Black and Decker MICROWAVE Ovens MO1211SBC 1100W User Manual

							Models/ModÈles
❍	Mo1900BC	900W
❍	Mo1211sBC	 1100W
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MICROWAVE OVEnS
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Please Read and Sa\fe this Use and Care Book.
IMPORTANT SAFETY 
INSTRUCTIONS 
WARNING!
For	your	safety,	the	information	in	this	manual	must	be	
followed	to	minimize	the	risk	of	fire	explosions,	electric	
shock,	or	to	prevent	property	damage,	personal	injury,		
or	loss	of	life.
PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID POSSIBLE 
EXPOSURE TO EXCESSIVE 
MICROWAVE ENERGY
1)	
do	Not	Attempt	to	operate	this	oven	with	the	door	open	since		
open-door	operation	can	result	in	harmful	exposure	to	microwave	
energy.	It	is	important	not	to	defeat	or	tamper	with	the	safety	
interlocks.
2)	 do	Not	Place	any	object	between	the	oven	front	face	and	the	door	or	
allow	soil	or	cleaner	residue	to	accumulate	on	sealing	surfaces.
3)	 do	Not	operate	the	oven	if	it	is	damaged.	It	is	particularly	important	
that	the	oven	door	close	properly	and	that	there	is	no	damage	to	the:
a.	 door	\bbent)
b.	 Hinges	and	latches	\bbroken)
c.	 door	seals	and	sealing	surfaces
4)	The	oven	should	Not	be	adjusted	or	repaired	by	anyone	except	properly	 qualified	service	personnel.
IMPORTANT SAFETY 
INSTRUCTIONS
When	 using	electrical	 appliances	 basic	safety	 precautions	 should	be	
followed,	 including	 the	following:
WARNING –	 To	reduce	 the	risk	 of	burns,	 electric	 shock,	fire,	injury	 to	
persons	 or	exposure	 to	excessive	 microwave	 energy:
1)	 Read	 all	instructions	 before	using	the	appliance.
2)	 Read	 and	follow	 the	specific	
“PRECAUTIONS 
TO AVOID POSSIBLE EXPOSURE 
TO EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE 
ENERGY”
	 on	 page	 2.
3)	 This	 appliance	 must	be	grounded.	 Connect	only	to	properly	
grounded	 outlet.	see	 “GRoUNdING	 INsTRUCTIoNs”	 on	page	 4.
4)	 Install	 or	locate	 this	appliance	 only	in	accordance	 with	the	provided	
installation	 instructions.
5)	 some	 products,	 such	as	whole	 eggs	and	sealed	 containers—for	
example,	 closed	glass	jars—are	 able	to	explode	 and	should	 not	be	
heated	 in	this	 oven.
6)	 Use	 this	appliance	 only	for	its	intended	 use	as	described	 in	
this	 manual.	do	 not	use	 corrosive	 chemicals	 or	vapors	 in	this	
appliance.	 This	type	of	oven	 is	specifically	 designed	to	heat,	 cook	
or	 dry	 food.	 It	is	 not	 designed	 for	industrial	 or	laboratory	 use.
7)	 As	 with	any	appliance,	 close	supervision	 is	necessary	 when	used	
by	 children.
\f)	 To	 reduce	 the	risk	 of	fire	 in	the	 oven	 cavity:
a)	 do	 not	 overcook	 food.	Carefully	 attend	appliance	 when	paper,	
plastic,	 or	other	 combustible	 materials	are	placed	 inside	the	
oven	 to	facilitate	 cooking.
b)	 Remove	 wire	twist-ties	 from	paper	 or	plastic	 bags	before	
placing	 bag	in	oven.
c)	 If	 materials	 inside	the	oven	 should	 ignite,	keep	oven	door	
closed,	 turn	oven	 off,	and	 disconnect	 the	power	 cord	or	shut	 off	
power	 at	the	 fuse	 or	circuit	 breaker	 panel.
d)	 do	 not	 use	 the	cavity	 for	storage	 purposes.		do	 not	leave	 paper	
products,	 cooking	utensils	 or	food	 in	the	 cavity	 when	not	in	use.
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9)	liquids,	
such	as	water,	 coffee,	 or	tea	 are	 able	 to	be	 overheated	 beyond	
the	 boiling	 point	without	 appearing	 to	be	 boiling	 due	to	surface	
tension	 of	the	 liquid.	 Visible	 bubbling	 or	boiling	 when	the	container	 is	
removed	 from	the	microwave	 oven	is	not	 always	 present.	 THIs	CoUld	
ResUl T	IN	 VeRY	 HoT	lIQUIds	sUddeNl Y	BoIlING	o VeR	WHeN	 A	
sPooN	oR	o THeR	UTeNsIls	 Is	INseRTed	 INTo	THe	lIQUId.	
10)	 do	 not	 cover	 or	block	 any	openings	 on	the	 appliance.
