LG Electronics USA S141XF microwave oven User Manual manual
LG Electronics USA microwave oven manual
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Goldstqr Web - mm, wwwww LGEservme.com E'ma‘ * ‘ECI‘SUPPOrIGDLGEservlu ccccc MICROWAVE OVEN OWNER'S MANUAL & COOKING GUIDE FLLASL HLAI: Ms OWNER‘S MANUAL mfvnouOHu BELORE OPFFA'ING NISVI f'J'V I) TABLE 0 CONTENTS SAFEYV . Precaunons to Avovd Possrme Expusuve To Excesslve chrowave Energy 3 Groundlng Instructions 3 Imvorlant Save-y Instructions 4 UNDERSTANDING VOUR MICROWAVE OVEN n v v . .. . . . .5—1o Spec. caucus 5 Installatlon 5 Pans and Accessones 5 Control Panew 7 Cookware Guide 5 T>ps cur Mlcrowave Cooking 9 Pvecaunons 10 Cleamng 10 u 9 your m rowuve oven 11-u. Semng me Clock 11 Chm Lock 11 Cuslum Set 12 Thank you for purchasing a GoIdStar microwave oven. Pwease record «he model number and seriaw Mode‘ N0“ 7” 7 number 0! thws unll IQ! flulufe relerence. We also Serial No. suggest you record the delalls 0! your comacl Dee's“ wrm GaIdSIar (LG Electronlcs u s A . Inc) concerning lhls unvl, Dealer Phone Ne Smple your receipt here ler proo' 01 Customer Relaimns relsu purchase LG Eledmmcs u.s.A., Inc Service D on mug. 1:3 201 James Record Rd, Humswlls, AL 35824-0125 lmpormnt Notes: 1. w your mlcrowave oven cabinel is covered 24 DO NOT remove Ihe mica wuh a vlnyl Mm (used wave guide cover inslde the even. as proteclion during smpping), remove Ihe ‘i‘ a“, vmyl be'ore you use — 5! the oven for (he firs! / time. Otherwise. moisture will build up inside and the vlnyl w|II become mflicun m remover Peel lhe vlnyl mm olf by stamng at me bonom edge, Yhe mlcl wava gume cov-r FET PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY - Do not attempt to operate this oven with the door open, Since openrdoor operation can result in harmful exposure to microwave energy. It is important not to defeat or tamper With the safety interlocks. - Do not place any object between the oven front face and the door. or allow soil or cleaner residue to accumulate on sealing surfaces. -Do not operate the oven It It is damaged. It is particularly important that the oven door closes properly and that there is no damage to Ihe: - door (bent), - hinges and latches (broken or loosened). , door seals and seating surfaces, - The oven should not be adiusted or repaired by anyone except properly quaiilied service personnel. GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS This appliance must be grounded. In the event of an electrical short circuit, grounding reduces the risk of electric shock by providing an escape Wire lor the electric current. This appliance is equipped with a cord having a grounding wire and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an outlet that is properly installed and grounded. Ensure proper ground exists before use A WARNING A improper grounding can result in a risk of elec- tric shock Consult a qualified electriclan il the grounding instructions are not completely under- stood, or if doubt exists as to whether the appli- ance is properly grounded, and either: 1. If it is necessary to use an extension cord, use only a 3-wire extension cord that has a Srblade grounding plug. and a 3-slot recepta- cle that will accept the plug on the appliance. The marked rating of the extension cord shall be equal to or greater than the electrical rating of the appliance, or. 2. DO not use an exIertsion cord. II the power supply cord is too short, have a qualified electrician or serviceman install an outlet near the appliance. NOTES: 1. A short power-supply cord 15 provided to reduce the risks resulting from becoming entangled in or tripping over a longer cord. 2. Longer cord sets or extension cords are available and may be used iI care is exer- cised in their use. a, It a long cord or extension cord