Panasonic of North America AQ3E81 MICROWAVE OVEN User Manual

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EXHIBIT E H B
Pmasomc
Operating Instructions
Commercial Microwave Ovens
NE-12521/NE-12523/NE-1 2721iNE-1 2723
NE-17521/NE-17523/NE-1 7721 iNE-1 7723
NE-21521/NE-21523/NE-21721{NE-21723
Please read these insirucfions completely before operaling this oven.
Before Calling for Service:
if failure code “P“ appears in the display, unplug oven and wail for
10 seconds before rewnnec'iing. If normal operaiion does not resume,
call the service agent with the information ef failure code
CWS
PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO EXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE ENERGY ...................................................... 3
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ......................................... 3
Installation and Grounding Instructions . .
Caution ................
How Does The Micmwave Work? ............................................... 5
Outline Diagram ............................................................ 6
How to Operate
A, Manual Heating . .single stage heating ...................................... 7
............... 20r35tageheafing.,v........t.,......v...vv........t.”8
B. Programmed Heating ................... . . .
C. Programming Number/Memory pads. . single stage heating .
................................ 2 or 3 stage healing , . , . . .
D. Programming Double or Triple Quantity pad ................................. 11
E. Program Lock ......................................................... H
F. BeepTone . . .12
G.Program List. .13
HCycIe Counter . . v . . . . a . 13
I. Air Filter ............................................................. 14
installation Instructions for Stacking ............................................ 15
Sanitary CounterTcp Seal .......... . . . . t . 15
Care of Your Oven ......................................................... 16
Saif Diagnostics Failure CGde Explanation ....................................... 17
Healing and Defrosiing Time Charis .......................................... 18
Technical Specifications ..................................................... 32
Owner’s Record See page I? wiore calling 3
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PRECAUTIONS
TO AVOID POSSIBLE EXPOSURE
TO EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY
(a) 00 net attempt to operate this oven with the
ricer open since opeh~door operatien can result
in harmlul exposuie in microwave energy. it is
imaortant no? to defeat oriamper with the safety
interlocks Under normal conditions, the oven will
not operate with the door open
(b) Do not place any obiect between the oven from
iace and the door, or allow soil or cleaner residue
to accumuiate on sealing suitaaes.
(C) Do- not operate the oven i. it is damaged. it is
particuiarly important that the oven deoi close
pioperiy and that their; is no damage to the
(i) door (bent)
(2) hinges and iatches ‘hroiien or loose)
(S) duct seals and Se g surfaces.
(5!) The oven should not be adiusted er repaired
by anyone except property qualified service
personnel.
IMPQHTANT SA '
finsrnucrions
Your microwave oven is a cooking device and you should use as much care as you use With a stove or any other
cooking device
When using this electric appiiance, basic safety precautions should be iollowed including the tollowmg'
WARNING—To reduce the risk oi burns, electiic
shock, fife, injury to persons or exposure to excessive
microwave energy
1.Read all instructions beiore using the appliance
2 Read and toilow “PFIECAUTIONSTO AVOED
POSSIBLE EXPOSURETO EXCESSWE
MICROWAVE ENERGY," lound on page 3
3 This appliance must be grounded. C—dnnect onlyto a 1
property grounded outlet. See “Grounding
instructions“ iound on page 4.
4 instali orlecatet ppliance o
the provided inst ion instriio nstnund on page 4
5 Do riot mver or .. out any openings on this appiiance
6 Do not store or use this aopiiaiice outdoors Do 0: use
this product near waterfor exampie. near a kit: ,n sink,
in a wet basement or near a swimm oi, and the like
.Use inis appii only for its inten so use as
described in t its manual. Do not use corrosive
chemicals orvapors in this apniianoe This type oi
oven is specifically designed is heat, at cook fDOd.
is not designed ior industiial or laboratory use.
8. When cieaiiing surfaces of door and oven that come
‘4
together on ciosing the door, use shiy mid, non—abrasive
soaps oi detergents app ed with a sponge or sctt cioth
9 5 With any appliance, c supervision is;
necessary when used by c. Idren
it) Do not opei’ teihis applianw if it has a damaged
cord oi plug, lI it is not working properly, or lI it has
been damaged ordropped.
ii Do not immerse card or plug in water
12. Keep cord away from heated surleoss
l3 Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter.
14 This appliance should be serviced oniy by qualified
service personnel Granted the nearest authorized
service taoility for examinetmn. repair or adjustment
n accordance With .
i5. Some products such as wnole eggs and sealed
containers (tor example. closed glas are) may
explode and show} nai be heaie this oven.
.. To reduce the risk at fire in the oven Cavity
(a) Do not overcoolr Iood Caietull‘y' attend an, iance
itpaper, plastic, or other combu ihle materials
are placed inside the oven to la itate caching
(b) Remove Wire YWlSF s from paper or piastic
bags befoie placmg Gag in oven.
