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Read all instructions carefullybeforeusingtheoven. 
						

							PRECAUTIONS TOAVOID POSSIBLE
EXPOSURE TOEXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE ENERGY
(a) Donot attempt tooperate thisoven withthedoor open since open-door operationcanresult inharmful
exposure tomicrowave energy.Itis important nottodefeat ortamper withthesafety interlocks.
(b) Donot place anyobject between theoven frontfaceandthedoor orallow soilorcleaner residueto
accumulate onsealing surfaces.
(c) Donot operate theoven ifit is damaged. Itis particularly importantthattheoven doorclose properly
and thatthere isno damage tothe: (1)door (bent), (2)hinges andlatches (broken orloosened), (3)
door seals andsealing surfaces.
(d) The oven should notbeadjusted orrepaired byanyone exceptproperly qualified servicepersonnel.
FOR CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE
To aid inreporting thismicrowave ovenincase ofloss ortheft, please recordbelowthemodel number andserial number
located onthe unit. Wealso suggest yourecord allthe information listedandretain forfuture reference.

MODEL NUMBER SERIALNUMBER _
DATE OFPURCHASE _
DEALER
SERVICER TELEPHONE
_
TELEPHONE

TO PHONE:
DIAL 1-800- BE-SHARP (237-4277) for:
SERVICE (foryour nearest SharpAuthorized Servicer)
PARTS (foryour authorized partsdistributor)
ADDITIONAL CUSTOMERINFORMATION
DIAL 1-800-642-2122 for:
ACCESSORIES andCOOKBOOK
DIAL (201)529-8703 for:
COOKING ASSISTANCE
TO WRITE:
Forcooking andoperation questions:
Susan EdwardsfTest Kitchen
Sharp Electronics Corporation
Sharp Plaza, Box650
Mahwah, NJ07430-2135
For service problems, warrantyinformation, missingitemsandother assistance:
Sharp Electronics Corporation
Customer Assistance Center
-1300 Naperville Drive
Romeoville, IL60441-1091
Please provide thefollowing information whenyouwrite orcall: model number, serialnumber, dateofpurchase, yourcomplete
mailing address (including zipcode), yourdaytime telephone number(including areacode) anddescription ofthe problem.
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CONTENTS
R-1850AIR-1851A IR-1852A
INTERACTIVE COOKINGSYSTEM
Precautions
toAvoid Possible Exposure to
Excessive Microwave EnergyInsideFrontCover
For Customer Assistance InsideFrontCover
Contents................. 1
Limited Warranty..................................... .....2
Product Information Card....... 2
Important SafetyInstructions..... 3
Unpacking Instructions 4
Accessories.... . 4
Grounding Instructions
Information YouNeed toKnow ..
About YourOven ... 
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About
Food .
About Microwave Cooking ..
About Safety ..
About Children andtheMicrowave
About Untensils andCoverings ..
Part Names .
TOUCh Control Panel.. .. ..
Before Operating.
To Set theClock
Stop/Clear...... ......
Manual Operation.. ....
Turntable On/Of!. .
Hood Light/Hood Fan ..
Time Cooking Microwave.
Keep Warm ..
Special Features
CompuDefrost..
CompuDefrost Chart
Manual Defrost..
Sensor Cooking .
Instant Sensors ..
Instant Sensor Reheat..
Instant Sensor Popcorn ..
Popcorn Chart ..
Instant Sensor Chart..
Sensor Cook..
Sensor CookChart..
The Interactive CookingSystemoffersstep-by-step instructionsinthe display forusing theoven, fromsetting theclock
to programming eachfeature. Italso includes CustomHelpforinstructions onusing Safety Lock,Audible Signal
Elimination, AutoStartandHelp. There isachoice ofEnglish, Spanish orFrench andachoice ofU.S. Customary Unit-
pound orMetric-kilograms. TouchCUSTOM HELPandfollow thedirections displayedorcheck page24. 
.

