Umv 1152 Ca

Service
This manual is to be used by qualified appliance

technicians only. Maytag does not assume any
responsibility for property damage or personal
injury for improper service procedures done by
an unqualified person.
2006 This Base Manual covers general information

Refer to individual Technical Sheet
Over-the-Range for information on specific models

This manual includes, but is
not limited to the following:
Domestic UMV1152CA*
AMV1154BA*
Microwaves AMV5164BA*
AMV5164BC*
AMV5206BA*
AMV6167BD*
MMV1153BA*
MMV4205BA*
MMV5165BA*
MMV5207BA*
MMV5207BC*
JMV8166BA*
JMV8208BA*
JMV8208BC*
JMV9169BA*
16027303
June 2006
Replaces 16027128
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Important Information
Pride and workmanship go into every product to provide our customers with quality products. It is possible, however,
that during its lifetime a product may require service. Products should be serviced only by a qualified service
technician who is familiar with the safety procedures required in the repair and who is equipped with the proper tools,
parts, testing instruments and the appropriate service manual. REVIEW ALL SERVICE INFORMATION IN THE
APPROPRIATE SERVICE MANUAL BEFORE BEGINNING REPAIRS.
Important Notices for Consumers and Servicers
! WARNING
To avoid risk of serious injury or death, repairs should not be attempted by an unauthorized service personnel,
dangerous conditions (such as exposure to electrical shock) may result.
! CAUTION
Maytag will not be responsible for any injury or property damage from improper service procedures. If performing
service on your own product, assume responsibility for any personal injury or property damage which may result.
To locate an authorized servicer, please consult your telephone book or the dealer from whom you purchased this
product. For further assistance, please contact:
Customer Service Support Center
CAIR Center
Web Site Telephone Number
WWW.AMANA.COM ................................................ 1-800-843-0304
WWW.MAYTAG.COM ............................................. 1-800-688-9900
WWW.JENNAIR.COM ............................................. 1-800-536-6247
CAIR Center in Canada ........................................... 1-800-688-2002

Amana Canada Product ........................................... 1-866-587-2002
Recognize Safety Symbols, Words, and Labels
! DANGER
DANGER—Immediate hazards which WILL result in severe personal injury or death.
! WARNING
WARNING—Hazards or unsafe practices which COULD result in severe personal injury or death.
! CAUTION
CAUTION—Hazards or unsafe practices which COULD result in minor personal injury or product or property
damage.
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Table of Contents
Important Information ................................................... 2 Disassembly Procedures
Important Safety Information ........................................ 4 Grille Removal .......................................................... 31
Microwave Leakage Testing .......................................... 5 Door Assembly Removal .......................................... 31
General Information Door Disassembly ................................................... 31
Specifications ............................................................ 7 Control Panel Removal ............................................ 32
Placement of the Oven ............................................... 7 Printed Circuit Board Removal ................................ 32
Location of Model Number ......................................... 7 Control Key Panel Removal ..................................... 33
Model Identification .................................................... 7 Outer Case Removal ................................................ 33
Service ....................................................................... 7 Stirrer Assembly Removal ........................................ 33
Parts and Accessories ............................................... 7 Interlock Door Latch Switches Removal .................. 34
Asure™ Extended Service Plan ................................. 7 High Voltage Capacitor Removal .............................. 35
Radio Interference ...................................................... 7 Diode Removal ........................................................ 35
Electrical Requirements ............................................. 8 Transformer Removal .............................................. 35
Cleaning ..................................................................... 8 Replacing Fuse ....................................................... 35
Grounding Instructions ............................................... 8 Magnetron Removal ................................................. 35
Microwave Oven Description ...................................... 9 Magnetron Fan Assembly Removal .......................... 36
Troubleshooting Procedures Magnetron Thermal Fuse Removal ........................... 36
Troubleshooting Table .............................................. 10 Humidity Sensor Removal (Select Models) .............. 36
Checkout Procedure: Fuse ..................................... 11 Oven Thermostat Removal ....................................... 36
Error Code Table ..................................................... 12 Turntable Motor Removal ......................................... 37
Testing Procedures Vent Blower Removal ............................................... 37
Component Testing Procedures ............................... 13 Convection Motor and Heater Element Removal
Control Panel Sensor Test ....................................... 16 (Select Models) ................................................... 38
Power Test (Traditional Test Method) ....................... 17 Convection Heater Element Removal
Traditional Power Test Temperature Chart ............... 17 (Select Models) ................................................... 38
Touch Pads/Control Panel Light Socket Removal .............................................. 38
Switch Membrane Pinouts ............................ 18 - 30 Grille Heater Element Removal (Select Models) ....... 38
Appendix A
Installation Instructions ........................................... A-2
Appendix B
Use and Care information ........................................ B-2
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Important Safety Information
! CAUTION
Read the following information to avoid possible exposure to microwave radiation:
The basic design of the Maytag and Amana microwave 7. In the area of the transformer, capacitor, diode, and
oven makes it an inherently safe device to both use and magnetron there is HIGH VOLTAGE. When the unit is
service. However, there are some precautions which operating, keep this area clean and free of anything
should be followed when servicing the microwave oven to which could possibly cause an arc or ground, etc.
maintain this safety. These are as follows: 8. Do not for any reason defeat the interlock switches.
1. Always operate the unit from an adequately grounded There is no valid reason for this action at any time;
outlet. Do not operate on a two-wire extension cord. nor will it be condoned by Maytag.
2. Before servicing the unit (if unit is operable), perform 9. IMPORTANT: Before returning a microwave to a
the microwave leakage test. customer, check for proper switch interlock action.
3. The oven should never be operated if the door does The primary and secondary switches MUST open
not fit properly against the seal, the hinges or hinge when the door is actuated. The monitor switch MUST
bearings are damaged or broken; the choke is close at a 1/4 inch when the door is opened.
damaged, (pieces missing, etc.); or any other visible 10.Before returning a microwave to a customer, verify
damage can be noted. Check the choke area to the door spacing is reasonably uniform along the
ensure that this area is clean and free of all foreign top, bottom, and sides, and that it measures 1/8 inch
matter. or less.
4. If the oven operates with the door open and 11. The microwave oven should never be operated with:
produces microwave energy, take the following • Any components removed and/or bypassed.
steps. • Any of the safety interlocks failing.
A. Tell the user not to operate the oven. • Any of the seal surfaces failing, missing, or
B. Contact Maytag immediately. damaged.
5. Always have the oven disconnected when the outer 12.To ensure that the unit does not emit excessive
case is removed except when making the "live" tests microwave leakage and to meet the Department of
called for in the Service Manual. Do not reach into the Health Human Service guidelines, check the oven
equipment area while the unit is energized. Make all for microwave leakage using Narda Model 8100,
connections for the test and check them for tightness 8200, Holaday HI1500, HI1501 or Simpson 380M
before plugging the cord into the outlet. leakage monitor as outlined in the instructions. The
6. Always ground the capacitors on the magnetron filter maximum leakage level allowed is 4mW/cm2.
box and H. V. Capacitor with an insulated-handle 13. If servicer encounters an emission reading over
screwdriver before working in the high voltage area 4 mW/cm2 the servicer must cease repair and
of the equipment compartment. Some types of contact the Maytag Service Department immediately
failures will leave a charge in these capacitors and for further direction. Maytag will contact the proper
the discharge could cause a reflex action which Government Agency upon verification of the test
could make you injure yourself. results.

Microwave Leakage Testing
Measurement With the Outer Panel
! W ARNING Removed
Check for radiation leakage after servicing. Should the
leakage be more than 4mW/cm2 inform Maytag
immediately. After repairing or replacing any radiation
safety device, keep a written record for future Avoid contacting any high voltage components.
reference, as required by D.H.H.S. and HEW
regulations. This requirement must be strictly Whenever you replace the magnetron, measure for
observed. In addition, the leakage reading must be radiation leakage before the outer panel is installed and
recorded on the service repair ticket while in the after all necessary components are replaced or
customer’s home. adjusted. Special care should be taken in measuring
around the magnetron.
Equipment Measurement With a Fully Assembled Oven

• Electromagnetic radiation monitor After all components including the outer panel are fully
• 600 cc glass beaker assembled, measure for radiation leakage around the
door periphery, the door viewing window, the exhaust
Procedure For Measuring Radiation opening, and air inlet openings.
Leakage
Note before measuring - Record Keeping and Notification After
• Do not exceed meter full scale deflection. Leak Measurement
monitor should initially be set to the highest scale. 1. After any adjustment or repair to a microwave oven,
• To prevent false readings the test probe should be a leakage reading must be taken. Record this
held by the grip portion of the handle only. leakage reading on the repair ticket even if it is zero.
• The scan speed is equal to one inch per antenna 2. A copy of the repair ticket and the microwave
revolution or one inch per second if antenna speed is leakage reading should be kept by the repair facility.
unknown.
• Areas to be checked are all door seal areas and any
venting parts.
• Leakage with the outer panel removed...4mW/cm2 or
less.
• Leakage for fully assembled oven with door normally
closed ...4mW/cm2 or less.
• Leakage for a fully assembled oven (before the latch
switch (primary) is interrupted) while pulling the door ...
4mW/cm2 or less.
1 . Pour 275 ±15 cc (9 oz ±1/2 oz) of 20 ± 5°C
(68 ± 9°F) water in a beaker which is graduated to
600 cc and place the beaker in the center of oven.
2. Set the radiation monitor to 2450 MHz and use it
following the manufacturer’s recommended test
procedure to assure correct results.
3. While measuring the leakage, always use the two
inch (5 cm) spacer supplied with the probe.
4. Press the start pad or turn on the timer and with the
magnetron oscillating, measure the leakage by
holding the probe perpendicular to the surface being
measured.

General Information
This manual provides basic instructions and suggestions This manual contains information needed by authorized
for handling, installing , and servicing microwave ovens. service technicians to install and service the microwave
The directions, information, and warnings in this manual pertaining to this manual. There maybe, however some
are developed from experience with, and careful testing of information which needs further explanation. Refer to
the product. If the unit is installed according to the individual Installation Instructions, Use and Care,
Installation Instructions, it will operate properly and will Technical Sheets, or toll free technical support line to
require minimal servicing. A unit in proper operating order answer questions from authorized service technicians.
ensures the consumer all the benefits provided by efficient
microwave cooking.
Cooking Nomenclature
A M V 6 1 6 7 B D W
Color
A Almond on Almond
Brand B Black
A Amana C Brushed Chrome
C Magic Chef H Traditional White
G Graffer & L Traditional Almond
Sattler P Prostyle
H Hardwick Q Monochromatic Bisque
J Jenn-Air S Stainless
M Maytag T Traditional Bisque
N Norge W White on White
U Universal F Frost White (True Color White)
Y Crosley N Natural Bisque (True Color Bisque)
Listing
Fuel A UL/AGA
B Butane C CSA/CGA/CUL
D Dual Fuel D Dual Listed
E/J Electric G 220-240 V / 50-60 Hz
G Gas, Natural M Military Model
L Liquid Propane P PSB Approved
M Microwave (Singapore)
P Standing Pilot X Export 120 V / 60 Hz
X No Fuel
W Warming Drawer
Production Code
Product Type This identifies the
A Accessory/Cartridge production version.
C Cooktop Updraft/Countertop
D Downdraft Cooktop or Warming Drawer
E Eyelevel Range
G Grill
L Range (20") Feature Content
M Range (36") 1000-3999 Brands
P Drop In (24") 4000-6999 Maytag/Amana
Q Wall Oven (27") 7000-9999 Jenn Air
R Range, Free-Standing (30")
S Slide-In (30")
T Range Hood
V OTR
W Wall Oven
Y RV Range
Z RV Top

General Information
Specifications
Refer to individual Technical Sheet for specification Service
information. Keep a copy of sales receipt for future reference or in
case warranty service is required. To locate an authorized
Placement of the Oven servicer:
This microwave can be easily placed in the kitchen, family • For Amana product call 1-800-628-5782 or visit the
room, or anywhere else in the house. Place the oven on a Web Site at www.amana.com
flat surface such as a kitchen countertop or a specially • For Maytag/Jenn-Air product call 1-800-462-9824 or
designed microwave oven cart. Do not place oven above a visit the Web Sites at www.maytag.com or
gas or electric range. Free air flow around the oven is www.jennair.com
important. • For product in Canada call 1-866-587-2002 or visit the
Do Not Block Air Vents Web Sites at www.amana.com, www.maytag.com or
All air vents must be kept clear during cooking. If air vents www.jennair.com
are covered during operation the oven may overheat. In Warranty service must be performed by an authorized
this case, a sensitive thermal safety device automatically servicer. We also recommend contacting an authorized
turns the oven off. The oven will be inoperable until the servicer, if service is required after warranty expires.
oven has cooled sufficiently.
Parts and Accessories
Location of Model Number Purchase replacement parts and accessories over the
To request service information or replacement parts, the phone. To order accessories for your product call:
service center will require the complete model, serial, and • For Amana product call 1-877-232-6771 or visit the
manufacturing number of your microwave oven. The Web Site at www.amana.com
number is located inside the oven door cavity as shown in • For Maytag/Jenn-Air product call 1-800-462-9824 or
the illustration below. visit the Web Sites at www.maytag.com or
www.jennair.com
• For product in Canada call 1-866-587-2002 or visit the
Web Sites at www.amana.com, www.maytag.com or
www.jennair.com
Extended Service Plan
We offer long-term service protection for this new oven.
• Asure™ Extended Service Plan is specially designed
to supplement Amana’s strong warranty. This plan
covers parts, labor, and travel charges.
Call 1-866-232-6244 for information.
• Dependability Plus™ Extended Service Plan is
Model Identification specially designed to supplement Maytag’s and Jenn-
Complete enclosed registration card and promptly return. Air’s strong warranty. This plan covers parts, labor, and
If registration card is missing: travel charges.
• For Amana product call 1-800-843-0304 or visit the Call 1-800-925-2020 for information.
Web Site at www.amana.com
• For Maytag product call 1-800-688-9900 or visit the Radio Interference
Web Site at www.maytag.com 1. Microwave oven operation may interfere with the radio
• For Jenn-Air product call 1-800-536-6247 or visit the or TV reception.
Web Site at www.jennair.com 2. When there is interference, it may be reduced or
• For product in Canada call 1-866-587-2002 or visit the eliminated by taking the following measures:
Web Sites at www.amana.com, www.maytag.com or • Clean the door and the seal surface of the oven.
www.jennair.com • Reorient the receiving antenna of the radio or TV.
When contacting provide product information located on • Relocate the microwave oven in relation to the radio
rating plate. or TV.
Record the following: • Move the microwave away from the receiver.
Model Number: ___________________ • Plug the microwave into a different outlet so that the
Manufacturing Number: ___________________ microwave and receiver are on different branch
Serial or S/N Number: ___________________ circuits.
Date of purchase: ___________________ 3. 120 VAC, 60 Hz household outlet. Be sure the circuit
Dealer’s name and address: ___________________ is at least 15 or 20 A and the microwave oven is the
only appliance on the circuit. It is not designed for 50
Hz or any circuit other than a 120 VAC, 60 Hz circuit.
• Electrical Rating of the Oven: 120 VAC, 60 Hz.