is used, (1) the marked electrical rating of the core set or extension cord should be at least as great as the electrical rating of the appliance, (2) the extension cord must be a grounding-type 3-wire cord, and 13) the longer cord should be arranged so that it will not drape over the countertop or tabletop where it can be pulled on by children or tripped over accidentally. SA TY IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The solely lnslrucllons pelow wlII lell you new lo use your oven lo avold harm ro yourselr or damage lo your oven WARNING - To rsduce ll-e rlsk oI bums, eleclnc shock, me, lnluly lc persons, or exposure lo cxcesswe mlcrowave energy: 1. Read all lnslrucllons before uslng me applrance 2. Reed and lollow me specllle PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO sxcsssws MICROWAVE ENERGY round on page a of lnis manual 3 Thls eppllenpe musl pe grounded. Connecl only lo properly grounded oullel. See GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS lound on page (1 all manual . 4. lnslell or locale lhls appllance only ln accordance wlm (he provldsd lnslallallon lnslrucllcns 5. some producls, such as whole eggs and sealed conlalners e Ior example closed glass lars , may explode and should nol pe healed ln Ihls oven 5. Use We appl nce only lor ils inlended use as descrlped ln me manual on nol use eonoslve chemlcals or vapors lnl appllenee Tnls lype or oven ls speclIlcaIly deslgned lo neal, coolc or dry loco ll ls nor deslgned rol- lndustrlal or laporalory use, 1. As wrlh any appllance, close supervlslon ls necessary when used by enlldren a. Do nol operale lnls appllance ll ll has a damaged cord or plug, ll ll ls ncl working properly, or if ll has been damaged or dropped. 9, Thls appllance should pe Sen/need only py quallrled seryrce personnel Conlael lne nearesl authorlzsd servlce laclllly lor examinatlon, repalr, or adluelmenl 10. Do nm cover or block any openlngs on me appllance 11, Do nol store lh-s appliance auldoors Do nol use Ihls producl near waler e ror example. near a kllcnen slnk, ln a wel pasemenl. or near a swimmlng pool, and me llxe, 12 Do nol lmmerse cord or plug in waler. 13. Keep cord away lrom nealed suneces 14 Do nol lel cord hang over me edge ol a laple or counler 15 When eleanlng sunaces or door and oven lnal aome logelner on closlng lne door. use only rnllcl, nonepraslve soaps or delergenrs applled Wlln a sponge or son cloln 15.Te reduce lne rlsk ol llre ln lne oven cavlly. a. Do nol overcook rood Carelully anend appllanoe ll paper, plasllc, or elner compusllple malerlals are placed lnslde me oven lo lacllllale coolung p Remove wrre IwisFtles lrom paper or pla page pelore placmg peg ln oven c. If malenals lnslde lhe oven should lgnlle, KEEP oven noon CLOSED, lum oven 0", and dlseonnecl lne power cord or snul on power ar lne ruse or clrcull preaker panel d Do nol use me cawly ior slorage purposes. Do nol leave paper producls cooklng ulsnsllsl or lood ln lne cavlty when nol ln use 17. Do nol heal any rype or papy pollles or papy lood. uneven hearlng may occur and could cause personal lnlury, la. Avmd neanng small-necked conralners sum as syrup bottles la, Avold uslng eorreslve end vapors such as sulfide and cnlorlde 20. Lloulds healed ln cenaln snaped cenlalners (especlally cylindrlcalsshaped oonlalnere) may pecome overs healed. The llould may splash our wllh a loud nolse durlng or aner neallng or when eddlng lngredlenls (msmnl ooflee, elc ), resultlng ln narm lo lhe oven and posslple Injury ln all conlalnevsl lor peel resulls, sllr me llould several llmes oelore neerlng Always sllr llquld several limes perween reneaungs SAVE TH ESE INSTRUCTIONS UNDERSTANDING YOUR MICRO WA VE O VEN SPECIFICATIONS MODEL \1\‘a I l n H MA-zouswfl! Power éupply ’ 120 v AC. 60 Hz Raleo Power Consumpnon 