MWG 763 - Microwave Oven CLATRONIC - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL MWG 763 CLATRONIC

Do not operate this oven if the door is bent, warped or otherwise damaged an d does not close firmly. Do not tamper with the door safety interlocks. Maintenance should be carried out only by a qualified serviceman. Remove plug or disconnect from the mains before removing cover. Übersetzung: ACHTUNG HOCHSPANNUNG ACHTUNG-MIKROWELLENENERGIE

Do not operate this oven if the door is bent, warped or otherwise damaged an d does not close firmly. Do not tamper with the door safety interlocks. Maintenance should be carried out only by a qualified serviceman. Remove plug or disconnect from the mains before removing cover. Vertaling: OPGELET- HOOGSPANNING

Do not operate this oven if the door is bent, warped or otherwise damaged an d does not close firmly. Do not tamper with the door safety interlocks. Maintenance should be carried out only by a qualified serviceman. Remove plug or disconnect from the mains before removing cover. Traduction :

Do not operate this oven if the door is bent, warped or otherwise damaged an does not close firmly. Do not tamper with the door safety interlocks. Maintenance should be carried out only by a qualified serviceman. Remove plug or disconnect from the mains before removing cover. Traducción:

Do not operate this oven if the door is bent, warped or otherwise damaged an d does not close firmly. Do not tamper with the door safety interlocks. Maintenance should be carried out only by a qualified serviceman. Remove plug or disconnect from the mains before removing cover. Tradução:

Do not operate this oven if the door is bent, warped or otherwise damaged an d does not close firmly. Do not tamper with the door safety interlocks. Maintenance should be carried out only by a qualified serviceman. Remove plug or disconnect from the mains before removing cover. Traduzione:

Do not operate this oven if the door is bent, warped or otherwise damaged an d does not close firmly. Do not tamper with the door safety interlocks. Maintenance should be carried out only by a qualified serviceman. Remove plug or disconnect from the mains before removing cover. Oversettelse:

most efficient usage of the MWG 763 Microwave oven with Grill, hereafter referred to as “the Microwave Oven” We assume that the user of the microwave oven possesses a basic knowledge of handling electrical household appliances. Anybody who

disposes of the microwave oven must have acquainted themselves with the entire contents of these operating instructions. These operating instructions are part of the product. Always keep these instructions near the microwave oven. Please pass the operating instructions on, if you sell or dispose of the microwave oven in another way. Print conventions Various elements of these operating instructions are laid out in set printing conventions. In this way, you can easily distinguish between: normal text cross-references

Safety instructions Before operating the microwave oven, please read these operating instructions carefully. Observe all warnings and notices displayed on the microwave oven and contained in these operating instructions. Correct use in accordance with these instructions The MWG 763 Microwave Convection oven with Grill is intended for:

defrosting deep-frozen or chilled foods

quick heating/re-heating of foods or drinks in microwave-safe containers

baking and gratinating

grilling. It is solely intended for the above purposes and may only be used for these. It may only be used in the manner described in these operating instructions. The microwave oven may not be used for commercial purposes. Any other use is deemed to be not in accordance with these instructions and could lead to damage to property or even endanger life and limb. CLATRONIC INTERNATIONAL GmbH cannot be held liable for any damage caused by use not in accordance with these instructions. Obvious misuse Never remove the outer cover which protects against microwave radiation. Never operate the microwave oven if the door or it’s components, especially the door seals, are damaged. Do not dry clothing in the microwave oven. Basic safety rules

never open the microwave oven housing.

only connect the microwave oven to a correctly- installed 230 V ~, 50 Hz mains plug socket.

The plug socket must be freely accessible, so that in emergency the microwave oven can be quickly and easily disconnected from the mains.

switch the microwave oven off: before cleaning, when attaching accessories, if the microwave oven is not to be used for a length of time or when a malfunction has occurred.

only disconnect the mains plug from the socket by pulling the plug.

children may only use the microwave oven when supervised by an adult.

protect the microwave oven from dripping or spraying water.

do not stand any objects filled with water, for example vases, next to or above the microwave oven.

do not set up the microwave oven near water, for example, near a sink.

do not immerse the microwave oven or the mains cable in water.

never touch the mains cable or the microwave oven with wet hands.

never operate the microwave oven with a damaged mains cable, never use after a malfunction, nor operate when the oven is damaged. Have the microwave oven checked and/or repaired by service personnel before using again.