General Information
Electrical Requirements Grounding Instructions
The oven is designed to operate on a Standard 120 VAC, This appliance must be grounded. If an electrical short
60 HZ household outlet. circuit occurs, grounding reduces the risk of electric
shock by providing an escape wire for the electric current.
Cleaning The cord for this appliance has a grounding wire with a
Before cleaning the oven, unplug the power supply cord. If grounding plug. Put the plug into an outlet that is properly
impossible, open the oven door to prevent an accidental installed and grounded.
!
oven start.
Inside of the Oven
W ARNING
Use a damp cloth to wipe out crumbs and spillovers. It is To avoid risk of electric shock, personal injury or death,
important to keep the area between door and cavity front use grounding plug properly.
clean to assure a tight seal. Remove greasy spatters with
a sudsy cloth, then rinse and dry. Do not use harsh Ask a qualified electrician if you do not understand the
detergent or abrasive cleaners. grounding instructions or if you wonder whether the
Glass Tray appliance is properly grounded.
The glass tray can be washed by hand or in the Keep the electrical power cord dry and do not pinch or
dishwasher. crush it in any way.
Control Panel
Wipe with a damp cloth followed immediately by a dry Properly Polarized and
cloth. The Child Lock feature is also useful when cleaning Grounded Outlet
the control panel. Child Lock prevents accidental
programming when wiping the control panel
(if so equipped).
Door
If steam accumulates inside or around the outside of the
oven door, wipe the panel with a soft cloth. This may
occur when the microwave oven is operated under high
humidity conditions and in no way indicates a malfunction
of the unit.
Three-Pronged (Grounding) Plug
Outside Oven Surface
Clean with damp cloth. To prevent damage to the
operating parts inside the oven, the water should not be For a permanently connected appliance: This appliance
allowed to seep into the ventilation openings. must be connected to a grounded, metallic, permanent
After cleaning the oven, be sure that the rotating ring and wiring system, or an equipment grounding conductor
the glass tray are in the right position. Press the STOP/ should be run with the circuit conductors and connected
CLEAR pad twice to reset any accidental key setting. to the equipment grounding terminal or lead on the
appliance.

General Information
Microwave Oven Description

Troubleshooting Procedures
! WARNING
To avoid risk of electrical shock, personal injury, or death, disconnect power to microwave oven and discharge the
high-voltage capacitor before servicing, unless testing requires power.
! CAUTION
• Verify proper grounding before checking for trouble.
• Be careful of the high voltage circuit.
• Discharge the high voltage capacitor.
• When checking the continuity of the switches or of the high voltage transformer, disconnect one lead wire from
these parts and then check continuity with the AC plug removed. To do otherwise may result in a false reading
or damage to your meter.
• Do not touch any part of the circuit on the printed circuit board, since static electric discharge may damage the
control panel. Always touch yourself to ground while working on this panel to discharge any static charge built
up in your body.
Troubleshooting Table
Symptom Cause Correction
Microwave oven does not work, no 1. Open or loose wire harness. If thermal (magnetron) cutout is
display, fuse is OK. 2. Open thermal (magnetron) cutout. defective, check fan motor.
3. Open low voltage transformer. If low voltage transformer is
4. Defective PCB assembly. defective, check PCB assembly.
Microwave oven does not work, no 1. Open or loose wire harness. Check adjustment of primary,
display, fuse is blown. 2. Defective primary latch switch.* interlock monitor and door
3. Defective monitor switch.* sensing switches.
4. Shorted high voltage capacitor.* Check power relay.
5. Shorted high voltage transformer.*
*NOTES: If any primary, interlock monitor or door sensing switches are defective, replace all at the same time.
If power relay contacts measure continuity, replace also.
If high voltage transformer is replaced, check diode and magnetron also.
Microwave oven does not accept 1. Key input is not in-sequence. Refer to operation instructions.
key input (touch pad input). 2. Open or loose connection between Check connection between key
key pad and PCB assembly. pad and PCB assembly.
3. Shorted or open key pad. Replace key pad membrane.
4. Defective PCB assembly. Replace PCB assembly.
Microwave oven timer operational, 1. Latch switches not aligned. Adjust latch switches.
but microwave does not oscillate 2. High voltage circuit loose connection Check connections to high
(rotate). (magnetron filament circuit). voltage circuits (magnetron).
3. Defective high voltage components. Check transformer, capacitor,
4. Power relay wiring open or loose. diode and magnetron fuse.
5. Primary latch switch defective. Check power relay wiring.
6. Power relay or PCB assembly Replace power relay or PCB
defective. assembly.
Microwave oven lamp and fan 1. Primary latch switch misadjusted or Adjust door and latch switches.
motor activate. loose.
2. Primary latch switch defective. Replace all latch/door switches.
Microwave oven is programmable, 1. Secondary interlock open or loose Adjust door and latch switches.
but timer does not work. wiring.
2. Primary interlock switch misadjusted. Adjust door and latch switches.
3. Secondary interlock switch defective. Replace all latch/door switches.
Microwave oven output is low; 1. Decrease in power source voltage. Home voltage fluctuations.
microwave oven takes a long time 2. High voltage circuit loose connection Check/replace magnetron.
to cook food. (magnetron filament circuit).
3. Magnetron aging. Check/replace magnetron.

! WARNING
Symptom Cause Correction

Microwave oven fan motor 1. Door sensing switch loose connector. Check connector and wiring of
engages when power cord is 2. Door sensing switch loose wires. door sensing switch.
plugged in.
Microwave oven does not operate, 1. Check input voltage. Make sure house outlet works.
oven not in standby mode when 2. Defective PCB assembly. Replace PCB assembly.
power cord is plugged in.
Microwave oven emitting a loud, 1. Fan and/or fan motor loose. Check fan and/or fan motor.
buzzing noise. 2. High voltage transformer loose. Check high voltage transformer.
3. High voltage diode shorted. Replace high voltage diode.
Microwave oven turntable motor 1. Turntable motor wiring loose/open. Check wiring of turntable motor.
does not rotate. 2. Defective turntable motor. Replace turntable motor.
Microwave oven stops during 1. Open or loose wiring of primary Adjust door and latch switches.
cooking operation. interlock switch. Allow microwave oven to cool to
2. Open thermal (magnetron) cutout. determine if magnetron TCO is
defective. Replace if necessary.
Microwave oven emits sparks 1. Metallic ware or cooking dishes Do not use cookware with
when cooking. touching on the oven wall. metallic trimming or gold/silver
2. Ceramic ware trimmed with gold or powder.
silver powder.
Microwave oven cooks unevenly. 1. Uneven intensity of microwave due Cover food with plastic wrap or
to microwave characteristics. cover food with a lid.
2. Microwave cavity dirty. Clean microwave cavity.
Microwave oven turntable emits 1. Turntable motor loose. Tighten screws securing motor.
noise when operating. 2. Turntable motor defective. Replace turntable motor.
Checkout Procedure: Fuse

PROBLEM CAUSE
Fuse blows immediately after door is closed. Improper operation of the primary interlock and secondary
Fuse blows immediately after door is opened. interlock switches and/or interlock monitor switch.
Fuse blows when door is closed and START Malfunction of high voltage transformer; high voltage capacitor
key is touched. including diode, magnetron, blower motor or circuit board.
NOTES: Replace blown fuse with 20 Amp fuse.

If the fuse is blown due to an improper switch operation, replace all interlock switches, PCB Ass’y and the
fuse simultaneously, and ensure they are connected properly.
Check for microwave energy leakage after replacing interlock and monitor switches.

! WARNING
Error Code Table

Error Code Explanation Possible Cause
SE Keypad shorted 10 seconds or longer. Sticky keypad(s).
E03 Convection motor or convection heater open. Motor and/or heater unplugged, wiring or PCB
assembly.
E11 Gas sensor open error. Sensor unplugged, wiring or PCB assembly.
E12 Gas sensor short error. Sensor unplugged, wiring or PCB assembly.
E13 T1 Max time error (oven did not preheat properly). PCB assembly.
E21 Thermal sensor open error. Sensor unplugged, wiring or PCB assembly.
E22 Thermal sensor short error. Sensor unplugged, wiring or PCB assembly.
PREHEAT did not reach preset temperature within 30 Convection heater or grill heater unplugged, wiring
E23
minutes. Preheat cycle canceled. or PCB assembly.
E24 Microwave temperature reaches 500° F (260° C) in Thermal or gas sensor, wiring or PCB assembly.
overheat condition. Microwave cancels all functions.
E61 Sensor open error. Sensor unplugged, wiring or PCB assembly.
E62 Sensor shorted error. Sensor shorted or PCB assembly.
E63 T1 Max Time error. PCB assembly.

Testing Procedures
! WARNING
To avoid risk of electrical shock, personal injury or death; disconnect power to microwave oven and discharge the
high voltage capacitor before servicing, unless testing requires power.
Component Testing Procedures

Illustration Component Test Procedure Results
High voltage Discharge Capacitor
transformer Disconnect connector and measure
continuity with meter on R x 1 scale:
Secondary ......................................... Approx. 118-123 Ω.
120 V
Secondary Filament ............................................ Continuity.
Primary
Primary (High & Low) ........................ Less than 1 Ω.
(Measure at room temp., or 70° F/ 22° C.)
Filament Measure continuity with meter on "High"
0V
JMV9169BA*, scale: Primary winding to ground................. Infinite Ω.
JMV8166BA* Filament winding to ground ............... Infinite Ω.
120 V
Primary
0V
AMV6167BD* scale: Primary winding to ground................. Infinite Ω.
Filament winding to ground ............... Infinite Ω.
120 V
Primary
MMV5207B**, 0V
scale: Primary winding to ground................. Infinite Ω.
JMV8208B**, Filament winding to ground ............... Infinite Ω.
MMV4205BA*
120 V
Primary
0V
AMV5164BC* scale: Primary winding to ground................. Infinite Ω.
Filament winding to ground ............... Infinite Ω.
120 V
Primary
Primary.............................................. Less than 1 Ω.
(Measure at room temp, or 70° F/ 22° C.)
AMV5164BA*, 0V
scale: Primary winding to ground................. Infinite Ω.
MMV5165BA*, Filament winding to ground ............... Infinite Ω.
AMV1154BA*,
MMV1153BA*,
UMV1152CA*
Lamp receptacle Test continuity of receptacle terminals ........... Continuity when known good bulb is
inserted.

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

Low voltage Remove low voltage transformer from control
transformer circuit board and check:
(Measure at room temp., or 68° F/20° C.)
Between pins 1 and 2 (Input).................... Approx. 128 Ω..
Between pins 4 and 5 (19v output) ........... Approx. 2 Ω..
Between pins 6 and 7 (7.0v output) .......... Approx. 2 Ω..
AMV5164BC*, (Measure at room temp., or 68° F/20° C.)
MMV5165BA* Between pins 1 and 2 (Input).................... Approx. 243 Ω..
Between pins 4 and 5 (19v output) ........... Approx. 11 Ω..
AMV5164BA*, (Measure at room temp., or 68° F/20° C.)
AMV1154BA*, Between pins 1 and 2 (Input).................... Approx. 379 Ω..
MMV1153BA*, Between pins 4 and 5 (19v output) ........... Approx. 11 Ω..
UMV1152CA* Between pins 7 and 8 (2.7v output) .......... Approx. 2 Ω..
Magnetron Discharge Capacitor Between Terminals: Less than 1 Ω.
Each Terminal to Ground: Infinite Ω..
Remove wires from magnetron and connect NOTE: This test is not conclusive. If
ohmmeter to terminals. Also check between microwave oven does not heat and all
each terminal and ground. other components test good, replace the
magnetron and retest.
High Voltage Discharge Capacitor Between Terminals: Meter should
Capacitor Remove wires from capacitor terminals and momentarily indicate continuity, then 9
connect ohmmeter, set on highest resistance MΩ (deflection). A steady 9 MΩ indicates
scale to terminals. an open capacitor. Steady continuity
indicates a shorted capacitor. In either
Check resistance between each terminal and case, replace capacitor.
capacitor case. .................................................. Infinite Ω.
High Voltage Diode Discharge Capacitor
Infinite resistance should be measured in
Remove diode lead from capacitor and one direction and several hundred KΩ in
connect ohmmeter. the opposite direction.
NOTE: Ohmmeter must contain a battery
Reverse leads for second test. of 6 volts minimum.
Power Control Relay Disconnect the leads. Place water in the Cycle On Cycle Off
microwave oven and select power levels 1 Power Level
(Continuity) (Open)
through 10. Press the START pad. Check 1 4 sec 26 sec
continuity between the terminals of the relays ... 2 7 sec 23 sec
3 10 sec 20 sec
4 13 sec 17 sec
5 16 sec 14 sec
6 19 sec 11 sec
7 22 sec 8 sec
8 25 sec 5 sec
9 28 sec 2 sec
10 30 sec 0 sec
Grill heater element Remove all wires from heater.

JMV9169BA*, Measure resistance across terminals ................ Approx. 15-25 Ω (70° F, 20° C).
JMV8166BA*,
AMV6167BD*

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

Convection heater element Remove all wires from heater.
JMV9169BA*, Measure resistance across terminals .......... Approx. 15-25 Ω (70° F, 20° C).
JMV8166BA*,
AMV6167BD*
Convection motor Remove all wires from motor.
JMV9169BA*, Measure resistance across coil.................... Approx. 14.5 - 17 Ω.
JMV8166BA*,
AMV6167BD*
Primary interlock switch test Measure resistance between
(Bottom switch) terminals 1 and 2:
1
Door Open................................................... Open (Infinite).
Door Closed ................................................ Continuity.
2
Secondary interlock switch Measure resistance between

test terminals 1 and 2:
(Top switch) Door Open................................................... Open (Infinite).
Door Closed ................................................ Continuity.
Interlock monitor switch test Measure resistance between

(Middle switch) terminals 1 and 2:
1 Door Open................................................... Continuity.
2
Door Closed ................................................ Open (Infinite).
B A Fan motor Remove all wires from motor.

C
MMV4205BA*, AMV5206BA*,
MMV5207BA, JMV8208B**, Measure resistance ..................................... Approx. 28 - 35 Ω.
JMV9169BA*, JMV8166BA*,
AMV6167BD* Infinite or several, motor is defective.
Stirrer Motor Measure voltage across terminals ............... Approx. 120 VAC.
UMV1152CA*, AMV1154BA*, Measure resistance across terminals .......... Approx. 3 to 4 Ω.
AMV5164BA*, MMV1153BA*,
MMV5165BA*
Stirrer Motor Measure voltage across terminals ............... Approx. 120 VAC.
Measure resistance across terminals .......... Approx. 108 to 132 kΩ.
Turntable Motor Measure voltage across terminals ............... Approx. 120 VAC.
UMV1152CA*, AMV1154BA*, Measure resistance across terminals .......... Approx. 3 to 4 Ω.
AMV5164BA*, MMV1153BA*,
MMV5165BA*
Turntable Motor Measure voltage across terminals ............... Approx. 120 VAC.
Measure resistance across terminals .......... Approx. 108 to 132 kΩ.
Damper Motor Measure voltage across terminals ............... Approx. 120 VAC.
JMV9169BA*, JMV8166BA*, Measure resistance across terminals .......... Approx. 3 to 4 kΩ.
AMV6167BD*
Louvre Motor Measure voltage across terminals ............... Approx. 120 VAC.
JMV8208B**, JMV9169BA*, Measure resistance across terminals .......... Approx. 3100 to 3900 kΩ.
JMV8166BA*, AMV6167BD*

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

Ventilation Motor Discharge Capacitor
JMV8166BA*, AMV6167BD* Remove two wires to run capacitor and
measure resistance across the wires ........... Approx. 75 Ω. (Tests all 3 windings.)
Ventilation Motor Discharge Capacitor

JMV9169BA* Remove two wires to run capacitor and
measure resistance across the wires ........... Approx. 25 Ω. (Tests all 3 windings.)
Vent Blower Motor (run) Discharge Capacitor Between Terminals: Meter should
Capacitor momentarily indicate several ohms,
Remove one wire from capacitor terminals then return to infinity (deflection). If
and connect ohmmeter. Set on highest no deflection occurs, or if continuous
resistance scale. deflection occurs, replace capacitor.
Terminal to Case: Infinite resistance.
Cavity (Flame Sensor) Disconnect all wires from TCO. Non–resetable.
Thermal Cut-Out Measure resistance across terminals .......... Open: ..... 212° F (100° C).
(Thermostat)
Cavity (Flame Sensor) Disconnect all wires from TCO. Resetable.