1550 w Mlorowave Oulpul '1150 w Frequency 2450 MHz Rated Currenl 13 e A Overall Dimensmns (WxHxDl Owen Cavlly Dlmensions (WxHxDI Capaclly ol Oven cavlly 21 v." x 125/11" x lav. 14V." x 9m" x 15 1 4 Cu fl 23W x 13W- 'x mum” 171/15" x 10”/1e”x lav. " 20 Cu 11 ‘IEC 705 RATING STANDARD Spec- canons suolem 1o cnenge wmoul prlor nollce. INSTALLATION A. Circ ' s For safely purposes this even musl be plugged lrllo a 15 or 217 Amp clrcull, No omer slsclrlcal aoplnances or Ilgnllng clrcuns should be on "us llne ll ln doubL con- sull a licensed elemnclanl B. Voltage Warning The voltage useo or me well recoplaolo musl be me same as specllied on me oven name plale Incaied on me back or on me side ol lne eonuol panel o1 lne oven Use ol a nlgner vollage r dangerous ano may result ln a Ilre or olner Iype ol accidenl causing oven damage Low vollage wlll cause slow cookmg ln case your mlcrowave oven does not penorm normally In splle ol proper vollage. remove and reinsen lne plug C. Placement of the Oven Your mlorowave oven can be placed easlly m your Kllchen, Ismlly room, or anywhere else m your home Place lne oven on a llal svrlaee such as a kllcnen eovnlenop or a speelally oesloneo mlcrowave oven can Do nol place oven above a gas or elecmc range, Free alr llow around me even ls impunant Allow al leasl a lnenes ol space al lhe lop, sales, and back or the oven lpr proper venlllallon. D. Do not block the air vents All all ven1s should be keel clear du 9 cooking l1 on venls are covered dunng oven operallon me even may ovemeal. In lnls ease, a sensmve lhermal salery dsvlce aulomaueally lums me even on, The oven Wlll be lnooeraolo unlrl ll nas cooled sumolenlly E. Radio terference 1. Mlcrowave oven operanon may mlenere wlm TV or radio recepuon, 2. wnen lnere .s mlonaronce may be reouceo or ellmmaleo by takmg lne Iollowlng measures a. clean me liner and me seallng suflaces ol lhe oven o Reorlem me Vecsvvmg amenna ot radio or (Elevlslon e. Raloeale lne mlcmwave oven m relallon m me TV or radlo a, Move me mlcrowave oven away vrom lne recelver. e, Plug me mlcrowave oven 1n10 a omerem outlet so mal mlcrowave oven and reee-ver are on erenl branch cllcuHS. UNDERSTANDING YOUR MICROWAVE OVEN PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Your oven comes with the idle/wing accessories: 1 Use and Care Manual 1 Glass Tummble | Rotating Ring Oven From Prl‘le nrsplay Wlndow Control Panel 00°F Helena. Button Interlock Tulmamc System flotsam; Ring NOTE: This microwave oven is designed for heusehnld use mly. I! is not rscummsndasd for ccmmercla! use. UNDERS TA NDIN G YOUR MICRO WA VE O VE N CONTROL PANEL 1. DISPLAY, The dlsplay moruaes a clock and Indrcalors lhal reu you Tune or pay. ceekrnq rrrne scrrrngs. and coOkrng luncnons selecred 2. one TOUCH popconn. Touch rhrs pad re pep a bag of rmcrowave popcorn wrrheul emermg a cock power or urne a. one Toucn POTATO. Touch rhrs pad re cook up re 4 perarces wvthou' enrering n cnnk pewer er rrrne 4. onE TOUCH BEVERAGE. Touch Ihvs Dad re 0“ TWC" C°""°' heat up In 2 cups 0! beverage wrrneur enreung Pam“ Mm | a cook pewer er rrrne 5. one Toucn PIZZA. Touch rms pad Io hear up Fwd re 3 suces er rerr geraled przze wnheur enter here mg a ccok power or rrme 5. one TOUCH econ PLATE. Touch rhrs pad lo heer e erere er reed wuheur enrenng a cook power or urne 7. enozen ENTHEE. Touch rhrs pad re cook a re 07 rrezen enrree wilhoul enrenng a eeek power or rune. e. FRESH VEGETABLE. Teuch rhrs pee re ceek rresn vegetables wuneur enrenng e ceok power or rune 9. BAKED Goons. Teuch rhrs pm: In hear up re A rrerns wrrneur enrenng a ceek pewer er rrrne 1o. CASSEROLE. Touch rhrs Dad re hear uD re 4 cups er casscrmn w||hcrm enrenng e eeek power or rrrne 1r. AUTO DEFROST Touch fl'ns pad re (haw meer, fish. or Doumy by enrerrne e werghr. 