Repairs and maintenance work should only be carried out by properly-trained personnel. Avoiding danger of suffocation

do not allow children to play with the packaging materials.Safety instructions

Dangers caused by microwave radiation

Check the microwave oven regularly for damage. Do not operate a damaged microwave oven.

Do not operate the microwave oven if the following parts are damaged: the door door components door seals.

Do not remove covers on or in the microwave oven. Fire prevention

Do not install or mount the microwave oven below a cupboard. In the combi or grill modes the outer surfaces heat up.

Take care when heating or cooking food in plastic or paper containers. These materials can ignite.

If smoke develops, switch the microwave oven off immediately and pull the mains plug from the socket. Keep the door closed to extinguish any flames.

Always roll out the entire length of the mains cable otherwise this could lead to overheating.

Keep the mains cable away from hot components.

Ensure that there is a minimum of 20 cm space between the microwave oven and walls, cupboards, etc. Do not place the microwave oven in a cupboard. Avoiding burns

After warming-up babies’ bottles and jars of baby food in the microwave oven, stir or shake them. In addition, check the temperature of the baby food before feeding, and allow to cool if necessary.

Do not heat up oil in the microwave oven.

Delay in boiling: when cooking, especially when re-heating liquids (water), the boiling point can be reached without the typical bubbles rising. The liquid does not boil evenly. This delay in boiling can lead to boiling-over when removing the container. To achieve even boiling, put a glass stirrer or similar, (non-metallic) in the container.

When operating in combi or grill modes the microwave will become hot. Do not touch the top surfaces of the microwave oven during operation.

Because of the hot temperatures developing in the combination or grill modes, children may only use the microwave oven under supervision by an adult.

Use oven cloths or oven gloves to turn the food over, stir it, or to remove the containers. Avoiding injury

Do not heat liquids or food in closed containers, as they could explode.

Foodstuffs with shells or skins such as eggs or sausage may not be cooked in the microwave oven, as they could explode.

Do not let the microwave oven operate unattended. Always switch the microwave oven off or pull the mains plug out when leaving the place of work.

Do not allow children or frail persons to use the microwave oven without supervision.

Only use microwave-safe ovenware such as glass, porcelain, ceramic, heat-resistant synthetic materials or special microwave containers in the oven. Observe the manufacturers’ instructions. Avoiding damage to the oven

Only use accessories which have been recommended by the manufacturer.

Clean the microwave oven regularly and remove any residues of food from the inside.

If the oven compartment is dirty, this can lead to damage of the upper surface. A damaged upper surface reduces the working life of the microwave oven.

Do not use any metal objects when cleaning.Safety instructions

Explanation of the safety symbols In these operating instructions the following categories of safety warnings and instructions are used: DANGER! Instructions with the word DANGER warn of a dangerous situation which will cause serious injury or even death! WARNING! Instructions with the word CAUTION warn of a situation which could cause medium-grade or light injury. Attention! Instructions with the word “Attention” warn of a situation which could cause damage to property or the environment.Description of the appliance

Description of the appliance Contents of package

No. Designation No. Designation 1 Microwave oven 6 Turntable 2 Programme selection switch 7 Roller ring 3 Timer 8 Grilling rack 4 Mains plug 9 Door seal 5 Door release button 10 Door with viewing windowDescription of the appliance

Control panel No. Designation1 Programme selection switch2 Timer Programme Symbol Description Microwave power about 140 W Microwave power about 290 W Microwave power about 460 W Microwave power about 650 W Microwave power about 800 W Grill without microwaves30 % Microwave70 % Grill 49 % Microwave 51 % Grill 67 % Microwave33 % Grill Function The microwave oven is designed to heat-upfoodstuffs in the oven. When you have selected aprogramme and pressed the respective button, therevolving plate turns slowly. The food is heated-up.You can observe the process happening in theilluminated oven through the window in the door.For grilling a grid is also supplied.The microwave oven can: defrost, quickly boil or re-heat, cook, grill, bake, gratinate and keep food warm.For these processes, the following modes are atyour disposal: Microwave mode Grill mode Microwave and grill (Combi mode:MICRO.+GRILL)For detailed instructions regarding the individualoperations please see Selecting and using the modes

Features The microwave oven possesses the following features:

20 Litre-capacity oven compartment

800 W microwave oven

hree combined power levels grill/microwave oven

30-minute timer with “finished” signal

Stainless steel housing

Stainless steel oven compartment Labels and symbols on the microwave oven

Observe the instructions contained on the labels. On the top of the microwave is found the following warning symbol: Danger of burns on hot surfaces.