Sensor CookRecipes 16-17
Convection Operation..................................... 18
ConvectiOn/Automatic MixCooking 18
To Cook withConvection............................... 18
To Preheat andCook withConvection 18
ToBroil............ . 18
ToSlowCook 18
Automatic MixCooking.... ..19
To Cook withAutomatic Mix..... 19
To Preheat andCook withAutomatic Mix.....19
CompuRoast........ . 20
CompuRoast Chart... .20
CompuBake............... ..21
CompuBake Chart.. 21
CompuBroil 22
CompuBroil Chart.......... .22
Other Convenient Features .23
Multiple Sequence Cooking ..23
More/Less TimeAdjustment 23
Kilchen Timer.. .23
Minute Plus . 23
Touch On 23
Custom Help 24
Demonstration Mode.. 24
Safety Lock....................... 24
Audible SignalElimination 24
Auto Start.. 24
Language Selection..
Weight/Temp Selection
Help ..
Service CallCheck .
Specifications ..
Cleaning andCare ..
THE ULTIMATE ACCESSORY .. 24
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Guia Auto Touch ..............
ParteInterior dela
Cubie rtaTrasera
. ... Back Cover
Auto-Touch Guide .

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							SHARPELECTRONICS CORPORATION warrantstothe first consumer purchaser thatthisSharp brandproduct
(the Product), whenshipped inits original container, willbefree from defective workmanship andmaterials, and
agrees thatitwill, atits option, eitherrepairthedefect orreplace thedefective Productorpart thereof withanew or
remanufactured equivalentatno charge tothe purchaser forparts orlabor forthe period(s) setforth below.
This warranty doesnotapply toany appearance itemsofthe Product nortothe additional excludeditem(s)set
forth below nortoany Product theexterior ofwhich hasbeen damaged ordefaced, whichhasbeen subjected to

misuse, abnormal serviceorhandling, orwhich hasbeen altered ormodified indesign 
Of
construction.

In order toenforce therights underthislimited warranty, thepurchaser shouldfollowthesteps setforth below and
provide proofofpurchase tothe servicer.

The limited warranty described hereinisinaddition towhatever impliedwarranties maybegranted topurchasers

by law. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDINGTHEWARRANTIES OFMERCHANTABILITY ANDFITNESS
FOR USEARE LIMITED TOTHE PERIOD(S) FROMTHEDATE OFPURCHASE SETFORTH BELOW Some
states donot allow limitations onhow long animplied warranty lasts,sothe above limitation maynotapply toyou.

Neither thesales personnel ofthe seller norany other person isauthorized tomake anywarranties otherthan

those described herein,ortoextend theduration ofany warranties beyondthetime period described aboveon
behalf ofSharp.
The warranties describedhereinshallbethe sole andexclusive warranties grantedbySharp andshall bethe

sole andexclusive remedyavailable tothe purchaser. Correctionofdefects, inthe manner andforthe period of

time described herein,shallconstitute completefulfillment ofall liabilities andresponsibilities ofSharp tothe
purchaser withrespect tothe Product, andshall constitute fullsatisfaction ofall claims, whether basedoncontract,
negligence, strictliability orotherwise. Inno event shallSharp beliable, orinany way responsible, forany damages
or defects inthe Product whichwerecaused byrepairs orattempted repairsperformed byanyone otherthan

an authorized servicer.Norshall Sharp beliable 
Of
inany way responsible forany incidental orconsequential

economic orproperty damage. Somestates donot allow theexclusion ofincidental 
Of
consequential damages,so

the above exclusion maynotapply toyou.
THIS WARRANTY GIVESYOUSPECIFIC LEGALRIGHTS. YOUMAYALSO HAVEOTHER RIGHTS WHICH
VARY FROM STATETOSTATE.
R-1850A,R-1851AandR-1852A HomeUseCarousel Microwave Oven.

(Be sure tohave thisinformation availablewhenyouneed service foryour

Product.)

Two (2)year parts andlabor in-home service.Forin-home service,theservicer
will come tothe units location. Ifitis necessary toremove theunit forrepair,
the servicer willreinstall theunit atno extra charge. Thewarranty period

continues foranadditional five(5)years, foratotal ofseven (7)years, with
respect tothe magnetron tubeinthe Product forparts only.Labor isnot pro-
vided freeofcharge forthis additional period.
Additionalltem(s) ExcludedfromAccessories, rubberorplastic parts,theturntable, lightbulbs, glasspartsor
Warranty Coverage lifany): 
anyprinted materials.

Your
Product ModelNumber
& Description:
Warranty Periodfor
this Product:
Where toObtain Service: From
aSharp Authorized ServicerlocatedInthe United States. Besure to
have Proof ofPurchase available.Tofind thelocation ofthe nearest Sharp
Authorized Servicer,callSharp tollfree at1-800-BE-SHARP (1-800-237-4277).
TO OBTAIN SUPPLY, ACCESSORY ORPRODUCT INFORMATION, CALL1-800-BE-SHARP.

