Model Number(s):
661043, 677336, 882457, 887747
22 Litre Digital Microwave
User Guide
For Customer Services & Spare Parts please call
0345 209 7461
Opening times: Monday - Friday 8am – 6pm & Saturday 9am – 1pm
or visit us at www.productcareuk.com
PLEASE RETAIN FOR FUTURE
REFERENCE
10 Min
Start/Cancel
Power/Defrost/
Auto Menu
1 Min/
Weight-
10 Sec/
Weight+
Page(s)
Safety instructions 3 – 4
Heating food – safety instructions 5 – 6
Cleaning your microwave 7
About your microwave 8
Product Information 9
Unpacking your microwave 10
Product overview 11 - 12
Microwave Installation 13 - 14
Turntable Installation 15
Control Panel 16
Using your microwave oven 17 – 22
- Microwave cooking 17
- Timed quick start cooking 18
-Defrost 19
- Auto menu 20 - 21
- Child lock, Checking Functions & General Information 22
Connection to the mains supply 23 – 24
Problem solving 25 – 28
Guarantee and Customer Services 29
Spare Parts 30
Notes 31
CONTENTS
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
WARNING:
If the door or door seals are damaged, the
oven must not be operated until it has been repaired by a
competent person.
WARNING: It is hazardous for anyone other than a
competent person to carry out any service or repair
operation that involves the removal of a cover which
gives protection against exposure to microwave energy.
WARNING:
Liquids and other foods must not be heated in
sealed containers since they are liable to explode.
WARNING:
The appliance and its accessible parts may
become hot during use. Care should be taken to avoid
touching heating elements.
WARNING:
Do not leave the microwave oven unattended
while you are using it.
WARNING:
Do not use the microwave when it is empty.
This could damage the oven.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
This appliance is intended to be used in the household and
general domestic applications. It is not intended to be used
in industrial or commercial applications.
This microwave is intended for heating food and beverages
only. The drying of food or clothing and heating of
warming pads, wheat bags, slippers, sponges, damp cloth
and similar is extremely dangerous & may lead to risk of
injury, ignition or fire.
Do not use metal pans, dishes with metal handles or
anything with a metal trim inside the microwave. Do not
use paper covered wire twist-ties on plastic bags.
N
ever put objects into the openings on the outer case.
This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years
and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or
mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge,
only
if they are being supervised or have been given
instruction in the safe use of the appliance and understand
the hazards involved. Children should not play with the
appliance.
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• Food containing a mixture of fat and water (for example, stock)
should stand for 30 to 60 seconds in the oven after it has been
turned off. This is to allow the mixture to settle and to prevent
it
from bubbling when a spoon is placed in it, or a stock cube is
added.
• When heating or cooking food or liquid, remember that
there are certain foods (such as, jam, Christmas pudding, and
mincemeat) which heat up very quickly.
• Microwave heating of beverages can result in delayed eruptive
boiling, therefore care must be taken when handling
the
container.
• The contents of feeding bottles and baby food jars shall
be
stirred or shaken and the temperature checked before
consumption, in order to avoid burns. Do not heat baby bot
tles
with the teat left on. Remove it if replacing the bottle back
into the oven.
• Eggs in their shell and whole hard-boiled eggs should not
be
heated in microwave ovens since they may explode, even after
microwave heating has ended.
• Do not cook any food surrounded by a membrane, such as eg
g
yolks, potatoes, chicken livers, sausages, ready meals and so
on without piercing them several times with a fork.
• Do not try to deep-fry foods in this microwave oven.
• Do not
overcook food.
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HEATING FOOD - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• When heating food in plastic or paper containers, keep an eye
on the oven due to the possibility of ignition.
• If materials inside the oven smoke or catch fire, keep the oven
door closed to stifle the flames, turn the oven off at the wall
switch, or shut the power off at the fuse or circuit-breaker
panel. If smoke is emitted , switch off or unplug the appliance
and keep the door closed in order to stifle any flames.
• Please remember that as food or liquids heat up , they will
release steam or may be spitting. Never cover any container fully,
always leave a gap for steam to escape.
• Do not
use plastic containers when heating or cooking foods that
contain a lot of fat or sugar.
• Always have the glass tray and turntable support in place when
using the microwave oven.
• Do not cook food directly on the glass tray. Put food on a
suitable plate or in a bowl before putting it in the ove
n.
• Do not use melamine dishes as they contain a material
which will absorb microwave energy. This may cause the dishes
to crack or burn, and will slow down the cooking speed.
