LG MB-307MCD User Guide

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Microwave/Grill
Oven
OWNER'S
MODEL
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read
:
this
MANUAL
MB-3071MCD
owner's
manual
before
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Table
of
Contents
TECHNICAL
4
INSTALLATION
5
INTRODUCTION
7
10
11
19
20
22
24
25
26
FEATURES
OPERATING
FRESH
COOKING
COMBINATION
OTHER
SAFETY
QUESTIONS
SPECIFICATION
DIAGRAM
VEGETABLE
&
BROWNING
HELPFUL
PRECAUTIONS
AND
INSTRUCTIONS
COOKING
INSTRUCTIONS
ANSWERS
/
CHART
CONTROL
PANEL
Power
Output
Microwave
Outside
Cavity
Power
Input
Frequency
Dimensions
Dimensions
Consumption
Technical
Microwave
Grill
220V
AC/50Hz
900W
2450MHz
530mm(W) 349mm(W)
1300W
1000W
Specifications
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314mm(H)
X
228mm(H)
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STANDARD)
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390mm
X
369mm
(IEC705
(D) (D)
Page 5
Installation
A.
GROUNDING
For
personal
safety,
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the
event
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reduces
escape
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plug
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plugged
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Installation
B.
CIRCUITS
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Page 7
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Page 8
Quantity
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Page 9
Introduction
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Page 10
DOOR
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Page 11
Operating
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Page 12
Operating
Instructions(cont'd)
2
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through
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POPCORN
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Page 13
Operating
Instructions
Cooking
CATEGORY
BOILED
(PAPASALHORNO)
(Room
(HUEVO)
(Room
CHICKEN
(POLLO)
(Room
POTATO
temp.)
EGGS
temp.)
temp.)
Chart
for
TOUCHING
Three
Four
Three
One
Once
Twice
Once
Twice
Once
Twice
times
times
times
PAD
Touch
Cooking
AMOUNT
1
potato
+
1/4
2
potatoes
+
1/3
3
potatoes
+
1/2
4
potatoes
+1/2
1
egg
1
egg
cup
cup
cup
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medium
well
1/4
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(230g)
water
(460g)
water
(690g)
water
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water
done
kg
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done
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Large
potatoes,
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them
and add
quantity.
water
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perforated.
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egg
perforate
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Page 14
Operating
Instructions
AUTO
The
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defrosting
to
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kg.
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touch
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steak.
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thick),
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---14---
Page 15
Operating
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---15---
showsinthe
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Page 16
General
Procedure
for
Cooking
Meat
"WARNING:
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special
other
any
2.
Place
3.
Cook
large
4.
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5.
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thoroughly
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and
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time
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on
the
bony
the
very
---16---
Page 17
7.
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General
poultryisthoroughly
from
the
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sharp
knife
through
thigh
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cooked
it
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thickest
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to
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N.B.
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above
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may
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minutes minutes minutes
minutes
minutes
time
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lb)
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setting
HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH
HIGH
HIGH
---17---
Add
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minutes
3-4
minutes
3-4
minutes
3-4
minutes
time
Page 18
Operating
Instructions
(Cont'd)
GRILL
This
feature
quickly.
Use
the
Example:
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GRILL
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START
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allows
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and
your
and
a
oven
---18---
Page 19
Vegetable
Artichokes
oz.
(8
each)
Asparagus,
Fresh,
spears
Beens,
green
wax
Beets, Fresh,
Broccoli,
spears
Cabbage, Chopped
Carrtos,
sliced
Cauliflower,
Fresh, Fresh,
Celery,
sliced
Corn,
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sweet,
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whole
(6-8
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leaf
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cups
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cups
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cups
2
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lb.
1lb.
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cups
2
medium
4
medium
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potatoes
4
potatoes
1
lb.
or
1
medium
1
lb.
Time
at
HIGH
6-8
11-13
7-9
10-11
17-20
6-8
7-9
6-8
7-9
5-6
9-12
4-5
6-8
6-8
6-8
8-10
7-9
12-14
6-8
8-10
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2
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halfway through
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halfway through
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and
in
1-qt.
in
1-qt.
cooking.
in
1-qt.
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in
1-qt.
1/2
water
water
water
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in
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with
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juice.
casserole.
casserole.
fork.
fork.
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time
2-3
minutes
2-3
minutes
2-3
minutes
2-3
minutes
2-3
minutes
2-3
minutes
2-3
minutes
2-3
minutes
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minutes
2-3
minutes
2-3
minutes
2-3
minutes
2-3
minutes
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minutes
2-3
minutes
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1
lb.