The product information cardwhich ison the inside ofthe microwave ovencarton should becompleted withintendays of

purchase andreturned. Wewillkeep iton file and help youaccess theinformation incase ofloss, damage ortheft. This

will also enable ustocontact youinthe unlikely eventthatanyadjustments ormodifications areever required foryour
oven. Saveproofofpurchase asitis needed shouldyouroven everrequire warranty service.

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							IMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRUCTIPNS
When usingelectrical appliances basicsafety precautions shouldbefollowed, includingthefollowing:
WARNING -To reduce therisk ofburns, electric shock,fire,injury topersons orexposure toexcessive
microwave energy: 
.

1. Read allinstructions beforeusingtheappliance.
2. Read andfollow thespecific PRECAUTIONS TOAVOID POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO
EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGYoninside frontcover.
3. This appliance mustbegrounded. Connectonlytoproperly grounded outlet.SeeGROUNDING
INSTRUCTIONS onpage 4.
4. Install orlocate thisappliance onlyinaccordance withtheprovided installation instructions.
5. Some products suchaswhole eggsandsealed containers --for example, closedglassjars--may explode andshould not
be heated inthis oven.
6. Use thisappliance onlyforitsintended useasdescribed inthis manual. Donot use corrosive chemicals orvapors inthis
appliance. Thistype ofoven isspecifically designedtoheat, cookordry food. 
It
is not dssiqned forindustrial orlaboratory
use.
7. Aswith anyappliance, closesupervision isnecessary whenusedbychildren.
8. Do not operate thisappliance 
if
it 
has adamaged cordorplug, 
if
it is not working properly or
if
it 
has been damaged or
dropped.
9. This appliance shouldbeserviced onlybyqualified servicepersonnel. ContactnearestSharpAuthorized Servicerfor
examination, repairoradjustment.
10. Donot cover orblock anyopenings onthe appliance.
11. Donot store oruse this appliance outdoors.Donot use this product nearwater--for example,nearakitchen sink,inawet
basement ornear aswimming pool,andthelike.
12. Donot immerse cordorplug inwater.
13. Keep cordaway fromheated surfaces.
14. Donot letcord hang overedge oftable orcounter.
15. See door surface cleaning instructions onpage 26.
16. Toreduce therisk offire inthe oven cavity:
a. Donot overcook food.Carefully attendappliance ifpaper, plasticorother combustible materialsareplaced insidethe
oven tofacilitate cooking.
b. Remove wiretwist-ties frompaper orplastic bagsbefore placing baginoven.
c. Ifmaterials insidetheoven should ignite,keepoven doorclosed, turnoven offand disconnect thepower cord
or shut offpower atthe fuse orcircuit breaker panel.
d. Donot use thecavity forstorage purposes. Donot leave paper products, cookingutensilsorfood inthe cavity when
not inuse.
17. Clean ventilation openingsandgrease filtersfrequently -Grease shouldnotbeallowed toaccumulate onventilation
openings, hood(louver) orgrease filters.
18. Usecare when cleaning thelouver andthegrease filters.Corrosive cleaningagents,suchaslye-based ovencleaners, may
damage thelouver andthegrease filters.
19. When foodsflame underthegrease filters,turnthefan offbypushing theFAN button, 
rt
possible, orby turning poweroff
at the circuit breaker box.Thefancannot beturned offmanually ifithad started asaresult ofheat rising fromrange units
or burners. Thefan, ifoperating, mayspread theflame.
20. This appliance issuitable foruse above bothgasandelectric cooking equipment 36wide orless.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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Remove:1. allpacking materials frominside theoven cavity. Checktosee that there are

Installation Instructions, WallTemplate andTop Template. Readenclosures and
SAVE theOperation Manual.

2. the feature sticker, ifthere isone, from theoutside ofthe door.