Thermal Cut-Out Measure resistance across terminals ........... Open: ..... 302° F (150° C).
(Thermostat) Closed: .. 140° F (60° C).
Cavity (Flame Sensor) Disconnect all wires from TCO. Non–resetable.
Thermal Cut-Out Measure resistance across terminals .......... Open: ..... 248° F (120° C).
(Thermostat)
Magnetron Thermal Cut-Out Disconnect all wires from TCO. Resetable.

(Thermostat) Measure resistance across terminals. .......... Open: ..... 302° F (150° C).
Closed: .. 140° F (60° C).
Hood Thermal Cut-Out Disconnect all wires from TCO. Resetable.
(Thermostat) Measure resistance across terminals ........... Open: ..... 158° F (70° C). Vent fan
NOTE: This TCO only works in an engaged.
overheat condition. Otherwise, it will Closed: .. 104° F (40° C). Vent fan
measure "open" when testing. disengaged.
Bottom Thermal Cut-Out Disconnect all wires from TCO. Non–resetable.
(Thermostat) Measure resistance across terminals. .......... Open: ..... 248° F (120° C).
Sensor Remove the red and black wires, connect

meter to red and black wires and measure
continuity...................................................... 30 Ω.
NOTE: Do not connect the meter to the
white and orange wires, as this may
damage the sensor.
Control Panel Sensor Test

Sensor Test Apply power to microwave for 5 minutes.
Press AUTO DEFROST and REHEAT
pads simultaneously and monitor display
for V-Out value ............................................. Less than 6 .......... Sensor failure.
NOTE: Press AUTO DEFROST and 15 to 185.............. Normal.
POPCORN pads for model AMV6167BD*. More than 213...... Sensor failure.
Sensor Test Apply power to microwave for 5 minutes.
AMV5164B**, Press AUTO DEFROST and REHEAT
1 MMV5165BA* pads simultaneously and monitor display
2
for V-Out value ............................................. Less than 10 .......... Sensor failure.
3
10 to 150................ Normal.
More than 150........ Sensor failure.

Testing Procedures
! WARNING
Power Test (Traditional Test Method)

Test equipment required is Amana power test kit R0157397 (Fahrenheit), or
Menumaster power test kit M95D5 (Celsius).
1. Fill the plastic container to the 1000 ml. line with cool tap water.
2. Using the thermometer; stir the water, measure, and record the water temperature.
Initial water temperature should be approximately 60° F (16° C).
3. Place container on the center of the oven shelf and heat the water for
33 seconds for ovens with more than 1550 watts or 63 seconds for ovens with less than 1550 watts.
NOTE: Use a watch second hand, not the oven timer.
4. Stir the water, measure and record the temperature of the water after heating time is complete.
5. Subtract the starting water temperature (Step 2), from the ending water temperature (Step 4) to obtain the
temperature rise (∆T).
6. See the Traditional Power Test Temperature Chart below.
NOTES: • The IEC-705 test method requires precision measurements and equipment. It is not practical to
perform the IEC test in the field. To convert the traditional power test results to the approximate IEC-
705 rating, take the traditional power test results and add 100 watts per magnetron for the unit being
tested.
Example: 850 watts output using the traditional power test
+ 100 watts (1 magnetron X 100 watts)
950 Approximate IEC-705 results
• Always perform power test three times for accuracy, changing the water after each test is performed.
• Variation or errors in the test procedure will cause a variance in the temperature rise. Additional power
tests should be made if temperature rise appears marginal.
• Low line voltage will cause lower temperature rise.
Traditional Power Test Temperature Chart

SIXTY-THREE (63) SECONDS run time chart for units less than 1550 watts cooking power
Fahrenheit Celsius
∆T Cooking ∆T Cooking ∆T Cooking ∆T Cooking
(° F) Power Output (° F) Power Output (° C) Power Output (° C) Power Output
16 620 23 891 7 490 15 1050
17 659 24 930 8 560 16 1120
18 697 25 969 9 630 17 1190
19 736 26 1007 10 700 18 1260
20 775 27 1046 11 770 19 1330
21 814 28 1085 12 840 20 1400
22 852 29 1124 13 910 21 1470
14 980 22 1540

Testing Procedures
! WARNING
Component Test Procedure Results

Touch Pad/Control Removal of Touch Pad Trace Measurement
Panel Pad/Control Panel is 1 2 & 12 Continuity
required to perform test. 2 3 & 12 Continuity
Check for continuity. 3 4 & 12 Continuity
4 5 & 12 Continuity
UMV1152CA* When touched: Less than 5 6 & 12 Continuity
400 Ω. 6 1 & 13 Continuity
When not touched: More 7 2 & 13 Continuity
than 1 mega Ω. 8 3 & 13 Continuity
9 4 & 13 Continuity
0 1 & 12 Continuity
Enter/Start 1&9 Continuity
Add 30 Seconds 2&9 Continuity
Popcorn 3&9 Continuity
Baked Potato 4&9 Continuity
Vent Hi/Lo/Off 6&9 Continuity
Reheat 2 & 10 Continuity
Auto Defrost 3 & 10 Continuity
Power Level 4 & 10 Continuity
Light Hi/Lo/Off 6 & 10 Continuity
Stop Clear 1 & 11 Continuity
Clock 2 & 11 Continuity
Kitchen Timer 3 & 11 Continuity
Sound On/Off 4 & 11 Continuity
Vegetables 6 & 11 Continuity
Cook 5 & 13 Continuity
Pizza Slice 6 & 13 Continuity
4 5 & 12 Continuity
MMV1153BA* When touched: Less than 5 6 & 12 Continuity
9 4 & 13 Continuity
0 1 & 12 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

4 5 & 12 Continuity
AMV1154BA* When touched: Less than 5 6 & 12 Continuity
9 4 & 13 Continuity
0 1 & 12 Continuity
4 5 & 16 Continuity
AMV5164BA* When touched: Less than 5 4 & 16 Continuity
9 7 & 15 Continuity
0 9 & 16 Continuity
Option 2 & 10 Continuity
Baked Potato 6 & 12 Continuity
Popcorn 7 & 12 Continuity
1 Pound Defrost 9 & 12 Continuity
Add 30 Seconds 4 & 13 Continuity
Light Timer 6 & 13 Continuity
Control Setup 7 & 13 Continuity
Turntable On/Off 8 & 13 Continuity
Custom Program 3 & 14 Continuity
Enter/Start 5 & 14 Continuity
Stop/Clear 4 & 15 Continuity
Vent Hi/Lo/Off 6 & 15 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

4 5 & 16 Continuity
9 7 & 15 Continuity
0 9 & 16 Continuity
5 Speed 3 & 10 Continuity
On/Off 4 & 10 Continuity
Delay Off 3 & 13 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

4 3 & 15 Continuity
9 5 & 14 Continuity
0 7 & 15 Continuity
Beverage 3 & 11 Continuity
Enter Start 3 & 13 Continuity
Snacks 4 & 13 Continuity
Kids Meals 5 & 13 Continuity
Soften/Melt 6 & 13 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

AMV5206BA* 4 3 & 15 Continuity
When touched: Less than 5 2 & 15 Continuity
9 5 & 14 Continuity
0 7 & 15 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

MMV5207BA* 4 3 & 15 Continuity
When touched: Less than 5 2 & 15 Continuity
9 5 & 14 Continuity
0 7 & 15 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

4 3 & 15 Continuity
JMV8208BA* When touched: Less than 5 2 & 15 Continuity
9 5 & 14 Continuity
0 7 & 15 Continuity
Kids Meals 5& 13 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

Removal of Touch Pad Trace Measurement
Touch Panel/Control Panel Pad/Control Panel is 0 5 & 13 Continuity
required to perform 1 6 & 12 Continuity
test. 2 5 & 12 Continuity
AMV6167BD* 3 4 & 12 Continuity
5 2 & 12 Continuity
When touched: 6 9 & 13 Continuity
Less than 400 Ω. 7 8 & 13 Continuity
8 7 & 13 Continuity
When not touched: 9 6 & 13 Continuity
More than 1 mega Ω. Control Setup 2 & 10 Continuity
Combination Cooking 6 & 10 Continuity
Convection 8 & 10 Continuity
Micro. Convection 4 & 11 Continuity
Auto Cook 6 & 11 Continuity
Sensor Cook 9 & 11 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

Touch Panel/Control Pad/Control Panel is 0 5 & 13 Continuity
Panel required to perform 1 6 & 12 Continuity
test. 2 5 & 12 Continuity
3 4 & 12 Continuity
JMV8166BA* Check for continuity. 4 3 & 12 Continuity
5 2 & 12 Continuity
8 7 & 13 Continuity
More than 1 mega Ω. Control Setup 2 & 10 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

Touch Panel/Control Pad/Control Panel is 0 5 & 13 Continuity
Panel required to perform test. 1 6 & 12 Continuity
2 5 & 12 Continuity
JMV9169BA* 4 3 & 12 Continuity
7 8 & 13 Continuity
More than 1 mega Ω. 9 6 & 13 Continuity
Broil 7 & 10 Continuity
Auto Broil 3 & 11 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

4 5 & 16 Continuity
AMV5164BC* When touched: Less than 5 4 & 16 Continuity
9 7 & 15 Continuity
0 9 & 16 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

4 3 & 15 Continuity
MMV5207BC* When touched: Less than 5 2 & 15 Continuity
9 5 & 14 Continuity
0 7 & 15 Continuity

Testing Procedures
! WARNING

4 3 & 15 Continuity
JMV8208BC* When touched: Less than 5 2 & 15 Continuity
9 5 & 14 Continuity
0 7 & 15 Continuity

Disassembly Procedures
To avoid risk of electrical shock, personal injury or
death; disconnect power to microwave oven and
! W ARNING discharge the high voltage capacitor before performing
any disassembly procedures.
High voltage is present at the high voltage terminal of the 3. To place door back on unit, place bottom pin into hole
high voltage transformer during any cooking cycle. first and then align the top pin. Once pins are aligned
It is neither necessary or advisable to attempt push door downward to lock into place.
measurement of the high voltage. 4. Replace front grille to complete assembly.
Before touching any oven components or wiring, always
unplug the oven from its power source and discharge
capacitor.
Grille Removal
The top full-width grille is removable for service to some
components, such as: humidity sensor, oven light, door
removal, flame sensor, vent motor capacitor, fuse,
control panel, and stirrer motor (some models).
Grille Removal
1. Disconnect power to oven.
2. Remove screws located in front on top of microwave
securing grille.
Door Disassembly
1. Disconnect power to oven and remove oven door, see
"Door Removal" procedure.
2. Pry away choke cover, by placing a tool in the upper
right corner of the door and gently prying outward on
the choke cover. Continue to work around the door
casing until choke cover is completely loose.
! CAUTION
To avoid property damage, care must be taken when
prying choke cover from oven door.
3. Pull outward on the top portion of the grille releasing
the tabs.
3. Slide latch assembly upward and to the left to release
4. Reassemble in reverse order.
plastic tabs from door frame. Once latch assembly is
loose the spring may be disconnected from the door
Door Assembly Removal frame.
4. Remove screws securing door frame assembly to
! CAUTION door panel.
5. Remove door frame assembly by releasing tabs
A microwave leakage test must be performed anytime
around entire door panel.
a door assembly is removed, replaced, disassembled
6. Remove door handle by removing screws securing
or adjusted for any reason.
handle to door panel.
NOTE: The door handle can only be reinstalled by
Door Removal guiding the top and bottom insertion points into
1. Disconnect power to oven and remove grille, see the correct receiving slots. It is impossible to
"Grille Removal" procedure. reinstall the door handle "upside-down."
2. Open the oven door, slowly raise the door evenly,
7. Remove door glass by releasing tab securing door
disengaging the pins at the top and bottom.
glass baffle. Remove baffle, then slide door glass to
NOTE: When aligning the door for assembly, the door the right slightly, then push the door glass upward to
must be opened as much as possible. release the glass from the track.

!
W A RN ING discharge the high voltage capacitor before performing
Printed Circuit Board Removal
The circuit board is located at the top on back of the
control panel.
! CAUTION P.C. Board Removal

A microwave leakage test must be performed anytime 1. Disconnect oven power and remove grille, see "Grille
a door assembly is removed, replaced, disassembled, Removal" procedure.
or adjusted for any reason. 2. Remove control panel, see "Control Panel Removal"
procedure.
Control Panel Removal 3. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage
The control panel is made up of several components, Capacitor Removal" procedure.
such as a printed circuit board and touch panel. 4. Disconnect ribbon connector by sliding top part of
1. Disconnect oven power and remove grille, see "Grille connector upward. Once in released position remove
Removal" procedure. ribbon from connector by siding ribbon side-to-side.
2. Remove screw located at the top of touch panel. Lift NOTE: Caution should be used when removing cable
control panel up and out to release bottom tab from connector. Ribbon cable has two holes
connections. which connector locks ribbon in place.
3. Place control panel on a flat surface.
5. Disconnect and mark the wire connectors from
circuit board.
6. Remove screws securing circuit board to control
Control Panel/Switch Membrane Disassembly panel assembly.
NOTE: Do not flex circuit board.

Control Key Panel Removal
The key panel has one ribbon connection on the circuit Vent plate
board.
The key panel pads can be checked through a continuity
test. Operations of key pad can be checked by
Power cord cover
measuring connections at end of ribbon, using high
ohms scale.
Door
Plastic fastener
Mounting
Hook plate
Outter case
Holes
Vent grille
Controller
F.P.C.
connector Stirrer Assembly Removal
Motor driven antenna assembly is located at the top of
Terminal the cavity, using a top feed wave guide.
socket
Stirrer Blade Removal
1. Disconnect power to oven and open the oven door.
Control Key Panel Removal 2. Carefully pry downward on the plastic rivets securing
1. Disconnect power to microwave oven. the stirrer cover.
2. Remove control panel, see "Control Panel Removal" 3. Rotate slightly and pull down on stirrer fan cover .
procedure. 4. Reassemble in reverse order.
3. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage
Capacitor Removal" procedure.
4. Disconnect ribbon connector by sliding top part of
connector upward. Once in released position remove
ribbon from connector by sliding ribbon side-to-side.
NOTE: Caution should be used when removing cable
from connector. Ribbon cable has two holes
which connector locks ribbon in place.
5. Peel failed key pad off and replace with new key pad.
Outer Case Removal

NOTE: This procedure requires removal of unit.
1. Disconnect power to oven and remove grille, see
"Grille Removal" procedure.
2. Remove oven door see "Door Removal" procedure.
3. Remove screws securing air duct to outer case.
4. Remove screws securing outer case to chassis.
5. Remove screws securing vent plate to outer case.
6. Remove screw securing power cord cover to outer
case and remove power cord cover (if equipped).
7. Slide outer case towards the rear of the unit, guide
power cord though outer case power cord hole.
8. Place outer case in a safe location.

