Évaluations - 4, GPA: 4.3 ( )

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• Never connect the device an improperly installed electric outlet. Check whether is compatible to device, as specified on • To avoid danger, a damaged power cable should be replaced by a properly trained service technician. • Repairs of the device should only be conducted by a service technician trained by the manufacturer. Improper repairs may cause considerable danger for the user. Warning: It is very dangerous for anyone other than a trained service technician to conduct any service or repair work that involve removal of any parts of the device that insure protection from radiation of microwaves. • The device should be cleaned and any food scraps should be removed after every use. • If the device is not cleaned regularly, the life-expectancy of the surfaces of the device is considerably diminished due to abrasion. Furthermore, the safety and functionality of the device may be influenced. • This product is an ISM-Device of group 2 class B. Group 2 incorporates all ISM-devices (industrial, medical and scientific) in which radio frequency energy form of exposure of materials by electromagnetic radiation is used, as well as spark erosion devices. Class B incorporates device that are intended for household use or that are used to feed the power supply of households. Suitability of plates and utensils ITEM Microwaveable Grill Combined operation Heat-resistant glass Yes Suitable Suitable Non-heat-resistant glass No Unsuitable Unsuitable Heat-resistant ceramics Yes Suitable Suitable Microwaveable plastics Yes Unsuitable Unsuitable Kitchen cloth Yes Unsuitable Unsuitable Metal bowls or sheets No Suitable Unsuitable Metal lattice No Suitable Unsuitable Tin-foil or containers with tin-foil No Suitable Unsuitable • Only use plates and utensils that are marked as suitable for use in a microwave. • Plates or bowls made from glass, porcelain, stone, ceramics, glass ceramics or heat-resistant synthetics is suitable for use in a microwave. The use of transparent materials is preferable. Round containers are better suitable than angled ones as meals tend to overheat in corners. • Never place recycled paper in the microwave as this may contain tiny metal pieces that can cause sparks. • Do not place anything made of, or containing gold or silver components, as this may cause sparks and will ruin the metals. • Never use sealed metal containers. Microwaves are deflected off the metal which may cause sparks. Open, shallow containers made of metal such as tin-foil containers commonly provided for microwaveable food may be used to warm instant meals. • Tin-foil may be used in small amounts to cover tender parts of a meal such as when de-freezing poultry. Make sure that the tin-foil cannot touch the sides of the microwave in any way. Try to keep a minimum distance of 30mm from the sides of the microwave. • Containers made of wood should not be used. When exposed to microwaves, wood can dry out and crack. GB GBGB PRIOR TO FIRST USE • Remove all packaging from the micro...

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