Panasonic NE-SCV3N 1 Microwave Oven With Magnetron User Manual

Operating Instructions

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Commercial High Speed Oven/Microwave Oven

(Original instructions)

Manuel d’utilisation

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Four commercial à micro-ondes/convection haute vitesse

(Traduction des instructions d’origine)

Instrucciones de Funcionamiento

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Horno de Alta Velocidad/Horno de Microondas Comercial

(Traducción de las instrucciones originales)

Model No.

NE-SCV3N

H05063K20AP

Thank you for purchasing this Panasonic product.

Please read these instructions completely before operating this oven and keep for future reference.

Before using this product, please pay extra attention to “IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS”

(pages 4–7).

Nous vous remercions d’avoir choisi ce produit Panasonic.

Avant d’utiliser ce four, veuillez lire attentivement le manuel d’utilisation et conservez-le pour référence ultérieure.

Avant d’utiliser ce produit, veuillez porter une attention particulière aux « INSTRUCTIONS DE

SÉCURITÉ IMPORTANTES » (pages 62–65).

Muchas gracias por haber adquirido este producto de Panasonic.

Por favor, lea atentamente estas instrucciones antes de operar este horno y guárdelas para futuras consultas.

Antes de usar este producto, preste especial atención a las “INSTRUCCIONES IMPORTANTES

DE SEGURIDAD” (páginas 120–123).

(For USA Only) / (Pour les États-Unis uniquement) / (Solo para EE. UU.)

For microwave oven safety reference, please visit the FDAʼs web page at:

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Contents

Page

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ......................................4

INSTALLATION..........................................................8

Parts of your Oven .....................................................12

Accessories ...........................................................14

Care of your Oven ......................................................15

Connecting a USB Memory Stick..........................................18

Connecting to your Personal Computer ....................................19

Types of Container to Use ...............................................20

Cooking Modes ........................................................21

Cooking Chart .........................................................22

Preheating ............................................................24

Starting Preheating ....................................................24

Setting the Required temp. / Lowest cooking temp. ...........................25

Cooling ...............................................................26

Cooling the Oven Interior................................................26

Cooking ..............................................................27

Cooking with a Saved Cooking Menu ......................................27

Cook more ...........................................................28

Creating a Cooking Menu and Registering in Memory ........................29

Cooking Menu Set-up Screen ............................................29

Convection Cooking....................................................30

Grill (Broil) Cooking ....................................................31

Convection-and-Grill (Broil) Cooking .......................................32

Microwave Cooking ....................................................33

Convection-and-Microwave Cooking .......................................34

Grill (Broil)-and-Microwave Cooking .......................................35

Cooking in Steps ......................................................36

Editing a Cooking Menu .................................................38

Deleting a Cooking Menu ...............................................38

Editing a Cooking Menu.................................................39

Using the Assist Cooking Settings Feature ..................................40

Backup and Restore with the USB Memory Stick ............................42

Backup to the USB Memory Stick .........................................42

Performing a Restore from the USB Memory Stick ............................43

Various Settings .......................................................44

Tools ...............................................................44

Regular Maintenance ...................................................52

Troubleshooting .......................................................53

Common Queries ......................................................54

When to Call a Service Agent.............................................55

Copyrights ............................................................56

Specifications .........................................................57

Panasonic High Speed Oven/Microwave Oven Limited Warranty (For USA Only) ..58

Owner’s Record

Model No.

Serial No.

The serial number of this product may be found on

the side of the oven.

You should note the model number and the serial

number of this oven in the space provided and retain

this book as a permanent record of your purchase

for future reference.

Date of Purchase

Dealer’s Name

Dealer’s Address

Q For USA Only

See page 55 before calling

Toll Free

Service Information

To locate a convenient service agent call

1-877-266-6836

www.panasonic.com/cmo

Virtual Test Kitchens

PRECAUTIONS

TO AVOID POSSIBLE EXPOSURE

TO EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY

(a) 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.

Under normal conditions, the oven will not

operate with the door open.

(b) Do not place any object between the

oven front face and the door, or allow soil

or cleaner residue to accumulate on

sealing surfaces.

It is particularly important that the oven

door close properly and that there is no

damage to the :

(1) door (bent)

(2) hinges and latches (broken or

loosened)

(3) door seals and sealing surfaces.

(d) The oven should not be adjusted or

repaired by anyone except properly

qualified service personnel.

TV / RADIO / WIRELESS EQUIPMENT

INTERFERENCE

This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Microwave Oven, pursuant

to Part 18 of the FCC Rules. This product can radiate radio frequency energy, which could cause

interference to such products as radio, TV, baby monitor, cordless phone, Bluetooth, wireless

router, etc., which can be confirmed by turning this product off and on. If present, the user is

encouraged to try to correct by taking one or more of the following countermeasures:

(1) Increase the spacing distance between the microwave oven and other product receiving the

interference.

(2) If possible, use a properly installed receiver antenna and/or reorient the receiving antenna of

the other product receiving the interference.

(3) Plug the microwave oven into a different outlet from the other product receiving the

interference.

(4) Clean door and sealing surfaces of the oven. (See Care of your Oven)

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Your 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 appliance, 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 “PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO EXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE ENERGY,” found on page 3.

3. This appliance must be grounded. Connect only to a properly grounded outlet. See

“GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS” found on page 8.

4. Install or locate this appliance only in accordance with the provided installation instructions found

on page 8.

5. Do not cover, or block any openings on this appliance.

6. 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, or near a swimming pool, or similar locations.

7. 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, or cook

food. It is not designed for industrial or laboratory use.

8. When cleaning surfaces of door and oven that come together on closing the door, use only mild,

non-abrasive soaps or detergents applied with a sponge or soft cloth.

9. As with any appliance, close supervision is necessary when the microwave oven is used by

children.

10. DO NOT operate this appliance if it has a damaged cord or plug, is not working properly, or has

been damaged or dropped.

11. Do not immerse cord or plug in water.

12. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.

13. Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter.

14. SUITABLE FOR SERVICING ONLY WHEN DE-ENERGIZED. This appliance should be serviced

only by qualified service personnel. Contact the nearest authorized service facility for

examination, repair or adjustment.

Do NOT remove the outer panel of the oven.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Your safety and the safety of others are very important.

We have provided important safety messages in this manual and on your appliance.

Always read and obey all safety messages.

This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential hazards that can kill

or hurt you and others.

All safety messages will follow the safety alert symbol and either the word

“DANGER”, “WARNING” or “CAUTION”. These words mean:

DANGER

You can be killed or seriously injured if you don’t immediately follow

instructions.

WARNING

You can be killed or seriously injured if you don’t follow instructions.

CAUTION

You can be exposed to a potentially hazardous situation which, if not

avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

All safety messages will tell you what the potential hazard is, tell you how to reduce the chance

of injury, and tell you what can happen if the instructions are not followed.

15. Some products such as whole eggs and sealed containers (for example, closed glass jars) may

explode and should not be heated in this oven.

16. 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.

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.

17. 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 RESULT IN

VERY HOT LIQUIDS SUDDENLY BOILING OVER WHEN THE CONTAINER IS DISTURBED

OR A UTENSIL IS INSERTED INTO THE LIQUID. To reduce the risk of injury to persons:

(a) Do not overheat the liquid.

(b) Stir the liquid both before and halfway through heating it.

(d) After heating, allow the container to stand in the oven for a short time before removing the

container.

(e) Use extreme care when inserting a spoon or other utensil into the container.

18. Do not install the oven less than 3 feet (916 mm) above the floor. Doing so may result in danger

of burns.

Only a combination of same models are allowed when stacking.

19. The contents of feeding bottles and baby food jars must be stirred or shaken and the

temperature checked before consumption, in order to avoid burns.

20. Microwave heating of beverages can result in delayed eruptive boiling, therefore care must be

taken when handling the container.

21. Floor at adjacent to the oven may be slippery, care should be taken.

22. Do not overturn or drop this oven or accessories. Doing so may cause injury, electric shock, or

microwave leakage.

23. Do not use the oven near an automatically controlled device such as an automatic door or a fire

alarm when you are using this oven via wireless LAN repeater.

Electromagnetic waves, originating from a wireless LAN, for example, can affect an

automatically controlled device, leading to malfunction that can cause an accident.

24. Do not use the oven in a hospital or near electrical medical devices when you are using this

oven via wireless LAN repeater.

Electromagnetic waves, originating from a wireless LAN, for example, can affect an electrical

medical device, leading to malfunction that can cause an accident.

25. Persons fitted with a pacemaker should keep the pacemaker at least 15 cm away from the

wireless LAN repeater when you are using this oven via wireless LAN repeater.

Electromagnetic waves, originating from a wireless LAN, for example, may affect the

pacemaker’s operation.

26. This appliance shall not be placed or installed where the public has access.

27. HOT CONTENTS CAN CAUSE SEVERE BURNS. DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO USE THE

MICROWAVE. Use caution when removing hot items.

28. Oversized foods or oversized metal utensils should not be inserted in a microwave oven as they

may create a fire or risk of electric shock.

29. Do not clean with metal scouring pads. Pieces can burn off the pad and touch electrical parts

involving a risk of electric shock.

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CAUTION

1. In order to maintain the high quality of the magnetron tubes and other components, you are

requested not to turn the oven on without food inside.

2. Do not dry clothes in the oven since there is a possibility of the clothes burning if left in the oven

for too long of a time.

3. The oven is intended for heating food and beverages. Drying of food or clothing and heating of

warming pads, slippers, sponges, damp cloth and similar may lead to risk of injury, ignition or

fire.

4. Do NOT use newspapers or paper bags for cooking.

5. Do NOT hit or strike the control panel. Damage to controls may occur.

6. Accesible parts may become hot during use.

7. Take caution when removing the hot accessories after cooking. It may cause burn. Use oven gloves.

8. Do not store flammable materials next to, on top of, or in the oven. It could be a fire hazard.

9. Do not attempt to deep fat fry in your oven.

10. The oven should not be cleaned with a water jet.

11. The oven should not be cleaned with a steam cleaner.

12. Electromagnetic fields can present a possible danger. It is recommended that people using a

heart pacemaker avoid proximity to these fields.

