Oster OMW1480 Manuel utilisateur

Owner sManual

MICROWAVE OVEN

OMW1480

Pleasereadtheseinstructionscarefullybeforeinstalling and operating theoven.

cordinthespace belowtheSERIALNO.foundonthenameplateonyourovenand retain

thisinformation 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

PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETOEXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE ENERGY ..

IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS ....

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS. .....

UTENSILSGUIDE .

COOKINGTECHNIQUES

BEFOREYOUCALLFORSERVICE .

SPECIFICATIONS .

PARTNAMES . ...

CONTROLPANEL ... ..

OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS ....

ABOUT “MENU COOKING”SETTINGS ... .

CLEANINGANDCARE .

IMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

When usingelectricalappliances, basic

safetyprecautionsshouldbefollowed,

includingthe following:

WARNING - Toreducethe risk ofburns,

electricshock, fire, injurytopersonsor

exposuretoexcessivemicrowaveenergy:

1.Read all instructionsbeforeusingthe

appliance.

2.Read and followthe specific

“PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLE

EXPOSURE TOEXCESSIVE MICROWAVE

ENERGY”on page1.

3.Select alevelsurfacethat provides

enoughopen spaceforthe intake

and/oroutlet vents.Aminimum

clearanceof3inchesisrequired

between the oven and anyadjacent

wall. One side must beopen. Leavea

minimumclearanceof3inchesabove

the oven. Donot coverorblock any

openingson the appliance. Donot

removefeet fromthe bottomofthe

oven.This

appliancemust be

grounded. Connected onlytoproperly

grounded outlet. See “GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS ”on page3.

Someproductssuchaswholeeggs

and sealed containers, forexample,

closed glass jarsmayexplode and

shouldnot beheated inthisoven.

Usethisapplianceonlyforitsintended

useasdescribed inthismanual. Donot

usecorrosivechemicalsorvaporsin

thisappliance.Thistypeofoven is

specificallydesigned toheat, cookor

dryfood. It isnot designed forindustrial

orlaboratoryuse.

Aswithanyappliance, close

supervision isnecessarywhen used by

children.

Toreducetherisk offireintheoven

cavity:

a.Donot overcookfood. Carefully

attend applianceifpaper, plasticor

othercombustiblematerialsare

placed inside the oven tofacilitate

cooking.

b. Removewiretwist-tiesfrompaperor

plasticbagsbeforeplacingbagin

oven.

c.Ifmaterialsinsidetheovenshould

ignite,keepovendoorclosed,

turnovenoff, and disconnectthe

powercordorshutoff powerat

thefuse orcircuitbreakerpanel.

d.Donot usethe cavityforstorage

purposes. Donot leavepaper

products, cookingutensilsorfood in

the cavitywhen not inuse.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Microwaveheatingofbeveragecan

result indelayed eruptiveboiling,

thereforecarehastobetaken when

handlethe container.

Donot deepfryfood inthe microwave.

It isdifficult tocontrolthe fat which

couldcauseafirehazard.

10.

Piercefoodswithheavyskinssuchas

potatoes, wholesquash, applesand

chestnutsbeforecooking.

11.

The contentsoffeedingbottlesand

babyjarsshouldbestirred orshaken

and the temperatureshouldbe

checked

beforeservinginordertoavoidburns.

12.

Cookingutensilsmaybecomehot

becauseofheat transferred fromthe

heated food. Potholdersmaybe

needed tohandlethe utensil.

13.

Donot coverorblock anyopeningson

the appliance.

14.

Donot storeorusethisappliance

outdoors. Donot usethisproduct near

water, forexample, nearakitchen sink,

inawet basement, ornearaswimming

pool, and the like.

15.

Donot operatethisapplianceifit hasa

damaged cordoraplug, ifit isnot

workingproperlyorifit hasbeen

damaged ordropped.

16.

Donot immersecordorpluginwater.

Keepcordawayfromheated surface.

Donot let cordhangoveredgeoftable

orcounter.

17.

Useonlythermometerswhichare

specificallydesigned forusein

microwaveovens.

18.

Donot operateanyheatingorcooking

appliancebeneaththisappliance.

19.

Becertainthe glass trayand rollerring

areinplacewhenyouoperatethe

oven.

20.

WARNING: It ishazardousforanyone

otherthan atrained person tocarryout

anyserviceorrepairoperation which

involvesthe removalofanycover

whichgivesprotection against

exposuretomicrowaveenergy.If

thereisanydamage,do notoperate

the oven and contactyourdealeror

manufacturerauthorized servicer.

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

Thisappliancemustbegrounded.Inthe eventofan electricalshortcircuit, grounding

reducesrisk ofelectricshock byprovidingan escapewireforthe electriccurrent.

WARNING: Improperuseofthe groundingplugcan result inarisk ofelectricshock.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Electrical Requirements

Theelectricalrequirementsarea120volt60 Hz,AConly,20amp.It isrecommended that

aseparatecircuitservingonlytheoven beprovided.Theoven isequipped witha3-prong

groundingplug.It mustbeplugged intoawall receptaclethatisproperlyinstalled and

grounded.

Extension Cord

Ifitisnecessarytousean extension cord,useonlya3-wireextension cordthathasa3

blade groundingplugand a3-slotreceptaclethatwill acceptthe plugon themicrowave

oven.Themarked ratingofthe extension cordshall beequaltoorgreaterthanthe

electricalratingofthe appliance.