!
Interlock Door Latch Switches Removal Adjusting Interlocks
Primary switch is operated by the top latch pawl. The interlock monitor and primary switches act as a final
safety switch, protecting the operator from microwave
Interlock Switch Removal
energy. After adjusting the interlock switches, verify
1. Disconnect power to oven and remove control panel,
connections are correctly connected.
see "Control Panel Removal" procedure.
2. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage For door fit and switch operation, switch housing is
Capacitor Removal" procedure. adjustable.
3. Test interlock switches before removing, see Testing 1. Disconnect power to oven and remove control panel,
Procedures. see "Control Panel Removal" procedure.
4. Disconnect and label wire connections. 2. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage
5. Remove interlock switch. Capacitor Removal" procedure.
3. Loosen switch housing mounting screws on vertical
flange.
4. Close oven door, move latch board upward toward the
top of the oven and/or away from the door latch until
Latch Board
gaps are less than 1/64–inch (0.5 mm).
5. Hold latch board securely for proper switch operation
and door fit, retighten screws.
6. Open the oven door slowly, watching the switches.
Secondary Interlock Switch Verify switches release in the following order.
• Primary interlock switch
• Secondary interlock switch
• Monitor interlock switch
NOTE: Adjust the latch board until all switches operate
in proper sequence.
7. Close the oven door slowly, watching the switches.
Verify switches active in the following order.
• Monitor interlock switch
• Secondary interlock switch
• Primary interlock switch
8. When proper sequence of switch has been achieved,
tighten the latch board securely.
Monitor Interlock Switch
! CAUTION
A microwave leakage test must be preformed anytime
a door assembly is removed, replaced, disassembled
or adjustment of latch board is made.
Primary Interlock Switch
! CAUTION
Before replacing a blown monitor fuse, test the
primary interlock switch, secondary interlock switch,
monitor switch, and power relay contacts for proper
operation. If the monitor fuse is blown by a failed
switch operation, all switches and printed circuit board
must be replaced.

High Voltage Capacitor Removal Fuse Removal
High voltage capacitor should always be discharged by 1. Disconnect power and remove grille, see "Grille
shorting a terminal to a chassis ground. The capacitor Removal" procedure.
has a internal "shunt" resistor, but the mechanical 2. Remove and replace fuse and reassemble in reverse
discharge should always be performed to avoid personal order.
injury.
High Voltage Capacitor Removal ! CAUTION
1. Disconnect power to oven and remove control panel, Before replacing a blown monitor fuse, test the
see "Control Panel Removal" procedure. primary interlock switch, secondary interlock switch,
2. Discharge high voltage capacitor by connecting a monitor switch, and power relay contacts for proper
jumper wire to the terminal of high voltage capacitor operation. If the monitor fuse is blown by a failed
with the diode connected to it. Connect the other switch operation, all switches and printed circuit board
end of the jumper wire to a well insulated screwdriver must be replaced.
and touch a nearby chassis ground screw.
3. Remove screws that secure capacitor and diode.
4. Slide capacitor mounting bracket out of the slots and Magnetron Removal
pull outward on capacitor, diode and bracket. Magnetron is mounted on the side of the cavity to
5. Reassemble in reverse order. provide a top feed single waveguide.
1. Disconnect power to oven and remove grille, see
Diode Removal "Grille Removal" procedure.
The diode is located next to the high voltage capacitor. 2. Remove control panel, see "Control Panel Removal"
procedure.
1. Disconnect power to oven and remove control panel, 3. Remove outer case, see "Outer Case Removal"
see "Control Panel Removal" procedure. procedure.
2. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage 4. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage
Capacitor Removal" procedure. Capacitor Removal" procedure.
3. Disconnect diode wire terminal from high voltage 5. Remove screws securing magnetron to wave guide.
capacitor and remove screw securing diode to 6. Carefully remove the magnetron.
ground. 7. Reassemble in reverse order.
Transformer Removal
High voltage transformer can be serviced through the
front of the unit.
Transformer Removal
see "Control Panel Removal" procedure.
2. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage
Capacitor Removal" procedure.
3. Disconnect and label wire leads from transformer.
4. Remove screws securing transformer and remove out
through the front.
NOTE: When replacing the magnetron, make sure the
Replacing Fuse gasket is in the correct position and in good
The fuse is located behind the grille in line with the condition.
power cord on the right side of the unit.
! CA UTION
During replacement of magnetron, be certain the R.F.
anode gasket is in place around anode stud.

!
! W ARNING see "Control Panel Removal" procedure.
A microwave leakage test must be performed anytime 2. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage
a magnetron assembly is removed, replaced, Capacitor Removal" procedure.
disassembled or adjusted for any reason. 3. Remove outer case, see "Outer Case Removal"
procedure.
4. Remove screws securing sensor to air duct.
Magnetron Fan Assembly Removal 5. Disconnect wire terminal; replace with new sensor.
Magnetron fan motor provides cool air circulation from 6. Reassemble in reverse order.
an external air source, which provides direct cool air
through air vanes surrounding the magnetron. This
assembly is located above the magnetron.
1. Follow steps 1 through 5 of "Magnetron Removal"
procedure.
2. Remove fan blade from fan motor.
3. Remove screws securing fan motor to air duct.
4. Label and disconnect wires from fan motor and lift
assembly out.
Magnetron Thermal Fuse Removal

NOTE: Thermal fuse is not resettable.
see "Control Panel Removal" procedure. Oven Thermostat Removal
2. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage The oven thermostat is on the air duct assembly.
Capacitor Removal" procedure. The thermostat is a resettable thermostat.
3. Remove outer case, see "Outer Case Removal" 1. Disconnect power to oven and remove control panel,
procedure. see "Control Panel Removal" procedure.
4. Label and disconnect wire terminals. 2. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage
5. Remove screw securing thermal fuse to cooling fan. Capacitor Removal" procedure.
6. Replace and reassemble in reverse order. 3. Remove outer case, see "Outer Case Removal"
Magnetron Thermal Fuse procedure.
Fan Motor 4. Disconnect wire terminals from oven thermostat.
NOTE: Lift upward on left rear corner of air duct to
release oven thermostat.
Humidity Sensor Removal (Select Models)

The sensor is a plug-in device located in the air exhaust
duct.

Turntable Motor Removal Vent Blower Removal
1. Disconnect power to oven. Vent blower is a five speed capacitor run blower
2. Remove screws securing bottom plate cover. assembly located on top of the oven. The blower is
operated by voltage relays located on the circuit board.
Vent Exhaust Blower Removal
1. Disconnect power to unit and remove unit from its
installation.
2. Remove screws securing damper and motor
assembly to top and back of unit.
3. Remove damper.
4. Lift blower assembly out and disconnect wire
connection wire terminal.
NOTE: Place blower assembly wires in slotted area to
avoid pinching of wires.
3. Open the oven door, remove turntable, and gently pry

upward on turntable shaft.
4. Disconnect wire leads from turntable motor.
Damper ASM
Blower ASM
5. Remove screws securing turntable to the oven cavity.

6. Replace and reassemble in reverse order.

!
Convection Motor and Heater Element Light Socket Removal

Removal (Select Models) 1. Disconnect power to oven.
1. Disconnect power to oven. 2. Remove Grille, see "Grille Removal" procedure.
2. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage 3. Remove screws securing bulb holder.
Capacitor Removal" procedure. 4. Remove light bulb and socket.
3. Remove outer case, see "Outer Case Removal" 5. Disconnect wire terminal plug.
procedure. 6. Replace and reassemble in reverse order.
4. Remove screws securing back cover and pull the top
of back cover downward, sliding right side metal tab Grille Heater Element Removal
from oven cavity. (Select Models)
5. Remove screws securing air duct to chassis and 1. Disconnect power to oven.
other components. 2. Discharge high voltage capacitor, see "High Voltage
6. Label and disconnect wire leads from air duct. Capacitor Removal" procedure.
7. Remove magnetron see "Magnetron Removal" 3. Remove outer case, see "Outer Case Removal"
procedure. procedure.
8. Remove screws securing bottom plate to chassis. 4. Remove screws securing back cover and pull the top
9. Disconnect wire leads from convection chamber. of back cover downward sliding metal tab on right
10.Remove screws securing convection chamber side from oven cavity.
assembly and lift assembly from oven cavity. 5. Remove screws securing air duct to chassis and
11. Slide inner convection fan blade off convection motor other components.
shaft. 6. Disconnect wire leads from air duct.
12.Remove nuts securing convection motor to bracket. 7. Remove screw securing upper insulator.
13.Replace and reassembly in reverse order. 8. Remove screws securing the heater terminal and
heater barrier.
9. Remove screws securing the heater holding bracket.
10.Remove grille heater from cavity.
11. Replace and reassembly in reverse order.
Convection Heater Element Removal

(Select Models)
1. See “Convection Motor Removal;" perform steps 1
through 9.
2. Remove screws at and next to terminals securing
wires and element to heater box.
3. Release metal clip securing element to heater box.
4. Remove element from heater box.
5. Replace and reassembly in reverse order.

Appendix A
The Installation information provided in this service manual is representative of a limited

number of models. Reference the customer’s Installation literature included with the product,
order a copy (if needed), or consult the appropriate website for the specific model.
www.maytag.com or www.amana.com or www.jennair.com
© 2006 Maytag Services 16027303 A–1

Installation Instructions
Over the Range Microwave Oven
BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Read these instructions completely and carefully. • Note to Consumer – Keep these instructions for
• IMPORTANT – Save these instructions for future reference.
local inspector’s use. • Skill level – Installation of this appliance requires
basic mechanical and electrical skills.
• IMPORTANT – Observe all governing codes
• Proper installation is the responsibility of the
and ordinances.
installer.
• Note to Installer – Be sure to leave these
• Product failure due to improper installation is not
instructions with the Consumer.
covered under the Warranty.
READ CAREFULLY. KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
A–2 16027303 © 2006 Maytag Services

CONTENTS
General information C Outside Back Exhaust............................. 18–21
Important Safety Instructions .....................3 Preparing Rear Wall ................................ 18

Attach Mounting Plate to Wall ........... 18, 19
Electrical Requirements ..............................3
Preparation of Top Cabinet ..................... 19
Hood Exhaust ...........................................4, 5
Adjust Blower .................................... 19, 20
Damage – Shipment/Installation .................6 Mount the Microwave Oven............... 20, 21
Parts Included...............................................6
Tools You Will Need .....................................7
Mounting Space............................................7
Step-by-step installation guide

Placement of Mounting Plate ................8–10
Removing the Mounting Plate ................... 8
Finding the Wall Studs .............................. 8
Determining Wall Plate Location ............... 9
Aligning the Wall Plate ............................ 10
Installation Types .................................11–21

A Recirculating ........................................... 12–13
Attach Mounting Plate to Wall ................. 12
Mount the Microwave Oven..................... 13
B Outside Top Exhaust .............................. 14–17

Attach Mounting Plate to Wall ................. 14
Adjust Blower .......................................... 15
Check Damper Operation........................ 16
Mount Microwave Oven........................... 16
Adjust Exhaust Adaptor........................... 17
Connecting Ductwork .............................. 17

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

This product requires a three-prong grounded outlet. You should have the wall receptacle and circuit
The installer must perform a ground continuity check checked by a qualified electrician to make sure
on the power outlet box before beginning the the receptacle is properly grounded.
installation to insure that the outlet box is properly
grounded. If not properly grounded, or if the outlet
Where a standard two-prong wall receptacle is
box does not meet electrical requirements noted
encountered, it is very important to have it
(under ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS), a qualified
replaced with a properly grounded three-prong
electrician should be employed to correct any
wall receptacle, installed by a qualified
deficiencies.
electrician.
CAUTION: For personal

DO NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, CUT,
safety, remove house fuse or
DEFORM OR REMOVE ANY OF THE PRONGS
open circuit breaker before
FROM THE POWER CORD. DO NOT USE WITH
beginning installation to
AN EXTENSION CORD.
avoid severe or fatal shock
injury.
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
Product rating is 120 volts AC, 60 Hertz,
CAUTION: For personal safety, the mounting -MMV4205, AMV5206, MMV5207, JMV8208 (USA):
surface must be capable of supporting the 14.8 amps and 1.7 kilowatts.
cabinet load, in addition to the added weight of
-MMV5207,JMV8208 (CANADA) / AMV6167:
this 59 pound product, plus additional oven loads
of up to 50 pounds or a total weight of 109 13 amps and 1.5 kilowatts.
pounds. -JMV8166/JMV9169:
14.5 amps and 1.6 kilowatts.
CAUTION: For personal safety, this product This product must be connected to a supply circuit of
cannot be installed in cabinet arrangements such the proper voltage and frequency. Wire size must
as an island or a peninsula. It must be mounted to conform to the requirements of the National Electrical
BOTH a top cabinet AND a wall. Code or the prevailing local code for this kilowatt
rating. The power supply cord and plug should be
brought to a separate 20 ampere branch circuit single
NOTE: For easier installation and personal
grounded outlet. The outlet box should be located in
safety, it is recommended that two people install
the cabinet above the microwave oven. The outlet
this product.
box and supply circuit should be installed by a
qualified electrician and conform to the National
IMPORTANT–PLEASE READ CAREFULLY. FOR Electrical Code or the prevailing local code.
PERSONAL SAFETY, THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE
PROPERLY GROUNDED TO AVOID SEVERE OR
FATAL SHOCK.
The power cord of this

appliance is equipped
with a three-prong
(grounding) plug which
mates with a standard
three-prong (grounding)
wall receptacle to
Insure
Insure proper
proper minimize the possibility
ground
ground exists
exists of electric shock hazard
before use
before use from this appliance.

HOOD EXHAUST
NOTE: Read these next two pages only if you plan to vent your exhaust to the outside. If you plan to
recirculate the air back into the room, proceed to page 11.
OUTSIDE TOP EXHAUST (EXAMPLE ONLY)

The following chart describes an example of one possible ductwork installation.
DUCT PIECES EQUIVALENT NUMBER EQUIVALENT

LENGTH x USED = LENGTH
Roof Cap 24 Ft. x (1) = 24 Ft.
12 Ft. Straight Duct (6" 12 Ft. x (1) = 12 Ft.

Round)
Rectangular-to-Round 5 Ft. x (1) = 5 Ft.

Transition Adaptor*
Equivalent lengths of duct pieces are based on actual
tests and reflect requirements for good venting
performance with any vent hood. Total Length = 41 Ft.
* IMPORTANT: If a rectangular-to-round transition adaptor is used, the bottom corners of the damper will have
to be cut to fit, using the tin snips, in order to allow free movement of the damper.
OUTSIDE BACK EXHAUST (EXAMPLE ONLY)

The following chart describes an example of one possible ductwork installation.

LENGTH* x USED = LENGTH
Roof Cap 40 Ft. x (1) = 40 Ft.
3 Ft. Straight Duct

(3¼" x 10" 3 Ft. x (1) = 3 Ft.
Rectangular)
90° Elbow 10 Ft. x (2) = 20 Ft.
Equivalent lengths of duct pieces are based on actual

tests and reflect requirements for good venting
performance with any vent hood. Total Length = 63 Ft.
NOTE: For back exhaust, care should be taken to align exhaust with space between studs, or wall should be
prepared at the time it is constructed by leaving enough space between the wall studs to accommodate
exhaust.

Models AMC4080AA*, MMC5080AA*
NOTE: If you need to install ducts, note that the total Maximum duct length:
duct length of 3¼" x 10" rectangular or 6" diameter For satisfactory air movement, the total duct length of
round duct should not exceed 60 equivalent feet. 3¼" x 10" rectangular or 6" diameter round duct
Outside ventilation requires a HOOD EXHAUST should not exceed 60 equivalent feet.
DUCT. Read the following carefully.
Elbows, transitions, wall and roof
NOTE: It is important that venting be installed using
the most direct route and with as few elbows as caps, etc., present additional resistance to
possible. This ensures clear venting of exhaust and airflow and are equivalent to a section of straight duct
helps prevent blockages. Also, make sure dampers which is longer than their actual physical size. When
swing freely and nothing is blocking the ducts. calculating the total duct length, add the equivalent
lengths of all transitions and adaptors plus the length
Exhaust connection: of all straight duct sections. The chart below shows
The hood exhaust has been designed to mate with a you how to calculate total equivalent ductwork length
standard 3¼" x 10" rectangular duct. using the approximate feet of equivalent length of
If a round duct is required, a rectangular-to-round some typical ducts.
transition adaptor must be used. Do not use less
than a 6" diameter duct.