Check theoven forany damage, suchasmisaligned orbent door, damaged door

seals andsealing surfaces, brokenorloose doorhinges andlatches anddents inside
the cavity oronthedoor. Ifthere isany damage, donot operate theoven andcontact

your dealer orSHARP AUTHORIZED SERVICER.
See Installation Instructions formore details. 
Door
seals and
sealing surfaces

UNPACKING
INSTRUCTIONS
Unpacking andExamining YourOven
Carefully removeovenfromcarton. SAVETHECARTON ASITMAY MAKE
INSTALLATION EASIER.
ACCESSORIES
Two accessories areavailable forthis oven:
1. Charcoal FitterKit(RK-220). Thisisrequired whenhoodexhaust isrecirculated. SeeCharcoal FitterKrton page 27.
If your dealer doesnotstock thisitem, rtcan beordered bycalling 1-800-BE-SHARP.
2. Filler Panel Kit.Foruse when theoven isinstalled ina36-inch or42-inch wideopening. Themetal fillerpanels comeinpairs,

each 3.inches wide.Forinformation contact: Modern-AireManufacturing Corporation

7319 Lankershim Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA91605
Phone: (818)765-9870 or(213) 875-1350 Fax(818) 765-4916
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
This appliance mustbegrounded. Thisoven isequipped withacord having agrounding wirewithagroundin9 plug.Itmust be
plugged intoawall receptacle thatisproperly installedandgrounded inaccordance withtheNational Electrical Codeandlocal

codes andordinances. Inthe event ofan electrical shortcircuit, grounding reducesriskofelectric shockbyproviding anescape
wire forthe electric current.

WARNING 
-Improperuseofthe grounding plugcanresult inarisk ofelectric shock.
Electrical Requirements
Check Installation Instructions forproper location forthe power supply.
The electrical requirements area120 volt60Hz, AConly, 15amp. ormore protected

electrical supply.Itis recommended thataseparate circuitserving onlytheoven be

provided. The oven isequipped witha3-prong grounding plug.Itmust beplu9ged intoawall
receptacle thatisproperly installed andqrounded. DONOT UNDER ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES CUTORREMOVE THEGROUNDING PINFROM THEPLUG. 
3-Prong
Plug

~ 
1

Grounding Pin Ground

Receptacle Box

Note: 
1. 
If
you have anyquestions 
about
thegrounding orelectrical instructions, consultaqualified electrician orserviceperson.

2. Nerther Sharpnorthe dealer canaccept anyliability fordamage tothe oven orpersonal injuryresuhing fromfailure toobserve

the correct electrical connection procedures.

Radio orTV Interference
Should therebeany interference causedbythe microwave oventoyour radio orTV, check thatthemicrowave ovenison a
d~lerent electrical circuit,relocate theradio orTV asfar away fromtheoven asfeasible orcheck position andsignal ofreceiving

antenna.

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							INFORMATION YOUNEED TOKNOW
... About YourOven 
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Your oven comes withanoperation manualandanOver-
the-Range Convection MicrowaveCookbook. Readthem

carefully andalways saveforreference.
Should youdesire acookbook formicrowave onlycooking
principles, techniques, hintsandrecipes, seetheorder form

on page 28for ordering theUltimate Accessory, theSHARP
CAROUSEL MICROWAVE COOKBOOK.
NEVER usetheoven without theturntable andsupport nor
turn theturntable oversothat alarge dishcould beplaced

in the 
oven. 
Theturntable willturn both clockwise andcoun-

terclockwise. Seepage 10for turntable on/offinstructions.

ALWAYS 
havefoodinthe oven when itis on toabsorb the

microwave energy.

When usingtheoven atpower levelsbelow 100%, youmay

hear themagnetron cyclingonand off. 
The
fanwill automatically startwhen heatrises fromrange

surface unitsorburners andwhen convection, highmix,low

mix orthe broil settings areused.
Condensation isanormal partofmicrowave cooking.Room
humidity andthemoisture infood willinfluence theamount
of moisture thatcondenses inthe oven. Generally, covered

foods willnotcause asmuch condensation asuncovered
ones. Ventilation openingsmustnotbeblocked.
The oven isfor food preparation only.Itshould notbeused
to dry clothes ornewspapers.
The R-1850A, R-1851AandR-1852A arerated at850 watts
using theIEC-705-1988 method.Inusing recipes orpack-
age directions, checkfoodaminute ortwo before themini-
mum timeandaddtime accordingly.
... About Food