(0) 2 materials: inside the oven snouid ign’
oven door closed, turn given oh, and d
the pan/er cord. or shut oft powei attire time or
oirouiibrea. u panel
(<1) Do net use the satiety for sterage purposes
00 not leave paper products, cooking utensils, m
tood in the cavity when. not in use
W. Liquids, such as wetu” coffee, or tea aie abie is be
overheated beyond the ailing point withcul
appearing to be boiling due to surface tensmn or the
liquic. Visible bubbling or boiling when the container
is iemoveo‘ item the microwave oven is riot aiws s
pieser‘i THlS COULD RESUET IN VERV HOT
LlQL‘IDS SUDDENW 801’ "Vt: OVER W EN A
SPOON OR OTHER UTENSIL [S lNSEF-‘i'l ED iNTO
THE— LlO‘u‘lD To reduce the risk or injury to persons
(a) Do not overheat the iiquid
(b) Stii‘ the liquid both beiore and haitway through
heating it
(C) Do not' litrsided conta are with narrow necks.
it!) After heating, aliowt'rie con erto stand in the
microwave oven for a short . me belore removing
the conteinei:
(el Us extreme care when inserting a spam er
oth r utensil intothe container.
SAVE TH ESE INSTRUCTIONS
For proper use or your even read remaining safety cautions and operating instructions
.3.
lnstaltation and GRWMG lNSTRUCTIONS
Placement of the Oven
tncate the oven en a smooth. flat and stable sur‘iaoe
There should be no gap between the table surlace and
the net‘lo .o he oven Do not place the oven in a net
or damp re astove, Sink or directly ' eve
heat ramps ,s rving line Free airilow around the
oven is ime ant. T' a possibility at a small
amount ol interference with weak broadcast signals 11
the microwave oven is too class to a radio or TV
Grounding instructions
This oven must be gro nded electrically. In the event 01
an electrical shert circurt, grounding reduces the risk of
electric shock by providing an escape we (or the
electric current The appliance lS ec - ped with a core
having a grounding Wire Viv a groun ig plug. The
plug must be plugged into an outlet tr 9 properly
installed and grounded
WARNiNF w imaroaer use 01 the grounding plug can
result in a risk at electric shock.
Cansulta qualified eledricran orse e person if the
grounding rnstructions are net comble ely understoed,
or if doubt exists as to whether the appliance is
properly connected
ll it is necessary ts use an extenfiicln cord, use only a
three wire extension card that a three [3 “de
grounding plug. and athree slot rec Drama at will
accept the piug on the appliance , marlred rating of
the extension card should be equal 0 or greater than
the electirzl rating ol the even
Removal 0! Prutective Film
A biue protective t‘lni is used te prevent scratching of
the outer case during transportation Peel the lilm lrem
the exterior of the oven before installation or use
Wiring Requirements
No other appliance should share the circuit With the
micrcwave even. I tdoe‘s,t branch circuit fuse may
overload and either cause i' , . ven to heat slower than
expected er brew the fuse
A For Mede’ NE-12521/N‘ .?521VNE-12721/NE-12723
The oven in st be an a SEPARA“E< 20 amp.
60 HZ~120 V GROUNDED GiRC
120 v
NEMA» 1 Grounded
5.20.0 i Outlet
3 r NEMAw seen
B For Mode's NE-17521/NE-1'Ibzki’hE-1 7721i’NE-17723
NE 21. 5211’NE- 215231NE- 21721/NE21 73)
is mien must be on a separate, 60 Hz
GROUNDED CIRCUIT - minimum 15 amps for
NE'175211 T7523/NE'17721/NE'17723 and
minimum 20 amps lor NE‘21521/Nr “21523/NE 2172
NE-21'723
NE-2152I/NE-21523
NE-21721/NE-21723
HEM/«k
EAZOP
ire-1752104547523
NE-l772l/NE-l 7723
harm»
57159
208 ‘i/lzao 240 v
Grounded Outlet
NEM‘W 6-15Fl rJr G-ZOH
205 View 260 v
Grounded Cutie?
NEW“ G-ZOH
LWW
1. Dr: not attempt to tamper with or make any
adiustrnents or repairs to the door, control panel
housing. saiezy interlock switches or any other part
01 the oven. Do NOT remove the outer panel of the
oven. Repairs should only be done by a qualified
service person.
2. Do NOT operate the oven erribt "' microwave
energy will relied. continuously! oughout the even
if no lnod er water is presem to absorb energy.
3 i. 3 occurs in the oven ssthe Ston’fieset
Pad and LEAVE THE DOOR CLOSE
the power cord, or shut he po ver e. the luse or
eircuri breaker panel
,1 Do NO‘l artemptto dry clothes, newspapers or
zeteiials in the even, as they may cat h an
5.Do N use recycled paper prcducis, as they may
* ntain impurities which may cause sparks and/or
lires,
6. Do NOT use newspapers or paper bags for soaking.
7. Do NOT hit or strike the control panel Damage to
centrols may occur.
8. POT HOLDERS maybe needed when removing
load lrom the oven. at iS transferred lrorri the hot
load to the cor‘fliner.
9.130 NOT store inmeble materials next to. on top
of. or in the even it could be a fire hazard
10. Do NOT opera the oven witheut the matter
shields (locates in the top of inner navrty) in place
.4.