• Use only cookware & utensils that are approved for use in a
microwave oven.
• Do not use the microwave oven for heating
utensils, plates or
dishes.
• Do not cook using a container with a restricted opening,
such as bottles, as they may explode.
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HEATING FOOD - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Before you clean your microwave oven, turn it off and unplug it.
• Keep the inside of the oven clean. When food or liquids stick
to the oven walls, wipe with a damp cloth. We recommend
that you do not use harsh detergent or abrasives.
• On the right hand wall of the cavity is the wave guide cover,
microwaves are passed through this to enable your food to cook.
It
is important that this wave guide cover is kept clean at all
times. To do this wipe with mild detergent and water, then dry.
• The oven should be cleaned regularly and any food
deposits
removed. Failure to maintain the oven in a clean condition could
lead to deterioration of the surface that could adversely affect the
life of the appliance and possibly result in a hazardous situation.
• You should clean the outside of the oven with a
damp
cloth. Do not allow water to seep into the ventilation openings.
• Do not use harsh abrasive cleaners or sharp metal scrapers
to
clean the oven door glass since they can scratch the surface,
which may result in shattering of the glass.
• If steam builds up inside or around the outside of the oven door,
wipe with a soft cloth. This may happen when the microwave oven
is used in humid conditions.
• Regularly remove the glass turntable to clean it, wash it in
warm soapy water or a dishwasher. Regularly clean the turntable
support and oven floor. Simply wipe the bottom surface of the
oven with mild detergent and water, then dry. You can wash
the turntable support in mild soapy water.
• Failure to maintain the oven in a clean condition, especially if
liquid is left under the turntable, could lead to deterioration of
the surface that will adversely affect the life of the appliance
that may result in a hazardous condition.
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CLEANING YOUR MICROWAVE
ABOUT YOUR MICROWAVE
Microwaves are high-frequency electromagnetic waves similar to radio
waves. While radio waves may vary in length from one metre to many
kilometres, microwaves are very short (less than 12.5 centimetres).
The microwave oven will work using an ordinary household electrical
socket. Inside the microwave oven is the magnetron, which turns the
electrical energy into microwaves.
Microwaves cannot go through metal, so the inside of the oven is
lined with metal. The door is lined with a fine metal mesh which stops
microwaves getting through. This means that when the microwave
oven door is shut, there is no possibility that microwaves can be
released.
Microwaves do not make any heat themselves but cause water
molecules in food to vibrate.
This vibration produces heat that cooks the food. This is why your
food will come out of the microwave piping hot, when your utensils
inside the oven stay much cooler. The microwaves do not stay in the
air or in the food when you open the microwave oven door.
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Rated Voltage 230V – 240V ~ 50Hz
Rated Input Power (Microwave) 1280 W
Rated Output Power (Microwave) 750-800W
Oven Capacity 22L
Turntable Diameter 245 mm
External Dimensions (HxWxD) 282mm x 470mm x 397mm
Net Weight; Approx 10.5kg
Number of Power Levels 5
Number of Auto cook menus 6
Display Type LED Display
Safety Features Child/Door Lock
Accessories Included
Turntable coupling, turntable
roller ring and glass turntable
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UNPACKING THE MICROWAVE
Before you use your microwave oven
1. Remove all the packaging. Do not remove the small piece of card
from the right hand side of the cavity wall. (Please see the below
image). This is called a wave-guide cover and allows the microwaves
to pass through to cook the food and stop debris from entering the
mechanical parts.
PLEASE ENSURE YOU KEEP THIS COVER CLEAN AT ALL TIMES BY
WIPING WITH A DAMP CLOTH. DO NOT PLACE IN A DISHWASHER.
2. Check the oven after unpacking for any visual damage such as:
• A misaligned door
• Damage to the door
• Dents or holes in the door window and screen
• Dents in the inside
If you can see any damage do not use the oven, please contact
Product Care at ww
w.productcareuk.com or call 045 209 7461
This microwave oven weighs approximately 10.5kg so you must put it
on a horizontal surface that is strong enough to support this weight.
The oven must be placed away from high temperatures and steam.
Do not put anything on the top of the microwave oven
.