FOOD DO
DONT

Eggs,fruits, •Puncture eggyolks before cooking to •
Cook eggsinshells.
vegetables 
& 
prevent
explosion. •
Reheat wholeeggs.
sausages •
Pierce skinsofpotatoes, apples,squash,
hot dogs andsausages sothat steam
escapes.
Popcorn •
Use specially baggedpopcorn forthe *
Pop popcorn inregular brownbagsorglass
microwave oven. bowls.
• Listen whilepopping cornforthe popping *
Exceed maximum timeonpopcorn
to slow to1or 2seconds oruse package.
POPCORN pad.
Baby food •
Transfer babyfoodtosmall dishand •Heat baby foodinoriginal jars.
heat carefully, stirringoften.Check
temperature beforeserving.
• Put nipples onbottles afterheating and •
Heat disposable bottles.
shake thoroughly. Wristtestbefore •
Heat bottles withnipples on.
feeding.
General •
Cut baked goods withfilling afterheating •
Heat orcook inclosed glassjarsorairtight
to release steamandavoid burns. containers.
• Stir liquid briskly before andafter heating *
Can inthe microwave asharmful bacteria
to avoid eruption. may
notbedestroyed.
• Use deep bowl, when cooking liquidor •Deep fatfry.
cereal, toprevent boilovers. •
Dry wood, gourds, herbsorwet papers.

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							...About Microwave Cooking

• Arrange foodcarefully. Placethickest areastoward outside

of dish.

• Watch cooking timeclosely. Cookforthe shortest amount

of time indicated andadd more asneeded. Foodseverely
overcooked cansmoke orignite.

· Cover foodswhilecooking. Checkrecipeorcookbook for

suggestions: papertowels, waxpaper, microwave plastic

wrap ora
lid. 
Covers prevent spattering andhelp foods to
cook even
Iy.

• Shield withsmall flatpieces ofaluminum toil
any thin 
areas

of meat orpoultry toprevent overcooking beforedense,

thick 
areas are
cooked thoroughly.

• Stir foods fromoutside tocenter ofdish once ortwice

during cooking, 
if
possible.

... About Safety 
-
Turn foods overonce during microwaving tospeed
cooking ofsuch foods aschicken andhamburgers. Large
items likeroasts mustbeturned overatleast once.

, Rearrange foodslikemeatballs halfwaythrough cooking
both from toptobottom andfrom thecenter ofthe dish tc
the outside.
* 
Add standing time.Remove foodfrom oven andstir,
if

possible. Coverforstanding timewhich allows thefood to
finish cooking withoutovercooking.

* 
Check fordoneness. Lookforsigns indicating thatcooking
temperatures havebeen reached. Donenesssigns include:

* 
Food steams throughout, notjust atedge .
.. Center bottom ofdish isvery hottothe touch.

, Poultry thighjoints moveeasily.

• Meat andpoultry shownopinkness.

, Fish isopaque andflakes easilywithafork .
TEMP FOOD
160°F ..
.tor 
fresh pork,boneless whitemeat

of poultry, groundmeat,fish,
seafood, eggdishes andfrozen
prepared food.
165°F ._.
for leftover, ready
-to-re heat

refrigerated anddeliand carry-out

fresh food.
170°F ...white meatofpoultry.
180°F ...
dark meat ofpoultry.

-

,
Check foodstosee that they arecooked tothe United

States Department ofAgricultures recommended
temperatures.

... About Children andthe
Microwave
• Children belowtheage of7should usethe

microwave withasupervising personverynearto

them. Between theages of7and 12,the supervising

person should beinthe same room.

, The child must beable toreach theoven comfortably;
if not, he/she shouldstandonasturdy stool.

.. At no time should anyone beallowed tolean onor
swing onthe oven door.

\ 
,
ALWAYS usepotholders toprevent burnswhenhandling

utensils thatareincontact withhotfood. Enough heat
from thefood cantransfer throughutensilstocause skin
burns .
.. Avoid steam burnsbydirecting steamawayfrom
theface
and hands. Slowlyliftthe farthest edgeofadishs covering

and carefully openpopcorn andoven cooking bagsaway
from theface.

* 
Stay neartheoven while itsinuse and check cooking

progress frequently sothat there isno chance of

overcooking food.

NEVER usethecavity forstoring cookbooks orother

items.

, Select, storeandhandle foodcarefully topreserve itshigh

quality andminimize thespread offoodborne bacteria.
.. Keep wave guide cover clean. Foodresidue cancause
arcing and/orfires.

, Children shouldbetaught allsafety precautions: use
potholders, 
removecoverings carefully,payspecial
attention topackages thatcrisp foodbecause they
may beextra hot.
.. Dont assume thatbecause achild hasmastered one

cooking skillhe/she cancook everything.

.. Children needtolearn thatthemicrowave ovenisnot

a toy.