Do not touch the top surfaces of the microwave oven housing during or directly after operation.

Use oven gloves. On top of the microwave oven are two warning labels with the following text:

On the rear of the microwave oven is a label with the following text:

If the door is bent, contorted or otherwise damaged, or does not close properly, then do not operate the microwave oven. Do not tamper with the safety catch on the door. Maintenance and repair work may only be carried out by properly-trained service personnel. Before removing this cover pull the mains plug out and disconnect the microwave oven from the mains supply. Information on the identification plate The identification plate is affixed to the rear of the microwave oven and contains the following information:

Classification of the microwave oven

Rated voltage/frequency

Dimensions. Unpacking the microwave oven

Remove the microwave oven from the packaging

Remove all packaging such as plastic foil, packing material, cable ties and cardboard.

Before using Microwave installation WARNING! Danger of fire through incorrect installation.

Do not install the microwave oven underneath a cupboard. Attention! Possible damage to the microwave oven or other appliances in close proximity.

Only use the microwave oven inside buildings.

Do not install the microwave oven in a cupboard. The microwave oven may only be set up for use as a stand-alone appliance.

Ensure that there is a ventilation space of at least 20 cm to any walls, cupboards etc. Attention! Possible damage to the microwave oven or other appliances in close proximity.

To avoid damaging other appliances, do not operate the microwave oven next to other electronic appliances.

Remove any pieces of protective foil from the housing or oven compartment.

Remove all packaging material and the supplied accessories from the oven compartment.

Check the microwave oven for signs of damage, especially in the area of the door and it’s seals.

Do not attempt to operate a damaged microwave oven.

The microwave oven weighs about 11,4 kg.

Stand the microwave oven on a firm, level base. Connecting-up the microwave oven DANGER! Danger of death by electrocution.

Keep the mains plug easily accessible, so that in event of an emergency you can quickly and easily cut off the mains supply.

Connect the mains plug of the microwave oven to a properly-installed 230 V ~, 50 Hz mains socket. Preparing the microwave oven for use On the housing or on the heating element can be found some residue from production processes or a little oil. This can cause smoke or a smell of burning to develop when using for the first time. This is completely normal and will not occur after using a few times. To remove production process or oil residue, proceed as follows:

Ensure that the room is well ventilated.

Close the door of the microwave oven. CAUTION! Danger of burns caused by the hot upper surfaces

Use the microwave oven in convection fan mode the first few times without food.

Turn the programme selection switch to “Grill“.

Set the timer to one minute. The microwave oven is now running in grill mode. Repeat the steps described above three to four times. After this you can then use the microwave oven for cooking food.Before using the microwave oven

Inserting the turntable

Insert the roller ring into the oven compartment.

Move it backwards and forwards until it engages.

Place the turntable on to the roller ring so that the turntable cannot be displaced. The turntable must lie flat on the roller ring.

Repeat the procedure if the turntable does not lie flat on the roller ring. Before using the microwave oven

Do not use the microwave oven if:

the rear cover plates are missing or are not correctly attached.

the appliance is damaged or dented, especially in the area of the cover plates.

the doors seals are damaged.

the window in the door is damaged.

the door does not close properly.

In the event of damage, or an incorrectly-closing door please contact our Service Department.

Clean any dirt from the door seals. DANGER! Danger of death through electrocution.

Repair or maintenance work should only be carried out by properly-trained personnel. Tips regarding ovenware CAUTION! Danger of fire caused by cardboard or paper in the microwave oven.

Do not use containers made of cardboard or paper.

Only use suitable microwave-safe ovenware. CAUTION! Danger of explosion through tightly- sealed ovenware.

Open closed containers before cooking or heating.

Prick holes in protective film with a fork.Basic rules for operation

Suitable for Material Micro- wave Grill Combi Heat-resistant glass container yes yes yes Non-heat- resistant glass container no no no Heat-resistant ceramic containers/ plates yes yes yes Microwave- safe plastic containers yes no no Metal platter no yes no Grill rack no yes no Aluminium foil and foil containers no yes no Suitable ovenware

Transparent material allows the microwaves to heat the food evenly.