How Does Th 11
Mlcwwaves are a form 01 hlgh frequency radto waves
slm1lar10 those used by a radic 1nclud1ng AM, FM, and
CE. They are, however, much shorterthan radlu waves.
anplcximetely tlve inches long Electllcity is mnvertctfi
lmo microwave energy by the magnetrcn tube From the
magne'ron tuhe microwave energy is transmitted to the
oven vily where reflected, transmitted and
abscrbed.
Refiecfian
Mlctawave are reflected by metal Just as a ball is
bounced at! aw l A com n? on etstatlonary (1111
Wells) and rotating antenna, located underneath the
befitom shelf and above the ceiling cover assure that the
mlcmwaves are wel! distnbuted within the oven cavity to
pmduoe even heatmg 01 cooking at fonds
Transmission
Mlcrawave pass? mough some materials such e.) paper,
glass and plasttc much like sunlight shmzngthlcugh a
wmdow Because these substances do not absorb or
reflect tne mmmwave energy, they are ldeal m czar ale
tor mtcmwave oven neatlng coma: nets when covered
2 Whenthete lstmerter
owave Work?
Absorption
D g healmg, micrcwaves , be absorbed by food
1 1e/ penetrate to a depth of about 1/4 to H1 malies
Mlcrowave energy excites the molecules in the r’nod
(especially water, fat and sugar 1no'ecules} and causes
them to vtbrate at a rate of 2.44 “US 000 times er
second T‘r11s Vibration cau‘ ‘
projuced i11s1 as ycu will leel heat produced it you
vlgcrously rub you: hands togethe . e 1nternal healmg
at largertoods is done by condu n. The heat which is
produced by trldion is canaucted to the Us .er of the
load Fee 3 else can u heat by conductor. during
stendlng time. (”cart ver cookiflg
Because microwave dl$< Jipate much l1Ke< Junllgnt as it
reaches the Earth 5 surface they are net stored tn fond
Radio Inference
. Operanon ot the macrcwvave oven may cause
.nter‘.e1’ence .0 your r'1dlo TV er Sumter equ: pment
oe. n may be reduced or
ellmmatea Dy taklng the toltowmg measures
a Clean door and se ng sunaces ot the even
(See Care at V011: Mcrowave Oven found on page
16)
b Place the radio, TV. etc. away from the microwave
even as far 55 possible
0 Use a properly metalled antenna, to obtain
staonget signal reception.
installation lnst ms for Stacking
IMPORTANT
l. Dlsconnect the power cord from the Wall socket
belore altempllng lnstallaflon.
2. Forsladqng installahorl, you must use the 1
PANASDNEC Joint Piale which is enclosed wllh lhis
PREPARATlON
unit
3. The maximum slacking heeghl lS the lolal helghls of l . m
‘w l" ‘ ' l Be sure the oven cav“ , ls empty be sure surfaces
‘ ° um ° 3 where Ovens meet is been and sanlllzed.
INSTALLATION
Slacklhe unns and remnve {we screws (al as showrl in Fig 1
Loosen the screw (b)
Progecllcn on Joml D .e must face away lrom the oven Place Jcmt Plale on the screw lb)
Atlach and lighten five screw" (is) and the screw lb). See Flg 2.
Ensureme top oven IS at a save and workame heighl.
(b)
album;
mm Plate
Propane"
Sanitary 0&er Top Seal
when microwave oven units are slacked on a
counter lap, lheir base must be sealed in
accordance with N.S.F. Slander-As as per the
following insirucfians.
l l . owave oven should be localed an a level
saunter lop surlzce Complete lhe electrical
connecrlons
Thorngllly glean lhe mlcrcwave oven bottom
perlmeler and the counter 205: area awund ihe
Dwave oven perlmeter
y generous bead oi elllcone seal around the
enlrre perimeter 01 the base of eacn microwave
even unit
4 Smooth the sllmone seal into the crevice with finger
or (Gal (0 provlde a cave seal.
Ncle: Remix/e ihe Air Flller ham the {mm of me even
before applying slilcone
{70 NOT FORGET lo re—lnstall the Air Finer
afler applying sllicone.
Silloone Sealam
Coumer Tom
.15.
TechnicaKWficafions
N:_19yyy Q5 ‘ NF—17XXX SPriP: NE-21 XXX Series
81250 V, 50 H
13.SA(208 V) 16.3A(208 V)
womofmm 1AqAnmm
wsAMPNéMAfi-wR
20 AMP NEMA fls-ZOR
1700 W'
Fewer Source
1120 V, 60 Hz smgie phase 1
zwsmgle Dhase
(Wkam
Cavity clmens ms
(W x D x H;
at wewgh‘. (approx )
‘iEG Test Procedure
Specwflcations subject 20 change withoui noiice.
sail/92”
www.panasonic.ccm/cmo
Panasonic Consumer Eieslronics
Company, Division of Panasonic
Corporation of Norflh America
One Panascmc Way A00033964AP
Secaucus, New Jersey 07094 Foggggiog
>r Call (201) 1348-5377 Primed m Japan

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