11)	 do	 not	 store	 or	use	 this	 appliance	 outdoors.	do	 not	use	 this	 product	
near	 water,	 for	example,	 near	a	kitchen	 sink,	in	a	wet	 basement,	 near	
a	 swimming	 pool,	or	similar	 locations.
12)	 do	 not	 operate	 this	appliance	 if	it	 has	 a	damage	 cord	or	plug,	 if	it	 is	
not	 working	 properly	 or	if	it	 has	 been	 damaged	 or	dropped.
13)	 do	 not	 immerse	 cord	or	plug	 in	water.	 Keep	cord	away	 from	heated	
surface.	do	 not	let	cord	 hang	 over	edge	 of	table	 or	counter.
14)	Use	 only	thermometers	 which	are	specifically	 designed	for	use	 in	
microwave	 ovens.
15)	 do	 not	 operate	 any	heating	 or	cooking	 appliance.
16)	Be	 certain	 the	removable	 glass	turntable	 and	turntable	 support	are	in	
place	 when	 you	operate	 the	oven.
17)	This	 appliance	 should	be	serviced	 only	by	qualified	 service	personnel,	
contact	 nearest	 authorized	 service	facility	for	examination,	 repair,	or	
adjustment.
1\f)	When	 cleaning	surfaces	 of	door	 and	oven	 that	comes	 together	 on	
closing	 the	door,	 use	only	 mild,	 nonabrasive	 soaps,	or	detergents	
applied	 with	a	sponge	 or	soft	 cloth.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
This \broduct is for household use only.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
As	a	safety	 feature,	 this	product	 is	equipped	 with	a	ground	 plug,	which	 will	only	 fit	into 	
a	 three-prong	 outlet.	do	not	attempt	 to	defeat	 this	safety	 feature.	 Improper	 connection 	
of	 the	 grounding	 conductor	may	result	 in	the	 risk	 of	electric.	 Consult	a	qualified 	
electrician	 if	you	 are	in	doubt	 as	to	whether	 the	outlet	 is	properly	 grounded.	 This	
appliance	 must	be	grounded.
WARNING: Im\bro\ber use of the grounding \blug can result in a risk of electric shock.
Electrical Requirements
The	 electrical	 requirements	 are	a	120	 volt	 60	Hz,	 AC	only,	 20	amp.		 It	is	 recommended 	
that	 a	separate	 circuit	serving	 only	the	oven	 be	provided.	 The	oven	 is	equipped	 with	
a	 3-prong	 grounding	 plug.	It	must	 be	plugged	 into	a	wall	 receptacle	 that	is	properly 	
installed	 and	grounded.
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ELECTRICAL CORD
1)	 A	 short	 power-supply	 cord	\bor	detachable	 power-supply	 cord)	is	to	 be	
provided	 to	reduce	 the	risk	 resulting	 from	becoming	 entangled	 in	or	
tripping	 over	a	longer	 cord.
2)	 longer	 detachable	 power-supply	 cords	or	extension	 cords	are	available	
and	 may	 be	used	 if	care	 is	exercised	 in	their	 use.
3)	 If	 a	long	 detachable	 power-supply	 cord	or	extension	 cord	is	used,
a.)	 The	 marked	 electrical	 rating	of	the	 detachable	 power-supply	 cord		
or	 extension	 cord	should	 be	at	least	 as	great	 as	the	 electrical	 rating		
of	 the	 appliance,
b.)	 If	 the	appliance	 is	of	 the	 grounded	 type,	the	extension	 cord	should	 be		
a	 grounding-type	 3-wire	cord,	and
c.)	 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.
NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE.
How to Use
This	product	 is	for	 household	 use	only.
GETTING STARTED
		1)	Remove	 all	packaging	 materials	from	the	inside	 of	the	 microwave	 oven.
		 2)	Please	 go	to	www.prodprotect.com/applica	 to	register	 your	warranty.
		 3)	Check	 the	oven	 for	any	 damage,	 such	as	misaligned	 or	bent	 door,	 damaged 	
door	 seals	 and	sealing	 surface,	 broken	or	loose	 door	hinges	 and	latches 	
and	 dents	 inside	 the	cavity	 or	on	 the	 door.	 If	there	 is	any	 damage,	 do	not 	
operate	 the	oven,	 but	contact	 qualified	 service	personnel.
		 4)	This	 microwave	 oven	must	 be	placed	 on	a	flat,	 stable	 surface	 to	hold	 its	
weight	 and	the	heaviest	 food	likely	 to	be	 cooked	 in	the	 oven.
		 5)	 do	 not	 place	 the	microwave	 oven	where	 heat,	moisture	 or	high	 humidity	 are	
generated,	 or	near	 combustible	 materials.
		 6)	For	 correct	 operation,	 the	microwave	 oven	must	 have	sufficient	 airflow.		