13. When the oven is not in use, it is recommended that items are removed.

If left inside and the switch is accidentally activated, there is potential for damage to occur.

14. Do not heat with oil from the leftover food or the food left in the accessories in the oven cavity.

Doing so may generate sparks and cause fire or smoking.

15. It is recommended to use personal protection equipment in case of spreading hot food stuff.

16. Exterior oven surfaces, including air vents on the cabinet and the oven door will get hot during use.

Take care when opening or closing door and when inserting or removing food and accessories.

There are heaters situated in the top and back of the oven.

After use, the roof, walls and floor will be very hot.

17. Take caution when rapidly cooling the hot accessories after cooking. It may cause burn with

steam or airborne droplets. It may also cause injury by the accessories breaking.

18. It is essential reheated food is served “piping hot”. Always check before serving and if in doubt

return food to oven for further heating.

All temperatures provided are for guidance only. Local legislation of food temperature requirements

should be applied, to ensure a safe temperature has been reached before serving any food.

19. The standing time is essential for foods cooked or reheated by CONVECTION-AND-

MICROWAVE, or GRILL (BROIL)-AND-MICROWAVE. During the standing time, heat will

continue to conduct to the center to cook the food completely.

The denser the food, the longer the standing time. Reheated foods also require a standing time.

20. When the oven has finished operating, the fan motor will continue to rotate in order to cool the

electric components. This is normal, and food can still be removed from the oven during this

cooling period. Do not remove the plug or turn off the breaker.

21. Disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet before installation and be sure the oven cavity is

empty. It may cause electric shock or injury.

USING YOUR OVEN

This oven is intended for commercial use and is not intended for continuous mass production of food.

2. Do not store any objects inside the oven in case it is accidentally turned on. In case of electronic

failure, the oven can be turned o󰀨 at wall outlet.

WHEN THE HEATER IS TURNED ON FOR THE FIRST TIME

You may detect smoke or a harsh odor. This is normal and is caused by the burning off of the oil

that is used to protect the oven cavity.

You may prefer to perform a blank baking as described below if you find this unpleasant;

1. Place the supplied cooking plate into the oven. (p.14)

2. Preheat the oven at 525°F (280°C) for 20 minutes. (p.24)

OAfter heating up the oven empty, when you want to end the preheating, press the Stop/Reset pad.

OAlways ventilate when performing a blank baking.

OThere is no food sanitation issues even if you use the oven without performing a blank baking first.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

For proper use of your oven read remaining safety cautions and operating instructions.

Certification

cULus, NSF / ANSI 4, FCC Part 18, ICES-001, and UL710B/NFPA96 [EPA202 (UL/KNLZ listed for

ventless operation.)] UL710B (KNLZ) listed for ventless operation.

IF BOTTOM PLATE BREAKS or CRACKS, or THERE IS SPARKING IN THE CAVITY WHILE

HEATING FOOD, DO NOT CONTINUE TO USE OVEN AND CONTACT AUTHORIZED SERVICE

AGENCY IMMEDIATELY!! 1-877-266-6836 (For USA Only)

SUITABLE FOR SERVICING ONLY WHEN DE-ENERGIZED.

During service and/or replacement of parts, the oven should be disconnected from the power

supply. Once the plug is removed, it should remain visible to the service operator to avoid

inadvertent reconnection.

Panasonic Corporation makes no warranties of any kind, either express or implied, including but

not limited to warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, of title, or of non-

infringement of third party rights. Use of the product by a user is at the user’s risk. All cooking

settings are for guidance only and should be altered depending on the initial state, temperature,

moisture and type of food. Depending on the characteristics of the food, cooking times and power

levels may need to be adjusted. Prior to service of food ensure it has reached a safe temperature.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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EXAMINE YOUR OVEN

Unpack the oven, remove all packing material, and examine the oven for any damage such as

dents, broken door latches or cracks in the door. Notify the service agent immediately if the unit is

damaged. DO NOT install it if the unit is damaged.

GROUNDING

When an outlet is not grounded, it is the personal responsibility and obligation of the customer to

have it replaced with a properly grounded outlet.

VOLTAGE AND POWER WARNING

The voltage used must be the same as specified on the oven. Using another voltage than that

which is specified is dangerous and may result in a fire or other type of accident causing damage.

Do not plug your oven in via an extension cable as this can be dangerous. The back of the oven

heats up during use. Do not allow the cord to be in contact with the back of the oven or cabinet

surface.

PLACEMENT OF THE OVEN

Locate the oven on a smooth, flat, and stable surface.

There should be no gap between the table surface and the bottom of the oven. Do not place the

oven in a hot or damp area, e.g. near a stove, sink, or directly above heat lamps on a serving line.

Free airflow around the oven is important. There is a possibility of a small amount of interference

with weak broadcast signals if the oven is too close to a radio or TV.

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

This appliance must be grounded. In the event of an electrical short circuit, grounding reduces the

risk of electric shock by providing an escape wire for the electric current. This appliance is equipped

with a cord having as a grounding wire with a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an

outlet that is properly installed and grounded.

WARNING – Improper use of the grounding can result in a risk of electric shock.

Consult a qualified electrician or serviceman if the grounding instructions are not completely

understood, or if doubt exists as to whether the appliance is properly grounded.

If it is necessary to use an extension cord, use only a 3-wire extension cord that has a 3-blade

grounding plug, and a 3-slot receptacle that will accept the plug on the appliance. The marked rating

of the extension cord shall be equal to or greater than the electrical rating of the appliance.

WIRING REQUIREMENTS

No other appliance should share the circuit with the oven. If it does,

the branch circuit fuse may overload and either cause the oven to

produce lower power output or blow the fuse.

1. This oven must be on a separate, 60 Hz GROUNDED CIRCUIT

– minimum 20 amps.

NEMA #6-20P

208 V/240 V

Grounded Outlet

NEMA #6-20R

2. The ovens are built to operate on 2 different voltages (240 V or

208 V).

An external equipotential bonding conductor is provided at the back side of the oven and it is

marked by this symbol.

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CAUTIONS BEFORE USING THIS OVEN

Failure to follow these instructions and properly maintain this unit may lead to premature failure of

the microwave and may void the warranty.

O The oven is free standing type and shall not be placed in a cabinet. Do not place the oven in a hot

or damp place; e.g. near a gas or electric range. Do not operate the oven when the room

temperature is higher than 104°F (40°C) and/or the humidity is more than 85 %.

O Only a combination of same models are allowed when stacking. (p.10) Not doing so may result

in danger of burns. Oven must be placed for easy access to control panel and door, as well as to

disconnect power or shut off power by fuse or circuit breaker.

8˝ (20 cm)

1.2˝ (3 cm)

4˝

(10 cm)

4˝

(10 cm)

More than

3 feet

(916 mm)*

*For Canada only

8˝ (20 cm)

1.2˝ (3 cm)

More than

3 feet

(916 mm)*

4˝

(10 cm)

4˝

(10 cm)

*For Canada only

WARNING

Do not install the oven less than 3 feet

(916 mm) above the floor. Doing so may

result in danger of burns. Only a

combination of same models are allowed

when stacking.

CAUTION

Disconnect the power cord from the wall

outlet before installation and be sure the

oven cavity is empty.

It may cause electric shock or injury.

O Do not slam door shut or pull down on the door as this may damage the door latch mechanism

and/or hinges and render the microwave inoperative.

O Before use, the user should check that utensils are suitable for use in the oven. See page 20.

O Do not use metalware, ceramics trimmed with gold or silver, or any container with a metal content

when cooking with the microwave.

O If the oven is being placed near other products, ensure that there is the space shown above and

a divider must exist between the oven and other products.

The height of the divider must be greater than or equal to 24˝ (61 cm), or for stacking, greater

than or equal to 40˝ (102 cm).

Ventilation

The NE-SCV3N Oven has been certified by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) for ventless operation in

accordance with UL710B (KNLZ) and NFPA 96.

The test was conducted according to the EPA method 202 test.

Installation, use, and maintenance are to be in accordance with the Standard for Ventilation Control

and Fire Protection of Commercial Cooking Operations, NFPA 96.

Do not cook food items such as fatty raw meats or foods containing low quality animal fats without

proper ventilation. Consult NFPA 96 and local codes to ensure compliance with ventilation

requirements. Failure to comply may void warranty and cause damages or injuries not covered by

the manufacturer.

To ensure continued compliance with all health, building, and fire codes, you are required to

maintain clean and sanitary conditions around your oven at all times.

INSTALLATION

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Instruction for

Stacking

Oven can be stacked up to two ovens by fixing with the Panasonic joint plate. The joint plate is an optional

item. Contact the dealer or a service agent. (p.3)

Request the installation to an electric constructor. (The construction cost is not included in the price of the oven.)

Attach the optional joint

plate (Foot Bracket).

① Remove the marked 6 screws (3 each for the upper and lower

ovens).

② Match the holes of the ovens and the joint plate (Foot Bracket), and

tighten the all screws to fix them.

Upper oven

Lower oven

Make sure the power cord of

the upper oven will not block the

exhaust vent of the lower one.

Installation on the kitchen counter

For single installation

Kitchen counter surface

You can put the oven on the kitchen counter.

To clean underneath the oven, please see

page 17.

For stacking

Silicone Sealant

Kitchen counter surface

When oven is stacked, its base must be sealed in

accordance with NSF Standards as per the

following instructions.

1. Oven shoud be located on a level counter top

surface. Complete the electrical connections.

2. Thoroughly clean and sanitize the oven

bottom perimeter and the counter top area

around the oven perimeter.

3. Remove the Air Filter from the front of the

oven before applying high temp. silicone.

4. Lay generous bead of high temp. silicone seal

around the entire perimeter of the base of

each oven unit.

5. Smooth the silicone seal into the crevice with

nger or tool to provide a cover seal.

INSTALLATION Memo

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Exhaust Vent

Catalytic converter

The oil smoke that circulates inside

the oven cavity is decomposed and

purified by going through the catalytic

converter.