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
For Customer Services & Spare Pa
rts please call 0345 209 7461
Opening times: Monday - Friday 8am – 6pm & Saturday 9am – 1pm or visit us at
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w. p ro d uc tc a re u k .c o m
Inside the oven cavity
Waveguide Cover Door Safety Interlock Latches
Turntable coupling
Turntable Ring
Glass Turntable
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
For Customer Services & Spare Pa
rts please call 0345 209 7461
Opening times: Monday - Friday 8am – 6pm & Saturday 9am – 1pm or visit us at
ww
w. p ro d uc tc a re u k .c o m
Control Panel (Explanation on how to
use this will be on page 19)
Control Panel
10 Min
Start/Cancel
Power/Defrost/
Auto Menu
1 Min/
Weight-
10 Sec/
Weight+
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MICROWAVE OVEN INSTALLATION
• Place the oven as far away from radios and televisions as possible.
Using the oven may cause interference with the reception.
• Plug the oven into a suitable 13 amp mains socket, make sure
the voltage is the same as on the rating label (do not use extension
cables or mains socket adaptors).
• The microwave oven should be used freestanding only and must not
be built-in or used in a cabinet.
• Select a level surface that provides enough space for the outlet
vents
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MICROWAVE OVEN INSTALLATION
DO NOT obstruct
The ventilation
From the microwave
30cm
20cm
20cm
20cm
Min 85cm
WARNING : DO NOT install the oven over a cooker or other heat
or steam producing appliance as this will damage the microwave
oven.
The minimum installation height is 85cm.
A minimum clearance of 20 cm is required between the oven and
any adjacent walls. Leave a minimum clearance of 30cm above the
oven.
The rear surface of appliance should be placed against a wall.
• Before first use, check that any securing tape and all packaging
has been removed from the glass tray and turntable ring
assembly.
• These parts must never be restricted from rotating.
• N
ever place the glass tray upside down.
• To assemble the turn table, follow the steps below in
number
order.
STEP 1) The turntable shaft should slot into the centre of the
microwave
STEP 2) T he turntable ring slot into the indents in the middle
STEP 3) The glass tray should align with the turntable shaft
The glass tray,turntable ring, and turntable shaft assembly must
always be used during cooking (as shown below).
• Do not place the food directly onto the glass tray, always place on or
in suitable microwaveable cookware.
Please check that crockery is microwave safe before using.
• If the glass tray or turntable ring assembly has been damaged in
any way, please contact the
spares helpline number detailed on
page 32
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TURNTABLE INSTALLATION
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CONTROL PANEL
Display: Cooking time, power, defrost, auto menu and weight
information is shown. Please note that the display has 3 digits, and
that the seconds increase in batches of 10 seconds. For example
when increasing by 10 seconds, the display will increase from 00.1 to
00.2 etc., for 10 minutes 50 seconds the display will show 10.5.
When counting down below 10 minutes, the display will read as
normal, eg. 9.59, 9.58. Maximum setting is 59.5.
10 Sec/Weight + : Press this button to set the time at 10 seconds.
Repeated presses of the button will increase the time by the same
amount, for example press it 5 times to set the time to 50 seconds.
Also press this button to increase the weight of the food by 0.1kg
when Defrost and Auto Menu functions have been selected.
1Min/Weight-:Press this button to set the time at 1 minute.
Repeated presses of the button will increase the time by the same
amount, for example press it 5 times to set the time to 5 minutes.
Also press this button to decrease the weight of the food by 0.1kg
when Defrost and Auto Menu functions have been selected.
10 Min: Press this button to set the time at 10 minutes. Repeated
presses of the button will increase the time by the same amount, for
example press it 5 times to set the time to 50 minutes.
MICROWAVE: Press this button to set the power level, select the
defrost function and the auto menu
START/CANCEL: Press this button to start and press again to cancel
the cooking process.
MICROWAVE COOKING
1) Press the “POWER/DEFROST/AUTO MENU“ button once, and “P10”
will display .
2) Press the “POWER/DEFROST/AUTO MENU“ button to step through
the power levels until your desired microwave powerlevel, "P10",
"P7","P5", "P3","P1" is displayed.
3)
buttons to set the require cooking time (The time setting should
be between 10 seconds and 59 minutes 50 seconds).
4)
Press the “S
TART/CANCEL“ button to confirm.
If you have cycled past your desired power level, continue to press
the button until your desired power level is displayed again.
Press the “START/CANCEL” button to cancel cooking at any time.
The table below shows which power function is equivalent to cooking power
and the wattage.
