Vitek VT-1693 - Manual (Page 4)

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nect from the wall outlet. Do not open
the door, otherwise fire would break
out.
- Do not use operating chamber as stor-
age, do not leave paper or foodstuff in-
side it.
Attention! Do not reheat liquids or
foodstuff in tightly closed package or
containers.
8. Be careful taking cookware out of the
oven, as boiling of beverages reheated
in a microwave oven could continue
even after reheating process is over.
9. It is forbidden frying foodstuff in the
oven.
10. It is forbidden cooking or reheating
shell eggs in microwave oven as they
could explode even after reheating.
11. Pierce hard skin of fruits and vegetables
such as potato, marrow, and apple.
12. Shake baby bottle and check tempera-
ture of its contents before feeding chil-
dren to avoid burns.
13. Cookware could get very hot through
hot foodstuff, thus use mittens and
oven gloves.
14. Cookware should be examined before
placing it into the microwave oven.
15. Do not block ventilation outlets located
on the housing of microwave oven .
16. Do not store or use microwave oven
outdoors .
17. Do not use microwave oven near water ,
close to kitchen sink, in humid base-
ments or near swimming pool.
18. Do not immerse power cord or power
cord plug into water.
19. Avoid touching hot surfaces by power
cord or plug.
20. Do not allow power cord hanging over
table edge.
21. Use soft non-abrasive detergents and
sponge or soft cloth for cleaning doors
and surfaces of
microwave oven .
Attention! It is very dangerous to carry out
any repair or maintenance procedures con-
nected with removal of protecting housings
preventing exposure to harmful microwave
radiation on your own. Do not do it!
Rules on cooking foodstuff in micro-
wave ovens
•
While cooking bacon do not put it on the
glass tray, as local overheating of glass
could result in cracks.
• Use cookware recommended for micro-
wave ovens for cooking. Install it on the
glass tray.
• For uniform heating put thicker pieces
closer to walls of cookware.
• Keep an eye on the time of cooking. Set
shorter time, and increase it if required.
Do not exceed time of preparation, as it
may result in foodstuff burning or even
fire starting.
• Cook under glass cover to prevent juice
or fat from spraying out and provide uni-
form cooking.
• Turn over once such light foodstuff as
chicken or hamburger to speed up the
process of cooking. If pieces of meet are
big, turn them over twice or even three
times while cooking.
• Mix foodstuff while cooking, move them
up and down, from center to the edges
of cookware.
Cookware election guide
• Ideal material suitable for microwave
oven should be transparent for micro-
waves, thus allowing their energy going
through cookware inside foodstuff.
• Microwaves can not penetrate through
metal, so do not use metal ware or ca-
pacities with metallic finish.
• Do not put any objects produced out of
reused paper, as it could contain metal
inclusions and result in starting fire.
• Circle and oval plates are preferable for
using inside microwave oven than rec-
tangular ones.
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