O The catalyst reaction will lower

when the cooking temperature is

low [approximately 475°F (250°C)

or lower].

Power Supply Cord

O Illustrations may differ to the actual items. Caution labels are affixed to the actual oven.

O How to remove the front

cover, drip tray, air filter

and oil tray. (p.17)

Front

Back

Notes

Always install the air filter, drip tray and front cover

before using the oven.

Continuous use of the oven without these parts will

result in malfunction.

Parts of your Oven

GROUNDING

IMPORTANT: FOR PERSONAL SAFETY, THIS OVEN MUST BE PROPERLY GROUNED.

When an outlet is not grounded, it is personal responsibility and obligation of the customer to have it replaced

with a properly grounded outlet.

Door Handle

Upper Heater

Intake Vent

Drip Tray

Collects food

residues and water.

Door

Opening this while cooking will

stop the operation.

LAN Cable Port

When using the LAN

cable port, remove

the cover.

An external equipotential

bonding conductor is provided

at the back side of the oven and

it is marked by this symbol.

Power Supply Plug

Front Cover

Oil Tray (p.16)

Collects oil from inside

the oven.

Air Filter

It is set inside the front

cover.

USB Memory

Port (p.18)

O The bottom surface

of the oven interior

is made from

ceramic to allow

electromagnetic

waves to pass

through.

Q The home screen during

“Menu number select”

“Home setting” (p.49)

Q Display Off Function

The home screen of the display turns blank if it is not used for 5 minutes.

While the display off function is in effect, if the door is opened, the screen

is displayed.

Notes

When the cooking is finished, the fans are operated to ventilate the oven

interior and cool the mechanical parts.

Therefore, do not remove the power plug or trip the circuit breaker.

Lamp

O When the power plug is inserted,

the lamp flashes, but this is not a

malfunction.

Stop/Reset Pad

O Press once to temporarily stop

the cooking process.

To resume cooking, press the

Start pad.

O Press twice to clear your

instructions (returns to the home

screen) or cancel cooking.

Preheating State

Indication Bar (p.24)

O Displays the progress of

the preheating.

Preheating Setting

O “Preheat temp.” (p.25) and

“Cooling” (p.26) are available.

Touch Screen (display)

O Tap on the screen directly to use

the controls.

O Displays the menu list, cooking

temperature and cooking time,

the beep sound, etc.

O Do not touch the screen with a

sharp object. Doing so will cause

damage.

Back Pad

O Returns to the previous control

screen so that settings can be

changed.

O Unavailable after cooking has

started

Tools (pp.44–51)

Start Pad

O After setting preheating or cooling,

press this pad.

O If you press this button when the

lamp is flashing, the preheating or

cooking starts.

Menu List

O You can switch between the picture

list screen and the menu number

select screen. (p.49)

Control Panel (home screen)

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O To purchase accessories, please contact the dealer or a service agent. (p.3)

Take care when handling the cooking plate as it is breakable. If it is damaged, stop using it and contact the

dealer or a service agent.

Cooking Plate

Paddle

When using this product, make sure you place the cooking plate on the bottom surface of the oven

interior.

Accessories

It is essential that you follow these points to get the maximum use from your oven. Microwaves attract

moisture and grease: therefore a dirty oven does not cook EFFICIENTLY.

Failure to maintain the oven in a clean condition could lead to deterioration of the surface that could

adversely affect the life of the appliance and possibly result in a hazardous situation.

O This oven requires regular maintenance. (p.52)

WARNING

OPull out the power plug before

maintenance.

If not, this may result in electric shock.

OWait for the oven cavity to cool down first

before cleaning.

If not, this may result in burns and injuries.

QBefore Cleaning

O Do not clean this oven with a water jet or steam cleaner.

O Do not pour detergent and leftover food into the gap

and punching holes. This will result in a malfunction.

O If the oven becomes damaged in any way, contact the

dealer or a service agent before continuing use.

O Do not use thinner, benzine, cleanser, or bleach. There

is a danger of damage or deformation.

Oil Tray

Air Filter

Drip Tray

Front Cover

Oven Cavity

Door

Exhaust

Vent

Clean these parts Every Day.

QOven Cavity • Door Inner Side • Door Seal

Wipe with a damp cloth

Thoroughly wipe away water, oil and leftover food stains frequently to prolong the use of the oven.

Failure to remove burnt food remains and dust may cause rust.

If the stains are bad, wipe away with a cloth soaked in a neutral kitchen detergent.

O If left in a stained condition, the stain becomes difficult to remove, so that the food scraps burn, and the

smell of the food persists.

O Take good care in particular of the area where the main unit and door contact and the surroundings.

O Do not scrape the parts other than the metal part inside the door (door seal area etc.) with a hard scrubber,

which may cause damage of the door seal and malfunction of the oven. Be sure to use only a soft scrubber.

O Do not splash detergent directly onto the top and rear surfaces of oven cavity. This will result in a

malfunction.

QOuter Areas

Wipe with a damp cloth

Wipe away oil and food stains immediately.

O Do not use thinner, benzene, abrasive cleanser, bleaching agent, alkaline residential or household synthetic

detergent.

If the stains are bad, wipe away with a cloth soaked in a neutral kitchen detergent.

Take care not to allow the kitchen detergent to enter the exhaust vent and gaps.

O Outer side of the door • handle area

After wiping with a wet cloth, wipe the areas with soft, dry cloth.

Care of your Oven

Paddle

Use when removing foods.

Do not maintain contact with acidic or alkaline foods for

a long time.

Cooking Plate

CAUTION

The oven shall not be operated by

microwave without food in the oven.

Doing so may cause the oven to become

abnormally hot due to sparks and the red-

hot inner bottom surface. This may cause a

risk of burns.

O Also, do not operate the oven only with

containers, and the provided

accessories.

O Take care not to burn yourself when

removing any accessories from the oven

after cooking. Use oven gloves.

O Illustrations may differ to the actual items.

Please note, there is a

seam in the door – this is

intentional.

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O Removing

After pulling the front cover down toward you, lift it diagonally upward to remove it.

Remove the air filter by pulling it out of the front cover.

Air Filter

O Attaching

Insert the air filter into the groove of the front cover, and after firmly inserting it all the way in, install it so

that the groove of the front cover is inserted into part ⒶⒶ of the main unit.

Groove

ⒶⒶ

GrooveGroove

Q If the air filter is not set, the front cover will not close.

Front Cover/Air Filter

O Removing

Remove the front cover first, and take out the oil tray.

O Attaching

Follow the reverse procedure to install the oil tray.

Oil Tray

Clean this part once a month.

QExhaust Vent

Clean the rear exhaust vent with

a toothbrush and a towel

QKitchen counter surface

For single Installation

•Wait until it cools down. Please see p.26 if the oven is hot.

O Remove the Air Filter from the Oven.

O Remove all the accessories from the oven cavity.

When removing all the accessories or when cooling it down by Cool Down Operation. (p.26)

Please be careful because it may still be hot.

O You can move the Oven.

Move the Oven to other location and wipe it on the kitchen counter.

Please be careful when moving the oven because it may be very heavy.

We recommend it to be moved by two people.

For stacking

Please contact the dealer or an authorized service center according to the situation of the kitchen.

Please seal it with Silicone Sealant after service as described in p.10.

Care of your Oven

QCooking Plate • Paddle

Wash with a sponge scrubbing brush with (neutral) detergent for use in the

kitchen applied to it.

If you are concerned about stains, clean the equipment every time you use it.

O Do not wash the equipment in a dishwasher.

O If you are concerned about bad oil stains or the like

Use alkaline detergent. When using alkaline detergent, use after thoroughly reading the detergent’s usage

cautions. After performing the maintenance, make sure you wipe the equipment with a damp cloth so no

detergent remains.

However, you cannot use this on the inside of the door as the resin parts will deteriorate. If by chance the

detergent should get on the resin parts, wipe them with a damp cloth immediately.

Disassemble and clean this part Every Day.

QDrip Tray

Wipe with a damp cloth

O Removing

Pull the drip tray toward you to remove it.

O Attaching

Install the drip tray so that its groove slots into part

ⒷⒷ

of the main unit.

GrooveGroove

ⒷⒷ

Disassemble and clean these parts Once a Week.

O Do not wash the equipment in a dishwasher.

QFront Cover

Wipe with a damp cloth

Wipe away oil and food stains immediately.

If the stains are bad, wipe away with a cloth soaked in a neutral kitchen

detergent.

QAir Filter

Dry after washing with water

Clean it after every use if the stains are bad.

The filter may lose its effect if the stains are left behind.

The temperature of the internal parts may also rise, resulting in a malfunction.

QOil Tray

Wipe away oil stains with a soft cloth or paper towel

If the stains are bad, clean the area with a soft scrubber dipped in a neutral

kitchen detergent and dry.

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Connecting a USB Memory Stick

O Use a Type-A USB memory stick compliant with USB 2.0 or later and formatted with FAT32.

O No USB memory stick is included as an accessory. Use a commercially available USB memory stick.

O We do not guarantee the behaviour of all commercially available USB memory sticks.

How to Insert and Remove

O The USB memory port is below the operation area.

O Do not leave the USB memory stick inserted as it is not then possible to install the front cover or the drip tray.

While data are being read from or written to the USB memory stick, do not insert or remove it. Doing so may

destroy the data.

Q How to Insert Q How to Remove

①

After pulling the front cover down

toward you, lift it diagonally upward

to remove it

①

Remove the USB memory stick

②

Pull the drip tray toward you to

remove it

②

Close the USB memory port cover

USB Memory Port Cover

③

Pull down the USB memory port

cover to open it

USB Memory Port Cover

③

Attach the drip tray

Install the drip tray so that its groove slots

into part Ⓑ of the main unit.

ⒷⒷ

Groove

④

Insert the USB memory stick

Be careful about the orientation of the USB

memory stick and insert it.

Main unit

side

④

Attach the front cover

Install the front cover so that its groove slots

into part Ⓐ of the main unit.

ⒶⒶ

Groove

Connecting to your Personal Computer

Connecting to your personal computer enables you to read into the main unit the menu list and the

device settings created with the setting support tool, or send the device’s menu list to the setting

support tool.

