Product Description; Important; Safety; Control Panel - FENSA NMDO25S5GCRG Manual De Instrucciones

Remove the oven and all materials from the carton.
Your oven has the folowing parts:
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1 5
6
4
Door
1
Push button
2
3 Door adhesive film
(do not remove)
Safety locks
4
Ventilation
5
6 Spinning plate
7 Plate holder

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

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10 12
7
8
13
2
11
8
Support
9
Waveguide protection
(Not extract and always keep disinfected)
Lamp
10
11 Safety device
12
Display
13

Control Panel

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SAFETY

Important!

Liquids and other foods must not be
heated in sealed containers since they
are susceptible to explosions;
Use only recommended tools for
microwave oven.
When heating food in plastic or paper
containers, observe the cooking
because of the possibility of catching
fire.
Hea ting beverages in the microwave
may result in delayed boiling,
therefore care must be taken when
handling the container. A few seconds
after the operation may still occur
boiling and may possibly sneezing
and cause accidents such as severe
burns. To avoid this risk, after the
operation, keep the drink in the
microwave for a few seconds and
then mix it before consuming it.
Safety
• The microwave does not heat the
containers identified as "suitable for
microwave", they get heated due to
the heat dissipated by food. Use
proper glove when handling the
containers, to avoid burns.
• Do not use plastic containers when
cooking or reheating sauces, syrups
and other foods that focus too much
heat.
• Do not use metal bowl or dish with
metallic paint to prevent sparking
inside the microwave oven.
• Avoid using containers with narrow
necks and low side.
• Never warm soda bottles in the
microwave.
• Never heat liquids or food in fully
sealed containers because they may
explode.
• The temperature of accessible
surfaces may be high when the
appliance works.
• Remove the fasteners wires of
plastic or paper before putting them
in the oven.
• Eggs with their shell and whole
boiled eggs should not be heated in
the microwave oven since they may
explode, even after cooking.
• Do not cook the food excessively.
Some types of foods, such as sugar,
when excessively cooked can catch
fire in the oven. Stay tuned, especially
if placed on paper, plastic or other
items easily combustible in the
microwave.
• Some ingredients heat faster than
others. For example, the jelly donuts
(donut) can heat up more than the
mass. Remember that to avoid burns.
• To heat or melt fat food (solid) * and
gravies, use power level less than
40% and cover the container with a
paper towel or cap itself
microwave so as to prevent them
explode into the apparatus (eg.: *
butter, margarine and chocolate bar).
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