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							...About Utensils andCoverings
It is not necessary tobuy allnew cookware. Manypieces already inyour kitchen canbeused successfully inyour new
microwave convection oven.Thechart below willhelp youdecide whatutensils andcoverings shouldbeused ineach mode.
Utensils and
MicrowaveOnly Convection
Broil, HighMix/Roast
Coverings SlowCook Low
Mix/Bake
Aluminum foilYes
Small flatpieces ofaluminum foilplaced
YesForshielding. YesFor
shielding
smoothly onfood canbeused toshield areas
from cooking ordefrosting tooquickly. Keepfoil
at least 
1
inch from walls ofoven.

Aluminum 
YesCanbeused if3/4!illed withfood. Keep 
1 
Ves
Broil-No cover.
YesCanbeused if314
containers inchaway fromwalls anddonot cover withfoil. !illedwithfood. Keep 
1

inch away fromwalls and
do not cover withfoil.
Browning dishYesDonot exceed recommended preheating
No No
time. Follow manufacturers directions.
Glass ceramic
YesExcellent.
YesExcellent.
YesExcellent
(Pyrocerams)
Glass, heat- YesExcellent.
YesExcellent. YesExcellent.
resistant
Glass, non-
No NoNo
heat-resistant
Lids, glass
Yes YesBroil-No cover. Yes
Lids, metal No
YesBroil-No
cover.
No
Metal No YesYes
Donot
use
cookware metalcoverings.
Metal, misc:
No No
No
dishes with
metallic trim,etc.
Metal twist-ties.
Oven cooking
YesGood forlarge meats orloods thatneed YesBroil-No YesDONOT use
bags tenderizing.DONOT usemetal twistties. 
metal
twist-ties.

Paper plates
YesForreheating.
NoNo
Paper towels
YesTo
cover 
forreheating andcooking. Do No
No
not use recycled papertowels whichmay
contain metalfilings.
Paper, Yes YesFortemperatures 
YesFortemperatures

ovenable upto400F. Donot upto400F.
use forbroiling.
Microwave- YesUseforreheating anddefrosting. Follow No
No
safe plastic
manufacturers directions.
containers
Plastic, Yes Yes
Areheat resistant
Yes

Thermoset; 
upto425F. Donot
use forbroiling.
Plastic wrap
YesUsebrands specially markedformicrowave No No
use. DONOT allow plastic wraptotouch food.
Vent sosteam canescape.
Pottery, stone-
YesCheck manufacturers recommendation Yes
YesMust
bemicro-
ware, porcelain
forbeing microwave-safe. wave-safeandovenable.
Slyroloam YesForreheating. No
No
Wax paper
YesGood covering forcooking andreheating.
No No
Wicker, wood, Yes
May beused forshort periods oftime. Do No
No
straw not
use with high fatorhigh sugar content
foods. Couldchar.
DISH CHECK. Ifyou wish tocheck ifadish issafe lormicrowaving, placetheempty dishinthe oven andmicrowave onHIGH for30seconds.
If the dish beccmes veryhot,DONOT useitfor microwaving.
ACCESSORIES
There aremany microwave accessories availableforpurchase. Evaluatecarefullybeforeyoupurchase sothat they meet yourneeds.
A microwave-safe thermometerwillassist youindetermining correctdoneness duringmicrowave cookingonlyandassure you
thatfoods

have been cooked tosafe temperatures. Sharpisnot responsible forany damage tothe oven when accessories areused.

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							PARTNAMES
12
~16

7 
8
9

3 4 
5

6

2

6

(FrontofMicrowave)

13

14 
BOTTOM VIEW

10. 
Auto-Touch controlpanel.
11. Time display: Digitaldisplay, ggminutes ggseconds.
12. Ventilation openings.

13. 
Light cover.

14. 
Grease filters.
15. Removable ceramicturntable.

The turntable willrotate clockwise orcounterclockwise.

Only remove forcleaning.

16. Removable turntablesupport.
Place theturntable supportonthe floor ofthe oven cavity
and theturntable onthe turntable support.
17. Removable lowrack forbroiling andmeat andpoultry

roasting.

18. Removable highrackfortwo level baking.
1.
Oven doorwithsee-through window.
2. Door hinges.
3. Wave guidecover.
4. Turntable motorshaft.
S. Oven light.

It 
will light 
when ovenisoperating ordoor isopen.

6. Safety doorlatches.
The oven 
will
notoperate unlessthedoor is

securely closed.

7. One touch DOOR OPENbutton.
Push toopen door.
8. FAN HI/LObutton.
Push forhigh~ow/off.
9. LIGHT button.
Push foron/oil.

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