

water inthe cavity until giblets can be removed. Place unwrapped hen inthe oven breast side up.

Turn over after half the time. Run cool water in the cavity until giblets can be removed.

Place unwrapped breast in dish breast side down. After half the time, turn over and shield warm areas with foil. Finish defrosting. Letstand 1to 2

hours in refrigerator to complete defrosting.

• Foodsthatspoileasilyshourdnotbe allowedtositoutformorethanone hour

• Foodsfrozeninpaperor plasticcanbe defrostedinthepackage.Closed packagesshouldbeslit,pierced,or ventedafterfoodhaspartiallydefrosted. Plasticstoragecontainersshouldbe partiallyuncovered.

• Family-size,prepackagedfrozendinners canbedefrostedandmicrowaved.If the

foodis inafoilcontainer,transferittoa

afterdefrosting.Roomtemperature promotesthegrowthofharmfulbacteria.

• Formoreevendefrostingoflargerfoods, suchasroasts,useAutoDefrost.Besure

largemeatsarecompletelydefrosted beforecooking.

• Whendefrosted,food shouldbecooland softenedin allareas.If youstillnoticeicy

spots,justletstandafew minutes,

microwave-safedish.

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OPERATION SensorCooking

TheSensorFeaturedetectsthe increasing humidityreleasedduringcooking.The ovenautomaticallyadjuststhe cooking timeto varioustypes andamountsof food.

• The propercontainersandcovers are essentialfor best sensorcooking.

• Always use microwave-safecontainers and coverthemwith lidsor vented

plastic wrap.Neverusetight-sealing plastic containers,whichcan prevent steamfromescaping andcause foodto

overcook.

• Be surethe outsideofthe cooking containersandthe insideof the

m_crowaveoven aredry beforepracing food inthe oven Beadsof moisture

turninginto steamcan mislead the

senson

Useonlywithprepackaged microwave popcorn weighing 1.75to 3.5ounces.

TO USETHEPOPCORNFEATURE=

Followpackageinstructionsusing

TIMEDCOOK ifthepackage is lessthan

1.75ouncesor larger than 3.5ounces.

1. Race the package of popcorn inthe

center of themicrowave.

2. PressthePOPCORNpad. Ifyouopenthe door while"POP" is in

display,"ERROR" willappear

3. Closethe doorand pressthe

STARTpad

HOWTOADJUSTTHEPOPCORN PROGRAMTO PROVIDEASHORTEROR

LONGERCOOKTIME:

Ifyou findthat the brandof popcornyou useunderpopsor overcooksconsistently,

you canadd or subtract20 to30 seconds to/fromtheautomaticpopping time.

TOADDTIME: After pressingthe POPCORNpad,press

9 immediatelyafterthe ovenstartsforan extra20 seconds Press9 againto add

another 10seconds(iota;30 seconds additional time).

TO SUBTRACTTIME: After pressingthe POPCORNpad, press

1immediatelyafterthe ovenstartsfor

20 seconds lesscooking time.Press1 againto reduce cookingtime another

10seconds (total30 secondslesstime).

The ReheatFeaturereheatssingle servingsof previouslycookedfoods or a

plateof leftovers

1. Placecoveredfood intheoven

2. PresstheREHEATpad.The ovenwill startimmediately.

3. Theoven signalswhensteam is sensedand thetime remainingbegins counting down.

Do notopenthe oven door untiltimeis finishedcounting down,If thedooris opened, closeit andpress the START

padimmediately, After removingfoodfromthe oven,stir1

if possible,to evenout thetemperature.

Ifthefood isnot hot enough,usethe TIMEDCOOKpadto reheatformore time.Reheatedfoods mayhavewide

variationIn temperature.Someareas may beextremelyhot.

FOODSNOTRECOMMENDEDFOR REHEATING:

• BreadProducts

• Foodsthatmustbe reheateduncovered

• Foodsthatneedto be stirred

• Foodsthatcall for adry lookor crisp

surfaceafterreheating.

The PotatoFeaturecooks V2to 2]bs.of potatoes.

1. Pierceskinwith fork and place potatoeson

the turntable, rfcooking threeor more

potatoes,arrange _na star pattern

2, Pressthe POTATOpad. Theoven starts

immediately Theoven signals whensteam is sensedand thetime remaining begins

12 counting down.

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OPERATION

SensorCooking(cont.)/ ConvenienceFeatures

Donotopentheovendooruntiltimeisfinished countingdown Ifthedoorisopened,closeit

endpresstheSTARTpadimmediately.If food isnotdoneenough,usetheTIMEDCOOK

padto cookformoretime.