Allow	 20	cm	 of	space	 above	the	oven,	 10	cm	 at	back	 and	5	cm	 at	both	 sides. 		
do	 not	 cover	 or	block	 any	openings	 of	the	 appliance.	do	 not	remove	 feet	on	
which	 oven	stands.
		 7)	 do	 not	 operate	 the	microwave	 oven	without	 the	removable	 glass	turntable, 	
turntable	 support	and	motor	 shaft	in	their	 positions.
		 \f)	Make	 sure	that	the	power	 supply	 cord	is	undamaged	 and	does	 not	run	
under	 the	oven	 or	over	 any	hot	or	sharp	 surface.
		 9)	The	 socket	 must	be	readily	 accessible	 so	that	 it	can	 be	easily	 unplugged	 in	
an	 emergency. 	
10)	Remove	 the	removable	 glass	turntable	 from	oven.
11)	Wash	 in	sudsy	 water,	 rinse	and	dry	with	 a	cloth	 or	paper	 towel. 
						

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FOOD
DO DON’T
Vegetables	 /	Fruits	
/	eggs	 /	Nuts	 /	
seeds	 and	Hot	
dogs •	
Puncture	 eggs	yolks	 	
			 before	 cooking	 to		
			 prevent	 “eruption”.
•	 Puncture	 skins	of		
			 potatoes,	 apples		
			 and	 hot	dogs. •	dry	
nuts	or	seeds	 in		
			 shells.
•	 Cook	 whole	 eggs.
Popcorn •	only	use	specially	 	
			 bagged	 microwave	 	
			 oven	 popcorn. •	
Put	 popcorn	 in	brown	 	
			 bags	 or	glass	 bowl.
•	 Use	 this	feature	 twice		
			 in	 sequence	 on	the	 same	
			 food	 portion—it	 may		
			 result	 in	severely	 	
			 overcooked	 or	burnt	 food.	
Baby	 Food •	Transfer	 baby	food	
			 to	 a	separate	 	
			 container	 and	heat	 	
			 carefully.	 Always		
			 check	 temperature	 	
			 before	 serving.
•	 Remove	 nipples		
			 from	 bottles	 	
			 before	 heating.	shake	
			 thoroughly	 and	always	 	
			 check	 temperature	 	
			 before	 feeding. •	
Heat	 baby	food	in		
			 original	 jars.
•	 Heat	 bottles	 with		
			 nipples	 on.
•	 Heat	 disposable	 bottles.	
Tips •	stir	foods	such		
			 as	 casseroles	 and		
			 vegetables	 while		
			 cooking	 to	distribute	 	
			 heat	 evenly.		
•	 Allow	 foods	to	stand	 	
			 at	 least	 20	seconds	 	
			 after	 heating.
•	 Use	 deep	 bowl	when	 	
			 cooking	 liquids	or		
			 oatmeal,	 to	prevent	 	
			 spillage	 and	boil	over. •	
Heat	 and	cook	 in	glass	
			 jars	 or	air	 tight	 	
			 containers.
•	 Use	 paper	 bags;	these	 	
			 are	 a	fire	 hazard,	 	
			 except	 for	popcorn	 	
			 bags	 that	are	designed	 	
			 for	 microwave	 use.
•	 Use	styrofoam	 plates		
			 or	 cups	 as	they	 will	melt
•	 Use	 metal	 utensils.
•	 Use	 dishes	 with	metallic	 	
			 trims.
•	 Use	 metal	 bake	pans.
ABOUT FOOD12)	Replace	 the	removable	 glass	turntable	 to	the	 turntable	 support.
13)	Plug	 unit	into	electrical	 outlet.
Radio or TV Interference
should	 there	be	any	 interference	 caused	by	the	 microwave	 oven	to	your	 radio	 or	
TV,	 check	 that	the	microwave	 oven	is	on	 a	different	 electrical	 circuit,	relocate	 the	
radio	 or	TV	 as	far	 away	 from	the	oven	 as	feasible	 or	check	 position	 and	signal	 of	
receiving	 antenna.
Hel\bful Information About Your O\fen
Always	 read	your	manual	 carefully	 and	save	 it	for	 reference.
NeVeR	 use	the	oven	 without	 the	removable	 glass	turntable	 and	the	turntable	
support,	 nor	turn	 the	turntable	 over	so	that	 a	large	 dish	could	 be	placed	 in	the	
oven.	 The	turntable	 will	turn	 both	 clockwise	 and	counterclockwise.
Al WAYs	 have	food	in	the	 oven	 when	 it	is	 on	 to	absorb	 the	microwave	 energy.
Make	 sure	all	cookware	 used	in	your	 microwave	 oven	is	suitable	 for	
microwaving.			do	 not	microwave	 empty	containers.		do	 not	permit	 children	 to	
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Product may \fary slightly from what is illustrated.