Use round or oval dishes and plates. In containers with corners the food can boil over.

Microwave-safe ovenware is often identified by a corresponding mark. In case of doubt, contact the manufacturer of the pottery. Unsuitable ovenware

Microwaves cannot penetrate metal. For this reason, do not use metal containers or crockery with gold edging in a purely microwave mode or in combi mode.

Do not use paper or cardboard containers. These can cause sparks or catch fire. Basic rules for operation Programme selection switch Use the programme selection switch to select the respective programme.

Turn the programme selection switch to the desired setting. The switch clicks on to the programme setting. Timer

Turn the switch clockwise to the desired time. The cooking process will begin. Interrupting or aborting cooking

To interrupt cooking, simply open the door. The microwave oven switches off.

To continue the cooking process, close the door. The microwave continues the cooking process.

To abort the cooking process, turn the timer to zero. The microwave will switch off. Displays and signals during operation The timer shows the cooking time remaining. After the end of the set cooking time the microwave oven switches itself off. You will hear a short audible tone (blip).

Open the door and remove the food.Information for the microwave oven mode

Information for the microwave oven mode Attention!

This could damage the microwave oven.

Never operate the microwave oven in microwave or combi modes when it is empty. The microwave radiation heats the water particles contained in the food in a very short time. There is no heat radiation and thus no browning.

Only heat up foodstuffs in the microwave oven.

Do not fry in the microwave oven. Oil can damage the microwave oven and lead to combustion.

Only heat up one to two portions at once.

Pre-heating is not necessary. Microwaves work immediately at full power. Information for the grill and combi modes CAUTION! Danger of burning through the hot upper surface.

Do not place any objects on the top of the housing.

Always keep the ventilation slats of the microwave oven free. In the grill and combi modes the radiant heat is used. Only use heat-resistant ovenware.

In the grill mode alone you can also use metal or aluminium containers or the supplied grilling rack. Selecting and using the modes You can operate the microwave oven in the following modes:

Microwave and grill mode (Grill-combi mode) Below are listed some examples for possible modes: Application ModeCrusted roast joint Grill-Combi mode see Microwave and Grill (Combi mode) page 159Roasting thin slices of meat GRILL, see Grilling

page 158Fish, potatoes, baked-over mealsGrill-Combi mode, see Microwave and Grill (Combi mode) page 159Browning fish fillets GRILL, see Grilling

page 158Heating drinks Microwave, see Cooking in microwave mode

page 155Microwave, see Cooking in microwave mode

page 155Cooking mealsGrill-Combi mode, see Microwave and Grill (Combi mode) page 159Heating soup Microwave, see Cooking in microwave mode

page 155Deep-frozen readymeals, e.g. warming apizzaMicrowave, see Cooking in microwave mode

page 155Baked cheese dishes,e.g. toast, lasagne,casserolesGRILL, see Grilling

page 158Heating pre-cookedmealsMicrowave, see Cooking in microwave mode

Cooking in microwave mode In this mode the food is heated by the microwavesalone. Put the food to be heated in a microwave-safecontainer. Open the door. Place the container on the middle of theturntable. Close the door.Depending on the application, select the desiredpower level from the following table:Application Display Power inWatts (c.)Express heating 800Cooking 650Keeping hot 460Melting cheese etc. Keeping warm

Turn the programme selection switch until thedesired power setting is indicated. Cooking in the microwave oven takes placevery much quicker than in a conventionaloven. Set the cooking time as somewhat shorterthan in a conventional oven. Re-cook if the food is not hot enough. CAUTION! Danger of burns through liquidsboiling over. Place a glass rod or another non-metallic object in the container. Stir the liquid well before drinking. Use the timer to set the desired cooking time.The cooking or heating process will begin. Warming Liquids and food out of the refrigerator can be veryeasily warmed up to room or ready-to-eattemperature.The following tables indicate only general values forthe time required to warm up.Foodstuff Amount Power Time inminutes c.Cover?LiquidsWater,one cup150 g 800 W 0,5–1 noWater,½ Litre500 g 800 W 3,5–5 noWater,¾ Litre750 g 800 W 5–7 noCoffee,one cup150 g 800 W 0,5–1 noMilk,one cup150 g 800 W 0,5–1 noFoodstuff Amount Power Time inminutes c.Cover? Dish Escalope,potatoes and vegetables450 g 800 W 2,5–3,5 yesStewedsteak withnoodles450 g 800 W 2–2,5 yesMeat withdumplingsand gravy450 g 800 W 2,5–3,5 yes