Touse the BeverageFeature: PresstheBEV pad once for

a4 oz.beverage,twice foran 8 oz. beverageor threetimes fora 12oz. beverage.

Drlnksheatedwith the Beverage Featuremay he veryhot.Removethe containerwithcare.

TheSnacksFeatureautomaticallysetsthe m_crowavingtimesand power levelsto

warma varietyof snackfoods 1, PresstheSNACKSpad.

2. Selectsnack type1 to6. (Seechart below.)

3, Enterthe numberof itemsorthe food

weight inounces

4, PresstheSTARTpad. Youcan pressandhold the SNACKSpad

during cookingto display the remaining microwavingtime

FOOD TYPE 1Bread,rolls,muffins

2Sandwiches 3 Pizza(leftovers) 4 Desserttoppings

5 Soup 6 Cheesedip

TheCookFeatureautomaticallysets the cookingtimesand powerlevelsfora varietyoffoods

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Snacks Guide

QUANTITYORWEIGHT

1 to4 1 to2 1 to4 1 to4 8 to 40 oz. 4to 16oz.

1. Pressthe COOK pad.

2. Selectfoodtype 1to 9 (SeeCook Guideat right.)

3. Enterweightoffood in ounces

4. PresstheSTART pad.

Pressand holdthe COOKpad during cookingto display the remaining

cook time

Cook Guide

FOODTYPE WEIGHT COMMENTS

1Canned 4,to20oz Usemicrowave-safe

Vegetables casseroleor bowl. (VEG1) Cover with lidorvented

2 Frozen 4to;6oz. Usemicrowave-safe Vegetables casseroleor bowl.

(VEG2) Forlowpackage

3 Fresh 4to 16oz Usemicrowave safe Vegetables casseroleor bowl.Add

(VEG3) 2 tablespoonswaterfor

4Potatoes 3to4Ooz Pierceskinwithfork

5 Fish 4to16oz Useoblong, square or

6 Chicken 4to400z Useoblong, square Pieces or round dish Cover

7 Ground _to48oz. Useroundcasserole Meat dish Crumble meat into (beef, pork, dish Cover with lid or

turkey) vented plastic wrap. 8 Bacon 2to10oz Layerstripsonaplate,4to

9Pizza 4to16oz. Follow package (frozen, instructionstoprepare Micr0waveable) _izzafor microwaving.

NOTE: YOU cannot enter a weight that is more or less than the weight listed

in the Cook Guide above

plasticwrap

instructionsfor adding

water,Coverwith lid or vented plastic wrap.

each serving Cover with lid or vented

plastic wrap

Pracepotatoesonthe

turntable

round dish.Coverwith vented plastic wrap or

wax paper,

with []d or vented plastic wrap

alayer.Covereachlayer witha papertowel.

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OPERATION OtherFeatures

PresstheCLOCK padto enterthetimeof dayor to checkthetime ofday while

microwaving.

TO SETTHE CLOCK:

1. PresstheCLOCKpad.

2. Enterthetimeof day.

3. PresstheSTARTorCLOCKpad

Pressthe KITCHENTIMERMINISECpad

to setthe timerup to 99minutesand99

seconds Pressthe numberpads to set

the time Pressthe KITCHEN"RMERMINI

SECpad againto start.Pressthe KITCHENTIMERMINiSECpad

twice to clearthe display.

Usingthe KitchenTimerdoes notturnon

the microwaveenergy.

Thereminderfeaturecan be used likean aEarmclock

1. PresstheREMINDERpad.

2. Enterthetime ofday youwantthe

ovento remindyou. (Besurethe

microwaveclockshowsthe correct

time of day)

3. PresstheSTART pad. Whenthe ReminderSignaloccurs,press

the CLEAWOFFpad toturn it off The

Remindertime maybedisplayed by pressingtheREMINDERpad

NOTE:TheREMindicatorwillremainlit to showthat theReminderFeatureis set To

clearthe Reminderbefore itoccurs,press the CLEAR/OFFpad TheREM indicator lightwill go off

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Toturn theclock display onoroff, press and holdthe Opad for about3 seconds.

TheDISPLAYONIOFFfeaturecannot be usedwhilethe cockingfeaturesare being

used,

DelayStartallowsyou toset the microwavetodelay thestart timeof cooking

1. PresstheDELAYSTAR'rpad.

2. PresstheNUMBERpadsto selectthe time ofday youwanttheoven toturn on andstart cooking.Makesurethe clock is showingthe correcttime of

day

3. SelectTIMEDDEFROST, AUTODEFROSTor TIMEDCOOK.

Enterthe amountof defrostor cook

time,orweight offood forAuto Defrost.