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USING THE MICROWAVE OVEN
Press power
button
Cooking
Power
Equivalent
power rating
P10 100% 800 W
P7 70%
P5 50% 400 W
P3 30% 240W
P1 10%
80W
560 W
Press the “10 MIN”,
“”
or
“ WEIGHT + ” 10 SEC/
WEIGHT –1 MIN/
TIMED QUICK START COOKING
1) Press the “10 MIN”,
buttons to
set the require cooking time (The time setting should
be between
10 seconds and 59 minutes 50 seconds).
This function cannot work under defrost and auto menu cooking.
2) Press the “START/CANCEL“ button to start the cooking process on
100% power level.
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USING THE MICROWAVE OVEN
“ ”
or
“ WEIGHT + ” 10 SEC/
WEIGHT –1 MIN/
DEFROSTING BY WEIGHT
1) Press the “POWER/DEFROST/AUTO MENU“ button until “dE is
shown on the display.
F”
2)
Press the “ WEIGHT + ” and the “ WEIGHT – ”
weight of the food.
The weight should be set between 0.1 KG –
2.0kg.
10 SEC/ 1 MIN/
It is advised that you read food labelling for the weight of the food,
and convert the weight of the food to kilograms ONLY.
(1000g = 1.0kg)
For example if the food you are defrosting weights 600g, this
would be 0.6kg, so you woud press the “10 SEC/WEIGHT+” button
6 times until “0.6” was displayed
3) Press the “START/CANCEL” key to start defrosting.
If you have set the incorrect weight, press the “ST /CANCEL”
button and the display will return to the standby state, or to cancel
the cooking process at any time press the “START/CANCEL” button.
ART
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USING THE MICROWAVE OVEN
buttons to select the
AUTO MENU
1) Press the “POWER/DEFROST/AUTO MENU” button until the
required auto cook menu, and "A ","A ","A "...."A "isdisplayed.-1 -2 -3 -6
PLEASE SEE THE AUTO COOK MENU TABLE ON THE NEXT PAGE TO FIND
YOUR REQUIRED FUNCTION.
Tu r n the “10 SEC/WEIGHT +” and the “ –” buttons
to choose the
weight of the food in kilograms.
1 MIN/WEIGHT 2)
Press "START/CANCEL" to start the cooking process
.3)
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USING THE MICROWAVE OVEN
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USING THE MICROWAVE OVEN
Auto Cook Menu Cooking Guide
Menu
A-1
Rice
A-2
Vegetable
A-3
Meat
A-4
Noodles
A-5
Fish
A-6
Reheat
Weight
(kg)
0.1 0.1 0.2 1.0 0.1 0.1
0.2 0.2 0.3 2.0 0.2 0.2
0.3 0.3 0.4 0.3 0.3
0.4 0.4 0.5 0.4 0.4
0.5 0.5 0.6 0.5 0.5
0.6 0.8 0.6 0.6
1.0 0.7
0.8
0.9
1.0
CHILD LOCK
LOCK ON: In standby state, press "10 SEC/WEIGHT+” and the “1 MIN/WEIGHT- ”
button for 3 seconds, there will be a "beep" as the lock activates.
LOCK OFF: In locked state: press "10 SEC/WEIGHT+ ” and the “1 MIN/WEIGHT- ”
button for 3 seconds, there will be a "beep" as the lock de-activates and the
display will return to its normal state.
CHECKING FUNCTIONS
CHECKING THE POWER LEVEL DURING COOKING
Press “POWER/DEFROST/AUTO MENU” button,the current power level will be
displayed for 2-3 seconds.
RESTART COOKING
The "START/CANCEL" button must be pressed again to continue cooking if the
door is opened during a cooking cycle.
GENERAL INFORMATION
• The "START/CANCEL" button must be pressed again to continue cooking if
the door is opened during a cooking cycle.
• The buttons will beep if they are pressed correctly, if not pressed correc
tly
they will not beep.
• The buzzer will sound five times to remind you when cooking is finished.
USING THE MICROWAVE OVEN
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CONNECTION TO THE MAINS SUPP
LY
WARNING-THISAPPLIANCEMUST BEEARTHED
This appliance is designed to operate from a mains supply of
230-240V~ 50Hz.
Check that the voltage marked on the product corresponds
with your supply voltage.
This product is fitted with a 13A plug complying with BS1363.
Important: The wires in the mains lead are coloured in
accordance with the following code:
GREEN/YELLOW – EARTH
BLUE - NEUTRAL
BROWN –LIVE
For UK use only – PLUG
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance
may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying
the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:
The GREEN/YELLOW wire is the EARTH and must be connected
to the terminal which is marked with the letter E or by the
earth symbol or coloured GREEN or GREEN/YELLOW.