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on
2
over
paper
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rearrange
halfway through
2-3
minutes
cooking.
---19---
Page 20
Cooking
&
Browning
GENERAL
1.
Trim
excess
curling.)
2.
Use
only
3.
Cover
4.
After
microwaving,
5.
To
get
is
very
Food
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Hamburger
4
oz.
each,
thick
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loaf
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steak.
3/4to1-inch
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8
1-inch
oz,
microwave
food
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high,
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thick
steak,
thick
8
fat
with
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and
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4-5
min.,
3-4
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drain
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and
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after
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on
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rack
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the
stop
unless
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and
brush
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the
fat
food
with
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chops,
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thick
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8
oz,
chop
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to
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thick ham
to
oz,
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6-8
5-7
5-7
5-7
min.,
min.,
min.,
min.,
70%
70%
70%
70%
---20---
14-16
14-16
14-16
13-15
minutes
minutes
minutes
minutes
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as
above.
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as
above.
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as
above.
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with
before
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through
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microwaving
brown
sugar
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directly
over
halfway
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and
glaze
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or
brown
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halfway
honey
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glaze
or
Page 21
Pork
Sausage
fresh
Links,
Precooked
Poultry
Chicken
Whole
Food
patties,
fresh
pieces
chicken
Links
Quantity
2to4
4to6
2to4 4to6 6to8
1/2
kg
1300
g~1/2
Cooking
pieces
pieces
pieces pieces pieces
kg
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microwave
2-4
min.,
4-6
min.,
3/4-1
min.,
1-21/2
21/2-4
5-7
min.,
6-9
min.,
time
HIGH
HIGH
min., min.,
HIGH
70%
&
and
setting
HIGH
HIGH HIGH
Browning
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6-9
6-9
6-9 6-9 6-9
9-13
24-30
time
minutes
minutes
minutes minutes minutes
minutes
minutes
Add
2
tablespoons
and
cover
Turn
over
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Place
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over
Use
glass
Turn
over
Place
directly
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over
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low
plate.
Turn
over
Drain
after
melted
butter.
brown.
Turn
browning. Arrange
with
wax
through
with
melted
not
use
browning.
Method
water
with
plastic
halfway through
directly
halfway through
dish
and
no
halfway through
on
racktobrwon.
halfway through
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skin
with
chicken,
halfway through
microwaving
Place
over
halfway
chicken
paper.
breast
Turn
microwaving.
butter
before
rack.
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over
to
sausage
wrap.
microwaving.
on
racktobrown.
browning.
cover.
microwaving.
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sideupin
wax
paper.
microwaving.
and
brush
on
directly
through
cover
down,
breast
up
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and
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halfway through
9-inch
with
rack
to
halfway
brush
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Fish Fish
1/2-inch
Fresh
1-inch
Whole
fillet,
thick
steaks,
thick
fish
1/2
kg
1kg
1kg
250~300g 675~900g
3-4 5-7
3-5
4-6 6-8
min., min.,
min.,
min., min.,
HIGH HIGH
HIGH
70% 70%
---21---
10-14 10-14
10-14
12-16 16-20
minutes minutes
minutes
minutes minutes
Arrange
wax
brush
on
Arrange
wax
fishinlow
paper.
with
racktobrown.
fishinlow
paper.
microwaving.
and
brush
with
on
directly
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racktobrown.
over
halfway through
as
above.
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melted
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Drain
after
over
melted
plate
microwaving
butter.
plate
halfway
after
butter.
and
cover
Place
directly
and
cover
through
microwaving
Place
browning.
with
and
with
Page 22
Combination
Cooking
GENERAL
1.
The
Combination
microwave
2.
Use
only
3.
To
get
is
very
Food
Beef
Hamburger
4
oz.
each,
thick
roast,
Rump
Lamb Lamb
roast,
boneless
microwave
better
high,
patties,
1/2-inch
rolled,
cooking
and
like
rolled
GUIDELINES
method
quick
whole
allows
and
crisping
and
heat-safe
browning,
chicken
Quantity
2
patties
4
patties
1.4kg~1.8kg
1.4kg~1.8kg
to
take
you
and
browing
cooking
arrange
or
meatloaf.
Combination
Cooking
10-12 13-15
11-13
per
RARE(135°F)
14-16
per
MEDIUM(155°F)
12-13
per
RARE(135°F)
14-15
per
MEDIUM(145°F)
16-17
per
WELL(155°F)
advantage
effect
utensils.
on
the
Time
minutes minutes
minutes
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Combination
Cooking
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cornish
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minutes
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---24---
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