Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product TINSEB493MRR1 Electrolux
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TINSEB493MRR1 U se & Car e Guide Conv ection Microwav e Oven Mode d’emploi et d’entr etien F our de Micro-onde à conv ection Guía de U so y Cuidado Micr oondas de convección.
E 2 Purchase date Electrolux model number Electrolux serial number (see page 10 for location) P lease read and sa ve th is gui de Thank you f or ch oosing Electrolux, the new premium brand in h ome applia nces.
E 3 Safety IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS When using electric al appliances, basic safety precautions should be follow ed t o r educ e the ri sk of burns, el ec tric s hoc k, fire, injur y to perso ns or expo sure to ex c essive mic rowav e energ y: READ ALL • instructions before using the appliance.
E 4 Safety What y ou nee d to kn ow about s afet y in struction s W arning and Impor tant Instructions appearing in this guide are not m eant to cover all pos sible c onditions and situation s that m ay o c cur . Com mon sense, c aution and c are mus t be exe rc ise d whe n inst alling, maintain ing or operatin g a microwave .
E 5 G RO UN DI NG I NS TR UC T I ONS This appli ance must be g round ed. Th is oven is equip ped with a c ord having a gro unding wire w ith a groun d- ing plug. It must be plu gge d into a wall rec eptac le that is proper ly install ed and groun ded in ac cor danc e with the N ational Electri cal Code and local code s and ordi nance s.
E 6 About sa fet y Chec k food s to see th at they are c ooked to the • U n i t e d S t a t e s D e p a r t m e n t o f A g r i c u l t u r e ’ s r e c o m - mend ed temperatures. Te m p Fo o d 1 60˚F For fresh por k, ground meat, bone - less white poultr y , fis h, seafood, e gg dishe s and frozen prepared food.
E 7 About f ood Foo d Do D on' t Eggs, sausages, nuts, seeds, fruits & vegetables Punc ture eg g yolks b efore co ok ing to • prevent “expl osi on” . Pierc e ski ns of pot atoes , app les, s qua sh, • hot do gs an d sau sage s so that s team escapes.
E 8 Information You Need To Know About ut ensi ls and co veri ngs It is not neces sar y to buy all new c ook ware. Many pie ces already in your kitchen can be used succes sfully in your Co nvection Micr owa ve Oven. Th e ch ar t bel ow will help you dec ide what uten sils an d c ove r ings should b e used in e ach mo de.
E 9 Information You Need To Know Utensils a nd C ove ri ng s Mi crowave Only Convecti on, Bro il, Slow Co ok High Mix / Roas t Low Mix / Bake Paper plates YES - For reheating NO NO Paper towels YES - T o c over f or re heating and coo king. Do n ot use recycl ed paper towels whic h may contai n metal fillin gs.
E 10 Part Names Control pa nel 1 V e ntilation o pening s 2 Mod el / Seria l label 3 Door seal s and sealin g sur faces 4 Safety do or latches — T he oven will not 5 operate unles s the do or is se curely c losed.
E 11 Control panel and menu Number n ext to the c ontrol pane l illustratio n indi cates pages on w hic h there are feature descri ptions a nd usage i nformation. Refer to the menu label for qui ck referenc es. Words in the lower portion of the display will light to indicate what function is in progress.
E 12 Before Operating Befo re operati ng your new Conv ection Microwa ve • Oven make sure you read an d under stan d this Use and Care Guid e com pletely . Before t he C onvectio n M icrowave Oven c an be • used, follow the se proc edures : Plug in the oven .
E 13 Manual Operation • Su pp os e yo u wa nt to de fro st for 5 mi nu tes at 30% . Pro cedure S tep To u c h 1 . Enter defrosting t ime. 0 0 5 2. T ou ch powe r level and number 3. 3 3. T ou ch S TA R T. Y ou can program up to 4 automatic cooking sequences.
E 14 Sensor Modes The sen sor is a semi - con duc tor devic e that d etects the vapor (moi sture and humidit y) e mit ted from the food as it heat s. The senso r adju sts the cooking time s and power level for v ario us food s and quanti ties. Usin g S ensor Modes : After oven is plugged in, wait 2 minutes before 1.
E 15 Sensor Modes Quic k S enso r char t Food Amount Proced ure F res h V e ggie s: Sof t Broc co li Brus sels spr outs Cabb age Cauliflower (flowerets) Cauliflower (whole) Spinac h Zucchini Baked appl es Hard Carrots, slic ed Corn on c ob Green beans Winter squash - dic ed - halves 0.
E 16 Sensor Modes Sensor Coo k Y ou can cook many food s by touc hing th e se nsor cook pad and th e food num ber . Y ou d on’t nee d to calc ulate cook ing tim e or power level . • Supp oseyouwanttocookgrou ndmeat. Pro cedure S tep To u c h 1 .
E 17 Y our ov en has co nvenient p ads to as sist with meal pr epar atio n. The Au to Cook settin gs wil l aut oma tical ly com pute the corre ct co okin g time and mic rowa ve power lev el for food s shown in t he following c har ts. • Supp oseyouwanttoheat1cupofwater .
E 18 Foo d Amount Pro cedure Snacks Micr owa ve 1 . Piz za 1 (6 - 8 oz) Use for frozen mi crowav e piz za. Rem ove from package and unwra p. Follow p ackage d irect ions for use of pac kage an d /or sil ver cr ispin g dis c. T ou ch sn acks pad and th e number 1 .