12.cusTow1 coon Touch rhrs pad re serene execule rreeuenr 44590, srngresrege ceekrng Dmgvams. 13. cusrom sET. Touch rhrs pee re sclccl sewn: on or an, creek on or On. Sereu speed, Lbs/kg, and Demo mode 14. True, Touch mvs pad 10 ser 8 cookmg rune 15. NUMBER runs. Touch number pads re enrer ceokme rune. power revel. euenrrrres. er werenre rs. Bowen. Touch rhrs pad re ser 5 cookrng power 17. mone. Each rrnre you reuen rnre pad. you add 10 seconds re rhe ceekrng rune 18. LESS. each Iva you rcuch rhrs pee. you suerreer re seecnes rrem rhe ceokrng "me 19. when, Teuch rhrs pee re use your rnrcreweve 22. START. Teuch rhrs pad re sren en enrrres (Except rhe even as a knchen rrrner one TOUCH and ez ON luncnons. whreh srarr eure- zo. CLOCK. Touch rhrs pee re enrer rhe Irme 0! day rnerreelryr and re mm led Lock on er err 11. sToPrcLeAR. Teueh rhrs pad re erep rhe even 23. E2 on. Teuch mls pea re ceek er 1co% cook power or wear enrrres rer r re 99 rnrnures, 59 seconds UNDERSTANDING YOUR MICROWAVE OVEN COOKWARE GUIDE Mcsl heal—reslslam, nonamelalllc cookware is sale lor use in your microwave ovon However, ro resl cookware beiore uslflgi iollow inese slaps 1, Place lne empty cookware in me microwave oven 2. Measure 1 cup of wale a glass measuring cup and place il in lne oven beside me cookware 34 Microwave on 100% power lor i minute it me dish is warm, il should not be used for microwave cooking, USE DO NOT USE Dvenproof Glass . Glass ireaied lor use in high lensiiy neat includes uiiliiy disnes, bread dishesi pie piales, cake plales, liquid measuring cups, casseroles, and oowls wnnoul rneiallic irim. cnlna - Bowls, Cups. serving piares, and olaners wrlnoul metallic lriin can be used in your oven Plastic . wnen using oiaslic wrap as a cover. make sure inai ine disn is deep enough so me plasllc wrao does nor lcucn me lood As lne food nears, il may meli irie plastic wrap wnerever the wrap loucnes me read . Place plasiic wrap loosely over me lop cl lne disn and secure il by pressing lrie wrap ro rne sldes oi lne disn . Veril oy lurning back one comer oi ine plasllc wrap This will allow excess siearn lo escape, - use plastic dishes, cups semi—rlgld lreezer coniainers, and plasiic bags only for short rlm- cooklng Use these wltn care because the plastic mly eonen lrom the neat ol the food. Paper - Mlcrowave—sale caper lowels, waxed paper, paper naokins, and paper oloies wllh no melallic mm or design can be used in your oven - Reier lo the manulaclurer’s laoel for use cl any Daver oreduci in the microwave oven Metal utensil - Meial snields lood lrem microwave energy and produces uneven cooking Avoid melal skewers, inermcmelers. or loil trays - Metal utensils can cause arcing, which is a discnarge or electric current Arclng can damage your microwave oven. Metal Decoration - Do not use melalatnmmed or melalabanded dinnerware, casserole dishes, elc Cenlura'" Tableware - The coming Company recommends lnal you do not use Centura lableware and some Coreilew closed-handle cups tor microwave cooking Aluminum Fo .Avoid large sneers ol aluminum loll because lnev ninder cooking and may cause arcing . Use small pieces at toil to snield poultry legs and wings - Keep all aluminum toil sl leasl 1 inch lrom lne walls and door or me oven wood - Wooden bowls. boards, and oaskers will dry oul and may splil or crack when you use lnem in me microwave oven rightly Closed Containers ' Tlghlly closed cookware can Simone. Es sure io leave an opening lor sieam lo escape ironi covered cookware. Brown Paper ' Avoid using brown panel bagfi They absorb heal and could burn Metal Twist Ties - Always remove meral lwisl lies m. lney can become not and cause a fire I UNDERSTANDING YOUR MICROWAVE OVEN TIPS FOR MICROWAVE COOKING snowmm; Meal and poullry wilh high lal conlenl lhal are cooked for 10 or 15 