Sharp R-1850a Owners Manual

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Read all instructions carefullybeforeusingtheoven. 

PRECAUTIONS TOAVOID POSSIBLE
EXPOSURE TOEXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE ENERGY
(a) Donot attempt tooperate thisoven withthedoor open since open-door operationcanresult inharmful
exposure tomicrowave energy.Itis important nottodefeat ortamper withthesafety interlocks.
(b) Donot place anyobject between theoven frontfaceandthedoor orallow soilorcleaner residueto
accumulate onsealing surfaces.
(c) Donot operate theoven ifit is damaged. Itis particularly importantthattheoven doorclose properly
and thatthere isno damage...

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CONTENTS
R-1850AIR-1851A IR-1852A
INTERACTIVE COOKINGSYSTEM
Precautions
toAvoid Possible Exposure to
Excessive Microwave EnergyInsideFrontCover
For Customer Assistance InsideFrontCover
Contents................. 1
Limited Warranty..................................... .....2
Product Information Card....... 2
Important SafetyInstructions..... 3
Unpacking Instructions 4
Accessories.... . 4
Grounding Instructions
Information YouNeed toKnow ..
About YourOven ... 
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SHARPELECTRONICS CORPORATION warrantstothe first consumer purchaser thatthisSharp brandproduct
(the Product), whenshipped inits original container, willbefree from defective workmanship andmaterials, and
agrees thatitwill, atits option, eitherrepairthedefect orreplace thedefective Productorpart thereof withanew or
remanufactured equivalentatno charge tothe purchaser forparts orlabor forthe period(s) setforth below.
This warranty doesnotapply toany appearance itemsofthe Product nortothe additional...

IMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRUCTIPNS
When usingelectrical appliances basicsafety precautions shouldbefollowed, includingthefollowing:
WARNING -To reduce therisk ofburns, electric shock,fire,injury topersons orexposure toexcessive
microwave energy: 
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1. Read allinstructions beforeusingtheappliance.
2. Read andfollow thespecific PRECAUTIONS TOAVOID POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO
EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGYoninside frontcover.
3. This appliance mustbegrounded. Connectonlytoproperly grounded outlet.SeeGROUNDING
INSTRUCTIONS...

Remove:1. allpacking materials frominside theoven cavity. Checktosee that there are

Installation Instructions, WallTemplate andTop Template. Readenclosures and
SAVE theOperation Manual.

2. the feature sticker, ifthere isone, from theoutside ofthe door.

Check theoven forany damage, suchasmisaligned orbent door, damaged door

seals andsealing surfaces, brokenorloose doorhinges andlatches anddents inside
the cavity oronthedoor. Ifthere isany damage, donot operate theoven andcontact

your dealer orSHARP...

INFORMATION YOUNEED TOKNOW
... About YourOven 
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Your oven comes withanoperation manualandanOver-
the-Range Convection MicrowaveCookbook. Readthem

carefully andalways saveforreference.
Should youdesire acookbook formicrowave onlycooking
principles, techniques, hintsandrecipes, seetheorder form

on page 28for ordering theUltimate Accessory, theSHARP
CAROUSEL MICROWAVE COOKBOOK.
NEVER usetheoven without theturntable andsupport nor
turn theturntable oversothat alarge dishcould beplaced

in the...

...About Microwave Cooking

• Arrange foodcarefully. Placethickest areastoward outside

of dish.

• Watch cooking timeclosely. Cookforthe shortest amount

of time indicated andadd more asneeded. Foodseverely
overcooked cansmoke orignite.

· Cover foodswhilecooking. Checkrecipeorcookbook for

suggestions: papertowels, waxpaper, microwave plastic

wrap ora
lid. 
Covers prevent spattering andhelp foods to
cook even
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• Shield withsmall flatpieces ofaluminum toil
any thin 
areas

of meat orpoultry...

...About Utensils andCoverings
It is not necessary tobuy allnew cookware. Manypieces already inyour kitchen canbeused successfully inyour new
microwave convection oven.Thechart below willhelp youdecide whatutensils andcoverings shouldbeused ineach mode.
Utensils and
MicrowaveOnly Convection
Broil, HighMix/Roast
Coverings SlowCook Low
Mix/Bake
Aluminum foilYes
Small flatpieces ofaluminum foilplaced
YesForshielding. YesFor
shielding
smoothly onfood canbeused toshield areas
from cooking ordefrosting...

PARTNAMES
12
~16

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(FrontofMicrowave)

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BOTTOM VIEW

10. 
Auto-Touch controlpanel.
11. Time display: Digitaldisplay, ggminutes ggseconds.
12. Ventilation openings.

13. 
Light cover.

14. 
Grease filters.
15. Removable ceramicturntable.

The turntable willrotate clockwise orcounterclockwise.

Only remove forcleaning.

16. Removable turntablesupport.
Place theturntable supportonthe floor ofthe oven cavity
and theturntable onthe turntable support.
17. Removable lowrack...