LENGTH x USED = LENGTH
Rectangular-to-Round
Transition Adaptor* 5 Ft. x ( ) = Ft.
Wall Cap 40 Ft. x ( ) = Ft.
90° Elbow 10 Ft. x ( ) = Ft.
45° Elbow 5 Ft. x ( ) = Ft.
90° Elbow 25 Ft. x ( ) = Ft.
45° Elbow 5 Ft. x ( ) = Ft.
Roof Cap 24 Ft. x ( ) = Ft.
Straight Duct 6" Round or

3¼" x 10" Rectangular 1 Ft. x ( ) = Ft.
Total Ductwork = Ft.
* IMPORTANT: If a rectangular-to- snips, in order to allow free movement of the damper.

round transition adaptor is used, the Equivalent lengths of duct pieces are based on actual
bottom corners of the damper will tests and reflect requirements for good venting
have to be cut to fit, using the tin performance with any vent hood.

DAMAGE – SHIPMENT/ PARTS INCLUDED

INSTALLATION
• If the unit is damaged in shipment, return the HARDWARE PACKET
unit to the store in which it was bought for repair PART QUANTITY
or replacement.
Wood Screws 1
• If the unit is damaged by the customer, repair (¼" x 2")
or replacement is the responsibility of the
customer.
Toggle Bolts 3
• If the unit is damaged by the installer (if other (and wing nuts)
than the customer), repair or replacement must (3/16" x 3")
be made by arrangement between customer and
Self-aligning 3
installer.
Machine Screws
(¼"-28 x 3¼")
Nylon Grommet 2
(for metal cabinets)
You will find the installation hardware contained in a

packet with the unit. Check to make sure you have all
these parts.
NOTE: Some extra parts are included.
ADDITIONAL PARTS
PART QUANTITY
TOP CABINET TEMPLATE Top Cabinet 1
Template
REAR WALL TEMPLATE Rear Wall 1

Template
Installation 1
Instructions
Separately 2
Packed
Grease
Filters
Exhaust 1
adaptor

TOOLS YOU WILL NEED

Ruler or tape measure
and straight edge Carpenter square
(optional)
# 1 and #2 Phillips screwdriver Pencil
Tin snips (for cutting Scissors

damper, if required) Electric drill with 3/16", ½" Filler blocks or scrap wood
(to cut template, if necessary)
and 5/8" drill bits pieces, if needed for top
cabinet spacing (used on
recessed bottom cabinet
installations only)
Gloves Saw (saber, hole or keyhole) Stud finder or Hammer (optional)
Safety goggles Level Duct and masking tape
MOUNTING SPACE NOTES:

Bottom edge of • The space between the cabinets must be
cabinet needs 30" wide and free of obstructions.
to be 33" or
more from the • This microwave oven is for installation over
16-½ " cooking ranges up to 33" wide.
surface
30" 33"min. • If you are going to vent your microwave
oven to the outside, see Hood Exhaust
5" Section for exhaust duct preparation.
Backsplash
• When installing the microwave oven
beneath smooth flat cabinets be careful
to follow the instructions on the top
cabinet template for power cord
clearance.

1.PLACEMENT OF THE MOUNTING PLATE

A. REMOVING THE MICROWAVE B. FINDING THE WALL STUDS
OVEN FROM THE CARTON/
REMOVING THE MOUNTING
PLATE
1. Remove the installation instructions, Exhaust
adaptor, filters, glass tray and the small hardware Wall Studs
bag. Do not remove the Styrofoam protecting the
front of the oven.
Center
2. Fold back all 4 carton flaps fully against carton
sides. Then carefully roll the oven and carton over
onto the top side. The oven should be resting in
the Styrofoam.
Carton 1. Find the studs, using one of the following

methods:
A. Stud finder–a magnetic device which locates
nails.
OR
Styrofoam
B. Use a hammer to tap lightly across the
mounting surface to find a solid sound. This
will indicate a stud location.
2. After locating the stud(s), find the center by
3. Pull the carton up and off the oven. probing the wall with a small nail to find the edges
4. Remove and properly discard plastic bags. of the stud. Then place a mark halfway between
the edges. The center of any adjacent studs
Screws should be 16" or 24" from this mark.
Screws
Mounting Plate 3. Draw a line down the center of the studs.
THE MICROWAVE MUST BE CONNECTED TO AT
LEAST ONE WALL STUD.
5. Remove the 2 screws from the mounting plate.

This plate will be used as the rear wall template
and for mounting.
NOTE: You will have to reuse two screws in original
loction of outcase after removing mounting plate.

C. DETERMINING WALL PLATE LOCATION UNDER YOUR CABINET
Plate position – beneath flat bottom cabinet Plate position – beneath framed recessed
cabinet bottom
16-1/2²
CL
Draw a vertical line on CL
the wall at the center of 33″ to Cooktop
At least 30″ the 30″ wide space.
Tape the Rear Wall Draw a vertical line on the wall at the center of the
Template onto the wall 30″ space.
matching the centerline
and touching the Tape the Rear Wall Template onto the wall
bottom of the cabinet. matching the centerline and touching the bottom
cabinet frame.
Plate position – beneath recessed bottom Your cabinets may have decorative trim that
cabinet with front overhang interferes with the microwave installation. Remove
the decorative trim to install the microwave properly
and to make it level.
Draw a line on the
back wall equal to the
THE MICROWAVE MUST BE LEVEL.
depth of the front
overhang. Use a level to make sure the cabinet bottom is level.
If the cabinets have a front overhang only, with no
back or side frame, install the mounting plate down
the same distance as the front overhang depth. This
will keep the microwave level.
1. Measure the inside depth of the front overhang.
2. Draw a horizontal line on the back wall an equal
distance below the cabinet bottom as the inside
CL
33" to Cooktop depth of the front overhang.
3. For this type of installation with front overhang
only, align the mounting tabs with this horizontal
line, not touching the cabinet bottom as described
in Step D.
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D. ALIGNING THE WALL PLATE
Hole A Centerline Draw a Vertical Line

notches on Wall from Center
of Top Cabinet
CL
Horizontal Line Area E

Hole C Hole B Horizontal Line
Draw a Horizontal line on wall from
bottom of “Rear Wall Template”.
CAUTION: Wear gloves to avoid cutting
fingers on sharp edges.
1. Draw a Vertical line on the wall at the center of the

30" wide space. NOTE: Holes A, B and C are inside area E. If none of
A, B and C is in a stud, find a stud somewhere in area
2. Draw a Horizontal line on the wall at the bottom of E and draw a forth circle to line up with the stud. It is
“Rear Wall Template”. important to use at least one wood screw mounted
3. Drill 5/8" holes for toggle bolts on 3 locations firmly in a stud to support the weight of the
(Hole A, Hole B, Hole C) but if the location of hole microwave. Set the mounting plate aside.
is same as that of stud, drill a 3/16" hole for wood
screw. In other words, toggle bolt can not be used
to the location of stud.
NOTE: DO NOT MOUNT THE PLATE AT THIS
TIME.
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2. INSTALLATION TYPES (Choose A, B or C)

This microwave oven is designed for adaptation to NOTE: This microwave is shipped after being
the following three types of ventilation: assembled for “Recirculating”. And exhaust adaptor
A. Recirculating (Non-Vented Ductless) is shipped assembled to the filler-upper. Select the
type of ventilation required for your installation and
B. Outside Top Exhaust (Vertical Duct)
proceed to that section.
C. Outside Back Exhaust (Horizontal Duct)
A. RECIRCULATING B. OUTSIDE TOP EXHAUST

(NON-VENTED DUCTLESS) (VERTICAL DUCT)
Adaptor in Place for

Outside Top
Exhaust
See page 12
See page 14
C. OUTSIDE BACK EXHAUST

(HORIZONTAL DUCT)
See page 18
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A. RECIRCULATING (Non-Vented Ductless)

INSTALLATION OVERVIEW
A1. Attach Mounting Plate to Wall
A2. Prepare Top Cabinet
A3. Mount the Microwave Oven
A1. ATTACH THE MOUNTING PLATE 3. Place the mounting plate against the wall and
TO THE WALL insert the toggle wings into the holes in the wall to
mount the plate.
NOTE: Before tightening toggle bolts and wood
screw, make sure to coincide bottom line of the
Mounting plate with Horizontal line of “Rear wall
Template” and then the Mounting plate is properly
centered under the cabinet.
CAUTION: Be careful to avoid pinching fingers
between the back of the mounting plate and the wall.
4. Tighten all bolts. Pull the plate away from the wall
to help tighten the bolts.
Attach the plate to the wall using toggle bolts. At least

A2. USE TOP CABINET TEMPLATE
one wood screw must be used to attach the plate to FOR PREPARATION OF TOP
a wall stud. CABINET
1. Remove the toggle wings from the bolts. You need to drill holes for the top support screws and
a hole large enough for the power cord to fit through.
2. Insert the bolts into the mounting plate through
the holes designated to go into drywall and
reattach the toggle wings to ¾ " onto each bolt.
To use toggle bolts:
Spacing for Toggles More

Than Wall Thickness
Toggle Wings
Mounting
Toggle • Read the instructions on the TOP CABINET
Plate
Bolt
TEMPLATE.
• Tape it underneath the top cabinet.
• Drill the holes, following the instructions on the
Wall TOP CABINET TEMPLATE.
Bolt End
CAUTION: Wear safety goggles when drilling holes
in the cabinet bottom.
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A3. MOUNT THE MICROWAVE OVEN especially when mounting flush to bottom of
cabinet.
Cabinet Front
Cabinet Bottom Shelf
Filler Block
Equivalent to
Depth of
FOR EASIER INSTALLATION AND PERSONAL Cabinet Recess
SAFETY, WE RECOMMEND THAT TWO PEOPLE
INSTALL THIS MICROWAVE OVEN. Self-Aligning Screw
IMPORTANT: Do not grip or use handle during Microwave Oven Top

installation.
NOTE: If your cabinet is metal, use the nylon 4. Attach the microwave oven to the top cabinet.
grommet around the power cord hole to prevent
cutting of the cord.
NOTE: We recommend using filler blocks if the 5. Insert 2 self-aligning screws through outer
cabinet front hangs below the cabinet bottom shelf. top cabinet holes. Turn two full turns on
IMPORTANT: If filler blocks are not used, case each screw.
damage may occur from over tightening screws.
NOTE: When mounting the microwave oven, thread
power cord through hole in bottom of top cabinet.
Keep it tight throughout Steps 1–3. Do not pinch cord
or lift oven by pulling cord.
1. Lift microwave, tilt it
forward, and hook slots
at back bottom edge
onto four lower tabs of
mounting plate.
6. Tighten center
screw completely.
7. Tighten the outer two screws to the top of the
microwave oven. (While tightening screws, hold
the microwave oven in place against the wall and
2. Rotate front of oven the top cabinet.)
up against cabinet
bottom
3. Insert a self-aligning screw through top center

cabinet hole. Temporarily secure the oven by
turning the screw at least two full turns after the
threads have engaged. (It will be completely
tightened later.) Be sure to keep power cord
tight. Be careful not to pinch the cord,
8. Install grease filters. See the Owner’s Manual

packed with the microwave.
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B. OUTSIDE TOP EXHAUST (Vertical Duct)

B1. Attach Mounting Plate to Wall
B2. Prepare Top Cabinet
B3. Adjust Blower
B4. Check Damper Operation
B5. Mount Microwave Oven
B6. Adjust Exhaust Adaptor
B7. Connect Ductwork
B1. ATTACH THE MOUNTING PLATE To use toggle bolts:

TO THE WALL
Than Wall Thickness
Toggle Wings
Mounting Toggle
Plate Bolt
Wall
Bolt End
Attach the plate to the wall using toggle bolts. At least 3. Place the mounting plate against the wall and
one wood screw must be used to attach insert the toggle wings into the holes in the wall to
the plate to a wall stud. mount the plate.
NOTE: Before tightening toggle bolts and wood
1. Remove the toggle wings from the bolts. screw, make sure to coincide bottom line of the
2. Insert the bolts into the mounting plate through the Mounting plate with Horizontal line of “Rear wall
holes designated to go into drywall and reattach Template” and then the Mounting plate is properly
the toggle wings to ¾" onto each bolt. centered under the cabinet.
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B2. USE TOP CABINET TEMPLATE B3. ADAPTING MICROWAVE

FOR PREPARATION OF TOP BLOWER FOR OUTSIDE TOP
CABINET EXHAUST
You need to drill holes for the top support screws, a 1. Remove and save 2. Lift up the
hole large enough for the power cord to fit through, screw that holds blower plate.
and a cutout large enough for the exhaust adaptor. blower plate to
microwave.
Blower Plate
Back of
Microwave
Screw
3. Carefully pull out the blower unit. The wires will

• Read the instructions on the TOP CABINET extend far enough to allow you to adjust the
TEMPLATE. blower unit.
• Tape it underneath the top cabinet.
• Drill the holes, following the instructions on the
TOP CABINET TEMPLATE.
CAUTION: Wear safety goggles when drilling holes
in the cabinet bottom.
CAUTION: Do not touch blade of blower to prevent

cracking and breaking. Hold outer case when the
blower is removed and re-installed.
4. Roll the blower unit 90° so that fan blade
openings are facing toward the top of the
microwave.
BEFORE: Fan Blade
Openings Facing Forward
Roll
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AFTER: Fan Blade Openings

B5. MOUNT THE MICROWAVE OVEN
Facing Upward
FOR EASIER INSTALLATION AND PERSONAL

INSTALL THIS MICROWAVE OVEN.
5. Place the blower unit back into the opening. IMPORTANT: Do not grip or use handle during
installation.
NOTE: If your cabinet is metal, use the nylon
grommet around the power cord hole to prevent
cutting of the cord.
NOTE: We recommend using filler blocks if the
cabinet front hangs below the cabinet bottom shelf.
IMPORTANT: If filler blocks are not used, case
damage may occur from over tightening screws.
CAUTION: Do not pull or stretch the blower unit

wiring. Make sure the wires are not pinched.
6. Secure blower unit to microwave with the screw. or lift oven by pulling cord.
1. Lift microwave, tilt it
forward, and hook slots
B4. INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR at back bottom edge
EXHAUST ADAPTOR AND onto four lower tabs of
PROPER DAMPER OPERATION mounting plate.
CHECK
1. Remove and save screw
from the panel-outer
2. Rotate front of oven up

against cabinet bottom

Exhaust Adaptor and Damper is shipped
after being assembled to the filler-upper. turning the screw at least two full turns after the
2. Slide exhaust adaptor following the instructions tightened later.) Be sure to keep power cord
show in diagram. tight. Be careful not to pinch the cord,
3. Make sure tape securing damper is removed and especially when mounting flush to bottom of
damper pivots easily before mounting microwave. cabinet.
4. Lift damper and Re-screw at same location as (1).