rninules or longer wlll brown lighlly, Foods cooked a shonar lime can he omshed wilh a brownmg agenl, such as Worceslarshire sauce, soy sauce, or harhecue sauce. covznmc A cover lraps heal and sleani and causes me lood lo cook more qulckly. Use a lid or mlcmwaversa'e plaslic wrap wilh one oorner lolned back lo venl lhe excess sleani. les on glass casseroles can oeoorne hot durlng cooklng. Handle oarelully. waxed paper w-ll prevenl lhe lood lronr splanavlng in ma oven and help relain heal. When warming bread ilerns, use waxed paper, napkins, or paper lowels. To absorb exlra moisture, wrap sanoWiches and lahy leoos in paper lowels SPACING Arrange individual loods, such as baked polaloes. cupcakes, and hors d‘osuwes in a circle and al leasl l inch apan Thls will help lhe lood cock more evenly STIRRING Sllrrlng blends llavors and redislrlbules lhe heal in loods Always slir lreni lhe cuiside leward ine cenler a! (he dlsh Food at the oulslde of the dlsh hams "VS‘ TURNING Large loods, such as roasls and whole poullry, should be lumed so lhal rhe lop and botlom cook evenly. Also turn over chicken pieces and chops ARRANGEMENT Do nol slack lood. Arrange in a single layer in lhe dish lor more even cooking Because dense loods cook more slowly, place lhicker ponicns ol meal, poullry, lish, and vegelaples reward lhe oulside ol lhe dish. TESTING FOR noneuess Because loods cook qulckly in a microwave oven, you need to lesl lrequenlly lor doneness. STANDING TIME Food ohen needs to stand lrorn 2 lo l5 minules aller you remove il lrorn lne oven Usually, you need lo cover lood during slanlling lime (a relain heal Remove rnosl foods when lhey are slighlly undercooked and lhey Will finish cooklng dunng slanding lirne. The lnlemal (emperalurs oi lood WIII rise about in vr during slanclng lime. SNIELDlNG To prevenl some ponions ol rectangularor square dishes lrorn overcooking, you may need lo shield lhern wllh small slnps ol aluminum loll lo pluck lhe microwaves. You can also cover poullry legs and Wlng lips Wilh loll lo keep lheni lrorn overcooking. Always keep loll al lean l inch horn oven walls lo prevent arcing, PIERCING Pierce lhe shell, skin. or membrane olloods belore cocklng lo prevenl lhern from burstlng Foods lhal require piercing include yolks and whiles of eggs, hol dogs, clams, oyslers, and whole vegelaoles, such as polaloes and squash. UNDERSTANDING YOUR MICRO WA VE O VEN PR ECAUTIONS . Place the lrent surtace of the door three inches or more trcm the countenop edge to avoid accidental tipping ol the microwave oven during normal use To program the oven, make sure you touch the center ol each pad firmly slnce the areas between the pads wlII not activate the oven. A tone wlII sound each time a pad ls touched correctly Don" touch several paos at once Do not stnke the control panel wtth Sllverware, ulew slls. etc Breakage may occur Always use cau n when taking the cooking utenslls out or the oven Some dishes aosoro heat lrom the cooked lood and may be hot See Cookware Guide earl-er In (his sect-on tor more inlormation Do not nnse cookmg utensils by placing them in water immediately atter conklng. This may cause breakage. Also, always allow the turntable to cool belore removlng it lrom the oven Never operate the even when it re empty Food or water should always be in the even during operation to absorb the mlcrowave energy. - Do not use the oven |o dry newspapers or clothes They may catch me, CLEANING NOTE: Eetore cleaning the oven, unplug the power cord ll lhls is impossible, open the oven door to prEn vent an accidental even start INYERlOR the the oven tnstde and outstdc wtth a salt cloth and a mild detergent solution. Then rinse and wipe dry Thls should be done weekly or more olten, ll needed. Never use cleaning powders or rough pads Excesstve oil