Lightly moisten the food before heating. Stir the food occasionally.Cooking in microwave mode

Foodstuff Amount Power Time in minutes c. Cover? Meat Escalope, in bread- crumbs 200 g 800 W 1–2 no Four meatballs 500 g 800 W 3–4 no Roast meat 250 g 800 W 2–3 no

So that the coating or crust does not become soft, paint the food with oil before heating. Foodstuff Amount Power Time in minutes c. Cover? Poultry Half a chicken 450 g 800 W 3.5–5 no Chicken fricassee 400 g 800 W 3–4.5 yes

So that the coating or crust does not soften, paint the food with oil before heating.

Stir the chicken fricassee occasionally. Foodstuff Amount Power Time in minutes c. Cover? Side dishes Noodles, rice, one portion 150 g 800 W 1–2 yes Noodles, rice, two portions 300 g 800 W 2.5–3.5 yes Potatoes 500 g 800 W 3–4 yes

Lightly moisten the food before heating. Foodstuff Amount Power Time in minutes c. Cover? Soups and sauces Clear soup, stock, one bowl 250 g 800 W 1–15 yes Soup with sausage 250 g 800 W 1.5–2 yes Sauce, gravy 250 g 800 W 1–2 yes CAUTION! Danger of burns through hot foods. Infants can receive burns at lower temperatures than adults.

Stir the warmed baby food well.

Allow hot baby food to cool down before feeding. Foodstuff Amount Power Time in minutes c. Cover? Baby food Milk 100 ml 460 W 0.5–1 no Puree 200 g 460 W 1–1.5 no Cooking Here, we give some tips for cooking in microwave mode.

Foodstuffs from the refrigerator require a little longer to cook than food at room temperature.

The more compact the food is, the longer the time to cook. For example, a bigger piece of meat takes longer to cook than the same amount of meat cut into strips.

Parboil large amounts at maximum power. Finally cook them evenly at medium power.

Spread the food over as great an area as possible on the ovenware. Keep differences in height to a minimum.

Lay the thin ends of foods with different thicknesses (e.g. chicken drumsticks or fish fillets) towards the inside or overlap them.

Smaller amounts cook faster than larger. The rule of thumb says:

Double the amount = almost double time to cook

Half the amount = half the timeCooking in microwave mode

If you do not know the time required to cook a dish, then estimate about one minute for every 100 g.

Cover all food in the microwave that you would cover on the hob.

Using a lid prevents the food from drying out.

The following objects are suitable for a cover:

Microwave foil. Cook foods that are to have a crust without a cover.

Keep to the suggested values in the following tables or in recipes. Keep an eye on the oven while cooking. Foodstuff Amount Power Time in minutes c Cover? Vegetables Aubergines 500 g 650 W 7–10 yes Cauliflower 500 g 650 W 8–11 yes Broccoli 500 g 650 W 6–9 yes Chicory 500 g 650 W 6–7 yes Peas 500 g 650 W 6–7 yes Fennel 500 g 650 W 8–11 yes Green Beans 300 g 650 W 13–15 yes Potatoes 500 g 650 W 9–12 yes Kohlrabi 500 g 650 W 8–10 yes Chives 500 g 650 W 7–9 yes Corn on the cob 250 g 650 W 7–9 yes Carrots 500 g 650 W 8–10 yes Peppers 500 g 650 W 6–9 yes Sprouts 300 g 650 W 7–10 yes Asparagus 300 g 650 W 6–9 yes Tomatoes 500 g 650 W 6–7 yes Courgettes 500 g 650 W 9–10 yes

Cut the vegetable in small pieces and cook them with 2-3 tablespoons of liquid.

Allow the food to stand for about 3-5 minutes after the cooking programme has ended.