 1.  Door Safety Lock System
  2.  O\fen Window
† 3. Turntable Su\b\bort (not shown) (Part# MO-001)
 4.  Motor Shaft (not shown)
† 5. Remo\fable Glass Turntable (Part# MO-002)
 6.  Light
  7.  Ventilation O\benings
  8.  Wa\fe Guide (Do Not Remo\fe) (not shown)
  9.  Time Dis\blay
  10.  Quick Touch Pad
  11.  Control Panel
Note: †  indicates	 consumer	 replaceable/removable	 parts
CONTROL PANEL 
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
 

 

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Dis\blay –  Cooking	time,	power,	 indicators	 and	present	 time	are	displayed.
Quick Touch Pad –  Instant	setting	to	cook	 popcorn,	 potato,	pizza,	beverage,	
frozen	 dinner	 and	reheat	 foods.
Power –  Provides	 flexibility	 to	microwaving	 cooking.
Cook –  Automatically	 computes	the	power	 level	and	correct	 cooking	 times.
Timer –  Timer	functions	 independently,	 even	while	 a	cooking	 program	 is	in	
process.
Clock –  set	the	current	 time.
Clear –  Use	to	clear	 all	previous	 settings.
S\beed Defrost –  Quick	defrost	 function	 that	alternates	 defrost	and	stand	 time	
to	 quickly	 defrost	 foods.
Defrost By Weight –  Programmed	defrosting	based	on	the	 weight	 of	the	 foods	
to	 be	 defrosted.
Cook By Weight –  Programmed	cooking	based	on	weight	 of	foods	 to	be	
cooked.
Start / Sto\b –  Touch	to	start	 or	stop	 cooking.
Number Pad (0-9) –  Touch	to	set	 time	 or	level.
CAUTION: Ne\fer use metal bakeware or aluminum (\bans or foil) inside the 
microwa\fe o\fen. Model	
Mo1211sBC	 1100W
Model	
Mo1900BC	 900W 
						

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TO SET THE CLOCK
1)	 Touch	
clock	symbol.
2)	 Use	 the	number	 pad	to	enter	 the	correct	 time.
3)	 Touch	 clock	pad	again.
Note:  When	 the	microwave	 oven	is	first	 plugged	 in	or	 when	 power	 resumes	
after	 a	power	 interruption,	 the	display	 will	show	enter	 Clock	Time.		 If	you	 prefer	
to	 have	 the	clock	 displayed,	 touch	clear.		 If	you	 wish	 to	check	 the	time	 while	
cooking	 is	in	 progress,	 touch	the	Clock	 pad.
SETTING THE TIMER
1)	 Touch	 TIMeR.
2)	 enter	 amount	 of	time	 by	touching	 the	number	 pad.
3)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
Note:  Time	countdown	 can	be	seen	 for	5	seconds	 before	clock	or	cooking	 time	
is	 returned	 to	display.	 Touch	Timer	 and	then	 touch	 Clear	to	cancel	 Timer	during	
timing	 process.
SETTING A COOKING PROGRAM
One Stage Cooking
1)	 Use	 the	number	 pad	to	set	 a	cooking	 time.	set	 microwave	 for	any	 time	 up	to	
99	 minutes	 and	99	seconds.
2)	 Power	level	 is	automatically	 set	to	Power	level	 10	\b1,0),	 but	you	 may	 modify	
for	 more	 flexibility.
3)	 Touch	 CooK	\bselect	 for	lower	 power	 level).
4)	 enter	 amount	 of	time	 by	touching	 the	number	 pad.
5)	 select	 Power	level	 \bsee	chart	 below).	
6)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o)	 to	start	 cooking.
Note:  Use	single	 digits	to	set	 a	cooking	 power	level.
Number Pad Cooking Power
1,0 100%
9 90%
\f \f0%
7 70%
6 60%
5 50%
4 40%
3 30%
2 20%
1 10% Below are some exam\bles for using the different \bower le\fels:
High	
\b10) Fish	/	Bacon	 /	Vegetables	 /	Boiling	liquids
Med	 High	 \b7) Meat	/	Poultry	 /	Casseroles	 /	Reheating
Med	 \b5) slow	Cooking	 /	Tender	 Cuts	of	Meat
low	 \b2	or	 3) simmering	/	sauces
Warm	 \b1) softening	Butter
Two Stage Cooking
some	 recipes	 require	different	 stages	of	cooking	 at	different	 temperatures.
1)	 set	stage	 1:	follow	 steps	1	and	 2	in	 “one	stage	 Cooking”.	do	 Not	Touch	
sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
2)	 set	stage	 2:	Touch	 CooK	then	enter	 proper	 cooking	 time	and	\blower)	
Power	level	 \bmost	2-stage	 recipes	use	lower	 power	 for	second	 stage).
3)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
Note:	once	 cooking	is	completed,	 the	microwave	 oven	will	beep	 and	show	
“eNd”	 on	the	 display.		 The	beep	 will	continue	 to	sound	 every	two	minutes	
automatically	 until	the	door	 is	opened	 or	any	 pad	 is	touched.
