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Explained
Features
on
Page
1 Inside Door Latches Microwave Oven.
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2
Window with Metal Shield
Allows
cooking
to
be
34
viewed
while
kee~in~
microwaves
confined in the
oven.
3
Microwave Door Handle
Pllll
the handle
to
open.
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The
d(>(~r
nllist
be
secllrely
latched
for
the
t>ven
to
operate.
4
Shelf Supports
For
the
D~~tible
DLlty”l
shelf.
19
5 Model and Serial Numbers
6
Light
Microwzlve
Oven.
3s
7 Vent
Microw:lvc
Oven.
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8
Receptacle for the Temperature Probe
18
~
Microwave
()~,en
controls
10,
12,
13,34
10 Lower oven Controls
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1-13,34
11
Microwave Oven Floor
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6,34
.2 oven Vent
Lower
Oven.
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—
13
Automatic Oven
Lixht
Switch
Lower
Oven.
—
14
Automatic Oven Door Latch
Lower
Oven.
31.32
[Jsed
for
self-cle:~ning
only.
IS
Broil Unit Lower Oven.
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16 Light
Lc)wer
Oven.
17 Oven Shelf Supports
L~~wer
Oven.
Shelf
~~ositions”
for
cooking
:ire
sLlggested
in the
Baking,
Roasting
and
Broiling
sectic>ns.
18
Oven Shelves with Stop-Locks
Lower
Oven.
EiLsi]Y
removed
or
repositioned”
on
the shelf
sLipports.
j
~
Bake
Unit
L(~wer
Oven.
30
May
be
gently
Iiitcd
for
wiping
the oven
fl(~(~r.
z()
Oven Door Gasket
D()
not
~le~lll.
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2
]
I,ift.Off oven Door with Broil
Stop
Position
Lower Oven.
E2Lsi]y
renloled
for
cleaning.
4.7,
~g,
30.36
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22
Temperature
Probe
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For
LISe
in the
nlicrowa~’e
oven
only.
23
Double
Duty’’’”
Shelf
Micr(~w[ive
Oven
only.
19,
35
24 Broiler Pan and Rack Lower Oven
(~nly.
7, 26, 28,
Do
nc>t
cletin
in the
self-cleanin~
c~ven.
29,
37
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