Kenmore 87000 Manuel utilisateur

Model:87000

Microwave OvenUser sManual

Pleaseread theseinstructionscarefullybeforeinstallingand operatingthe oven.

Recordinthespacebelowthe SERIALNO. found on thenameplateon youroven and

retainthisinformation forfuturereference.

SERIALNO.

PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETO

EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY

(a)Donotattempttooperatethisoven withthedoor-open sinceopen-door

operation can resultinharmfulexposuretomicrowaveenergy.It isimportantnot

todefeat ortamperwiththe safetyinterlocks.

(b)Donotplaceanyobject between theoven front faceandthedoororallowsoil or

cleanerresidue toaccumulateon sealingsurfaces.

(c)Donotoperatethe oven if itisdamaged.It isparticularlyimportantthatthe oven

doorcloseproperlyand that thereisno damagetothe :

①Door(bent ),

②Hingesand latches(broken orloosened ),

③Doorsealsand sealingsurfaces.

(d)The oven shouldnotbeadjusted orrepaired byanyone exceptproperlyqualified

servicepersonnel.

CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURE

TO EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY .

IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS ...

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS. .....

UTENSILSGUIDE .

COOKINGTECHNIQUES

SPECIFICATIONS .

PARTNAMES . ...

CONTROLPANEL ... ..

OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS ....

ABOUT “QUICKCOOK”SETTINGS ..

CLEANINGANDCARE .

BEFOREYOUCALLFORSERVICE .

WARRANTY

IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

When usingelectricalappliances,basic

safetyprecautionsshouldbefollowed,

includingthe following:

WARNING-Toreducetherisk ofburns,

electricshock,fire,injurytopersonsor

exposuretoexcessivemicrowaveenergy:

1.Read all instructionsbeforeusing

the appliance.

2.Read andfollowthe specific

"PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLE

EXPOSURETOEXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE ENERGY"on page1.

3.Thisappliancemustbegrounded.

Connectonlytoproperlygrounded outlet.

See "groundinginstructions”on page3.

4.Install orlocatethisappliance

onlyinaccordancewiththe provided

installation instructions.

5.Someproductssuchaswhole

eggsand sealed containers-forexample,

closed glass jars-areabletoexplode and

shouldnot beheated inthisoven.

6.Usethisapplianceonlyforits

intendeduseasdescribed inthismanual.

Donotusecorrosivechemicalsorvapors

inthisappliance.Thistypeofoven is

specificallydesigned toheat, cook,ordry

food.Itisnotdesigned forindustrialor

laboratoryuse.

7.Aswithanyappliance,close

supervision isnecessarywhen usedby

children.

8.Toreducetherisk offireinthe

oven cavity:

a.Donotovercookfood.Carefully

attendappliancewhen paper,plastic,or

othercombustiblematerialsareplaced

inside the oven tofacilitatecooking.

b.Removewiretwist-tiesfrom

paperorplasticbagsbeforeplacingbag in

oven.

c.Ifmaterialsinside the oven

shouldignite,keepoven doorclosed,turn

oven off,and disconnect the powercordor

shutoff poweratthe fuseorcircuitbreaker

panel.

d.Donotusethe cavityforstorage

purposes.Donotleavepaperproducts,

cookingutensilsorfoodinthecavitywhen

not inuse.

9.Liquids,suchaswater,coffee,or

tea areabletobeoverheatedbeyondthe

boilingpointwithoutappearingtobe

boilingdue tosurfacetension ofthe liquid.

Visiblebubblingorboilingwhen the

containerisremoved fromthe microwave

oven isnotalwayspresent. THESE

COULDRESULTINVERYHOTLIQUIDS

SUDDENLYBOILINGOVERWHENA

SPOONOROTHERUTENSILIS

INSERTEDINTOTHELIQUID. Toreduce

the risk ofinjurytoperson:

a.Donot overheat the liquid.

b.Stirthe liquidbothbeforeand

halfwaythroughheatingit.

c.Donotusestraight-sided

containerswithnarrownecks.

d.Afterheating,allowthe container

tostand inthe microwaveoven forashort

timebeforeremovingthe container.

e.Useextremecarewhen inserting

aspoon orotherutensil intothe container.

