Panasonic NE-9900 Operating Instructions Manual

Step 8. Touch Start Pad.—Ovenlightturnson.Microwavecookingbegins.Turntable beginstorotate.Firststagepowerindicatorlightbeginstoblink.Secondandthirdstagepowerindicatorlightsstayon.Currenttemperatureoffoodisdisplayedinrising10°Fincrementsstartingat100°F.Ifstartingtemperatureislowerthan100°F,‘‘L90F”’(meaninglowerthan100°F)willbe displayeduntilfoodreaches100°F.—Whenfirststagecookingends,ovenbeepstwice;firststagepowerindicatorlightturnsoffwhilesecondstagelightbeginstoblink.Currenttemperaturecontinuestobedisplayed.—-Whensecondstage cookingends,ovenagainbeepstwice;secondstagepowerindicatorlightturnsoffwhilethirdstagelightbeginstoblink.Currenttemperaturecontinuestobedisplayed.-—Whenthirdstagecookingends,ovenbeepsfivetimesandshutsoffautomatically;powerindicatorlightandovenlightturnoff.Turntablestops.Timeofday appearsindisplaywindow.Note: 1)Incasealowertemperaturethanfirststageissetforsecondstage(Example: 160°Fforfirststageand 140°Fforsecondstage),microwaveactivityautomaticallystopswhenfirststagetemperature(160°F)isreached.Temperatureoffooddropstosecondstagetemperature(140°F)bynaturalcoolingwhilesecondstagepowerindicatorlightblinks.;2)Incasealowertemperaturethansecondstageissetfor thirdstage,ovenworksasinexamplegivenabove.Setp9.Removetemperatureprobefromovenceilingreceptacle.—TempProbeindicatorlightturnsoff.Note:Someexamplesof3stagecookingare:*HIGH—MEDIUM—LOW*HIGH—M.LOW—TEMPHOLD*DELAY—HIGH—MEDIUM*DELAY—M.LOW—STANDIMPORTANT:1)To programovenfortemperatureprobecooking,probe mustbeconnectedtoovenceilingreceptacle.2)Probeshouldbeinsertedatleastoneinchintocenteroffoodtoinsureaccuratetemperaturereading.1011-4ya——!Ifprobeisnotinsertedsecurelyintothe food,itmayfalloutandarcing(bluishsparks)mayresult.For informationonhowtoproperlyinserttemperature probeseeIntroductionSectionoftheMicrowave Cookbook.Removeprobefromovenaftercooking.Donot storeprobeinsideovencavity.Should oven be turnedonaccidentally,damagetoprobeand/or ovenmayresult.Donotallowprobetocomeincontactwithmetal racksormetal SpatterShield.Arcingmayoccuranddamagetotheoven, probe,racksorSpatterShieldmayresult.Donotallowtemperature probetip totouch surfaceofovenwall.Damagetoprobe and/or ovenmayresult.Donotuse yourtemperature probeinothermanufacturer'sovens,including otherPanasonicovens. Alsodonotuseanyothermanufacturers’ probesinyourPanasonic Microwave/Convectionoven.Donotattemptto insertprobeinto slidlyfrozen foods.Damagetoprobemayresult.Donothitordropprobe.Damagemayoccurcausingincorrecttemperaturereadings andinaccuratecookingresults. ,Usehotpads when removing probefrom ovenceilingreceptacle.Microwave, ConvectionorCombinationcookingcauses probetobecomeveryhottothe touch.Connectionorremovaloftemperature probeduringanycooking programorduringatemporarystopinthemiddleofcookingwillcancel remaining program. Timeofdaywillappearindisplaywindow.Ifprobeisinsertedintoceilingreceptacle andacooking method andtime areprogrammedtheovenwilloperate bytime.Thisenables youtoprogram by power andtimeforthefirststageofcooking and by power and temperatureprobeforthesecondstage.,Whentemperature probeisinsertedintoceiling receptacle and Time Cookingasfirststage and TemperatureCookingassecond stageareprogrammedtheovenwilloperateas follows.elffood temperature becomeslower than 200°F.afterfirststage Time Cookingthe ovenwillcontinue cookingforsecond stage Temperature Cooking.elffood temperature becomes higher than 210°F. afterfirststage Time Cooking(e.g.,overcooking) the ovenwillautomatically stop cooking and second stage Temperature Cookingwill not begin.