The BLUE wire is the NEUTRAL and must be connected to
the terminal marked with the letter N or coloured BLACK.
The BROWN wire is the LIVE wire and must be connected to
the terminal marked with the letter L or coloured RED.
Always ensure that the plug cord grip is fastened correctly.
If a 13A (BS1363) fused plug is used it must be fitted with a
13amp fuse conforming to BS1362 and be BSI or ASTA
approved.
If the fuse cover is lost the plus must not be used until a
replacement is obtained from an electrical supplier.
If you need to remove the plug, cut it from the mains lead and
dispose of it. NEVER attempt to re-use this plug or insert it into
a socket outlet, as there is a very great risk of electrical shock.
CONNECTION TO THE MAINS SUPP
LY
DANGER
Electric
Shock Risk
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PROBLEM SOLVING
The microwave oven may cause interference to your radio, TV
or similar equipment. If this happens, you can get rid of the
interference by moving the radio, TV or equipment as far away from
your microwave oven as possible.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of personal injury, always
unplug the microwave before performing maintenance or
trouble shooting checks.
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Problem Potential Reason Potential solution
If the
microwave
doesn’t work
Microwave is not
plugged in
Make sure the plug is plugged in securely in to the
mains and the plug is switched on. If it is not, remove
the plug from the socket, wait 10 seconds and plug it
in again securely.
Plug is not working
The plug socket that the microwave is plugged into
may have become faulty. Plug the microwave into
another known good plug socket, ensure that the
socket is turned on and check if the microwave now
works.
The
plug has a blown
fuse or the mains circuit
has a blown
fuse/tripped fuse
Check the plug for a blown circuit fuse or a tripped
main circuit breaker. If these seem to be working
properly, test the socket with another appliance.
Microwave has
developed a fault
Contact customer services to talk through the
problem to see if any solution for the fault can be
found. If not and the product is in its warranty period
then the microwave should be returned to the
retailer it was purchased from for a replacement or
refund.
If the
microwave
power will not
work
Door is not closed
Make sure the door is securely closed. Otherwise,
the microwave will not engage or
operate.
Problem Potential Reason
Potential solution
Sparking
Burnt on food debris
Spillages or splashes can burn and catch fire, all food
that is put into the microwave should be appropriately
covered. All spillages or splashes must be cleaned, and
all areas of microwave cleaned after each
use.
Burnt on food debris in the microwave, on the
waveguide and the behind the waveguide can cause the
microwave to 'spark'. This is because burnt on debris
can be focused on by the microwaves and spark.
Microwaves must be thoroughly cleaned after every
use to ensure no food is burnt on to any part of the
microwave.
If the microwave does 'spark' the waveguide must be
disposed, the microwave
must be cleaned thoroughly
and then contact customer services for a replacement
waveguide.
The replacement waveguide should be fitted and the
microwave should operate normally. However, if the
microwave 'sparks' again on first use (after the
waveguide has been replaced and the microwave
cleaned,
please contact the customer services for
further
advice.
Metal or foil
No metal or foil should be put inside a microwave as it
can cause 'sparking' which can damage the microwave.
The only metal accessories that should be used inside
the microwave are the ones supplied by the
manufacturer
Pressure build up in food
Food with none porous skins (potatoes for example),
must be pierced to allow steam to escape. As the build
up of pressure can cause food to burst and create a 'fire
hazard‘.
Heat spots
Operated empty or with no
moisture
Microwaves cannot be run empty, microwaves need
moisture to operate correctly.
If microwaves are operated empty or are used to heat
up plates (this
is not permitted), the microwaves can
focus on a single point inside the microwave. This can
cause a heat spot, which can cause the area to become
deformed, warped or start to melt.
If microwaves are operated empty or to heat up foreign
objects this will void the
warranty.
PROBLEM SOLVING
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PROBLEM SOLVING
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Problem Potential Reason
Potential solution
Condensation or
excess water
Food that is being cooked
By the very nature of how a microwave works, it ‘excites’
the water molecules in the food it is heating, causing them
to move about and generate heat from within the food.
Often when the food heats up it reaches the point where
steam is released. Dependant on the food type being
heated (and its water content level), the length of time
being heated for
–
and so the amount of steam generated
– it is inevitable that some of the steam will condense and
form back into water droplets within the microwave cavity.