10.Donotheatoil orfatfor

deep-frying.It isdifficulttocontrolthe

temperatureofoil inmicrowaveoven.

11.Piercefoodswithheavyskins

suchaspotatoes,wholesquash,apples

and chestnutsbeforecooking.

12.Thecontentsoffeedingbottles

and babyjarsshouldbestirred orshaken

and the temperatureshouldbechecked

beforeservinginordertoavoidburns.

13.Cookingutensilsmaybecomehot

becauseofheattransferred fromthe

heatedfood.Potholdersmaybeneededto

handlethe utensil.

14.Donotcoverorblock any

openingson the appliance.

15.Donotstoreorusethisappliance

outdoors.Donotusethisproductnear

water,forexample,nearakitchensink,in

awetbasement, nearaswimmingpool,or

similarlocations.

16.Donotoperatethisapplianceifit

hasadamaged cordoraplug,ifitisnot

workingproperlyorif ithasbeendamaged

ordropped.

17.Donotimmersecordorplugin

water.Keepcordawayfromheated

surface.Donotletcordhangoveredgeof

tableorcounter.

18.Useonlythermometers,which

arespecificallydesignedforusein

microwaveovens.

19.Donotoperateanyheatingor

cookingappliancebeneaththisappliance.

20.Becertainthe glass trayand roller

ringsareinplacewhen you operatethe

oven.

21.WARNING: It ishazardousfor

anyone otherthan atrainedperson to

carryoutanyserviceorrepairoperation

whichinvolvesthe removalofanycover

whichgivesprotection againstexposureto

microwaveenergy.Ifthereisany

damage,do notoperatethe oven and

contact yourdealer.

22. Thisapplianceshouldbeserviced

onlybyqualified servicepersonnel.

Contactnearestauthorized servicefacility

forexamination, repair, oradjustment.

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

Thisappliancemustbegrounded.Inthe eventofan electricalshortcircuit, grounding

reducesrisk ofelectricshock byprovidingan escapewireforthe electriccurrent.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING: Improperuseofthe groundingplugcan result inarisk ofelectricshock.

Electrical Requirements

Theelectricalrequirementsarea120volt60 Hz,AConly,15amp.It isrecommended that

aseparatecircuitservingonlytheoven beprovided.Theoven isequipped witha3-prong

groundingplug.It mustbeplugged intoawall receptaclethatisproperlyinstalled and

grounded.

PowerSupplyCord

1.Ashort powersupplycordisprovided toreducethe risks resultingfrombecoming

entangled inortrippingoveralongercord.

2.Longercordsetsorextension cordsareavailableand maybeused ifcareis

exercised intheiruse.

3.Iflongcordorextension cordisused：

a)The marked electricalratingofthe cordset orextension cordshouldbeat least as

great asthe electricalratingofthe appliance.

b)The extension cordmust beagrounding-type3-wirecord, and The longercordshould

bearranged sothat it will not drapeoverthe countertoportabletopwhereit can bepulled

on bychildren ortripped overunintentionally.

Notes:

Ifyou haveanyquestionsabout the groundingorelectricalinstructions, consult aqualified

electrician orserviceperson.

Neither manufacturer northe dealercan accept anyliabilityfordamagetothe oven or

personalinjuryresultingfromfailuretoobservethe electricalconnection procedures.

UTENSILSGUIDE

Thissectionlistswhichutensilscanbeusedinthemicrowave,whichoneshavelimited

useforshort periods, and whichonesshouldnot beused inthe microwave.

Recommended

·Microwavebrowningdish —Usetobrownthe exteriorof small itemssuchassteaks,

chops, orpancakes. Followthe directionsprovided withyourbrowningdish.