4, PresstheSTARTpad TheDelayStart timewill beshowing inthe

display plus"Start Time".The oven will automaticallystart at thedelayed start

time set Thetime of daymay be displayed bypressingthe CLOCKpad

Toturn thecontrol soundonor off, pressand holdthe NUMBER8 SOUND

ONIOFFpadfor 3 te 4 seconds.The displaywill flash"OFF" andthe display will returnto thetimeof day;"MUTE" will remainin the display.Toturn thesound back on, pressand holdthe NUMBER8 SOUNDONIOFFpadfor 3 to4 seconds. "ON" wiFIflashinthedisplay,mute will disappearand thedisplay will returnto thetime ofday

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OPERATION LowerOvenControl

LOWER OVEN

CLEAN Cleansthe oven for4hours,but

you can changethis lengthoftimeto

between3and5 hours. NOTE:Theovendoorwillautomatically

latch andwillonly unlatchonce the oven has eooreddown

OVEN "rIMER

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Your new touch pad control will allow you to set various functions with ease.

Below are the features of your oven

control and a description of each.

BAKING Cookfoods in thetraditional

thermaloven witha temperaturerangeof

170°Fto550°F.

BROILING- Cookmeatat550°F HIor 450°FLQWfromthe direct heatof the

upper elementinsidetheoven.

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TheNUMBERpadsset theoven temperature,timeof day, delaystarttime, cookingtime,cleantime and thekitchen timer.

TheSTARTpad mustbe pressedto activateanyovenfunction.

TheOVENCOOKINGTIMEpad is used whensettingthe lengthof bakingtime.

TheDELAYSTARTTIME pad isused to

setthetime of day youprefertheoven to

turn on andstart bakingor cleaning. WhenDELAYSTAR3"TIMEis usedwith

OVENCOOKINGTIME,theoven willalso

turnoff automaticallyat theendof the cookingtiros

TheCLEAR/OFFpad is usedto cancel anyovenfunctionand the.end-of-cycle

tone.It willnot canceltheclockor KitchenTimer.

TheKITCHENTIMERON/OFFpad is

usedto turnthe kitchentimeron or off. It

will notcontrolanyotherfunctions.

TIME BAKING- Choosebakeandthe temperatureyou preferto use.Thenset

howlong you wantfoodsto cook.

DELAYEDBAKINGor CLEANING- Choosebake or cleanand

the temperatureyou preferto use, setthe time of dayyou prefertheovento turnon,

or set howlong youpreferfoodsto cook.

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OPERATION LowerOvenControl

CONTROL DISPLAY

Oven Temperature

Indicator "On" Indicator

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Function Function Indicator Indicator

The display is an easy reference to

use while learning your control, Below

are descriptions of how the display works:

Oven Temperature indicator- This

indicator has a multiple purpose,

• Displays the temperature

• Displays error code "ERR" - Ifthe oven temperature indicatorflashes

"ERR," then you have set an invalid time or temperature, Press the

CLEAR/OFF pad to clear the control and reset your oven function.

• Displays Control Problems - If

your control flashes "F" and a

number or letter, you have experienced an oven problem,

Please read the section on

F-CODES in this manual.

On Indicator Lights when the oven

function is set. Set Indicator - The set indicator will

flash incombination with an oven function ortimed function to let you

know you need to set a time or temperature. Example: "SET" and "BAKE" wilLflash to letyou know you

need to set the bake temperature. Time Indicator - Displays the time of

day, cooking time, delayed start time, cleaning time or the time set on the

kitchen timer.

Displays reminder code "PUSH START" - Ifthe oven time indicator

flashes the words "PUSH START," then you need to press the START

pad to activate your setting.

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OPERATION LowerOvenClockandTimer

Theclock mustbe setfor thecorrect time of day beforea delayed ovenfunction can

work properly.Thetimeof day cannotbe changed during a delayedovenfunction,

butcan be changed duringa bakeor broilfunction

H WTOSETTHE L K

1. PresstheCLOCKpad.

2, PresstheNUMBERpads tosetthe

time.

3. PresstheSTART pad.

RECALLTHE CLOCK

Whileusing your ovenfor timedcooking, pressthe CLOCKpad ifyouwishto

check thetimeof day.Thecurrenttime ofday will showin the display.

POWERFAILURE

Ifyou havehad a powerfaiEure,the time flashingin the displaymay be incorrect. Resetthe Clock.