When sending or reading in data, connect the device and router with a LAN cable.

LAN CableLAN Cable

LAN Cable

Wi-Fi

LAN Cable Port

Q When Connecting to a Network

O Depending on the surrounding environment, use a heatproof cable for the LAN cable.

In addition, be careful to lay it so that it does not come into contact with the hot parts of the main unit.

O To guarantee normal operation, use Microsoft Windows 11 or later as the OS for the personal computer. (as

of December 2025)

O The network connection settings vary depending on the environment used.

O When configuring the IP address and DNS settings for the network connection, refer to

Network settings

(p.51).

O If a communication error occurs or a stable connection cannot be achieved, re-configure the settings

according to prompts such as the messages displayed by the setting support tool.

O Microsoft Windows is a registered trademark of the US Microsoft Corporation in the US and other countries.

Setting support tool

The setting support tool is an application that enables creation and editing of menus, menu lists, and

device settings on your personal computer.

O For details, consult the setting support tool operating instructions.

The tool can be installed from the following website.

The contents, screens, etc., of the setting support tool may be altered without notice due to a tool

upgrade, for example. The contents of the URL and QR codes may be changed or deleted without notice.

https://fs.panasonic.com/download/setting_support_tool_en.html

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Types of Container to Use

CONVECTION-AND-MICROWAVE/

GRILL (BROIL)-AND-MICROWAVE/MICROWAVE

As these programs use microwaves and heat [CONVECTION or GRILL (BROIL)], you must choose the

container carefully.

DO USE: Ceramics, Heat Resistant glass eg. Pyrex

DO NOT USE:

Plastics, Cling film, Metal, Metal skewers, Aluminum foils, Silicon, Lacquerware, Glass without

heat resistance, Paper, Wood, Wicker

CONVECTION/GRILL (BROIL)/CONVECTION-AND-GRILL

(BROIL)

DO USE: Ceramics, Heat Resistant glass eg. Pyrex

, Metal, Metal skewers, Aluminum foil

DO NOT USE:

Plastics, Cling film, Silicon, Lacquerware, Glass without heat resistance, Paper, Wood,Wicker

O Silicon containers specified for use with the grill (broil) can be used with convection.

Please use the container at or below the heatproof temperature stated on it.

O Please observe the heatproof temperature described in the package when using heat-resistant cooking

sheet or parchment paper, etc.

Cooking Modes

Cooking Modes How it works

Convection

Heater

A convection heater (circulation fan heater) circulates heat throughout

the oven cavity and cooks food fully while controlling the set

temperature. (p.30)

Grill (Broil)

Heater

A grill (broil) heater provides heat and a circulation fan operates to

distribute the heat throughout the oven cavity.

Every surface of the food is well-cooked. (p.31)

Convection-and-Grill (Broil)

Heater

Both convection heater (circulation fan heater) and grill (broil) heater

circulate heat in the oven cavity while controlling the temperature.

Cooks the food throughout while browning on the surface. (p.32)

Microwave

O You can set microwave-only cooking at Step 2 or Step 3 only of

Cooking in Steps.

Applies microwaves to the food causing the molecules in the food to

strongly collide and give rise to heating by friction.

As a result, the food is heated about the same on the surface and

inside. (p.33)

Convection-and-Microwave

Heater+Microwave

Combined cooking with convection heater (circulation fan heater) and

microwave.

A convection heater circulates heat throughout the oven cavity with

controlling the set temperature while the microwave heats the food fully.

The cooking time is reduced. (p.34)

Grill (Broil)-and-Microwave

Heater+Microwave

Combined cooking with grill (broil) heater and microwave.

A grill (broil) heater adds heat while a microwave heats the food, and

additionally a circulation fan operates to give the entire surface a crisp

finish.

The cooking time is reduced. (p.35)

O Illustrations are images. The accessories to be used differ depending on the cooking mode.

About the arrows in the illustration

Convection Heater Grill (Broil) Heater Fan only Microwave

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Cooking Chart

Cooking time is just a guide. Adjust depending on the kind of food and the start temperature.

O This oven is designed for reheating already cooked foods.

O Panasonic Corporation makes no warranties of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited

to warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, of title, or of non-infringement of third party

rights. Use of the product by a user is at the user’s risk. All cooking settings are for guidance only and should

be altered depending on the initial state, temperature, moisture and type of food. Depending on the

characteristics of the food, cooking times and power levels may need to be adjusted. Prior to service of food

ensure it has reached a safe temperature. Oil from the food may cause failure.

O Insert the cooking plate included as an accessory in the oven interior from when preheating is performed.

O If the fan speed is high, foods on the surface may be scattered. In this case, please lower the fan speed.

ORefer to “Accessories” (p.14) for details on how to use the accessories before cooking.

QReheat

Category

No. Menu

Start

Temp.

Quantity

(Weight)

Preheat

Temp.

Program

Total

Time

Step Conv

Grill

(Broil)

Fan MW Time

Pastry

016 Scone Chilled

1 piece

(2.8 oz/80 g)

525°F

(280°C)

1 OFF HIGH 90% 900 W 20 sec 20 sec

017 Muffin Chilled

1 piece

(2.1 oz/60 g)

525°F

(280°C)

525°F

(280°C)

OFF 30% 1200 W 15 sec

20 sec

2 OFF HIGH 100% OFF 5 sec

018 Brownie Chilled

1 piece

(2.5 oz/70 g)

525°F

(280°C)

350°F

(180°C)

OFF 30% 1200 W 20 sec 20 sec

019 Apple pie Chilled

1 piece

(2.8 oz/80 g)

525°F

(280°C)

1 OFF LOW 50% 750 W 35 sec

40 sec

525°F

(280°C)

LOW 70% OFF 5 sec

Fried/

Broiled

020

Broiled

chicken

Frozen

1 piece

(4.2 oz/120 g)

525°F

(280°C)

1 OFF LOW 50% 1200 W

1 min

40 sec

2 min

20 sec

525°F

(280°C)

HIGH 60% OFF 40 sec

021

Fried

chicken

Frozen

1 piece

(3.9 oz/110 g)

525°F

(280°C)

1 OFF LOW 50% 1200 W 1 min

1 min

40 sec

525°F

(280°C)

OFF 30% 600 W 40 sec

022

Fried fish

stick

Frozen

1 piece

(2.1 oz/60 g)

525°F

(280°C)

1 OFF LOW 100% 1200 W 30 sec

1 min

10 sec

525°F

(280°C)

HIGH 50% OFF 40 sec

023

French

fries

Frozen

7.1 oz/200 g

525°F

(280°C)

525°F

(280°C)

OFF 100% 900 W

1 min

30 sec

1 min

45 sec

525°F

(280°C)

OFF 100% OFF 15 sec

024

Onion

rings

Frozen

5.3 oz/150 g

525°F

(280°C)

1 OFF LOW 100% 1200 W 40 sec

1 min

30 sec

525°F

(280°C)

HIGH 30% OFF 50 sec

025

Hash

brown

Frozen

1 piece

(2.1 oz/60 g)

525°F

(280°C)

1 OFF LOW 100% 1200 W 40 sec

1 min

10 sec

525°F

(280°C)

HIGH 70% OFF 30 sec

Pasta

bake

026

Pasta

bake CHL

Chilled

1 piece

(7.8 oz/220 g)

525°F

(280°C)

475°F

(250°C)

OFF 90% 900 W

1 min

20 sec

2 min

475°F

(250°C)

OFF 90% 600 W 40 sec

027

Pasta

bake FRZ

Frozen

1 piece

(7.8 oz/220 g)

525°F

(280°C)

525°F

(280°C)

OFF 30% 1200 W 2 min

2 min

40 sec

2 OFF HIGH 80% 600 W 40 sec

Others

028 Quiche Chilled

1 piece

(3.9 oz/110 g)

525°F

(280°C)

1 OFF LOW 90% 1050 W 30 sec

35 sec

2 OFF LOW 90% OFF 5 sec

029 Meat pie Chilled

1 piece

(5.3 oz/150 g)

525°F

(280°C)

475°F

(250°C)

OFF 50% 1200 W 1 min

1 min

5 sec

2 OFF HIGH 100% OFF 5 sec

030 Hot dog Chilled

1 piece

(2.8 oz/80 g)

525°F

(280°C)

350°F

(180°C)

OFF 50% 1050 W 25 sec 25 sec

WARNING

Do not over-heat food.

If the heating time is too long for the amount of food, there is a danger of fire or smoke.

O When heating, always start with minimum cooking time and heat while keeping an eye on

the progress.

O In particular, take care when heating small amounts, oily or fatty foods or liquids, or sweet

potatoes and other root vegetables.

CAUTION

When removing food from the oven, take care that a cooking sheet or similar does not

make contact with the upper heater.

There is a danger of fire or smoke.

When using a cooking sheet or similar:

O Observe the heatproof temperature stated on the package.

O Use a sheet size that matches the quantity of the food.

O Take care that the sheet does not touch the upper surface of the oven interior.

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Preheating

Starting Preheating

To start cooking, make sure you perform preheating. Before cooking, you can also perform preheating

only.

Press the Start pad

Start preheating

O During preheating, the

preheating state indication

bar displays the progress of

the preheating. (When the

preheating state indication

bar reaches the right edge

and the preheating

temperature display lights

up, the preheating is

complete.)

O If the door is opened or

closed during preheating,

the preheating stops.

O After closing the door, the

preheating re-starts

automatically after

approximately 10 seconds.

If it does not re-start, press

the Start pad.

Preheating has been

completed

Approximate preheating

time; 525°F (280°C): 7 min.

O The default setting is that the beep sounds after

preheating is complete.

O If the door is left open after the preheating is

complete, you will be notified by a beep sounding.

O You can turn off the beep.

“To select ON or OFF for the preheated beep”

(p.48)

“To select ON or OFF for the door alarm” (p.48)

O After the preheating is complete, if the oven interior

temperature falls below the lowest cooking

temperature, the preheating automatically re-starts,

and the oven interior temperature is maintained at

the set preheating temperature. If no operation is

performed for 4 hours after the preheating is

complete, the preheating is not re-started, and the

screen enters the display off state.