Microwaveableplasticwrap —Usetoretainsteam. Leaveasmall openingforsome

steamtoescapeand avoidplacingit directlyon the food.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

·Papertowelsand napkins —Useforshort-termheatingand covering;theseabsorb

excess moistureand preventspattering.Donotuserecycledpapertowels,whichmay

containmetaland couldignite.

·Glass and glass-ceramicbowlsand dishes —Useforheatingorcooking.

·Paperplates and cups —Useforshort-termheatingat lowtemperatures. Donot use

recycled paper, whichmaycontainmetaland couldignite.

·Wax paper —Useasacovertoprevent spattering.

·Thermometers —Useonlythoselabeled “MicrowaveSafe”and followall directions.

Check the food inseveralplaces. Conventionalthermometersmaybeused on

microwavefood oncethe food hasbeen removed fromthe oven.

Limited Use

Aluminumfoil —Usenarrowstripsoffoil toprevent overcookingofexposed areas.

Usingtoo muchfoil can damageyouroven, sobecareful.

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

Iftheyarenot labeled, test themtomakesuretheycan beused safely.

·Plastic —Useonlyiflabeled “MicrowaveSafe”. Otherplastics can melt.

·Straw, wicker, and wood —Useonlyforshort-termheating, suchaswarmingdinner

rollsforafewseconds; basketsand bowlsmaybeflammable.

NotRecommended

·Glass jarsand bottles —Regularglass istoo thintobeused inamicrowave. It can

shatterand causedamageand injury.

·Paperbags —Theseareafirehazard, except forpopcornbagsthat aredesigned for

microwaveuse.

·Styrofoamplates and cups —Thesecanmelt and leavean unhealthyresidueonfood.

·Plasticstorageand food containers —Containerssuchasmargarine tubscan melt in

the microwave.

·Metal utensils —Thesecan damageyouroven. Removeall metalbeforecooking.

Note: Shouldyouwishtocheck ifadishissafeformicrowaving,placethe emptydishin

the oven andmicrowaveon HIGHfor30seconds.Adishwhichbecomesveryhot

shouldnot beused.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

COOKING TECHNIQUES

Yourmicrowavemakescookingeasierthan conventionalcooking,provided you keep

theseconsiderationsinmind:

Stirring

Stirfoodssuchascasserolesand

vegetableswhilecookingtodistributeheat

evenly. Food at the outside ofthe dish

absorbsmoreenergyand heatsmore

quickly, sostirfromthe outside tothe

center.The oven will turnoffwhen you

open the doortostiryourfood.

Arrangement

Arrangeunevenlyshaped foods, suchas

chicken piecesorchops, withthe thicker,

meatierpartstowardthe outside ofthe

turntablewheretheyreceivemore

microwaveenergy.Topreventovercooking,

placedelicateareas, suchasasparagus

tips, towardthe centerofthe turntable.

Shielding

Shieldfood withnarrowstripsofaluminum

foil toprevent overcooking.Areasthat

need shieldinginclude poultrywing-tips,

the endsofpoultrylegs, and cornersof

squarebakingdishes. Useonlysmall

amountsofaluminumfoil. Largeramounts

can damageyouroven.

Turning

Turnfoodsovermidwaythroughcooking

toexposeall partstomicrowaveenergy.

Thisisespeciallyimportantwithlarge

foodssuchasroasts.

Standing

Foodscooked inthe microwavebuildup

internalheatandcontinuetocookfora

fewminutesafterheatingstops. Let foods

stand tocompletecooking, especially

foodssuchascakesand wholevegetables.

Roastsneed thistimetocompletecooking

inthe centerwithout overcookingthe outer

areas.All liquids, suchassouporhot

chocolate, shouldbeshaken orstirred

when cookingiscomplete.Letliquids

stand amomentbeforeserving.When

heatingbabyfood,stirwell atremovaland

test the temperaturebeforeserving.

Adding moisture

Microwaveenergyisattractedtowater

molecules.Food thatisuneven inmoisture

contentshouldbe covered orallowed to

standsothattheheatdispersesevenly.