Anyoven functionthat wasin processwill needto be reset.

TheKitchenTimeris usedto timecooking processesor other householdactivities,It doesnot controlthe oven.Itcan be setfor

up to9 hoursand 59 minutes,It willcount down inminutesuntilthe last60 seconds

is reached,thenthe controlwillbeep once Whenthecountdownreaches zero,

the controlwill beep 3 timesfollowed by onebeep every6 secondsuntilthe

KITCHENTIMERON/OFFpadis pressed.This6-secondtonecan be

cancePedSeeTonesonthefollowing page

ETT

1. Pressthe KFrCHENTIMER

ON/OFF pad.

2. PressNUMBERpadsto set time

3. Pressthe START pad.

4. Whenthe countdownhasreached zero, pressthe KITCHENTIMER ON/OFFpad.

Tocancel the timerduring thecountdown, pressthe KITCHENTIMERON/OFFpad

twice.

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OPERATION ClockandTimer

Yournewcontrol hasaseriesof tonesthat will soundat differenttimes.Thesetones

maysoundwhileyouset the controlfor an ovenfunction,or atthe end ofthe oven

function Itwill alsoalertyouthat there may13ea orobtemwiththe functJoos.

Belowarethetypes of tonesand a brief descriptionofeach.

TONESWHILE SE'rrlNG THE CONTROL- Whenyou pressatouch pad

youwill heara beep Thisbeep willlet you knowyou haveplaced enoughpressure on the pad to activateit.

ENDOFTIMEDCYCLETONE At the endof atimed cookingfunction,youwill hear3shortbeeps followedby 1 beep

every6 seconds This6-second beep wile continueto sounduntilthe CLEAR/OFF

pad ispressed, oryou mayselectthe special featureto cancel this6-second

beepfromsoundingat theend of future

cycles

TO CANCELTHE6-SECONOSEEP:

1. Pressand holdtheBAKE andBROIL HI/I.O pads,at the slimetime, for 3 seconds, untilthe displayshows"SF"

2. PresstheKITCHENTIMERON/OFF

pad The display willshow"CON

SEEP"(continuousbeep)

3. PresstheKITCHENTIMERON/OFF

padagain. The display will show

"BEEP" (beep canceled).

4. Pressthe START pad.

Ifyouwould liketo returnthe6-second beep, repeatsteps aboveuntilthe display

showsyourchoice and press the

STARTpad

A'n'ENTIONTONE- Thistonewill sound

if youmakean erroror an oversightis made whilesetting an ovenfunction.

Exampleswouldbe:

a. Settinga clean cycle andthe oven

door is notproperly closed.

b. Settingfunctionand notpressingthe

STARTpad

c. Pressingan additionalfunction pad

withoutfirstsetting atemperatureor time,

d. "ERR" wilrflash ifyou setan invalid

temperature.PresstheCLEAR/OFF pad to clear thecontroland resetyour

ovenfunction.

Anyofthesecan be quickly identifiedby watchingthe display

PREHEATTONE- Whenyou select acooking mode, setanoven temperatureandpressthe STARTpad, the ovenstarts to heat Whenthe

temperatureinsidetheoven reachesthe temperatureyou haveset, a tonewill

soundto let you knowtheoven is ready

for baking

Ifyousetan ovenfunction andthe control beepswhilethedisplay isflashing "F"

and a number"F,-4"or letter "FI," there may be a problem withthe control SimpLy

presstheCLr_R/OFF pad andwait aboutan hour Try settingthefunction

again If thecode repeats,write down the codeand callfor service.Tellthe

technicianwhat codewasflashing

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OPERATION OvenCookingTips

It isnormaltohavesomeodorwhen usingyourovenforthefirsttime.Tohelp

eliminatethisodor,vent,ate the room by

openingawindowor usinga venthood.

IMPORTANT:Nevercovertheovenbottom

or ovenrackwithaluminumfoil. Improper

usecan causepoorheat flow,poorbaking results,andmaydamagethe ovenfinish.To

preventstainingfromspillovers,you may placea pieceofaluminumfoil ora cookie

sheetbelowfoodswhichmayspillover.

Theoven ventis located underthe control panel.Thisareacould become hotduring

ovenuse.It is normalfor steam to come out ofthe ventand/or collect moisture

underneathwhenthe ovenis in use The vent isimportantfor proper aircirculation

Neverblockthisvent.

Inthe back ofthe ovenyou willnotice asmalltube Thisis aheatsensorthat

maintainsthetemperatureofthe oven. Nevermoveorbend this tube.