O If the door is left open for 1 minute or longer after

the preheating is complete, the preheating will not

re-start even if the door is closed. Press the Start

pad.

Q To cancel preheating

Press the Stop/Reset pad once.

Setting the Required temp. / Lowest cooking temp.*

The temperature of the preheating performed before cooking and the temperature at which the cooking

can start are set.

[ex.: Required temp.

525°F

(280°C), Lowest cooking temp.

475°F

(250°C)]

Tap the preheating

setting ( )

Select

Preheat temp.

Set the required

temperature, and tap

O From 350°F (180°C) to

525°F (280°C)

[Default setting: 525°F

(280°C)]

Set the lowest

cooking

temperature*, and

tap

O From 350°F (180°C) to

525°F (280°C)

[Default setting: 475°F

(250°C)]

O After the setting information

has been displayed for

3 seconds, the panel

returns to the home screen.

* Cooking can be started before the preheating is

complete by setting the lowest cooking temperature

below the required temperature.

If the lowest cooking temperature is set to a low

temperature, it may affect the results of the cooking.

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Cooling

Cooling the Oven Interior

After cooking, you can cool down the oven interior if you are carrying out maintenance, etc.

Tap the preheating

setting ( )

Select

Cooling

Open the door a little, and start

O Open the door slightly to lock it in place.

(Keep your face away.)

CAUTION

Take care of hot air when opening the

door.

Starting cooling

O While cooling, the cooling

mode can be switched

between

Normal power

and

High power

Tap

O This screen is only

displayed when the “Call

for cavity cleaning” is “ON”.

(p.50)

(Default setting: ON)

O Press the Stop/Reset pad

to return to the home

screen.

O The cooling time depends

on the temperature inside

the oven.

(up to 45 minutes)

Cooking with a Saved Cooking Menu

Select a cooking menu from the menu list, and start cooking.

Perform preheating before starting cooking. (p.24)

After the preheating is

complete, select a cooking

menu from the menu list

O The items with displayed on the right

are categories.

Select the category to display the menus

within the category.

If you select an item with no displayed

on the right, the process advances to

O If “Menu number select” is set in “Home

setting”, input a number.

(Default setting: Picture list)

Check the menu’s

cooking settings

O You can check and edit the

menu’s cooking settings

with

EDIT

. (p.39)

O You can delete the menu

with . (p.38)

Put the food into the oven

and close the door

Press the Start pad

(Cooking will start.)

O After starting

cooking, the current

step’s cooking

settings can be

checked with

Detail

“Cooking Menu Set-

up Screen” (p.29)

O After the cooking is complete, a beep sounds.

The beep stops when you open the door.

Notes

The cooking menu can be newly created or edited.

In addition, it is possible to exchange data with the

oven using the USB memory stick and your

personal computer.

•Connecting to your personal computer (p.19)

•Creating a cooking menu (pp.29–37)

•Editing a cooking menu (pp.38–40)

•Using a USB memory stick (p.42)

Cooking

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Cook more

After cooking, you can brown the food or raise the food’s internal temperature.

After the cooking is

finished, select

Cook more

Select

Brown more

Heat more

Brown more

heat with the grill (broil)

set to high and the fan

speed at 100%.

Heat more

heat with the convection

at 525°F (280°C), the

microwave at 600 W, and

the fan speed at 30%.

Select the heating time menu

Q “Brown more”

Q “Heat more”

O If “Menu number select” is set in

“Home setting”, input a number.

094: Brown 10sec

095: Brown 20sec

096: Brown 30sec

097: Heat 10sec

098: Heat 20sec

099: Heat 30sec

Put the food into the oven

and close the door

Press the Start pad

(Cooking will start.)

O After starting cooking, the

current step’s cooking

settings can be checked

with

Detail

“Cooking Menu Set-up

Screen” (p.29)

Notes

•When editing with the setting support tool, if the

menu numbers from 094 to 099 are deleted,

Cook more

is deleted from the menus displayed.

Cooking

Cooking Menu Set-up Screen

You can set or edit the cooking menu contents in the cooking menu set-up screen.

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

Q To display the cooking menu set-up screen

When newly creating a cooking menu; perform step

of “Convection Cooking” (p.30)

When editing a cooking menu; perform steps

of “Editing a Cooking Menu” (p.39)

Displays the total cooking time.

Microwave (pp.33–35)

Step number (pp.36–37)

Each step’s set time

Grill (Broil) (p.31, p.32, p.35)

Convection (p.30, p.32, p.34)

Assist cooking settings (p.40)

O This can only be used when

editing a menu already registered

in memory.

Fan speed

(p.30, p.31, p.36, p.37)

Confirm the setting contents.

You can set a beep / no beep for

when each step ends. (p.36)

Notes

•While setting or editing the cooking menu, when adjusting the temperature, fan speed, and time, if you keep

the button pressed down it will fast-forward.

•In the main unit’s screen operation, you cannot set or edit the cooking menu name, the category name, the

menu arrangement, or the background image.

To set or edit, use the setting support tool.

Fan Speed

O The fan circulates the heat of the heater throughout the entire oven to brown food and give a crisp finish

to the surface.

O The fan speed can be set from 30% to 100% when cooking on modes other than microwave. Adjust it

depending on the food.

Q Fan speed guide

30% 50% 60% 70% 90%80% 100%40%

Dries the food quickly and

makes the surface crispy

Gives the surface a crispy finish

Bake gently

Creating a Cooking Menu and Registering in Memory

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Creating a Cooking Menu and Registering in Memory

Convection Cooking

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

[ex.: One-step cooking, Convection 525°F (280°C), Fan Speed 100%, 2 min]

Tap

, and tap

EDIT

is displayed at the end

of the menu list, or in the

place where the cooking

menu was deleted.

Tap (convection)

Set the oven

temperature, and tap

O From 350°F (180°C) to

525°F (280°C)

O Tap

OFF

to cancel the

already selected cooking

process.

Set

Fan Speed

, and

tap

O From 30% to 100%

O “Fan Speed” (p.29)

Tap the time setting

Set the cooking

time, and tap

O Maximum set time

30 minutes for each step

Tap

O Tap

when setting Step 2.

“Cooking in Steps” (p.37)

O is displayed at the upper

right of the function button

that has been set.

Tap

(memory registration)

O Tap

EDIT

to display the

cooking menu set-up

screen.

O Press the Start pad to start

cooking.

You can also register the

cooking menu in memory

by pressing after the

cooking.

Memory registration complete

O Press the Stop/Reset pad to return to the home

screen.

O The cooking menu is automatically named as the

maximum number in the menu list and stored in

memory.

Notes

•Until you tap

in step

, you can change the

respective settings by tapping (convection) and

(fan speed).

Grill (Broil) Cooking

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

(ex.: One-step cooking, Grill (Broil) High, Fan Speed 100%, 2 min)

Tap

, and tap

EDIT

is displayed at the end

of the menu list, or in the

place where the cooking

menu was deleted.

Tap [grill (broil)]

Select

High

O Tap

OFF

to cancel the

already selected cooking

process.

Set

Fan Speed

, and

tap

O From 30% to 100%

O “Fan Speed” (p.29)

Tap the time setting

Set the cooking

time, and tap

O Maximum set time

30 minutes for each step

Tap

O Tap

when setting Step 2.

“Cooking in Steps” (p.37)

O is displayed at the upper

right of the function button

that has been set.

Tap

(memory registration)

O Tap

EDIT

to display the

cooking menu set-up

screen.

O Press the Start pad to start

cooking.

You can also register the

cooking menu in memory

by pressing after the

cooking.

Memory registration complete

O Press the Stop/Reset pad to return to the home

screen.

O The cooking menu is automatically named as the

maximum number in the menu list and stored in

memory.

Notes

•Until you tap

in step

, you can change the

respective settings by tapping [grill (broil)] and

(fan speed).

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Creating a Cooking Menu and Registering in Memory

Convection-and-Grill (Broil) Cooking

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

[ex.: One-step cooking, Convection 525°F (280°C), Fan Speed 100%, Grill (Broil) High, 2 min]

Perform steps

“Convection Cooking” (p.30)

Tap [grill (broil)]

Select

High

O Tap

OFF

to cancel the

already selected cooking

process.

Tap the time setting

Set the cooking

time, and tap

O Maximum set time

30 minutes for each step

Tap

O Tap

when setting Step 2.

“Cooking in Steps” (p.37)

O is displayed at the upper

right of the function button

that has been set.

Tap

(memory registration)

O Tap

EDIT

to display the

cooking menu set-up

screen.

O Press the Start pad to start

cooking.

You can also register the

cooking menu in memory

by pressing after the

cooking.

Memory registration complete

O Press the Stop/Reset pad to return to the home

screen.

O The cooking menu is automatically named as the

maximum number in the menu list and stored in

memory.

Notes

•Until you tap

in step

, you can change the

respective settings by tapping (convection),

[grill (broil)], and (fan speed).

Microwave Cooking

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

It is not possible to set one-step cooking with the microwave only. (The second step and third step settings can

be set for microwave only.)

(ex.: Two-step cooking,

Step 1

[Convection 525°F (280°C), Fan Speed 100%, Microwave 1200 W, 2 min] →

Step 2

[Microwave 1200 W, 30 sec]

Set Step 1 (p.36)

Tap

Tap (microwave)

Select the

microwave power

O During step 2

From 0 W to 1200 W

O During step 3

From 0 W to 600 W

Tap the time setting

Set the cooking

time, and tap

O During step 2

Maximum set time of 5

minutes

O During step 3

Maximum set time of 10

minutes

Tap

O Tap

when setting Step 3.

“Cooking in Steps” (p.37)

O is displayed at the upper

right of the function button

that has been set.

Tap

(memory registration)

O Tap

EDIT

to display the

cooking menu set-up

screen.

O Press the Start pad to start

cooking.

You can also register the

cooking menu in memory

by pressing after the

cooking.

Memory registration complete

O Press the Stop/Reset pad to return to the home

screen.