• You will need to make adjustments to assure
proper alignment with your house exhaust duct
after the microwave is installed.
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B5. MOUNT THE MICROWAVE OVEN B6. ADJUST THE EXHAUST ADAPTOR
(cont.) Open the top cabinet and adjust the exhaust adaptor
to connect to the house duct.
Cabinet Front
Cabinet Bottom Shelf Back of
Filler Block Blower-Plate Damper Microwave
Equivalent to
Depth of Cabinet
Recess
Self-Aligning Screw For Front-to-Back

Adjustment, Slide the
Microwave Oven Top Exhaust Adaptor as
Needed
4. Attach the microwave oven to the top cabinet.
5. Insert 2 self-aligning screws B7. CONNECTING DUCTWORK
through outer top cabinet holes.
Turn two full turns on each screw. House Duct
6. Tighten center screw

completely.
7. Tighten the outer two screws to the top of the 1. Extend the house duct down to connect to the
exhaust adaptor.
the top cabinet.) 2. Seal exhaust duct joints using duct tape.

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C. OUTSIDE BACK EXHAUST (Horizontal Duct)

C1. Prepare Rear Wall
C2. Attach Mounting Plate to Wall
C3. Prepare Top Cabinet
C4. Adjust Blower
C5. Mount the Microwave Oven
C1. PREPARING THE REAR WALL C2. ATTACH THE MOUNTING PLATE
FOR OUTSIDE BACK EXHAUST TO THE WALL
You need to cut an opening in the rear wall for outside
exhaust.
Attach the plate to the wall using toggle bolts. At least

one wood screw must be used to attach
the plate to a wall stud.
1. Remove the toggle wings from the bolts.
CL
2. Insert the bolts into the mounting plate through
the holes designated to go into drywall and
• Read the instructions on the REAR WALL reattach the toggle wings to ¾ " onto each bolt.
TEMPLATE.
• Tape it to the rear wall.
• Cut the opening, following the instructions of the
REAR WALL TEMPLATE.
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C2. ATTACH THE MOUNTING PLATE C4. ADAPTING MICROWAVE BLOWER

TO THE WALL (cont.) FOR OUTSIDE BACK EXHAUST
To use toggle bolts: 1. Remove and save screw that holds blower Plate
to microwave.
Than Wall Thickness Blower motor
screw.
Toggle Wings 2. Lift up the Blower Plate.
Mounting Toggle
Plate Bolt Blower Motor
Back of
Microwave
Wall
Bolt End
Blower Motor
Screw
3. Place the mounting plate against the wall and 3. Carefully pull out the blower unit. The wires will
insert the toggle wings into the holes in the wall to extend far enough to allow you to adjust the
mount the plate. blower unit.
NOTE: Before tightening toggle bolts and wood BEFORE: Fan Blade End B
screw, make sure to coincide bottom line of the Openings Facing Forward
Mounting plate with Horizontal line of “Rear wall
Template” and then the Mounting plate is properly
centered under the cabinet.
End A
CAUTION: Do not touch blade of blower to prevent
cracking and breaking. Hold outer case when the
blower is removed and re-installed.
C3. USE TOP CABINET TEMPLATE
4. Remove “Parts “A” with Nipper or Scissors
FOR PREPARATION OF TOP
CABINET
You need to drill holes for the top support screws and
a hole large enough for the power cord to fit through. Knockouts
Parts”A”
5. Rotate blower unit counterclockwise 180°.
Before Rotation After Rotation
• Read the instructions on the TOP CABINET

TEMPLATE.
• Tape it underneath the top cabinet. Back of
• Drill the holes, following the instructions on the Microwave
Back of
TOP CABINET TEMPLATE. Microwave
CAUTION: Wear safety goggles when drilling holes in
the cabinet bottom.
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6. Place the blower unit back into the opening. C5. MOUNT THE MICROWAVE OVEN
AFTER: Fan Blade
Openings Facing Back
End A
End B
FOR EASIER INSTALLATION AND PERSONAL

INSTALL THIS MICROWAVE OVEN.
CAUTION: Do not pull or stretch the blower unit IMPORTANT: Do not grip or use handle during
wiring. Make sure the wires are not pinched. installation.
NOTE: The blower unit exhaust openings should NOTE: If your cabinet is metal, use the nylon
match exhaust openings on rear of microwave grommet around the power cord hole to prevent
oven. cutting of the cord.
NOTE: We recommend using filler blocks if the
7. Secure the blower unit to the microwave with the cabinet front hangs below the cabinet bottom shelf.
screw. IMPORTANT: If filler blocks are not used, case
Blower-Plate damage may occur from over tightening screws.

or lift oven by pulling cord.
Back of From the Mounting 1. Lift microwave, tilt it
Microwave Plate screw forward, and hook slots
at back bottom edge
onto four lower tabs of
mounting plate.
8. Attach the exhaust adaptor to the rear of the oven
by sliding it into the guides at the top center of the
back of the oven.
Adaptor
Back of
2. Rotate front of oven
up against cabinet
Microwave bottom

Guide
turning the screw at least two full turns after the
Guide From Blower motor screw tightened later.) Be sure to keep power cord
(after attached the exhaust adaptor)
tight. Be careful not to pinch the cord,
Push in securely until it is in the lower locking tabs. especially when mounting flush to bottom of
Take care to assure that the damper hinge is installed cabinet.
so that it is at the top and that the damper swings
freely.
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C5. MOUNT THE MICROWAVE OVEN

(cont.)
Install grease filters. See the Owner’s Manual packed
with the microwave.
Cabinet Front
Cabinet Bottom Shelf
Filler Block
Equivalent to
Depth of Cabinet
Recess
Self-Aligning Screw
Microwave Oven Top
4. Attach the microwave oven to the top cabinet.

5. Insert 2 self-aligning screws
through outer top cabinet holes.
Turn two full turns on each screw.
6. Tighten center
screw completely.
7. Tighten the outer two screws to the top of the

the top cabinet.)

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Appendix B
The Use and Care information provided in this service manual is representative of a limited
number of models. Reference the customer’s Use and Care literature included with the
product, order a copy (if needed), or consult Jenn-Air’s website for the specific model.
www.maytag.com or www.amana.com or www.jennair.com
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BASICS YOU NEED TO KNOW TO OPERATE .O &UNCTION .O 2ESULT TURN ON AT THE ,%6%, SETTING
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CHILDREN EVERY DAY UNTIL RESET 3ENSOR #OOKINGEXCEPT "EVERAGE
4HE #HILD ,OCK FEATURE IS ALSO USEFUL %XAMPLE 4URN ON !- TURN !DD SEC #USTOM #OOK OR 4IME
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#HILD ,OCK PREVENTS ACCIDENTAL HOUR CLOCK MODE ,ESS PADS ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE
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4OUCH ,)'(4 4)-%2
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MINUTES SECONDS AT POWER GIVE YOU THE BEST RESULTS WITH FOODS &OR BEST RESULTS SOME RECIPES CALL FOR
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7HEN THE COOK TIME IS OVER YOU MINUTES SECONDS AT POWER THE FIRST CYCLE IS DEFROST
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3%.3/2 /0%2!4).' -ATCH THE AMOUNT TO THE SIZE OF THE 0)::! 3,)#%
CONTAINER &ILL CONTAINERS AT LEAST
).3425#4)/.3 HALF FULL FOR BEST RESULTS 2EHEATING PIZZA WITH 0)::! 3,)#%
3ENSOR #OOK ALLOWS YOU TO COOK PAD LETS YOU REHEAT ONE OR SEVERAL
"E SURE THE OUTSIDE OF THE COOKING
MOST OF YOUR FAVORITE FOODS WITHOUT SLICES OF PIZZA WITHOUT SELECTING
CONTAINER AND THE INSIDE OF THE
SELECTING COOKING TIMES AND POWER COOKING TIMES AND POWER LEVELS
MICROWAVE OVEN ARE DRY BEFORE
LEVELS 4HE DISPLAY WILL INDICATE THE PLACING FOOD IN THE OVEN "EADS OF %XAMPLE 4O REHEAT SLICES OF
SENSING PERIOD BY SCROLLING THE NAME MOISTURE TURNING INTO STEAM CAN PIZZA
OF THE FOOD 4HE OVEN AUTOMATICALLY MISLEAD THE SENSOR 4OUCH 0)::! 3,)#%
DETERMINES REQUIRED COOKING TIME FOR PAD
EACH FOOD ITEM 7HEN THE INTERNAL !$$).' /2 7HEN THE COOK TIME IS OVER YOU WILL
SENSOR DETECTS A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF
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TO COOK 4HE DISPLAY WILL SHOW THE
"Y USING THE -ORE OR ,ESS ./4%
REMAINING HEATING TIME
PADS ALL OF THE SENSOR COOK AND TIME )F FOOD IS NOT THOROUGHLY COOKED OR
&OR BEST RESULTS WHEN COOKING COOK SETTINGS CAN BE ADJUSTED TO COOK REHEATED WHEN USING THE SENSOR
BY 3ENSOR FOLLOW THESE FOOD FOR A LONGER OR SHORTER TIME FEATURE COMPLETE USING A POWER
RECOMMENDATIONS LEVEL AND COOKING TIME $/ ./4
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&OOD COOKED WITH THE SENSOR
SYSTEM SHOULD BE AT NORMAL s $/ ./4 LEAVE MICROWAVE
STORAGE TEMPERATURE UNATTENDED WHILE POPPING CORN
'LASS TURNTABLE AND OUTSIDE OF s $/ ./4 USE THE WIRE RACK WHEN
CONTAINER SHOULD BE DRY TO ASSURE POPPING COMMERCIALLY PACKAGED
BEST COOKING RESULTS POPCORN
-OST FOODS SHOULD ALWAYS BE
COVERED LOOSELY WITH MICROWAVABLE 0/0#/2.
PLASTIC WRAP WAXED PAPER OR A LID 0/0#/2. PAD LETS YOU POP
$O NOT OPEN THE DOOR OR TOUCH COMMERCIAL LY PACKAGED MICROWAVE
THE 34/0#,%!2 PAD DURING THE POPCORN 0OP ONLY ONE PACKAGE AT A
SENSING TIME 7HEN SENSING TIME TIME &OR BEST RESULTS USE FRESH BAGS
IS OVER THE OVEN BEEPS AND THE OF POPCORN
REMAINING COOKING TIME WILL APPEAR %XAMPLE 4O POP POPCORN
IN THE DISPLAY WINDOW !T THIS TIME
YOU CAN OPEN THE DOOR TO STIR TURN 4OUCH 0/0#/2.
OR REARRANGE THE FOOD PAD
)-0/24!.4 HEAR FOUR BEEPS AND %.$ WILL DISPLAY
7HEN USING SENSOR COOK THE OVEN
MUST COOL FOR MINUTES BETWEEN s 2ECOMMENDED AMOUNTS
USES OR FOOD WILL NOT COOK PROPERLY OZS
3%.3/2 #//+).'
'5)$%
!PPROPRIATE CONTAINERS AND COVERINGS
HELP ASSURE GOOD 3ENSOR COOKING
RESULTS
!LWAYS USE MICROWAVABLE CON
TAINERS AND COVER THEM WITH LIDS OR
VENTED PLASTIC WRAP
.EVER USE TIGHT SEALING PLASTIC
COVERS 4HEY CAN PREVENT STEAM
FROM ESCAPING AND CAUSE FOOD TO
OVERCOOK

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"!+%$ 0/4!4/ 3%.3/2 #//+ 2%(%!4
4HE "!+%$ 0/4!4/ PAD LETS YOU 5SING 3%.3/2 #//+ PAD LETS YOU 2%(%!4 PAD LETS YOU HEAT FOODS
BAKE ONE TO SIX POTATOES WITHOUT HEAT COMMON MICROWAVE PREPARED WITHOUT NEEDING TO PROGRAM COOKING
SELECTING COOKING TIMES AND POWER FOODS WITHOUT NEEDING TO PROGRAM TIMES AND POWER LEVELS 2%(%!4 HAS
LEVELS COOKING TIMES AND POWER LEVELS PRESET CATEGORIES $INNER 0LATE
3%.3/2 #//+ HAS PRESET FOOD #ASSEROLE AND 0ASTA
./4%3
CATEGORIES &ROZEN 6EGETABLE %XAMPLE 4O REHEAT #ASSEROLE
s #OOKING TIME IS BASED ON A
&ROZEN "REAKFAST &ROZEN $INNER
OZ POTATO 4OUCH 2%(%!4
s 5SE THE -ORE ,ESS PADS &RESH 6EGETABLE SHRIMP
PAD
IF COOKING LARGER OR SMALLER %XAMPLE 4O COOK &ROZEN $INNER
POTATOES #HOOSE FOOD
4OUCH 3%.3/2 CATEGORY
s "EFORE BAKING PIERCE POTATO WITH
#//+ PAD
FORK SEVERAL TIMES
s )F POTATO IS NOT COMPLETELY COOKED #HOOSE FOOD 4OUCH 0AD
#ATEGORY
USE #OOKING 4IME $/ ./4 USE CATEGORY .UMBER
"!+%$ 0/4!4/ PAD TO COMPLETE $INNER 0LATE
COOKING 4OUCH 0AD
#ATEGORY #ASSEROLE
!FTER BAKING LET STAND FOR MINUTES .UMBER
0ASTA
%XAMPLE 4O COOK POTATOES &ROZEN 6EGETABLE
&ROZEN "REAKFAST HEAR FOUR BEEPS AND %.$ WILL DISPLAY
4OUCH "!+%$
0/4!4/ PAD &ROZEN $INNER
2ECOMMENDED AMOUNTS
7HEN THE COOK TIME IS OVER YOU WILL &RESH 6EGETABLE
$INNER 0LATE SERVING
HEAR FOUR BEEPS AND %.$ WILL DISPLAY 3HRIMP
#ASSEROLE SERVINGS
2ECOMMENDED AMOUNTS 7HEN THE COOK TIME IS OVER YOU WILL
POTATOES HEAR FOUR BEEPS AND %.$ WILL DISPLAY 0ASTA SEVINGS
2ECOMMENDED AMOUNTS
&ROZEN 6EGETABLE 3ERVINGS
&ROZEN "REAKFAST OZS
&ROZEN $INNER OZS
&RESH 6EGETABLE 3ERVINGS
3HRIMP OZS

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3%.3/2 #//+ 4!",%
#!4%'/29 $)2%#4)/.3 !-/5.4
5SE ONLY ONE MICROWAVE ONLY BAG OF POPCORN AT A TIME 5SE CAUTION WHEN REMOVING AND TO OZ
0OPCORN
OPENING THE HOT BAG FROM OVEN ,ET OVEN COOL FOR AT LEAST MINUTES BEFORE USING AGAIN PACKAGE
0RICK EACH POTATO SEVERAL TIMES WITH FORK 0LACE ON TURNTABLE IN SPOKE LIKE FASHION ,ET
"AKED 0OTATO STAND MINUTES ,ET OVEN COOL FOR AT LEAST MINUTES BEFORE USING AGAIN 5SE -ORE TO POTATOES
PAD WHEN COOKING LARGER POTATOES
0UT SLICES OF PIZZA ON A -ICROWAVE SAFE PLATE WITH WIDE END OF SLICE TOWARD THE OUTSIDE
EDGE OF THE PLATE $O NOT LET SLICES OVERLAP $O NOT COVER ,ET OVEN COOL FOR AT LEAST
0IZZA 3LICE TO 3LICES
MINUTES BEFORE USING AGAIN 5SE -ORE PAD TO INCREASE REHEAT TIME FOR THICK CRUST
PIZZA
0LACE FROZEN VEGETABLES IN MICROWAVE SAFE CERAMIC GLASS OR PLASTIC DISH AND ADD
&ROZEN 4BS WATER #OVER WITH LID OR VENTED PLASTIC WRAP DURING COOKING AND STIR BEFORE STANDING
TO SERVINGS
6EGETABLES ,ET OVEN COOL FOR AT LEAST MINUTES BEFORE USING AGAIN 5SE THE -ORE PAD WHEN
COOKING DENSE VEGETABLES SUCH AS CARROTS OR BROCCOLI SPEARS
&ROZEN &OLLOW PACKAGE INSTRUCTIONS FOR COVERING AND STANDING 5SE THIS PAD FOR FROZEN SANDWICH
TO OZ
"REAKFAST BREAKFAST ENTREE ETC ,ET OVEN COOL FOR AT LEAST MINUTES BEFORE USING AGAIN
&ROZEN 2EMOVE FOOD FROM OUTER WRAPPING AND FOLLOW BOX INSTRUCTIONS FOR COVERING AND STANDING
#//+
TO OZ
$INNER ,ET OVEN COOL FOR AT LEAST MINUTES BEFORE USING AGAIN
0LACE FRESH VEGETABLES IN MICROWAVE SAFE CERAMIC GLASS OR PLASTIC DISH AND ADD 4BS
&RESH WATER #OVER WITH LID OR VENTED PLASTIC WRAP DURING COOKING AND STIR BEFORE STANDING ,ET
TO SERVINGS
6EGETABLES OVEN COOL FOR AT LEAST MINUTES BEFORE USING AGAIN 5SE THE -ORE PAD WHEN COOKING
DENSE VEGETABLES SUCH AS CARROTS OR BROCCOLI SPEARS
!RRANGE SHRIMP IN A MICROWAVE SAFE CERAMIC GLASS OR PLASTIC DISH AND ADD 4BS MELTED
3HRIMP BUTTER #OVER WITH LID OR VENTED PLASTIC WRAP DURING COOKING AND STIR BEFORE SERVING ,ET TO OZ
STAND MINUTES ,ET OVEN COOL AT LEAST MINUTES BEFORE USING AGAIN
3%.3/2 2%(%!4 4!",%