__ Oven

_- Temperature,Sensor

Preheatingisbringing theoven temperatureupto thetemperatureyou

will be usingduring baking. Lettheoven preheatthoroughlywhen recipescall

for preheating

The rowtemperaturezone ofyouroven

(between170°Fand 2O0°F)is availableto keephotcookedfoods warm However,

foods shouldnot be keptatthese temperatureslongerthan 2 hours.

ovenlight bulbs,followthis

Topro[ongthe lifeofyour

off whentheoven isnot in useor duringa

clean cycle,Ifyour ovenlightsare left on

for anextended periodof time,theoven will bewarmwhenthedoor isopeneddue

to the heatgeneratedfromtheoven light

bulbs.

helpfultip: Alwaysturnthe lights

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OPERATION

OvenCookingTips

Mostrecipes for bakinghave been developed using high-fat productssuch as butter ormargarine(80%tat by

weight the federal requirement for

products labeled "margarine"). You

will get poor results if cakes, pies,

pastries, cookies or candies are made with low-fat spreads. Low-fat spreads contain less fat and more water, The

high moisture content of these spreads affects the texture and flavor

of favorite baked recipes. The lower the fat content of a spread product,

the more noticeable these differences

become. To ensure best results, use margarine, butter or stick spreads containing at least 70% vegetable oil.

TheOven TemperatureSensoratthe

beckof the ovencontinuouslysenses

and controlsthetemperatureinsidethe oven To keep aconstant settemperature,

the elementswill cycle (turnon and off during cooking).

Baking results will be better if baking pans are centered in the oven as

much as possible. Itbaking w_thmore than one pan, place the pans so each

has at least t to 1W of air space around it. Stagger pans on the rack

so one is not directly above the other

FLATCOOKIESHEETS,withoutsides, allowairtocirculateallaroundthecookies

forevenbrowning.

SHINYPANSreflectheat,andareperfect forcakesand quickbreadsthatneeda light

goldenbrowncrust.

GLASS,DARKNON-STICKOR

DARKENED-BY-AGEBAKEWARE

absorbsheat,andcanbeusedforyeast breads,piecrustor foodsthatneedabrown

crust.Theoventemperature,whenusing thesepans,shouldbe reducedby25°F.

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OPERATION OvenCookingTips

The oven racks are designed with stops, a convenience as well as a safety precaution. The guides have a

bump to prevent the racks from tilting when racks are pulled out of the oven,

This design allows the racks to be

inserted in only one way.

RackGuld

.ump,n j

Your oven has four (4) rack positions.

The top position is only a guide, It

cannot be used as a rack position.

Guide

Always place oven racks In the proper position while oven is cool.

When using your convenient Delay

Start operation, foods such as dairy

products, fish, poultry, etc., should never sit more than 1 hour before

cooking. Room temperature and the

heat from the oven light promote bacterial growth.

Opening the door often to check

foods will cause heat loss and poor

baking results.

You may feel that your new oven cooks differently than the oven it

replaced. We recommend that you use your new oven a few weeks to

become more familiar with it, following

the times given in your recipes as a

guide. If you fee_your oven is too hot or too cool for your cooking preference, see "Do-it-Yourself"

Temperature Adjustment in the

back of this manual to make the

adjustment.

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OPERATION Baking&Roasting

(_ 1. Press theBAKE pad.

Toset the oven to turn on at a later time of day, cook fora specific amount of

time, and turn off automatically:

(_ 2, Pressthe NUMBER

<_ 3. Pressthe START pad.

TOsetthe oven to cook for a specific

time and turn off automatically.

(_) 1. Pressthe BAKE pad.

(_) 2, Press the NUMBER

(_) 4. Press theNUMBER

<_ 5. Press the START pad.

pads to set the oven temperature you prefer to use.

pads to set the oven temperature you prefer

to use.

COOKING TIME pad.

3. Pressthe OVEN

pads to set the amount of time you prefer your

foods to cook.

(_) 1. Press theBAKE pad.

(_ 2. Pressthe NUMBER

(_ 4. Pressthe NUMBER

(_) 6. Press the NUMBER pads

<_7. Pressthe START pad.

The oven will turn off at the end of the cooking time unless

the COOK AND HOLD feature has been act|vated. (Sea the Setting

Specla[ Features eacUon for more information on the COOK AND

HOLD feature.)

pads to set the oven temperature you prefer

to use.

COOKING TIME pad

3. Press the OVEN

padsto setthe amount of

time you prefer your foods to cook.

TIME pad.

5. ressthe BELAY START

to set the time of day you prefer the oven to turn on.

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