To	 ensure	 safe	and	efficient	 operation,	 please	be	certain	 to	keep	 the	inner	
door,	 door	seal,	 hinges	 and	latches	 clean	and	free	 from	 food	residue.
SPEED DEFROST 
1)	 Touch	sPeed	deFRosT.
2)	 enter	 desired	 defrosting	 time	by	touching	 number	pad.		digital	 timer	sets	
minutes	 and	seconds	 from	left	to	right	 so	a	single	 digit	can	be	set	 \b5	for	 	
5	 seconds)	 or	up	 to	4	digits	 \b2405	for	24	minutes	 5	seconds).
3)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).		
Note:	once	 cooking	is	completed,	 the	microwave	 oven	will	beep	 and	show	
“eNd”	 on	the	 display.	 The	beep	 will	continue	 to	sound	 every	two	minutes	
automatically	 until	the	door	 is	opened	 or	any	 pad	 is	touched.
After	 setting	sPeed	deFRosT,	 oven	can	be	programmed	 to	automatically	
switch	 to	one	 or	two-stage	 cooking.		
For	sPeed	deFRosT	 and	one	stage	cooking,	follow	steps	above.	 Before	
touching	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o),	 touch	 CooK,	 enter	time	and	power	 level.	Then	
touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
For	sPeed	deFRosT	 and	Two	stage	 cooking,	follow	steps	above.	 Before	
touching	sTART/sT oP,	enter	 Two	stage	 cooking	programs.
For	 model	 Mo1900BC,	 during	cooking,the	 system	will	pause	 automatically	
and	 sound	 to	remind	 users	to	turn	 meat	 over,after	 that	touch	sTAR/sT oP	to	
resume	 cooking.
COOK BY WEIGHT
1)	 Touch	 CooK	BY	WeIGHT.
2)	 enter	 the	one	 digit	 code	 by	touching	 the	correct	 number	 pad	\bsee	 below) 
						

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CODE
TYPE MAX WEIGHT
1 Beef 5	lb.	 16	oz.	
2 Chicken 5	lb.	 16	oz.
3 Pork 5	lb.	 4	oz.
3)	 enter	 weight	 and	ounces.
4)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o)	 pad.
Note:	 Meat	must	 be	defrosted	 and	at	refrigerated	 temperature.	 Weight	must	
be	 pounds	 and	ounces.	during	 cooking,	the	system	 will	pause	 automatically	
and	 sound	 off	to	remind	 users	to	turn	 meat	 over.	Touch	start/stop	 to	resume	
cooking.
DEFROST BY WEIGHT
1)	 Touch	deFRosT	 BY	WeIGHT	 pad.
2)	 enter	 weight.
3)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o)	 pad.
Note:	 Weight	 must	be	in	pounds	 and	ounces.		
4)	 Turn	 food	over	 at	signal.
5)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o)	 pad	to	resume	 defrosting.	
6)	 once	defrosting	 is	completed,	 the	microwave	 oven	will	beep	 and	show	
“eNd”	 on	the	 display.	 The	beep	 will	continue	 to	sound	 every	two	minutes	
automatically	 until	the	door	 is	opened	 or	any	 pad	 is	touched.
SETTING CHILD LOCK
The	safety	lock	system	 prevents	unsupervised	 operation	by	children.
1)	 To	set,	 touch	and	hold	 CleAR	 for	3	seconds.	loCK	 is	indicated	 on	the	 display.
2)	 To	 Cancel,	 touch	and	hold	 CleAR	 for	3	seconds.	loCK	 indication	disappears.QUICK TOUCH SETTINGS
Use	quick	 setting	 to	cook	 popcorn,	 potato,	pizza,	beverage,	 frozen	dinner	 and	
reheat	 foods.
POPCORN   
1)	 Touch	 PoPCoRN.
2)	 Code	 and	cooking	 time	appears	 in	the	 display.		 PoPCoRN	 automatically	
sets	 the	cooking	 time	for	a	3.5	 oz	bag	 of	microwave	 popcorn.
3)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
Note:	 To	change	 the	preset	 PoPCoRN	 time.	
1)	 Touch	 PoPCoRN	 twice.		
2)	 TIMe	 appears	 in	display.
3)	 Touch	 number	pads	to	enter	 minutes	 and	seconds.
4)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
5)	 This	 new	cooking	 time	will	remain	 whenever	 you	use	 the	PoPCoRN	
setting.
BAKED POTATO
4 to 6 oz.  Potatoes
1)	 Touch	 PoTAT o.
2)	 enter	 number	 of	potatoes	 by	touching	 the	number	 pads	from	1	-4.
3)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
8 to 10 oz.  Potatoes
1)	 Touch	 PoTAT o	twice.