O The cooking menu is automatically named as the

maximum number in the menu list and stored in

memory.

Notes

•Until you tap

in step

, you can change the

setting by tapping (microwave).

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English

Convection-and-Microwave Cooking

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

[ex.: One-step cooking, Convection 525°F (280°C), Fan Speed 100%, Microwave 1200 W, 2 min]

Perform steps

“Convection Cooking” (p.30)

Tap (microwave)

Select the

microwave power

O From 0 W to 1200 W

Tap the time setting

Set the cooking

time, and tap

O During steps 1, 2

Maximum set time of

5 minutes

O During step 3

Maximum set time of

10 minutes

Tap

O Tap

when setting Step 2.

“Cooking in Steps” (p.37)

O is displayed at the upper

right of the function button

that has been set.

Tap

(memory registration)

O Tap

EDIT

to display the

cooking menu set-up

screen.

O Press the Start pad to start

cooking.

You can also register the

cooking menu in memory

by pressing

after the

cooking.

Memory registration complete

O Press the Stop/Reset pad to return to the home

screen.

O The cooking menu is automatically named as the

maximum number in the menu list and stored in

memory.

Notes

•Until you tap

in step

, you can change the

respective settings by tapping

(convection),

(microwave), and (fan speed).

Creating a Cooking Menu and Registering in Memory

Grill (Broil)-and-Microwave Cooking

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

(ex.: One-step cooking, Grill (Broil) High, Fan Speed 100%, Microwave 900 W, 2 min)

Perform steps

“Grill (Broil) Cooking” (p.31)

Tap (microwave)

Select the

microwave power

O When the grilll (broil) is set

to high

From 0 W to 900 W

O When the grilll (broil) is set

to low

From 0 W to 1200 W

Tap the time setting

Set the cooking

time, and tap

O During steps 1, 2

Maximum set time of

5 minutes

O During step 3

Maximum set time of

10 minutes

Tap

O Tap

when setting Step 2.

“Cooking in Steps” (p.37)

O is displayed at the upper

right of the function button

that has been set.

Tap

(memory registration)

O Tap

EDIT

to display the

cooking menu set-up

screen.

O Press the Start pad to start

cooking.

You can also register the

cooking menu in memory

by pressing

after the

cooking.

Memory registration complete

O Press the Stop/Reset pad to return to the home

screen.

O The cooking menu is automatically named as the

maximum number in the menu list and stored in

memory.

Notes

•Until you tap

in step

, you can change the

respective settings by tapping

[grilll (broil)],

(microwave), and (fan speed).

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Cooking in Steps

Use Convection, Grill (Broil) and Microwave functions to suit your recipe.

The microwave power, temperature, cooking time or other can be set for up to three continuous steps.

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

ex.:

Step 1

[Convection 525°F (280°C), Fan Speed 100%, Microwave 1200 W, 2 min] →

Step 2

[Convection 525°F (280°C), Fan Speed 100%, 30 sec] →

Step 3

[Grill (Broil) High, Fan Speed 100%, 30 sec]

Step 1

Tap

EDIT

Tap

(convection)

Set the oven

temperature,

and tap

Set

Fan Speed

and tap

is displayed at the end

of the menu list, or in the

place where the cooking

menu was deleted.

Tap (microwave) to select

the output

Tap the

time

setting

Set the

cooking

time, and

tap

Tap

O Tap , and you can set a

beep (

) or no beep ( )

for when each step ends.

Q Each step’s maximum microwave output and maximum set time

Microwave

Convection-and-Microwave/

Grill (Broil)-and-Microwave

Convection/Grill (Broil)/

Convection-and-Grill (Broil)

Maximum

microwave power

Maximum

cooking time

Maximum

microwave power

Maximum

cooking time

Maximum

cooking time

Step 1

Setting unavailable Setting unavailable

1200 W* 5 min.

30 min.Step 2 1200 W 5 min. 1200 W* 5 min.

Step 3 600 W 10 min. 600 W 10 min.

* A maximum of 900 W when the grill (broil) is set to High

Creating a Cooking Menu and Registering in Memory

Step 2

Tap

(convection)

Set the

temperature

and fan

speed

Tap the

time

setting

Set the

cooking

time, and

tap

Tap

O Tap , and you can set a

beep (

) or no beep ( )

for when each step ends.

Step 3

Tap [grill

(broil)]

Select

High

Set

Fan Speed

and tap

Tap the

time

setting

Set the

cooking

time, and

tap

Tap

Tap (memory registration)

Memory registration complete

O Press the Stop/Reset pad to return to the home

screen.

O The cooking menu is automatically named as the

maximum number in the menu list and stored in

memory.

O Displays the total time for all the steps.

O Tap

EDIT

to display the cooking menu set-up

screen.

O Press the Start pad to start cooking.

You can also register the cooking menu in memory

by pressing

after the cooking.

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Editing a Cooking Menu

Deleting a Cooking Menu

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

Select the menu to be deleted

O The items with displayed on the right

are categories. (p.27)

O If “Menu number select” is set in “Home

setting”, input a number.

Tap

O You can check and edit the

menu’s cooking settings

with

EDIT

Tap

Yes

O After the deletion

confirmation screen has

been displayed for

3 seconds, the panel

returns to the home screen.

O If you tap

, the UI

returns to the step

screen.

Notes

•The menu number remains even after deleting the

cooking menu.

is displayed at the deleted menu

number.

Editing a Cooking Menu

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

Select the menu to be edited

O The items with displayed on the right

are categories. (p.27)

O If “Menu number select” is set in “Home

setting”, input a number.

Tap

EDIT

Select the item you want to edit

and change it

O is displayed at the upper right of the

button for the item that has been changed.

O To edit the menu, tap , and you can use

the assist cooking settings feature.

Tap

(memory registration)

Memory registration complete

O Press the Stop/Reset pad to return to the home

screen.

English

Using the Assist Cooking Settings Feature

When editing the menu contents, you can use the assist cooking settings feature.

In the assist cooking settings feature, check the state of the food cooked, and when next cooking, you

can adjust the program to your preferred state of the food temperature and the way of browning.

Perform steps

“Editing a Cooking Menu” (p.39)

Tap

Tap / to adjust the food

temperature and browning

Adjust the food

temperature with /

O Adjust the food

temperature based on

the microwave output

changes.

Adjust the browning

with /

O Adjust the browning

based on the fan speed

and the grill (broil) output

changes.

O When a message is displayed, check the

contents, and perform the required

corrections.

O In a menu that does not use the microwave,

the food temperature cannot be set.

Check the altered

program

O is displayed at the upper

right of the button for the

item that has been

changed.

O If you want to make further

adjustments, tap again,

and make the adjustments.

Tap

(memory registration)

Memory registration complete

O Press the Stop/Reset pad to return to the home

screen.

Editing a Cooking Menu Memo

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Backup to the USB Memory Stick

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

Insert the USB memory stick (p.18)

Tap (tools)

Select

Backup

Tap

Backup

Select the slot to be

saved

O There are 10 slots from

“00” to “09”.

O The backup cannot be

performed in the “00

Import” slot. The “00

Import” slot is used when

restoring the data created

in the setting support tool.

Tap

Start

O If there is a menu list in a

slot that has been backed

up, it is overwritten.

Set a 4-digit password, and tap

O The set password is required when

restoring the backed up menu list to the

main unit.

O Do not forget the password.

Tap

O The UI returns to the screen displayed before

was tapped.

Notes

•“Backup 01” to “Backup 09” is displayed in the

backed up slot depending on the slot number.

Backup and Restore with the USB Memory Stick

It is possible to backup the menu list to the USB memory stick, edit on your personal computer with

the setting support tool, and restore the menu list and device settings created with the setting support

tool from the USB memory stick to the main unit.

O Restoring refers to reverting to previously backed up data or importing data.

Performing a Restore from the USB Memory Stick

O This feature cannot be used when memory lock is ON. Please cancel memory lock. (p.46)

Insert the USB memory stick (p.18)

Tap (tools)

Select

Backup

Tap

Restore

Select the data to be

restored

O In the slots with data, “00

Import”, “Backup 01” to

“Backup 09” are displayed.

O When restoring data that

were created with the

setting support tool, select

“00 Import”.

Tap

Start

O If the restore is performed,

the menu list and device

settings registered in the

main unit are overwritten.

Input the 4-digit password, and

tap

O Input the password set when the backup

was performed or set with the setting

support tool.

O When the restore is complete, the main unit

reboots.

Notes

•For details of the setting support tool, consult the

setting support tool operating instructions.

English

Various Settings

You can change and confirm various settings such as screen and beep settings, and network-related

settings.

O While the memory lock is ON,

Backup

Device settings

, and

Network settings

cannot be

selected. (p.46)

System setting info.

①

②

③

Tap ① to confirm the

menu list version.

Tap ② to confirm the

network module

firmware version.

Tap ③ to confirm the

device ID (HASH).

O After 3 seconds, the

UI returns to the

screen displayed

before was tapped.

O The menu list version

can also be confirmed

from the setting

support tool.

O After 3 seconds, the

UI returns to the

screen displayed

before was tapped.

O Tap

to return to

the screen displayed

before was tapped.

Tools

Maintenance info.

Q To review the all cooking hours (including preheating)

Notes

The highest figure of the counter is 999999 hours.

It returns to “0” the next time it is used.

O A total of all cooking hours is rounded down to the

nearest hour.

ex.)

All cooking hours Display

59 min 0

1 hr 59 min 1

O After 3 seconds, the UI returns to the screen

displayed before was tapped.

Q To review the number of cycles (including preheating)

Notes

• The highest figure of the counter is 3999999 times.

It returns to “0” the next time it is used.

• If you start cooking again after a pause in the

middle, it also counts as a new cycle.

O The last two figures of the total number of cycles

are rounded down.

ex.)

Number of cycles Display

99 times 0

101 times 100

1100 times 1100

O After 3 seconds, the UI returns to the screen

displayed before was tapped.

Check memory

The information registered in memory and the beep settings, memory lock settings,

and maintenance guidelines are displayed every 3 seconds.