E 19 Reheat P asta / Reheat Breads A uto Reheat c har t Food Amount Proced ure 1 . Fresh Rolls / Muffins 1 - 1 0 Use th is pad to warm r olls, muf fins, b iscu its, b agels etc. Larg e items shoul d be c onsi dered a s 2 or 3 regular size. Ar range on plate ; cover with paper towel.
E 20 Convection Automatic Operation This sec tion of the operati on manual of fers i nstru c- tions for preparing 1 2 po pular foods us ing Auto Bro il, Auto Roast and Auto Bake. After sele ctin g t he d esired feature, follow the direc - tions i ndic ated in the di splay .
E 21 Convection Automatic Operation A uto R oast Chart Set t ing / Foo d A mount Rack Pro cedure Ch i c ken 1 . 2.5 - 7 .5 lb Low Af ter the cyc le e nd s, cover w it h fo il a nd l et s ta nd fo r 5 - 1 0 minutes. Tu r k e y 2. 6.5 - 1 6 lb Low Season, as des ired.
E 22 Convection Automatic Operation A uto Ba ke Chart Set t ing / Foo d Amount Rack Procedure Bundt c ake 1 . 1 cake No rack Ideal for p ackage d cake m ix or your own reci pe. Prepare acc ordin g to pac kage or rec ipe d irect ions and place in a greased and floured bundt pan.
E 23 This s ect ion g ives you spe cifi c co oki ng instr uc tions and proc edure s. The oven should not b e used wi thout th e turntabl e in pl ace, and it sh ould nev er be restr ic ted so that it cannot rotate. Y ou may rem ove the turntab le when preheating th e oven and when prep aring food to be coo ked direct ly on the turnt able.
E 24 Manual Convection and Automatic Mix Cooking Manual Convection and Automatic Mix Cooking Bro il Prehe ating is automatic when the b roil s e t t i n g is u sed . On ly ac tua l co ok in g tim e is entere d ; the oven sign als when it is preheated to 450˚F .
E 25 Manual Convection and Automatic Mix Cooking NOTES If you d o not chang e the temperature, omit steps 2 and 3. A utoma tic Mix Coo king Thi s oven has t wo p re - pr ogr am me d s et ti ng s t hat make it easy to c ook with b oth co nv e cti on heat an d microwave a utom atica lly .
E 26 Manual Convection and Automatic Mix Cooking Y o ur C o nve c t i o n M i c ro wave O ve n c a n c o ok a ny food per fectly bec ause of the number of ways it can co o k: mi c rowave o nl y , au tom at ic mi x, co nvec t io n only or broil. Thi s Use & Care Gui de tells y ou how to program t he oven.
E 27 Q u i c k S e t t i n g s ( melt , soften ) auto matically compute the correc t heating tim e and mic rowav e power level for softenin g and melt ing food s shown in the c har t. • Su ppos e yo u wa nt to m elt 1 sq ua re of c hocol at e.
E 28 A uto Defro st A uto Defro st chart Food Amount Pro cedure Ground M eat 1 . 0.5 - 3.0 lb Remove any thawed piec es af ter eac h stage. Let stand, c ove re d, for 5 to 1 0 m inutes.
E 29 User pref user pre f provide s 4 features that make usi ng your ov en easy because specific instructions are pro vided in the interact ive display . CHILD LOC K 1. The Chil d Loc k prevents unwanted oven o peratio n such as by small chil dren. The oven can be set so that the control panel is deactivat ed or locked.
E 30 NOTE If 1 . power level i s touch ed onc e, high w ill be display ed. I f y o u w i s h t o k n o w p o w e r l e v e l , s i m p l y 2. touc h power level .
E 31 Timer on- off • Supp ose you want to t ime a 3 - minute lon g d is - tanc e phone c all. Pro cedure S tep To u c h T ou ch 1 . time r on - of f . Enter time. 2. 300 T ou ch 3. time r on - of f . The timer will c ount down.
E 32 Ex terio r Clean the outside with mild soap and wa ter; rinse and dry with a soft cloth . Do not use an y t ype of hous ehold or abrasi ve cleaner . Door Wipe t he wind ow on both side s with a damp cloth to remove any s pills or spat ters. Met al par ts will be easier to maint ain if wipe d frequ ently w ith a dam p cloth .
E 33 If “NO ” is the ans we r to an y of the abo v e que sti ons , p l e a s e c h e c k e l e c t r i c a l o u t l e t , f u s e a n d / o r circuit brea ker . I f t hey ar e func tio ning pr ope rly , C O N TA C T Y O U R N E A R E S T E L E C T R O L U X AUTHOR IZ ED SERVI CER .
E 34 E30 M075HSS / E3 0 M075HPS AC Line V olt age: U L Rating : Single pha se 1 20V , 6 0Hz, Ac only CSA Rating : Single p hase 1 1 7 V , 6 0Hz, Ac only AC P ower Required : UL Rating : 1 .
E 35 Warranty Information Major Appli ance War ranty I nfor mation Y o ur ap pli anc e is c overe d by a one year li mite d warr ant y. F o r one year fr om you r ori gin al da te of purc ha se, Ele c.
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