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Inverter Melt & Soften Feature ............19
Inverter Melt & Soften Chart................20
Microwave Recipes .............................20
Timer Feature (Kitchen Timer/Stand
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Microwave Shortcuts......................22-23
Food Characteristics............................24
Cooking Techniques.......................24-25
Quick Guide to Operation....................29
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Oven Components Diagram..................9
Control Panel.......................................10
Starting to Use Your Oven ..................11
Setting the Clock .................................11
Child Safety Lock ................................11
Selecting Power & Cook Time ............12
Quick Min Feature ...............................12
Keep Warm Feature ............................12
Popcorn Feature..................................13
More/Less Feature ..............................13
Inverter Turbo Defrost Feature............14
Defrosting Tips & Techniques........14-15
Recipe Store Feature ..........................16
Sensor Reheat Feature .......................17
Sensor Cook Feature ..........................17
Sensor Cook Chart.........................18-19
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Accessory Purchases..........................26
Before Requesting Service..................27
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Specifications ......................................30
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#1 My old Panasonic has an annoying design flaw - I have to push the "power" button 7 times to reduce it to 30% power. Does this one?

You actually have to push the button 8 times to get to 30 power. It really does not take much time or effort to achieve this level of power.

#2 It looks like the buttons stick out. Are they hard to keep clean?

most of the buttons stick out about 1/4 cm. The large round button sticks out about 1 inch, however it can be pushed back in when not in use. Our whole family loves this microwave and being able to dial in exactly how much time you want is much easier than the press pads. To me all stainless steel is a little hard to keep clean--all the fingerprints show easily. The buttons themselves are not hard to keep clean. I just wipe them as I wipe the door.

#3 Why did you purchase a microwave oven instead of a toaster/oven? And where does a convection oven with a sensor fit in?

Microwave ovens heat previously cooked foods the fastest, work via dielectric heating. I like to cook on weekends and reheat food for family over the weekday to save time. It's handy for other types of cooking - melting butter & chocolate, refreshing a croissant, defrosting frozen foods, steaming vegetables, etc. I liked the Culinary Institute of America and Good Housekeeping endorsement of this particular model. Toaster oven is limited in reheating/cooking different foods. Convection oven is basically an oven with a fan and allows for faster and more evenly cooked foods (vs traditional oven). Sensor checks temperature of foods, such as in meats.