2)	 	enter	 number	 of	potatoes	 by	touching	 the	number	 pads	from	1	-4.
3)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
PIZZA
Reheating a Slice of Pizza
1)	 Touch	 PIZZA.
2)	 Code	 and	cooking	 time	appears.
3)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o). 
						

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Heating a Whole Pizza
1)	 Touch	
PIZZA	twice.
2)	 Code	 and	cooking	 time	appears.
3)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
BEVERAGE
1)	 Touch	 BeVeRAGe	 once	\b5-7	oz.	cup)	 or	touch	 Beverage	 twice	\b9-11	oz.	cup).
2)	 enter	 number	 of	cups	 by	touching	 the	number	 pads	from	1	-4.
3)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
FROZEN
1)	 Touch	 FRoZeN	dINNeR	 once	\b7-9	oz.)	or	Touch	 twice	FRoZeN	dINNeR	 	
\b10-12	 oz.).
2)	 	enter	 1	entrée	 by	touching	 the	number	 pad	“1”	or	“2”	 for	2	entrees.		
3)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
REHEAT 
leftover	dinner
1)	 Touch	 ReHeAT	pad.	Cooking	 time	appears.
2)	 Touch	sTART	 /	sToP	\bI/o).
ENGLISH
Care and Cleaning
CLEANING
Always	 unplug	the	cord	 before	 cleaning	 any	part	 of	the	 microwave	 oven.		This	
product	 contains	 no	user	 serviceable	 parts.	Refer	service	 to	qualified	 service	
personnel.
Exterior 
Clean	 the	outside	 and	door	 with	mild	 soap	 and	water.	 Wipe	with	a	clean	
dampened	 cloth	and	dry	soft	 cloth.	do	 not	use	 any	type	 of	household	 or	
abrasive	 cleaner.	To	prevent	 damage	 to	the	 operating	 parts	inside	 the	oven,	
water	 should	 not	be	allowed	 to	leak	 into	the	Ventilation	openings.
Control Panel 
Wipe	 with	a	damp	 cloth	and	dry	thoroughly.	do	 not	use	 cleaning	 sprays,	large	
amounts	 of	soap	 and	water	 or	abrasive	 objects—they	 can	damage	 it.	some	
paper	 towels	 can	also	 scratch	 the	Control	 Panel.
Remo\fable Glass Turntable / Turntable Su\b\bort
The	 Glass	 Turntable	 and	Turntable	support	 can	be	easily	 removed	 for	
cleaning.	 To	prevent	 breakage,	 do	not	 place	 the	Glass	 Turntable	 into	water	
just	 after	 cooking.	 Wash	with	mild,	 sudsy	 water	or	in	the	 dishwasher.	 	
do	 not	 operate	 the	microwave	 oven	without	 the	Glass	 Turntable	 and	
Turntable	support	 in	place.
Light
When	 it	becomes	 necessary	 to	replace	 the	microwave	light,	 please	consult	
qualified	 service	personnel	 to	have	 it	replaced.
Odor Remo\fal
occasionally	 an	odor	 may	remain	 in	the	 microwaveoven.	 Combine	a	cup	 of	
water,	 grated	 lemon	peel	and	juice	 of	one	 lemon	 in	a	large	 measuring	 cup.	
Boil	 for	several	 minutes	 using	Power	level	 10	\bHigh).	 Allow	to	set	 in	oven	
until	 cool.	 Wipe	 interior	 with	a	soft	 cloth. 
						

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16 is	a	trademark	of	The	Black	&	decker	Corporation,	
Towson,	Maryland,	UsA
Made	and	Printed	in	People’s	Republic	of	China	
NEED HELP?
For	service,	repair	or	any	questions	regarding	your	appliance,	call	the	appropriate	\f00	
number	on	cover	of	this	book.	Please	DO NOT	return	the	product	to	the	place	of	purchase.	
Also,	please	DO NOT	mail	product	back	to	manufacturer,	nor	bring	it	to	a	service	center.	
You	may	also	want	to	consult	the	website	listed	on	the	cover	of	this	manual.
Two-Year Limited Warranty
(A\b\blies only in the United States and Canada)
What does it co\fer?
•	 Any	defect	in	material	or	workmanship	provided;	however,	Applica’s	liability	will	not	
exceed	the	purchase	price	of	product.
For how long?
•	 Two	 years	from	the	date	 of	original	 purchase	 with	proof	 of	such	 purchase.
What will we do to hel\b you?
•	 Provide	you	with	a	reasonably	similar	replacement	product	that	is	either	new	or	factory	 refurbished.
How do you get ser\fice?
•	 save	your	receipt	as	proof	of	date	of	sale.
•	 Visit	the	online	service	website	at	www.prodprotect.com/applica,	or	call	toll-free	 1-\f00-231-97\f6,	for	general	warranty	service.
•	 If	you	need	parts	or	accessories,	please	call	1-\f00-73\f-0245.