Season the food just before serving. Foodstuff Amount Power Time in minutes c Cover? Fruit Apple, Pear sauce/ puree 500 g 650 W 5–8 yes Plum sauce/ puree 250 g 650 W 4–6 no Rhubarb sauce/ puree 250 g 650 W 5–8 yes Four baked apples 500 g 650 W 7–9 yes

Add around 125 ml water.

Add some lemon juice, this prevents the fruit from discolouring.

After the cooking programme has ended, allow the fruit to stand for 3-5 minutes. Foodstuff Amount Power Time in minutes c. Cover? Meat (ready meals) Meat with gravy 400 g 650 W 10–12 yes Stewed steak, meat strips 500 g 650 W 10–15 yes Beef olives 250 g 650 W 7–8 yes

After the cooking programme has ended, allow the food to stand for around 3-5 minutes. Foodstuff Amount Power Time in minutes c. Cover? Poultry (already-prepared food) Chicken fricassee 250 g 650 W 6–7 yes Poultry soups 200 g 650 W 5–6 yes

After the cooking programme has ended, allow the food to stand for around 3-5 minutes.Grilling

Turn the food over after half the cooking time has passed.

Cook the food with 1-2 tablespoons of liquid.

Stir occasionally, and/or separate the food.

After the cooking programme has ended, allow the food to stand for around 2-3 minutes.

Only season the food just before serving. Foodstuff Amount Power Time inminutes c.Cover?Soups/Stews (already prepared meals)Stew 500 g 650 W 13–15 yesSoup withsausage300 g 650 W 7–8 yesCream soup 500 g 650 W 13–15 yes

After the cooking programme has ended, allow the food to stand for around 2-3 minutes. Grilling The grill does not need to be pre-heated. The infra- red grill develops radiant heat immediately it is switched on. For grilling alone use the supplied grilling rack.

Place the grilling rack with the food to be grilled in the microwave.

Use the timer to set the desired cooking time. The grill programme starts. CAUTION! Danger of burns through the hot grilling rack.

Use dishcloths or oven gloves.Microwave and Grill (Combi mode)

Microwave and Grill (Combi mode) In this mode the microwave and grill switch on alternately according to a defined ratio. There are three settings available: Symbol Programme30 % Microwave70 % Grill49 % Microwave51 % Grill67 % Microwave33 %Grill Attention!

Possible damage to the microwave. Do not use the grilling rack in the combi mode. Do not use any plastic/synthetic containers inthe Combi mode.In the microwave oven, large thickly-cut foods suchas roast pork take longer to cook than small flatfoods.Under the grill it is just the opposite. The closer thefood gets to the grill, the quicker it turns brown.When you cook large roast joints using the combimode, the grilling time can be shorter than forsmaller roasts. Set the programme selection switch to thedesired combi mode. Use the timer to set the desired cooking time.The cooking programme begins.The following tables give tips for cooking variousfoods using the combi mode.Foodstuff Amount Time inminutes c.Cover?Meat and sausages500 g 10–12 noBeef, pork orveal as joint750 g 12–15 noSmoked pork 500 g 12–14 noMeat loaf 500 g 13–15 noFrankfurtersausages200 g 2–3 noBockwurst(largefrankfurter)200 g 2–3 no

Turn the meat over at the halfway stage. After the cooking programme has ended,allow the food to cook through for 3-5minutes. Paint the meat loaf with egg-white. Prick the sausages with a fork.Foodstuff Amount Time inminutes c.Cover?PoultryBoiling hen 1000 g 13–15 noChicken parts 250 g 4–5 no

Allow the food to cook in it’s own juice. Turn the food over at the halfway stage. After the cooking programme has ended,allow the food to cook through for4-5minutes.Foodstuff Amount Time inminutes c.Cover? Fish Poached trout 300 g 5–6 noFish fillet 300 g 3–4 no

Turn the food over at the halfway stage After the cooking programme has ended,allow the food to cook through for about 3-5minutes.Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Fault Possible cause Remedy The door is not properly closed. (Door catch).

lose the door properly. The microwave does not work. The mains plug has been pulled out.

he ovenware is not suitable for microwaving.

eplace with microwave-safe ovenware. The microwave is operating while empty.

Never operate the microwave in purely microwave or combi modes. Sparks fly in the oven compartment. There is food residue in the oven compartment.

Clean the oven compartment. The ovenware is not suitable for microwaving.

Replace with microwave-safe ovenware. The food was not completely defrosted.