#!4%'/29 $)2%#4)/.3 !-/5.4
5SE ONLY PRE COOKED REFRIGERATED FOODS #OVER PLATE WITH VENTED PLASTIC WRAP OR
WAXED PAPER TUCKED UNDER PLATE )F FOOD IS NOT AS HOT AS YOU PREFER AFTER HEATING
WITH 3%.3/2 2%(%!4 CONTINUE HEATING USING COOKING TIME AND POWER LEVEL
$O NOT CONTINUE COOKING USING THE 2EHEAT PAD SERVING
$INNER 0LATE
#ONTENTS PLATE
OZ MEAT POULTRY OR FISH UP TO OZ WITH BONE
CUP STARCH POTATOES PASTA RICE ETC
CUP VEGETABLES ABOUT OZ
#OVER PLATE WITH LID OR VENTED PLASTIC WRAP )F FOOD IS NOT AS HOT AS YOU PREFER AFTER
#ASSEROLE HEATING WITH 3%.3/2 2%(%!4 CONTINUE HEATING USING TIME AND POWER LEVEL $O
NOT CONTINUE COOKING USING THE 2EHEAT PAD
3TIR FOODS ONCE BEFORE SERVING TO SERVINGS
#ONTENTS
0ASTA #ASSEROLE REFRIGERATED FOODS %XAMPLES ,ASAGNA AND BEEF STEW
0ASTA #ANNED SPAGHETTI AND RAVIOLI REFRIGERATED FOODS
./4%
$ESIRED FOOD TEMPERATURE VARIES FROM PERSON TO PERSON5SE THE -ORE ,ESS PADS TO FIT YOUR TEMPERATURE
PREFERENCE

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!54/ #//+
!54/ #//+ PAD PROVIDES FIVE PRESET CATEGORIES FOR COOKING
%XAMPLE 4O #OOK OZS OF BABY FOOD
4OUCH !54/ #//+ PAD ONCE #ATEGORY 4OUCH PAD NUMBER

#HOOSE FOOD CATEGORY "ABY &OOD
4OUCH %.4%234!24 PAD "EVERAGE
&ROZEN 3ANDWICH
"ACON
)NSTANT 2ICE
7HEN THE COOK TIME IS OVER YOU WILL HEAR FOUR BEEPS AND %ND WILL DISPLAY
!54/ #//+ 4!",%

#!4%'/29 $)2%#4)/.3 !-/5.4
2EMOVE LID FROM BABY FOOD AND PLACE IN THE CENTER OF OVEN #HECK TEMPERATURE
AND STIR WELL BEFORE SERVING 4HE -ORE ,ESS PADS CANNOT BE USED WITH THE
"ABY &OOD OZS
BABY FOOD &OLLOW MANUFACTURERgS INSTRUCTIONS SOME BABY FOOD SHOULD NOT BE
HEATED IN THE MICROWAVE OVEN
5SE MEASURING CUP OR MUG DO NOT COVER 0LACE THE BEVERAGE IN THE OVEN !FTER
HEATING STIR WELL ,ET OVEN COOL FOR AT LEAST MINUTES BEFORE USING AGAIN CUP
"EVERAGE .OTE s 2EHEAT TIMES BASED ON AN OUNCE CUP CUP
s "EVERAGE HEATED WITH THE BEVERAGE FEATURE MAY BE VERY HOT CUPS
s 2EMOVE CONTAINER WITH CARE
&ROZEN 0LACE FROZEN SANDWICH IN SUSCEPTOR SLEEVE WHICH IS IN PACKAGE AND PUT ON
%!
3ANDWICH PLATE
0LACE PAPER TOWELS ON PLATE AND ARRANGE BACON ON TOWELS DO NOT OVERLAP
"ACON #OVER WITH ADDITONAL PAPER TOWEL 2EMOVE PAPER TOWEL IMMEDIATELY AFTER COOKING SLICES
5SE -ORE ,ESS PADS FOR DESIRED CRISPNESS
&OLLOW MICROWAVE PACKAGE PREPARATION INSTRUCTIONS 5SE A LARGE MICROWAVE SAFE
)NSTANT 2ICE SERVINGS
COOKWARE TO PREVENT BOILOVER
./4%
$ESIRED FOOD TEMPERATURE VARIES FROM PERSON TO PERSON5SE THE -ORE ,ESS PADS TO FIT YOUR TEMPERATURE
PREFERENCE
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!54/ $%&2/34 4OUCH
&OOD
3TANDARD
0ROCEDURE
PAD .O !MOUNT
$EFROST CHOICES ARE PRESET IN THE OVEN 4HE DEFROST FEATURE
PROVIDES YOU WITH THE BEST DEFROSTING METHOD FOR FROZEN !FTER EACH STAGE REARRANGE
THE FOOD )F THERE ARE ANY
FOODS BECAUSE THE OVEN AUTOMATICALLY SETS THE DEFROSTING
WARM OR THAWED PORTIONS OF
TIMES ACCORDING TO THE WEIGHT YOU ENTER &OR ADDED FOOD SHIELD THEM WITH NARROW
CONVENIENCE THE !54/ $%&2/34 BEEPS TO REMIND YOU &)3( LBS FLAT PIECES OF ALUMINUM FOIL
TO CHECK OR TURN OVER THE FOOD DURING THE DEFROST CYCLE 2EMOVE ANY PIECES OF FOOD
!FTER TOUCHING THE !54/ $%&2/34 PAD ONCE SELECT THE THAT ARE NEARLY DEFROSTED
FOOD WEIGHT !VAILABLE WEIGHT RANGES ARE TO LBS ,ET STAND COVERED FOR
MINUTES
%XAMPLE 4O DEFROST LBS OF MEAT
!RRANGE ROLLS IN A CIRCLE
4OUCH !54/ $%&2/34 PAD HORIZONTALLY ON PAPER TOWELS
"2%!$ LBS IN THE MIDDLE OF TURNTABLE
%NTER THE WEIGHT 4URN OVER AFTER HALF OF THE
DEFROSTING TIME
!FTER EACH STAGE REMOVE ANY
4OUCH %.4%234!24 PAD '2/5.$ PIECES OF FOOD THAT ARE NEARLY
LB
"%%& DEFROSTED ,ET STAND COVERD
./4%3 WITH FOIL FOR MINUTES
s !FTER YOU TOUCH %.4%234!24 PAD THE DISPLAY
COUNTS DOWN THE DEFROST TIME 4HE OVEN WILL BEEP TWICE $%&2/34 4)03
DURING THE $EFROST CYCLE !T THIS TIME OPEN THE DOOR s 7HEN USING !54/ $%&2/34 THE WEIGHT TO BE ENTERED
AND TURN THE FOOD AS NEEDED 2EMOVE ANY PORTIONS IS THE NET WEIGHT IN POUNDS AND TENTHS OF POUNDS THE
THAT HAVE THAWED THEN RETURN FROZEN PORTIONS TO THE WEIGHT OF THE FOOD MINUS THE CONTAINER
OVEN AND TOUCH %.4%234!24 PAD TO RESUME THE
s 5SE !54/ $%&2/34 ONLY FOR RAW FOOD !54/
DEFROST CYCLE
$%&2/34 GIVES BEST RESULTS WHEN FOOD TO BE THAWED IS
s 4HE OVEN WILL NOT STOP DURING THE "%%0 UNLESS THE
A MINIMUM OF & TAKEN DIRECTLY FROM A TRUE FREEZER )F
DOOR IS OPENED
FOOD HAS BEEN STORED IN A REFRIGERATOR FREEZER THAT DOES
NOT MAINTAIN A TEMPERATURE OF & OR BELOW ALWAYS
$%&2/34).' '5)$% PROGRAM A LOWER FOOD WEIGHT FOR A SHORTER DEFROSTING
s &OLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW WHEN DEFROSTING DIFFERENT TIME TO PREVENT COOKING THE FOOD
TYPES OF FOOD s )F THE FOOD IS STORED OUTSIDE THE FREEZER FOR UP TO
4OUCH 3TANDARD MINUTES ENTER A LOWER FOOD WEIGHT
&OOD 0ROCEDURE
PAD .O !MOUNT s 4HE SHAPE OF THE PACKAGE ALTERS THE DEFROSTING TIME
3TART WITH THE FOOD PLACED 3HALLOW RECTANGULAR PACKETS DEFROST MORE QUICKLY THAN A
FAT SIDE DOWN !FTER EACH DEEP BLOCK
STAGE TURN THE FOOD OVER AND s 3EPARATE PIECES AS THEY BEGIN TO DEFROST 3EPARATED
-%!4 LBS SHIELD ANY WARM PORTIONS WITH PIECES DEFROST MORE EASILY
NARROW STRIPS OF ALUMINUM
FOIL ,ET STAND COVERED FOR s 3HIELD AREAS OF FOOD WITH SMALL PIECES OF FOIL IF THEY START
TO MINUTES TO BECOME WARM
!FTER EACH STAGE REARRANGE s 9OU CAN USE SMALL PIECES OF ALUMINUM FOIL TO SHIELD
THE FOOD )F THERE ARE ANY FOODS LIKE CHICKEN WINGS LEG TIPS AND FISH TAILS BUT THE
WARM OR THAWED PORTIONS OF FOIL MUST NOT TOUCH THE SIDE OF THE OVEN &OIL CAUSES
FOOD SHIELD THEM WITH NARROW ARCING WHICH CAN DAMAGE THE OVEN LINING
0/5,429 LBS FLAT PIECES OF ALUMINUM FOIL
2EMOVE ANY PIECES OF FOOD
THAT ARE NEARLY DEFROSTED
,ET STAND COVERED FOR
MINUTES
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3.!#+3
3.!#+3 LETS YOU HEAT CATEGORIES OF FOOD .ACHOS #HICKEN 7INGS 0OTATO 3KINS AND #HEESE 3TICKS
%XAMPLE 4O COOK CHICKEN WINGS
4OUCH 3.!#+3 PAD #ATEGORY 4OUCH 0AD .UMBER
#HOOSE FOOD CATEGORY .ACHOS
#HICKEN 7INGS
4OUCH %.4%234!24 PAD
0OTATO 3KINS
#HEESE 3TICKS
3.!#+3 #(!24
!MOUNT OR
)TEM 2EMARKS
SERVINGS
.ACHOS SERVING s 0LACE TORTILLA CHIPS ON PLATE WITHOUT OVERLAPPING
s 3PRINKLE EVENLY WITH CHEESE
s #ONTENTS
CUPS TORTILLA CHIPS
CUP GRATED CHEESE
#HICKEN 7INGS OZ s 5SE PRE COOKED REFRIGERATED CHICKEN WINGS
OZ s 0LACE CHICKEN WINGS AROUND PLATE IN SPOKE FASHION AND COVER WITH WAX PAPER
0OTATO 3KINS COOKED POTATO s #UT COOKED POTATO INTO EVEN WEDGES 3COOP OR CUT OUT POTATO FLESH LEAVING
COOKED POTATOES ABOUT v OF SKIN
s 0LACE SKINS IN SPOKE FASHION AROUND PLATE
s 3PRINKLE WITH BACON ONIONS AND CHEESE $O NOT COVER
#HEESE 3TICKS PCS s 0LACE CHEESE STICKS ON PLATE IN SPOKE FASHION
PCS s $O NOT COVER

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3/&4%.-%,4
3/&4%.-%,4 LETS YOU SOFTEN OR MELT CATEGORIES OF FOOD -ELT #HOCOLATE 3OFTEN #REAM #HEESE AND -ELT "UTTER
%XAMPLE 4O MELT CHOCOLATE
4OUCH 3/&4%.-%,4 PAD #ATEGORY 4OUCH 0AD .UMBER
#HOOSE FOOD CATEGORY -ELT #HOCOLATE

3OFTEN #REAM #HEESE
4OUCH %.4%234!24 PAD -ELT "UTTER
3/&4%.-%,4 #(!24
!MOUNT OR
)TEM 2EMARKS
SERVINGS
-ELT #HOCOLATE SQUARES OR s 0LACE CHOCOLATE CHIPS OR SQUARE IN A MICROWAVE SAFE DISH
CUP CHIPS s 3TIR WELL AT HALF TIME WHEN THE OVEN BEEPS AND RE START THE OVEN
s 5NLESS STIRRED THE CHOCOLATE KEEPS ITS SHAPE EVEN WHEN HEATING TIME IS OVER
3OFTEN #REAM #HEESE PACKAGE OZ s 5NWRAP CREAM CHEESE AND PLACE ON MICROWAVE SAFE DISH
s ,ET STAND MINUTES
-ELT "UTTER STICK LB s 2EMOVE WRAPPING AND CUT BUTTER IN HALF VERTICALLY
STICKS LB s 0LACE BUTTER IN DISH COVER WITH WAX PAPER
s 3TIR WELL AFTER FINISHING AND LET STAND MINUTES