What does your warranty not co\fer?
•	 damage	from	commercial	use
•	 damage	from	misuse,	abuse	or	neglect
•	 Products	that	have	been	modified	in	any	way
•	 Products	used	or	serviced	outside	the	country	of	purchase
•	 Glass	parts	and	other	accessory	items	that	are	packed	with	the	unit
•	 shipping	and	handling	costs	associated	with	the	replacement	of	the	unit
•	 Consequential	or	incidental	damages	\bPlease	note,	however,	that	some	states	do	 not	allow	the	exclusion	or	limitation	of	consequential	or	incidental	damages,	so	this	
limitation	may	not	apply	to	you.)
How does state law relate to this warranty?
•	 This	warranty	gives	you	specific	legal	rights.	You	may	also	have	other	rights	that	vary	 from	state	to	state	or	province	to	province.
Lire toutes les instructions a\fant l’utilisation de l’a\b\bareil.
RÈGLES DE SÉCURITÉ 
IMPORTANTES
AVERTISSEMENT!
Aux	fins	de	sécurité,	observer	les	instructions	du	présent	
guide	pour	minimiser	les	risques	d’explosion	et	de	choc	
électrique,	et	pour	prévenir	les	dommages,	les	blessures	
ou	le	décès.
COMMENT ÉVITER UNE\l 
EXPOSITION EXCESSIVE À 
L’ÉNERGIE DES MICRO\l-ONDES
1)	Ne	pas	essayer	de	faire	fonctionner	le	four	à	micro-ondes	avec	la	porte	ouverte;	vous	pourriez	subir	une	exposition	nocive	à	l’énergie	
des	micro-ondes.	Il	est	important	de	ne	pas	briser	ou	contourner	le	
système	de	verrouillage	de	sécurité.
2)	Ne	laisser	aucun	objet	entre	la	porte	et	l’ouverture	du	four	à	micro- ondes,	et	ne	pas	laisser	de	salissures	ou	de	résidus	de	nettoyant	
s’accumuler	sur	les	surfaces	d’étanchéité.
3)	Ne	pas	utiliser	le	four	à	micro-ondes	s’il	est	endommagé.	Il	est	 particulièrement	important	que	la	porte	ferme	correctement	et	que	
les	pièces	suivantes	ne	soient	pas	endommagées	z
a.	 Porte	\bcourbée)
b.	 Charnières	et	système	de	verrouillage	\bbrisés	ou	lâches)
c.	 Joints	d’étanchéité	de	la	porte	et	surfaces	d’étanchéité
4)	 les	réglages	et	réparations	du	four	à	micro-ondes	doivent	être	
effectués	seulement	par	un	technicien	qualifié.
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RÈGLES DE SÉCURITÉ 
IMPORTANTES
lorsqu’on	
utilise	des	appareils	 électriques,	 il	faut	 toujours	 respecter	
certaines	 règles	de	sécurité	 fondamentales,	 notamment	les	suivantes	 :
AVERTISSEMENT –	 Pour	réduire	 le	risque	 de	brûlure,	 de	choc	 électrique,	
d’incendie,	 de	blessures	 ou	d’exposition	 excessive	à	l’énergie	 des		
micro-ondes	 :
1)	 lire	 toutes	 les	instructions	 avant	l’utilisation	 de	l’appareil.
2)	 lire	 la	section	
« COMMENT ÉVITER 
UNE EXPOSITION EXCESSIVE À 
L’ÉNERGIE DES MICRO-ONDES »
	
sur	 la	couverture	 avant	et	respecter	 ces	instructions.
3)	 l’appareil	 doit	être	 mis	à	la	 terre.	 Ne	brancher	 l’appareil	 que	dans	
une	 prise	 de	courant	 mise	à	la	 terre.	 Voir	la	section	 «	INsTRUCTIoNs	
de	 MIse	 À	lA	TeRRe	 »	à	la	 page	 19.
4)	 N’installer	 ou	ne	placer	 cet	appareil	 que	conformément	 aux	
instructions	 d’installation	 fournies.
5)	 Certains	 produits	comme	les	œufs	 entiers	 et	les	 contenants	
hermétiques	 \bp.	ex.,	 bocaux	 en	verre	 fermés)	 peuvent	 exploser	 s’ils	
sont	 chauffés	 et	ne	 doivent	 pas	être	 placés	 dans	ce	four	 à	micro-
ondes.
6)	 N’utiliser	 cet	appareil	 qu’aux	fins	prévues	 décrites	 dans	le	présent	
guide.	 Ne	pas	 utiliser	 de	vapeurs	 ou	de	produits	 chimiques	 corrosifs	
dans	 le	four	 à	micro-ondes.	l ’appareil	est	spécialement	 conçu	pour	
chauffer,	 cuire	ou	sécher	 des	aliments.	 Il	n’est	 pas	conçu	 pour	
l’utilisation	 industrielle	 ou	en	laboratoire.