Notes: 1.Ifyou haveanyquestionsaboutthe groundingorelectricalinstructions,consult

aqualified electrician orserviceperson.

2.Neithermanufacturernorthe dealercan acceptanyliabilityfordamagetothe

oven orpersonalinjuryresultingfromfailuretoobservethe electricalconnection

procedures.

RadioorTVInterference

Shouldtherebeanyinterferencecaused bythemicrowaveoven toyourradioorTV,check

thatthemicrowaveoven ison adifferent circuit, relocatedtheradioorTVasfarawayfrom

the oven asfeasibleorcheck position and signalofreceivingantenna.

UTENSILS GUIDE

Thissectionlistswhichutensilscanbeusedinthemicrowave,whichoneshavelimited

useforshort periods, and whichonesshouldnot beused inthe microwave.

Recommended

·Microwavebrowning dish —Usetobrownthe exteriorofsmall itemssuchassteaks,

chops, orpancakes. Followthe directionsprovided withyourbrowningdish.

Microwaveableplasticwrap —Usetoretainsteam. Leaveasmall openingforsome

steamtoescapeand avoidplacingit directlyon the food.

·Papertowelsand napkins —Useforshort-termheatingand covering; theseabsorb

excess moistureand prevent spattering. Donot userecycled papertowels, whichmay

containmetaland couldignite.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

·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.Toprevent

overcooking,placedelicateareas,suchas

asparagustips,towardthecenterofthe

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

Microwaveenergyisattracted towater

molecules. Food that isuneven inmoisture

content shouldbecovered orallowed to

stand sothat the heat disperseevenly.Add

asmall amount ofwatertodryfood tohelp

it cook.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE YOU CALL FORSERVICE

Ifthe oven failstooperate:

A)Check toensurethat the oven is

plugged insecurely. Ifit isnot, removethe

plugfromthe outlet, wait 10 secondsand

plugit inagainsecurely.

B)Check forablowncircuit fuseora

tripped maincircuit breaker. Ifthese

seemtobeoperatingproperly, test the

outlet withanotherappliance.

C)Check toensurethatthe controlpanel

isprogrammed correctlyand the timeris

set.

C)Check toensurethat the dooris

securelyclosed engagingthe doorsafety

lock system. Otherwise, the microwave

energywill not flowintothe oven.

IFNONEOFTHEABOVE RECTIFYTHESITUATION,THENCONTACTAQUALIFIED

TECHNICIAN. DO NOTTRYTOADJUSTORREPAIRTHEOVENYOURSELF.

SPECIFICATIONS

PowerConsumption:

Output:

Operation Frequency:

Outside Dimensions(H×W×D):

Oven CavityDimensions(H×W×D):

Oven Capacity:

CookingUniformity:

Net Weight:

120V~60Hz, 1450W

1000W

2450MHz

12 5/8”×21 7/8”×19 5/16”in.

9 15/16”×14 15/16”×15 7/8”in.

1.4cu.ft

TurntableSystem(Φ13”)

Approx. 43.3lbs.

PART NAMES

①DoorSafetyLock System

②Oven Window

③Oven AirVent

④Shaft

⑤Roller

⑥Glass Tray

⑦ControlPanel

DO NOTREMOVE THECARDBOARD OVENAIRVENTCOVERTHATISINSIDETHEMICROWAVE!

CONTROLPANEL

(Alsosee following pages formoredetail.)

DISPLAY

Cookingtime, power, indicatorsand

present timearedisplayed.

MENU COOKING:

BAKEDPOTATOBEVERAGE/SOUP

SEAFOODPOPCORN

FROZENDINNERPIZZA

FRESHVEGETABLES REHEAT

FROZENVEGETABLES

Allowsyou toreheat orcookfood

automaticallywithout enteringpowerlevel

ortime.

POWER/MUSIC

Usetosetpowerlevelorselectthe kind of

remindersignal.

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.

MORE/LESS

Addsorreducesthe cookingtimeofmenu

cooking.

TIMER

You can usethe TIMERfunction

independently, even whileacooking

programisgoingon inthe oven.

NUMBERPADS(0-9)

Touchtoset times, powerlevel, weight or

amountsoffood.

CLOCK

Touchtoset the clock.

RESET

Clearsall previoussettingsiftouched

beforecookingstarts.

TURNTABLE

Touchtoturnturntableon oroff.

START/STOP

Touchwherethe [start/stop]istostartor

stopcooking

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

BEEPS DURING OVENSETTINGS

ONEBEEP: Oven acceptsthe entry.

TWO BEEPS: Oven doesnot accept the

entry, check and tryagain.

SETTING THECLOCK

1.TouchCLOCKpad.Thisisa12 hour

clock system.

2.TouchCLOCKpad oncemore.Thisis

a24 hourclock system.

3.Usethe numberpadstoenterthe

correcttime.Ifyou selected12 hour

clock system,the digitalclock allows

youtosetfrom1:00 to12:59.Ifyou

selected 24hourclock system,the

digitalclock allowsyou tosetfrom

0:00 to23:59.You must touchat least

three numberstoset the clock(one for

hourand twoforminutes).

4.TouchCLOCKpad.The clock starts

counting.

NOTE:

When the oven isfirst plugged inor

when powerresumesafterapower

interruption, the displaywill show

ENTERCLOCKTIME, ifyou prefer

tonot havethe clock displayed, touch

RESETpad.You can check the clock

timewhilecookingisinprogress by

touchingthe 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.

·Alongbeepwill sound at the end.

TIMECOOKING

A.One-stageCooking

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