O In order to call up a particular menu number to confirm, press the Stop/Reset pad while the display is

changing, then tap

Change number

, enter the menu number and tap

Press the Start pad to display the memory contents in order starting with the memory contents for the

number called up.

Cooking menu contents

Beep settings

Memory lock

Maintenance guidelines

O The UI returns to the screen

displayed before was tapped.

Backup

(pp.42–43)

English

Various Settings

Tools

Memory lock

O To configure the memory lock settings, it is necessary to set the password beforehand. (p.50)

(Default setting: OFF)

O After the setting information has been displayed

for 3 seconds, the panel returns to the screen

displayed before was tapped.

O Input the

password set

in “Password”

(p.50), and

tap

O Select

OFF

, and tap

Notes

Q When the memory lock is ON

O If the cooking menu is selected, the cooking starts even if the Start pad is not pressed.

O The service tool’s

Backup

Device settings

, and

Network settings

cannot be selected.

In addition, the menu cannot be confirmed, edited, deleted, and so on, either.

O While the memory lock is ON, the service tool icon displayed is .

Q When the memory lock is OFF

O Press the Start pad to start cooking.

You can choose memory lock ON or OFF.

Device settings

The device’s various settings can be changed.

Beep

Q To change the loudness

(Default setting: Level 3)

O Select the loudness with

–

, and tap

Q To change the length of beep at the end of program

Beeps in three short pulses every

15 seconds

Beeps in longer pulses continuously

Beeps in one long pulse then beeps in three

longer pulses every 30 seconds

O The beep stops when you open the door.

(Default setting: Type1)

O Select the length of beep and tap

Q To change the tone pitch of the beep at the end of program

(Default setting: Normal)

O Select the tone pitch and tap

O After the setting information has been displayed for 3 seconds, the panel returns to the

screen displayed before was tapped.

It is not displayed while the memory lock is ON. Perform the operation after unlocking

the memory lock. (p.46)

English

Device settings

Beep (continued)

Q To select ON or OFF for the preheated beep

(Default setting: ON)

O Select

OFF

, and tap

Q To select ON or OFF for the door alarm

(Default setting: ON)

O Select

OFF

, and tap

Q When you want to change the tone of the beep when informing you of cleaning

(Default setting: Normal)

O Select the pitch of the sound, and tap

O After the setting information has been displayed for 3 seconds, the panel returns to the

screen displayed before was tapped.

It is not displayed while the memory lock is ON. Perform the operation after unlocking

the memory lock. (p.46)

Tools

Various Settings

LCD brightness

You can choose the brightness of the touch screen.

Bright

Dark

(Default setting: Level 3)

O After the setting information has been displayed for 3 seconds, the panel

returns to the screen displayed before was tapped.

O Select the brightness with

–

, and tap

Temperature unit

You can select the unit of temperature displayed.

(Default setting: °F)

O After the setting information has been displayed for 3 seconds, the panel

returns to the screen displayed before was tapped.

O Select

°C

°F

, and tap

Home setting

You can select from two types of home screen.

(Default setting: Picture list)

O After the setting information has been displayed for 3 seconds, the panel

returns to the screen displayed before was tapped.

O Select

Picture list

Menu number select

, and tap

Memory number digit

The number of figures, which should be entered on the home screen when “Home

setting” is set to “Menu number select”, can be changed.

The number of figures for the menu number is set to double as default

setting (100 kinds: 00–99).

You can also set single-figure (10 kinds: 0–9) or triple figures (1000 kinds:

000–999).

O After the setting information has been displayed for 3 seconds, the panel

returns to the screen displayed before was tapped.

English

Device settings

Language setting

You can select the display language.

(Default setting: English)

O After the setting information has been displayed for 3 seconds, the UI

reboots.

Notes

O Up to 2 languages can be set as display languages on this device. Set

the desired display language when you import a menu list from the

setting support tool.

O Select the language to display, and tap

Q About the device language setting

The display language’s factory setting is “English”. When setting the display language to another language, set

the device’s display language in the setting support tool, then import a menu list to this device.

For details of the setting support tool, refer to the setting support tool operating instructions.

O The setting support tool, setting support tool operating instructions, and menu list data can be downloaded

from the following website.

https://fs.panasonic.com/download/setting_support_tool_en.html

Call for cavity cleaning

You can configure the settings to display or not display a notification to perform

cleaning during start-up or after cooling.

(Default setting: ON)

O After the setting information has been displayed for 3 seconds, the panel

returns to the screen displayed before was tapped.

O Select

OFF

, and tap

Password

You can set or change the password for the memory lock settings.

O The UI returns to the screen displayed before was

tapped.

O Input the

password, and

tap

O Input the password again, and tap

O Do not forget the password.

O It is not displayed while the memory lock is ON. Perform the operation after

unlocking the memory lock. (

p.46

)

Tools

Various Settings

Initialization

Initialises the main unit’s settings.

Notes

O The changed settings all return to the factory

settings.

O The registered menu is deleted, so if required,

make sure you back up the menu list before

performing the initialisation. (p.42)

O When the initialisation is complete, the UI

automatically reboots.

O Initialisation takes approximately 1 to 2 minutes.

O Tap

Initialize

to start the initialisation.

Network settings

IP address

You can set the IP address used when connecting to the network.

Q When setting automatically

O You can confirm the contents set automatically.

O Tap

Automatic

Q When setting manually

O Tap

Manual

O Select the item you want to set, input the

setting value, and tap

DNS

You can set the DNS used when connecting to the network.

O Select the item you want to set, input the setting value, and tap

O It is not displayed while the memory lock is ON. Perform the operation after

unlocking the memory lock. (p.46)

English

Regular Maintenance

When one of the following is displayed, oven maintenance is required. Continuing to use the oven may

cause failure.

Please contact the dealer or a service agent promptly. (p.3)

O Displays until maintenance is done when the power plug is removed and reinserted or when there has been

no operation for a while. In addition, the oven will beep 6 times after completing cooking regardless of the

settings.

Display Cause

O Displays when the oven has been used for 17,500 hours.

Please contact the dealer or a service agent to replace the

parts.

O Displays when the magnetron has been used 120,000 times.

Please contact the dealer or a service agent to replace the

parts.

O The above time and number of operations is not a guarantee.

Troubleshoot following the next procedure when there is a problem.

Symptom Cause

It does not operate at all

O Is there a power outage?

O Is the breaker in the power distribution board tripped, or the

power supply plug unplugged?

O Is the home screen displayed in the control panel? If the auto

display off function is in operation, perform the operation after

the home screen is displayed by opening the door.

It does not cook correctly

O Is the cook setting, accessory, or the cook time incorrect?

O Has the oven been sufficiently preheated?

When cooking in the

microwave, the food does not

warm up

O Are you using items that reflect electromagnetic waves such as

a metal container or aluminium foil? (p.20)

There is a sound O There will be a sound of cooking starting and the fan will sound.

There is smoke or harsh odor

O A smoke or harsh odor may occur due to burning of the oil for

oven cavity protection when the heater is turned on for the first

time. Always ventilate and perform a blank baking if it concerns

you. (p.7)

There are sparks during

cooking

O A metal container can only be used in the oven when not using

microwave power. (p.20)

O Is a container containing gold or silver particles used?

O Is any metal (aluminium foil, metallic skewer, etc.) touching the

wall of the oven cavity?

O Is the oven cavity rusted? A rust may cause sparks.

The buzzer does not beep

O Is the loudness of the beep set to OFF?

The buzzer will not beep when it is set to OFF. (pp.47–48)

There is an odor or smoke

O This is not a malfunction. The catalyst reaction will lower when

the cooking temperature is low [approximately 475°F (250°C) or

lower]. Also, it may exceed the processing ability when the

amount of oil smoke generated during cooking is high.

There is a sour odor

O Depending on the food, a sour odor may occur during cooking,

but this is caused by the catalyst reaction and it is not abnormal.

Foods “explode” during

heating

O Microwave power level is too high.

Reduce power level.

O Skins of foods i.e potatoes, chicken are not pierced.

Pierce skins on foods to release pressure build up during

heating. NEVER try to boil eggs in shells.

Troubleshooting

English

Symptom Cause

Smoke appears around the

door when broiling

O Fat from foods is splashing on to the grill (broil) elements and

burning.

Stop the oven and drain away all excess fat and juices. Watch

the food carefully as it broils. Ensure the cavity ceiling and all

accessories are cleaned regularly.

The cooking result of a

certain memory cooking is

different from that of the

previous time

O Did the preheat temperature or cooking mode that were set into

memory change? (p.25)

There are drops of water in

the oven interior and on the

door.

O As it is a tightly sealed design, water drops may appear in the

oven interior or on the door due to microwave cooking, etc.

Wipe up the water with a dish cloth or similar after the oven

interior has cooled down.

Common Queries

Question Answer

Where can I obtain additional

oven accessories?

O Contact the manufacturer or the dealer from whom you

purchased the oven.

Can the oven be stacked?

O Only the same oven can be stacked. Be sure to fix with optional

parts. For details, refer to “Instruction for Stacking”. (p.10)

Can I dry tea towels and

clothes in the oven?

O No. Never put these, or similar items in your Panasonic Oven.

How often should the oven be

serviced?

O When the message referring p.55 is displayed, oven

maintenance is required. Please contact the dealer or a service

agent. (p.3) Continuing to use the oven may cause failure.

Troubleshooting

If a “U” or “F” Appears In The Display

Start all over again after checking the contents when the following display appears. Display disappears

when Stop/Reset pad is pressed.

Display Cause

U40

U41

U43

Displayed when the temperature of the electrical components

is high.

O Are you heating the oven without any food in it?

O Are you heating a small amount of food or an amount outside

that specified?

Increase the amount of food and heat it.

U140

Displayed while exchanging data with the USB memory stick,

when the USB memory stick has not been inserted, or the

main unit has not recognized the USB memory stick.

O Insert the USB memory stick.

• Are you using an unsupported file system (e.g. NTFS)?

Use a USB memory stick formatted with FAT32.

• Are you connecting to the main unit via a relay/conversion

adapter such as a USB hub?

Insert the USB memory stick directly in the USB port.

