User manual HAIER ED-2485E

[. . . ] Microwave Oven Instruction for use ED-2485EG Specific No. No one except the professional technicians can decompose the microwave oven. Electric shock DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY danger may occur!Do not put metal stick into the interlock hole at the front of the cavity. [. . . ] gold rim ) Bags sealed with metal parts (clips) Cartons coated with plastic film or foil Coloured or recycled paper Metal objects may trigger off unwanted sparking and potentially damage the appliance. Coated cartons, coloured or recycled paper may contain substances that may lead to overheating and fire. If your appliance is also equipped with a fan or a grill function, make sure the dishes you use have a high heat resistance. 2 Where to install the oven 1. Before installing your new appliance, you need to check as for visible external damage. Under no circumstances should the appliance be started, if it is damaged. Therefore, thoroughly check the appliance as for: Damaged packaging, indicating that the appliance may have been damaged during shipment Damaged cabinet Damaged door glass panel Visible damage to the cable / plug If you suspect any damage, please have the appliance tested by the customer support service. The oven must not be built in underneath a panel or a cupboard. For some models a built under - mounting set is commercially available. Please ask your dealer or the respective customer support service. During operation clouds of steam escape through the air vents of the appliance and it may get very hot within the space of the above mentioned minimum clearances. The microwave oven should thus be installed so that no objects sensitive to heat or moisture are located near the minimum clearances. Avoid any possible overheating of the oven caused by unintentionally covering or sealing the air vents. When in operation the base of the oven may become very hot. The worktop must thus be accordingly heat-resistant. 4 Rating plate The rating plate with technical specifications is located on the cabinet, at the rear of the oven. 5 Plugging in your appliance Your appliance must be connected to a power socket with grounded connection, which complies with the respective regulations and has been installed by authorised specialists. Before plugging the appliance into the wall socket, make sure that the voltage(V) and fuse amperage (A) specified on the rating plate of the oven correspond with the electrical power supply in your home. If these specifications do partly or not at all correspond, immediately contact your local customer support service or your dealer and do no plug in the appliance under any circumstances. The microwave oven must be unplugged from the power supply before cleaning it (on the external or interior side). Pull out the power plug, or activate fuse safety switch. If you cannot reach the plug, keep the oven door open (also when cleaning the outside). Only in this way you can prevent the appliance from being switched on when the function keys or switches are inadvertently activated. Under no circumstances should water or a cleaning fluid get into the inside of the oven. [. . . ] In this case serious accidents may be caused by electric shock. Weigh the potatoes after peeling, washing and cutting into a similar size. Put them into a glass bowl with lid. Add 45 ml (3 tablespoons) water when cooking 300-450g, add add 60mlwater (4 Add when cooking 300-450g, 60ml water (4 tablespoons) for cooking 500-750 g. Weigh the vegetables after washing, cleaning and cutting into similar size. Add 30 ml(2 tablespoons) water when cooking for 200-250g, add 45ml 3tablespoons) for 300-450 add 60-75ml(4-5tablespoons) for 500-600g. [. . . ]