7)	 Comme	 dans	le	cas	 de	tout	 appareil	 de	cuisson,	 toujours	 surveiller	
étroitement	 les	enfants	 lorsqu’ils	 utilisent	cet	appareil.
\f)	 Pour	 réduire	le	risque	 d’incendie	 dans	le	four	 :
a)	 Ne	 pas	trop	 faire	 cuire	 les	aliments.	surveillez	 attentivement	
l’appareil	 lorsque	vous	avez	recouvert	 les	aliments	 d’une	serviette	
de	 papier,	 d’une	pellicule	 de	plastique	 ou	d’autres	 matières	
inflammables	 pour	faciliter	 la	cuisson.
b)	 Retirer	 toute	attache	 métallique	 des	sacs	 de	papier	 ou	de	plastique	
avant	 de	les	 mettre	 dans	le	four	 à	micro-ondes.
c)	 si	le	contenu	 du	four	 à	micro-ondes	 s’embrase,	laisser	la	
porte	 du	four	 fermée,	 éteindre	 le	four,	 et	débrancher	 le	cordon	
d’alimentation	 ou	couper	 l’alimentation	 électrique	dans	le	panneau	
de	 fusibles	 ou	de	disjoncteurs. d)	
le	four	 à	micro-ondes	 n’est	pas	un	espace	 de	rangement.	 Ne	
pas	 y	conserver	 d’articles	en	papier,	 d’ustensiles	 de	cuisine	 ou	
d’aliments	 lorsqu’il	ne	sert	 pas.
		 9)	 des	 liquides	 comme	l’eau,	le	café	 et	le	thé	 peuvent	 dépasser	 	
le	 point	 d’ébullition,	 mais	n’en	présenter	 aucun	signe	en	raison	 de		
la	 tension	 de	surface	 du	liquide.	les	 bulles	ou	les	 signes	
d’ébullition	 ne	sont	 pas	toujours	 visibles	ou	présents	 lorsque	vous	
retirez	 le	contenant	 du	four	 à	micro-ondes.	 UN	lIQUIde	TRÈs	
CHAUd	 PeUT	se	 MeTTRe	À	BoUIllIR	loRsQU’UNe	 CUIllÈRe	oU	
UN	 AUTRe	 UsTeNsIle	 Y	esT	INTRodUIT.	
10)	Ne	 pas	couvrir	 ni	bloquer	 les	évents	 du	four	 à	micro-ondes.
11)	Ne	 pas	entreposer	 ou	utiliser	 l’appareil	 à	l’extérieur.	 Ne	pas	
utiliser	 l’appareil	 près	de	l’eau,	 notamment	 près	de	l’évier	 de	la	
cuisine,	 dans	un	sous-sol	 humide,	près	d’une	 piscine	 ou	d’autres	
emplacements	 semblables.
12)	Ne	 pas	utiliser	 l’appareil	 si	la	 fiche	 ou	le	cordon	 d’alimentation	 est	
endommagé,	 si	le	 four	 à	micro-ondes	 ne	fonctionne	 pas	bien,	 ou	
s’il	 a	été	 endommagé	 ou	échappé.
13)	Ne	 pas	plonger	 le	cordon	 d’alimentation	 ou	la	fiche	 dans	l’eau.	
Tenir	 le	cordon	 d’alimentation	 éloigné	des	surfaces	 chaudes.	 Ne	
pas	 laisser	 le	cordon	 d’alimentation	 pendre	d’une	table	ou	d’un	
comptoir.
14)	Utiliser	 seulement	des	thermomètres	 conçus	spécialement	 pour	
les	 fours	 à	micro-ondes.
15)	Ne	 pas	utiliser	 le	four	 à	proximité	 d’appareils	 de	chauffage	 ou	de	
cuisson.
16)	 s’assurer	 que	le	plateau	 rotatif	amovible	 en	verre	 et	le	support	
roulant	 du	plateau	 sont	en	place	 pendant	 l’utilisation.
17)	 l’entretien	 du	four	 à	micro-ondes	 doit	être	 effectué	 seulement	
par	 un	technicien	 qualifié.	Communiquer	 avec	le	centre	 de	service	
autorisé	 le	plus	 près	 de	chez	 vous	pour	 la	vérification,	 la	réparation	
ou	 le	réglage	 de	l’appareil.
1\f)	Pour	 nettoyer	 la	porte	 et	les	 surfaces	 du	four	 à	micro-ondes	 qui	
viennent	 en	contact	 avec	la	porte	 lorsque	 celle-ci	est	fermée,	
n’utiliser	 que	des	savons	 ou	détergents	 non	abrasifs	 appliqués	 à	
l’aide	 d’une	 éponge	 ou	d’un	 chiffon	 doux.
CONSERVER CES MESURES.
Cet a\b\bareil est conçu \bour un usage domestique  seulement.
FRANÇAIS