U141

Displayed when the data have not been written to the USB

memory stick.

O Check the USB memory stick.

• Is the USB memory stick configured as read-only or password-

locked?

U142

Displayed when the data have not been written to the USB

memory stick due to insufficient storage space.

O Use a USB memory stick with free storage space.

U143

Displayed when the data have not been read from the USB

memory stick.

O Check the USB memory stick.

• Is the USB memory stick password-locked?

U88

The touch screen is touched for a while.

O Has the screen been touched for 25 seconds or more?

O Is there any dirt stuck on the screen?

code e.g.

F30

etc.

If the “F” code does not disappear even after pressing the Stop/

Reset pad, pull out the plug and then plug it in again after

5 seconds.

The oven is faulty if the “F” code still appears.

Contact the dealer or a service agent. (p.3)

O We do not guarantee the behaviour of all commercially available USB memory sticks.

When to Call a Service Agent

English

If There Is Damage To The Oven

Contact a service agent immediately if you find damage to the supply cord, control panel, cavity, accessories,

or the door. It is best not to use the oven again until you have ascertained from the service agent that it is safe

to do so. Remember to give the service agent as much information as possible. (p.3)

If The Oven Is Not Working

If you find the oven is not working, follow these points before contacting a service agent. Check:

1. The oven door is closed.

2. The required function(s) have been set correctly and the Start pad pressed. (pp.24–51)

3. The memory lock has not been activated or deactivated against your requirements.

4. The oven is connected to a 20 amp outlet and the supply is operational. Try another power point, there

maybe a problem with the outlet or even a total power failure.

5. The oven is not connected to the electrical supply by means of an adaptor or extension cable.

6. The air vents are not blocked. If they are, unblock them, leave the oven for 15 minutes and then try again.

7. The “Troubleshooting” and “Common Queries” section on pp.53–54.

If the oven is still not operational, contact your service agent with all your details. (p.3)

Copyrights

Q Software

This product contains the following software.

(1) Software developed by Panasonic Corporation (below, “Panasonic”) or for Panasonic.

(2) Third party software licensed by Panasonic.

(3) Open source software licensed under the terms.

In the case of software classified under (3) above, these are distributed under the expectation that they will be

useful on their own, but we provide absolutely no warranty including no implied warranties concerning “product

fitness” or “suitability for a particular purpose”.

For the latest information, consult the Panasonic website.

When to Call a Service Agent

Specifications

Power Source 208/240 V AC, 60 Hz, Single phase

Required Power

3750 W 19 A (208 V)

17 A (240 V)

Outlet 20 A (NEMA #6-20R)

Output

Microwave 1200 W (IEC 60705)

Convection 1265 W

Grill (Broil) 1915 W

Frequency 2450 MHz

Convection Temperature Range 350–525 °F (180–280 °C)

Preheating Temperature Range

475 °F (250 °C) / 525 °F (280 °C) (Default)

Can be changed between 350–525 °F (180–280 °C) in 25 °F

increments

Net Weight Approx. 86.0 lbs. (39 kg) (including accessories)

Outer Dimensions (W×D×H) 18-

⁄16˝×22-

⁄4˝×16-

⁄32˝ (474 mm×565 mm×412 mm)

Cavity Dimensions (W×D×H) 10-

⁄8˝×13˝×4-

⁄16˝ (270 mm×330 mm×110 mm)

Specifications subject to change without notice.

Sound pressure level is less than 70 dB (A weighted).

18-

⁄16˝ (474 mm) 31-

⁄4˝ (807 mm)

22-

⁄4˝ (565 mm)

⁄4˝ (57 mm)

18-

⁄32˝ (469 mm)

16-

⁄32˝ (412 mm)

⁄32˝ (164 mm)

⁄16˝

(84 mm)

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Panasonic High Speed Oven/Microwave Oven

Limited Warranty (For USA Only)

Limited Warranty Coverage (For USA Only)

If your product does not work properly because of a defect in materials or

workmanship, Panasonic Corporation of North America (referred to as “the

warrantor”) will, for the length of the period indicated on the chart below,

which starts with the date of original purchase (“warranty period”), at its

option either (a) repair your product with new or refurbished parts, (b) replace

it with a new or a refurbished equivalent value product, or (c) refund your

purchase price. The decision to repair, replace or refund will be made by the

warrantor.

Product or

Part Name

Labor Parts

NE-SCV3N

1 Yr. 1 Yr.

* Please refer to the owner’s manual on how to use the cycle count feature.

During the “Labor” warranty period there will be no charge for labor. During

the “Parts” warranty period, there will be no charge for parts.

This warranty only applies to products purchased and serviced in the United

States. This warranty is extended only to the original purchaser of a new

product which was not sold “as is”.

Service:

On-site service in the continental U.S.A. can be obtained during the

warranty period from a Panasonic authorized service center.

In the United States call 1-877-266-6836 or please visit

https://www.panasonic.com/cmo .

IF REPAIR IS NEEDED DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD, THE

PURCHASER WILL BE REQUIRED TO FURNISH A SALES

RECEIPT/PROOF OF PURCHASE INDICATING DATE OF PURCHASE,

AMOUNT PAID AND PLACE OF PURCHASE. CUSTOMER WILL BE

CHARGED FOR THE REPAIR OF ANY UNIT RECEIVED WITHOUT SUCH

PROOF OF PURCHASE.

Limited Warranty Limits and Exclusions

This warranty ONLY COVERS failures due to defects in materials or

workmanship, and DOES NOT COVER glass, plastic parts, temperature

probes (if included) and normal wear and tear or cosmetic damage. The

warranty ALSO DOES NOT COVER damages which occurred in shipment,

or failures which are caused by products not supplied by the warrantor, or

failures which result from accidents, misuse, abuse, neglect, bug infestation,

mishandling, misapplication, alteration, faulty installation, set-up

adjustments, maladjustment of consumer controls, improper maintenance,

power line surge, lightning damage, modification, rental use of the product,

service by anyone other than an authorized servicer, or damage that is

attributable to acts of God.

THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES EXCEPT AS LISTED UNDER

“LIMITED WARRANTY COVERAGE”.

THE WARRANTOR IS NOT LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS

PRODUCT, OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY.

(As examples, this excludes damages for lost time, travel to and from the

servicer, loss of or damage to media or images, data or other memory or

recorded content. The items listed are not exclusive, but for illustration only.)

ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE

WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, ARE LIMITED TO THE PERIOD

OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY.

Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or

consequential damages, or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts,

so the exclusions may not apply to you.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other

rights which vary from state to state. If a problem with this product develops

during or after the warranty period, you may contact your dealer or Service

Center. If the problem is not handled to your satisfaction, then write to:

Panasonic Corporation of North America

Consumer Affairs Department

2 Riverfront Plaza

Newark NJ 07102-5490

PARTS AND SERVICE, WHICH ARE NOT COVERED BY THIS LIMITED

WARRANTY, ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

Statute of Limitations

No suit shall be brought on an alleged breach of The Warrantor warranty

more than one (1) year following expiration of the relevant

warranty period.

Customer Services Directory (United States Only)

For operational and technical assistance, or to locate your

nearest Dealer or Service Center, you may contact us directly

at:

1-877-CMO-OVEN (1-877-266-6836)

Monday-Friday 9am-5pm EST

Or by visiting our Web Site at:

https://www.panasonic.com/cmo

Parts/Accessory Purchases (United States Only)

Purchase Parts, Accessories and Owner’s Manual online for all

Panasonic Products by visiting our Web Site at:

https://shop.panasonic.com/support

You may also contact us directly at:

1-800-332-5368 (Phone) 1-800-237-9080 (Fax Only)

(Monday-Friday 9am-5pm EST)

As of December 2025

Panasonic Commercial

High Speed Oven/Microwave Oven

Limited Warranty

Panasonic Canada Inc. warrants this product to be free of defects in material and workmanship

and agrees to remedy such defects. This warranty covers 1 Year Parts and Labour. This

warranty coverage is from the original date of purchase. Parts may be replaced under this

warranty with new or comparable remanufactured parts. This warranty does not cover light

bulbs, glass, plastic parts, exterior or interior damage.

This warranty does not apply outside of the boundaries of Canada or to any product which has

been improperly installed, subjected to usage for which the product was not designed, misuse

or abuse, shipping damage, or which has been altered or repaired in any way that e󰀨ects the

reliability or detracts from the performance.

Panasonic Canada Inc. shall not in any case be liable for special, incidental or consequential

damages arising from breach of warranty, breach of contract, negligence, or any other legal

theory. Such damages include, but are not limited to, loss of prots or revenue, loss of use of

the Product or any associated equipment, cost of capital, cost of any substitute equipment,

facilities or services, downtime costs, or claims of customers of the Purchaser for such

damages.

WARRANTY SERVICE

“IN WARRANTY” On-site service can be obtained by contacting any Panasonic authorized

commercial microwave oven service centre. To locate an authorized service centre please refer

to your dealer. A purchase receipt or other proof of date of original purchase will be required

before warranty service is performed.

FOR YOUR PROTECTION

Complete the Warranty Registration Card and mail immediately.

STATUTORY WARRANTIES

The provisions of this additional written warranty are in addition to and not a modication of or

subtraction from the statutory warranties and other rights and remedies contained in any

applicable legislation.

CUSTOMER’S RECORD

Model No.: Serial No.: Date of Purchase:

Dealer’s Name:

Address:

City Province Postal Code

Panasonic Corporation of North America

Two Riverfront Plaza,

Newark, NJ 07102-5490

For Parts and Service:

1-877-266-6836

For Sales, Test Kitchen and Technical Support:

1-877-266-6836 (1-877-CMO-OVEN)

https://www.panasonic.com/cmo

Panasonic Canada Inc.

5770 Ambler Drive

Mississauga, Ontario

L4W 2T3

https://www.panasonic.com

Panasonic de México, S.A. de C.V.

Av. Félix Cuevas 6, Piso 3

Col. Tlacoquemecatl del Valle, Benito Juárez C.P. 03200,

Ciudad de México, México

Tel: +52 (55) 50 00 12 00

Correo:

[email protected]

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