This can usually be found on the inner walls or most
commonly on the back of the glass door. If not cleaned up,
these droplets can start to form small ‘pools’ of water.
Cooling vents covered
Cooling vents allow the heat and steam to escape from the
microwave. These cannot be covered as it can cause
excessive water to settle inside the microwave or the
microwave to overheat.
The
installation instructions
in the instruction manual must
be followed or the warranty will be void.
Paint
damage/peeling
Maintenance
If the microwave is within
its warranty period, please
contact customer services for further advice or take the
microwave back to the retailer it was
purchased
from for a
refund or replacement
Light not
working
Bulb not working
Due to the construction of microwaves and certain
'dangerous' components inside. The light bulb can only be
changed by a qualified service engineer
.
If the microwave is within
its warranty period, please
contact customer services for further advice or take the
microwave back to the retailer it was
purchased
from for a
refund or replacement
Not heating Magnetron not working
The component that produces the microwaves is called a
magnetron, if food is not being heated or is
'luke' warm
then it is likely this component has developed a fault.
If the microwave is within
its warranty period, please
contact customer services for further advice or take the
microwave back to the retailer it was
purchased
from for a
refund or replacement
PROBLEM SOLVING
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Problem Potential Reason
Potential solution
Over heating Cooling vents covered
Cooling vents allow the heat and steam to escape from
the microwave. These cannot be covered as it can
cause excessive water to settle inside the microwave
or the microwave to overheat.
The
instructions in the instruction manual must be
followed or the warranty will be void.
Too noisy
Glass turntable fitted
incorrectly
Check that the glass turntable has been placed
correctly on the turntable correctly and is not hitting
the walls/doors of the microwave during operation
Dishes/plate are too
large for the microwave
Check that the dishes/plates are the correct size for
the microwave and that they are not hitting the
walls/door of microwave during operation
Door not
shutting/locking
Glass turntable fitted
incorrectly
Check that the glass turntable has been placed
correctly on the turntable
and is stopping the door
from shutting correctly
Latches have become
deformed
If the microwave is within
its warranty period, please
contact customer services for further advice or take
the microwave back to the retailer it was
purchased
from for a refund or replacement
Turntable not rotating
Turntable coupling not
fitted or tape not
removed
Check that the turntable coupling is fitted
correctly
and
the transportation tape has been removed
Turntable roller ring not
fitted or fitted
incorrectly
Check that the roller ring has be placed under the
turntable and that it is position correctly
Glass turntable fitted
incorrectly
Check that the glass turntable has been placed
correctly on the turntable correctly
Turntable has developed
a fault
If the microwave is within
its warranty period, please
contact customer services for further advice or take
the microwave back to the retailer it was
purchased
from
for a refund or replacement
GUARANTEE & CUSTOMER SERVICES
At Next, we take all our customer feedback seriously.
Feel free to contac
t our Product Care Team on 0345 209 7461
Monday – Friday: 8am-6pm & Saturday: 9am – 1pm
who will be more than happy to help you.
This product is guaranteed for from the date of the
original purchase. If any defect arises due to faulty materials or
workmanship, the faulty product must be returned to the place of
purchase.
2
4 months
Refund or replacement is at the discretion of the retailer.
The following conditions apply:
• The product must be returned to the retailer with the origin
al
proof of purchase.
• The product must be installed and used in accordance with the
instructions contained in this instruction guide and any other
instructions for use which are supplied.
• It must be used for domestic purposes only and for its in
tended
use.
• This warranty does not cover wear and tear, damage,
misuse or
consumable parts.
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SPARE PARTS
Glass turntable
Tu r nt a b l e R in g
Wave Guide cover
The following spare parts are available from
www.productcareuk.com or call 0345 209 7461
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Turntable coupling
NOTES
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For Product Care & Spare Parts please call
0345 209 7461
Open
ing times: Monday - Friday
8am – 6pm & Saturday 9am – 1pm or visit u
s at
www.productcareuk.com
This symbol is known as the 'Crossed-out wheelie bin Symbol'. When this symbol is
marked on a product/batteries, it means that the product/batteries should not be
disposed of with your general household waste. Only discard
electrical/electronic/battery items in separate collection schemes, which cater for the
recovery and recycling of materials contained within. Your co-operation is vital to make
sure the success of these schemes and for the protection of the environment. For your
nearest disposal facility, visit ww
w.recycle-more.co.uk or ask in store for details.
We reserve the right due to possible changes to design to alter the instruction manual
without prior notice.
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