splatters on the inside top wlII be dllhcult to remove it lett tor many days Wlpe splatters Wllh a wet paper towel, sspsclally atter cooking chicken or bacon REMOVABLE PARTS The turntable and rotating nng are removable They should be handrwashed in warm tnot hot) water wlth a mild detergent and a sott cloth Once they are clean, rinse well and dry With a soft cloth. Never use cleaning powders, steel wool, or rough pads. - The Iumlable may be cleaned al the sink, Bo caretul not to chip or scratch the edges as thls may cause the turntable to break during use - The rotating nng should be cleaned regularly - Use thermometers that have been approved tor microwave oven chlklng. - The turntable must always be in place when you operate the oven. . Do not use your microwave oven Io cook eggs in the shell Pressure can build up inside the shell, causing it to burst - There are several precautions to lollow when microwaving popcorn. 7 Do not pop popcorn. except in a mlcvowave—sale container or commercial packages designed tor microwave ovens 7 Never try to pop popcorn in a paper bag that is not microwaveaapprclved 7 Overcooking may result in smoke and tire 7 Do not repop unpopped kernels 7 Do not reuse popcorn bags, Listen while corn pops Stop even when popping slows to 2-3 seconds between pops 7 Do not leave microwave unattended while popping corn 7 Follow directions on bag DOOR For best pertormance and salety, the her door panel and the oven lront trame should be lree ot tood or grease buildup Wipe otten With a mild detergent, then rinse and wtpe dry Never use cleaning powders or rough pods Alter cleaning the control panel. touch STOP/CLEAR to clear any entries that might have been entered aucln dentally while cleanlng the panel Also make sure that the turntable and rolailng ring are in the right positron. 10 USING YOUR MICROWAVE OVEN SEI IING THE CLOCK CHILD LOCK When you' oven ls plugged In or afler a power You can use 1 salely Ieamre to lack the control mlerrupnon, PLEASE SET TIME OF DAY Wlll panel 50 that chlldren cannot use the oven when scroll on the display you do run wam them to and when you are Example: To set the clock my 11:11. ”9am“ ‘he we“ . To sel emu) LOCK: Touch: Dlsplay Shaws' _ Touch: Display Show 1 . 5”? once. 1. once. Tlme 0! day. can, Hold until 2 Clad once ENTER TIME 0; DAY LOCKED LOCKED appears m me dismay. 3. Q four Time 01 day untll “mes CHILD LOCK VS cancelled TOUCH START on CLOCK Ya cancel emu: LOCK: Touch: Display Show 4. ( clock to stanlho l M l l clock. l " ’ ’ ‘ Hold unlll Tlme 01 day LOCKED NOTE: You can swllch bs1weer| AM and PM by flsapaears loucmng CLOCK before stdrllng me clock Jgrpnlclyo 11 USING YOUR MICROWAVE OVEN CUSTOM SET You can program your mlcrowsve oven lo lum lhe Exemple 2: n: (um on m- clock. sound and clock on or on. ealusl lhe scroll speed of me orsplay, swnch belween pounds and kllogramsl TOUCH D|splay ShOWS= The alsolay wnl scroll and mm me aemo mono on and on, Example I: Yo turn off me sound (lanes). me 5 lealure chulces. (See me ouslom sel Display Shows: Chan below.) once The display WIII scroll me 5 leamre cnorces, (See me Cuslom Se! Chan belawl CLOCK ON TOUCH l OFF TOUCH z CLOCK oFF SOUND ON TOUCH 1 OFF TOUCH 2 NOTE: To mm the clock back an, repeal Slaps lea, SOUND OFF (Dlsplay Wlll men show me ume cl may.) NOTE: To lurn sound back on. repeal sleps 1—3 Custom Set Chart Funclron —| Touch keypad cnmce 4 Sound ON/GFF 1 Sound On 01 Sound on Clock ON/OFF 2 clock On or Clock on Scroll snsed I“ a slow, Normal or Fast scroll LBS/KG 4 Lbs or Kg Demo ON/OFF 5 Demo On 01 Demo on NoYE: When the power cord .s nrsl plugged m, me celeull ssmnos are, Scum! oNl Clock on, Normal Speed, ms. and Demo OFF 12 @ LG Electronics Inc. PING. 3828W5A0975 Pr‘nled in Korea
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