Add asmallamountof watertodryfood to

helpit cook.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

PowerConsumption:

Output:

Operation Frequency:

Outside Dimensions(H×W×D):

Oven CavityDimensions(H×W×D):

Oven Capacity:

CookingUniformity:

Net Weight:

120V~60Hz, 1350W

900W

2450MHz

1113/16×21 1/4×15 11/16 in.

97/16×13 15/16×14 1/8 in.

1.1cu.ft

TurntableSystem(Φ12 3/8”)

Approx. 35.2lbs.

PARTNAMES

①DoorSafetyLock System

②Oven Window

③Oven AirVent

④Shaft

⑤RollerRing

⑥Glass Tray

⑦ControlPanel

⑧Doorreleasebutton

DO NOTREMOVE THECARDBOARD OVENAIR

VENTCOVERTHATISINSIDETHEMICROWAVE!

CONTROL PANEL

(Alsosee following pages formoredetail.)

DISPLAY

Cookingtime,power,indicatorsand

present timearedisplayed.

BAKEDPOTATOPOPCORN PIZZA

BEVERAGEFROZENDINNER,

REHEAT

Allowyou toreheat orcookfood

automaticallywithout enteringpowerlevel

ortime.

POWER

Usetoset powerlevel.

TIMER

You can usethe TIMERfunction

independently, even whileacooking

programisgoingon inthe oven.

COOK

Cookatone powerlevelforaperiod of

time, then the oven automaticallyswitchto

anotherpowerlevelforthe rest ofcooking

time.

COOKBYWEIGHT

Touchtoenterweight ofmeat accurately.

The oven automaticallysetsthe cooking

timeand powerlevel.

DEFROSTBYWEIGHT

Touchtoset the weight ofthe food tobe

defrosted; the oven automaticallysetsthe

defrostingtimeand powerlevel.

SPEEDDEFROST

Touchtoset defrostingtime; the oven

automaticallydividesthe defrostingtime

intoperiodsofalternatingdefrostand

stand timesbycyclingon and off.

NUMBERPADS(0-9)

Touchtoset timesoramounts.

CLOCK

Touchtoset the clock.

RESET

Clearsall previoussettingsiftouched

beforecookingstarts.

START/STOP

Touchtostart orstopcooking.

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

BEEPS DURING OVENSETTINGS

ONEBEEP: Oven acceptsthe entry.

TWO BEEPS: Oven doesnot accept the

entry, check and tryagain.

SETTING THECLOCK

1.TouchCLOCKpad.

2.Usethe numberpadstoenterthe

correct time.You must touchat least

three numberstoset the clock(one for

hourand twoforminutes).

3.TouchCLOCKpad again.

NOTE:

Thisisa12 hourclock.When the oven

isfirstplugged inorwhen power

resumesafterapowerinterruption,the

displaywillshowENTERCLOCKTIME,

ifyou prefertonothavethe clock

displayed,touchRESETpad.You can

check the clock timewhilecookingisin

progress bytouchingthe CLOCKpad.

SETTING THEOVENTIMER

1.TouchTIMERpad.

2.Entertheamount oftimeyou want to

countdownbytouchingthe

numberpads. Digit timeisinminutes

and secondsand setleft toright. Set

one digit(a5for5seconds)orup to

fourdigits(2405 for24 minutes,5

seconds).

3.TouchSTART/STOPpad.

NOTE:

·Timecountdowncan beseen in

displayfor3secondsbeforeclock or

cookingtimeisreturned todisplay.

·TouchTIMERand then touchRESET

tocancelTIMERduringtiming

process.

SETTING COOKING TIMES

AND

POWERLEVELS

A.One-stageCooking

1.Usethe numberpadstoset acooking

time.You can set acookingtimefrom

one secondsto99 minutesand 99

seconds. Ifyou aresettingatimegreater

than one minute, you must enter

numbersforbothminutesand seconds.

Forexample, toset 20 minutes, enter

2,0,0,0.

2.Ifyou want toset apowerlevelother

than 100%power, touchPOWER, then

usethe numberpadstoenterthe power

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