Defrost the food properly. Incorrect cooking time or power level was selected.

Select the suitable cooking time /power level. The food is unevenly cooked. The food was not turned over or stirred.

Turn the food over and/or stir it. The ovenware is not suitable for microwaving.

Replace with microwave-safe ovenware. The food was not completely defrosted.

Defrost the food properly. The food is not cooked or too cold. Incorrect cooking time or power level was selected.

Select the suitable cooking time /power level. The ovenware is not suitable for microwaving.

Replace with microwave-safe ovenware. Incorrect cooking time or power level was selected.

Select the suitable cooking time /power level. The food has been unevenly defrosted. The food was not turned over or stirred.

Turn the food over and/or stir it.Cleaning

Cleaning DANGER! Danger of death by electrocution.

Before cleaning the microwave, always disconnect the mains plug from the socket.

Never immerse the microwave in water. CAUTION! Danger of burns from the hot microwave.

Allow the microwave to cool down before cleaning. Attention! Possible damage to the microwave.

Never use chemical cleaning agents, petrol, oven cleaner or abrasive or scouring agents. Cleaning the oven compartment

Clean the oven compartment of the microwave regularly.

Wipe off splashes and spilt liquids in the oven compartment with a moist cloth.

To protect the upper surfaces do not use any aggressive cleaning agents such as cream cleaners.

Clean the oven window from the inside with a moist cloth.

Clean the door seals regularly with a moist cloth. Cleaning the housing To avoid inadvertently switching on the microwave:

Clean the programme selection switch and the timer using a damp cloth.

Clean the microwave housing regularly with a moist cloth.

Ensure that no water penetrates through the vents in the housing into the inside of the microwave. Cleaning accessories

Clean the glass turntable with washing-up liquid or in a dishwasher.

Clean the roller ring by hand with a mild cleansing agent.

Dry the roller ring well.

Replace the roller ring on the floor of the oven compartment.

Clean the grill rack after every use using washing-up liquid or in a dishwasher. Neutralising unpleasant odours

Place a microwave-safe dish filled with water and lemon juice in the microwave.

Heat the water and lemon juice for around five minutes.

Remove the dish with water and lemon juice from the microwave.

Wipe the oven compartment with a soft cloth.Warranty

Warranty The appliance distributed by us is under guarantee for a period of 24 months from the date of purchase (see date of receipt). Within the guaranteed period we undertake to repair or replace free of charge any defects in the appliance or accessories which in our opinion are due to faults in the raw materials or in the manufacturing process. Claims made under guarantee neither extend the period of warranty, nor restart the period of warranty. The receipt must be produced as proof of warranty. Without this proof no exchange or free-of-charge repairs can be made. In the event of a claim under guarantee, please return the complete appliance in the original packaging together with the receipt to your dealer. Defects both in expendable accessories and/or wear and tear parts, as well as the cleaning, servicing, or replacing of wear and tear parts do not form part of the warranty agreement and are therefore liable for costs! The warranty is cancelled if the appliance has been interfered with by unauthorised personnel. After expiry of the period of warranty repairs can be carried out by the respective specialised dealer or our consumer service department at normal cost. Technical data Model MWG 763 Power supply 230 V, 50 Hz Power consumption Microwave: Grill:

348 mm Subject to technical changes without prior notice. Disposing of the Microwave

Do not operate this oven if the door is bent, warped or otherwise damaged an d does not close firmly. Do not tamper with the door safety interlocks. Maintenance should be carried out only by a qualified serviceman. Remove plug or disconnect from the mains before removing cover. Tłumaczenie:

Do not operate this oven if the door is bent, warped or otherwise damaged and does not close firmly. Do not tamper with the door safety interlocks. Maintenance should be carried out only by a qualified serviceman. Remove plug or disconnect from the mains before removing cover. Překlad:

Do not operate this oven if the door is bent, warped or otherwise damaged an d does not close firmly. Do not tamper with the door safety interlocks. Maintenance should be carried out only by a qualified serviceman. Remove plug or disconnect from the mains before removing cover. Fordítás:

Warning Microwave energy-Do not remove this cover.

Do not operate this oven if the door is bent, warped or otherwise damaged an d does not close firmly. Do not tamper with the door safety interlocks. Maintenance should be carried out only by a qualified serviceman. Remove plug or disconnect from the mains before removing cover.