Use and Care
-)#2/#/.6%#4
4HIS OVEN CAN COOK FOOD WITHOUT ENTERING COOKING TIME OR POWER LEVEL USING -)#2/#/.6%#4
-)#2/#/.6%#4 HAS FOOD CATEGORIES 7HOLE #HICKEN 2OAST 0ORK &ROZEN ,ASAGNA "AKED 0OTATOES
%XAMPLE 4O COOK LBS ROAST PORK
4OUCH 34/0#,%!2 PAD
4OUCH -)#2/#/.6%#4 PAD
#HOOSE FOOD CATEGORY
4OUCH NUMBER PADS FOR FOOD QUANTITY
4OUCH %.4%234!24 PAD
-)#2/#/.6%#4 4!",%
#!4%'/29 4/5#( 7%)'(4 2!#+ 3):% #/--%.43
0!$
&OLD CHICKEN WINGS UNDER THE CHICKEN "RUSH
,OW RACK ON ENAMEL WITH MELTED BUTTER 0LACE CHICKEN BREAST SIDE
7HOLE #HICKEN LBS METAL TRAY ON GLASS DOWN ON LOW RACK ON METAL TRAY ON TURNTABLE
TURNTABLE 7HEN OVEN BEEPS TURN CHICKEN OVER AND
RESTART OVEN ,ET STAND MINUTES
0LACE PORK ON LOW RACK 0LACE WIRE RACK ON
2OAST 0ORK ,OW RACK ON ENAMEL
METAL TRAY ON TURNTABLE 7HEN OVEN BEEPS
"ONELESS LBS METAL TRAY ON GLASS
TURN ROAST OVER AND RESTART OVEN ,ET STAND
4ENDERLOIN TURNTABLE
MINUTES
OZ OR ,OW RACK ON GLASS 0LACE LASAGNA ON LOW RACK 0LACE WIRE RACK
&ROZEN ,ASAGNA
OZ TURNTABLE ON GLASS TURNTABLE ,ET STAND TO MINUTES
0LACE POTATOES ON MEDIUM WIRE RACK 0LACE
-EDIUM WIRE RACK ON WIRE RACK ON GLASS TURNTABLE 7HEN OVEN
"AKED 0OTATOES POTATOES
GLASS TURNTABLE BEEPS TURN POTATOES OVER AND RESTART OVEN
,ET STAND MINUTES
./4%
7HEN CHECKING FOOD FOR DONENESS DURING COOKING CAREFULLY REMOVE FOOD RACK AND DRIP TRAY IF USED FROM THE OVEN
AND CLOSE OVEN DOOR TO PREVENT EXCESSIVE HEAT LOSS

Use and Care
!54/ "2/), #//+).'
(AMBURGER "EEF 3TEAK #HICKEN 0IECES &ISH 3TEAK
!UTO "ROIL LETS YOU COOK WITH BROIL HEAT WITHOUT SETTING A COOKING TIME #HOOSE THE CATEGORY OF THE FOOD YOU ARE COOKING
AND ENTER THE QUANTITY
3EE THE !54/ "2/), #(!24 ON THIS PAGE FOR THE SETTINGS AVAILABLE
4OUCH 34/0#,%!2 PAD ./4%
4OUCH !54/ "2/), PAD s 0LACE FOOD ON CERAMIC ENAMEL DRIP PAN
s 0LACE DRIP PAN ON HIGH RACK
#HOOSE FOOD CATEGORY
s 0LACE RACK ON TURNTABLE
4OUCH NUMBER PAD FOR FOOD QUANTITY
4OUCH %.4%234!24 PAD
4/5#(
#!4%'/29 !-/5.4 #/--%.4
0!$ ./
0LACE HAMBURGERS ON CERAMIC ENAMEL DRIP PAN THEN PLACE PAN ON HIGH
(AMBURGER PATTIES RACK AND IN OVEN 7HEN OVEN BEEPS TURN THE FOOD OVER AND RE START
THE OVEN
0LACE BEEF STEAK ON CERAMIC ENAMEL DRIP PAN THEN PLACE PAN ON HIGH
"EEF 3TEAK PCS RACK AND IN OVEN 7HEN OVEN BEEPS TURN THE FOOD OVER AND RE START
THE OVEN
0LACE CHICKEN BREAST ON CERAMIC ENAMEL DRIP PAN THEN PLACE PAN ON
#HICKEN
LBS HIGH RACK AND IN OVEN 7HEN OVEN BEEPS TURN THE FOOD OVER AND RE
"REAST
START THE OVEN
0LACE FISH STEAK ON CERAMIC ENAMEL DRIP PAN THEN PLACE PAN ON HIGH
&ISH 3TEAK PCS RACK AND IN OVEN 7HEN OVEN BEEPS TURN THE FOOD OVER AND RE START
THE OVEN
./4%
7HEN CHECKING FOOD FOR DONENESS DURING COOKING CAREFULLY REMOVE FOOD RACK AND DRIP TRAY IF USED FROM THE OVEN
AND CLOSE OVEN DOOR TO PREVENT EXCESSIVE HEAT LOSS

Use and Care
#/.6%#4)/. #//+).' $2)0 0!.
$URING CONVECTION COOKING A HEATING ELEMENT IS USED ! CERAMIC ENAMEL DRIP PAN HAS BEEN INCLUDED WITH YOUR
TO RAISE THE TEMPERATURE OF THE AIR INSIDE THE OVEN OVEN 7HEN ROASTING IN THE OVEN PLACE FOOD DIRECTLY
#ONVECTION COOKING TEMPERATURE RANGES FROM & TO ON THE CERAMIC ENAMEL PAN 0LACE THE RACK INSIDE THE
& )T IS BEST TO PREHEAT THE OVEN WHEN CONVECTION CERAMIC ENAMEL DRIP PAN #ENTER THE DRIP PAN AND RACK ON
COOKING THE GLASS TURNTABLE
,OWER OVEN TEMPERATURE BY & FROM PACKAGE 7HEN COOKING IS COMPLETE USE POTHOLDERS TO REMOVE THE
RECOMMENDED TEMPERATURE INSTRUCTIONS IF LIGHTER DRIP PAN AND RACK FROM THE HOT OVEN 4AKE CARE NOT TO
BROWNING IS PREFERRED 4HE BAKING TIME MAY VARY SPILL THE HOT DRIPPINGS 2EMOVE FOOD FROM THE RACK
ACCORDING TO THE FOOD CONDITION OR INDIVIDUAL &OR BEST RESULTS WHEN BROILING REMOVE THE CERAMIC
PREFERENCE #HECK DONENESS AT THE MINIMUM TIME AND ENAMEL PAN AND RACK FROM THE OVEN TO TURN FOOD 2EPLACE
THEN ADJUST TIME BY TOUCHING THE -ORE OR ,ESS THE TRAY AND RACK ON THE TURNTABLE TO CONTINUE BROILING
PAD
$O NOT USE IN MICROWAVE ONLY MODE
#!54)/.
s 4O AVOID RISK OF BURNS HANDLE UTENSILS RACKS AND "ROILING 2ACK
DOOR WITH CARE !LLOW OVEN UTENSILS AND RACKS TO COOL (IGH RACK
BEFORE CLEANING /VEN UTENSILS AND RACKS BECOME
HOT DURING OPERATION
$RIP PAN
s 4O AVOID RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE
DO NOT USE OVEN WITHOUT TURNTABLE IN PLACE 4URNTABLE
s 4O AVOID RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE
DO NOT COVER TURNTABLE OR RACK WITH ALUMINUM FOIL
s 4O AVOID RISK OF PROPERTY DAMAGE DO NOT USE
LIGHTWEIGHT PLASTIC CONTAINERS PLASTIC WRAPS OR PAPER "ROILING#ONVECTION
PRODUCTS DURING A CONVECTION COOKING CYCLE #OMBINATION COOKING
s $O .OT TOUCH HOT SURFACES )NCLUDING OVEN CAVITY 2ACK -EDIUM RACK
OVEN DOOR TURNTABLE RACK OR PAN USE POT HOLDER $RIP PAN
4URNTABLE
#/.6%#4)/. 2!#+
5SE THE CONVECTION RACKS FOR CONVECTION AND COMBINATION
COOKING ONLY
$O NOT USE RACK IN MICROWAVE ONLY MODE
&OR BEST RESULTS PLACE FOOD ON THE #ONVECTION 2ACK #ONVECTION#OMBINATION
-EDIUM RACK ,OW RACK COOKING 2ACK ,OW RACK
$RIP PAN
4URNTABLE
,OW RACK -EDIUM RACK
#/.6%#4)/. 2!#+3

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#/.6%#4)/. "!+).' 7)4( #/.6%#4)/. "!+).' 7)4(/54
02%(%!4).' 02%(%!4).'
-EATS #ASSEROLES AND 0OULTRY
%XAMPLE 4O SET #ONVECTION "AKING AT & 0LACE
LOW OR MEDIUM RACK ON GLASS TURNTABLE 5SE DRIP PAN %XAMPLE 4O SET #ONVECTION "AKING AT & FOR
IF COOKING MEATS OR POULTRY ON THE RACK MINUTES 0LACE LOW OR MEDIUM RACK ON GLASS
TURNTABLE 5SE DRIP PAN IF COOKING MEATS OR POULTRY ON
4OUCH 34/0#,%!2 PAD THE RACK
4OUCH #/.6%#4)/. PAD 4OUCH 34/0#,%!2 PAD
4OUCH #/.6%#4)/. PAD

4OUCH A NUMBER PAD TO SELECT BAKING
TEMPERATURE 4OUCH A NUMBER PAD TO SELECT BAKING
TEMPERATURE 9OU CAN ENTER A
4OUCH %.4%234!24 PAD TWICE TEMPERATURE BETWEEN & AND &
s !FTER PREHEATING DISPLAY SCROLLS 0,!#% &//$ /. 4OUCH %.4%234!24 PAD ONCE
2!#+ WITH SOUND /PEN THE DOOR PLACE FOOD ON THE
CONVECTION RACK 4OUCH NUMBER PADS FOR COOKING TIME
9OU CAN ENTER A TIME UP TO MINUTES
4OUCH NUMBER PADS FOR COOKING TIME SECONDS
9OU CAN ENTER A TIME UP TO MINUTES
4OUCH %.4%234!24 PAD
SECONDS 3EE #ONVECTION COOKING
'UIDE PAGE
#LOSE THE DOOR AND 4OUCH %.4%2 )-0/24!.4
34!24 PAD s )F YOU SET AN INCORRECT COOKING TIME JUST RE ENTER THE
CORRECT COOKING TIME AND THEN TOUCH %.4%234!24
./4%3 PAD
s 4HE OVEN TEMPERATURE DROPS VERY QUICKLY WHEN THE s )F YOU TOUCH 34/0#,%!2 PAD THEN ENTER THE CORRECT
DOOR IS OPENED HOWEVER THIS SHOULD NOT PREVENT FOOD COOKING TIME YOU WILL CANCEL THE #/.6%#4)/.
FROM BEING FULLY COOKED DURING NORMAL COOKING TIME OPERATION AND WILL BE COOKING WITH MICROWAVE ENERGY
s 7HEN CHECKING FOOD FOR DONENESS DURING COOKING AND ./4 CONVECTION
CAREFULLY REMOVE FOOD RACK AND DRIP PAD IF USED FROM
THE OVEN AND CLOSE OVEN DOOR TO PREVENT EXCESSIVE
HEAT LOSS

Use and Care
"2/), #//+).'
"ROILING IS COOKING UNDER DIRECT HEAT 4HIS OVEN CAN BROIL MEAT FISH POULTRY AND VEGETABLES OR TOAST BREAD
9OUR OVEN USES BROIL COOKING WHENEVER YOU USE THE "ROIL 0AD
s &OODS THAT ARE SUITABLE FOR BROILING SHOULD BE TENDER MODERATELY LEAN AND NO MORE THAN INCH THICK &ISH STEAKS
CHICKEN BREASTS AND HAMBURGERS ARE IDEAL FOR BROILING
s !LWAYS USE EITHER THE TALL OR MEDIUM RACK WHEN BROILING 0LACE THE RACK ON THE CERAMIC ENAMEL DRIP PAN
s &OR EVEN BROWNING TURN THE FOOD OVER HALFWAY THROUGH BROILING
s $O NOT LEAVE THE DOOR OPEN FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME WHEN USING THE BROIL ELEMENT 4HIS WILL CAUSE THE OVEN TEMPERATURE
TO DROP AND COULD AFFECT COOKING PERFORMANCE
"2/),).' 2!#+ "2/), #//+).'

5SE THE BROILING RACK FOR BROIL AND AUTO BROIL COOKING %XAMPLE 4O SET "ROIL #OOKING FOR MINUTES
$O NOT USE RACKS IN MICROWAVE ONLY MODE 4OUCH 34/0#,%!2 PAD
&OR BEST RESULTS PLACE FOOD ON THE BROILING RACK (IGH
RACK -EDIUM RACK
4OUCH "2/), PAD
4OUCH NUMBER PADS FOR COOKING
TIME 9OU CAN ENTER A TIME UP TO
MINUTES SECONDS
4OUCH %.4%234!24 PAD
./4%3
(IGH RACK -EDIUM RACK s )F YOU OPEN THE DOOR OR TOUCH 34/0#,%!2 PAD
DURING BROILING BROILING WILL STOP
s 4O RESUME BROILING CLOSE THE DOOR AND TOUCH %.4%2
34!24 PAD
s 7HEN BROILING TIME ENDS THE DISPLAY WILL SHOW %.$
AND FOUR TONES WILL SOUND
s !FTER COOKING THE DISPLAY WILL RETURN TO THE TIME OF DAY
WHEN YOU OPEN THE DOOR
!54/ "2/), 4!",%

#//+ 4)-% #//+ 4)-%
&//$ -INUTES PER SIDE -INUTES PER SIDE #/--%.43
-EDIUM & 7ELL DONE &
2EMOVE PAN AND TURN MEAT OVER HALFWAY
(AMBURGER ¢ MINUTES
THROUGHT COOKING
2IBEYE ¢ TO MINUTES MINUTES
"EEF 2EMOVE PAN AND TURN MEAT OVER HALFWAY
.EW 9ORK 3TRIP ¢ TO MINUTES MINUTES
3TEAK THROUGHT COOKING
4 "ONE 3TEAK MINUTES MINUTES
#HICKEN "REAST BONE IN MINUTES 2EMOVE PAN AND TURN MEAT OVER HALFWAY
#HICKEN "REAST BONELESS MINUTES THROUGHT COOKING
0OULTRY
#HICKEN ,EGS MINUTES s #OOK CHICKEN BREAST TO &
#HICKEN 4HIGHS MINUTES s #OOK CHICKEN LEGSTHIGH TO &
0ORK #HOPS "ONELESS ¢ MINUTES MINUTES 2EMOVE PAN AND TURN MEAT OVER HALFWAY
0ORK 0ORK #HOPS "ONEL IN ¢ MINUTES MINUTES THROUGHT COOKING
(AM 3LICE TO ¢ MINUTES MINUTES s (AM 3TEAK REHEAT TO &
MINUTES
&ILLET ¢ TO
4OTAL 4IME $O NOT TURN FISH
&ISH
MINUTES #OOK FISH UNTIL IT FLAKES
3TEAK ¢ TO
4OTAL 4IME

Use and Care
&DUHDQG&OHDQLQJ
#!2% !.$ #,%!.).' s )F STEAM ACCUMULATES INSIDE OR
OUTSIDE THE OVEN DOOR WIPE WITH A
&OR BEST PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY SOFT CLOTH 3TEAM CAN ACCUMULATE
KEEP THE OVEN CLEAN INSIDE AND OUT WHEN OPERATING THE OVEN IN HIGH
SIDE 4AKE SPECIAL CARE TO KEEP THE HUMIDITY AND IN NO WAY INDICATES
INNER DOOR PANEL AND THE OVEN FRONT MICROWAVE LEAKAGE
FRAME FREE OF FOOD OR GREASE BUILD UP
s .EVER OPERATE THE OVEN WITHOUT 4O REINSTALL THE FILTER SLIDE IT INTO THE
.EVER USE ROUGH POWDER OR PADS
FOOD IN IT THIS CAN DAMAGE THE SIDE SLOT THEN PUSH UP AND TOWARD
7IPE THE MICROWAVE OVEN INSIDE AND
MAGNETRON TUBE OR GLASS TRAY 9OU OVEN CENTER TO LOCK
OUT INCLUDING THE HOOD BOTTOM COVER
MAY WISH TO LEAVE A CUP OF WATER
WITH A SOFT CLOTH AND A WARM NOT HOT
IN THE OVEN WHEN IT IS NOT IN USE
MILD DETERGENT SOLUTION 4HEN RINSE
TO PREVENT DAMAGE IF THE OVEN IS
AND WIPE DRY 5SE A CHROME CLEANER
ACCIDENTALLY TURNED ON
AND POLISH ON CHROME METAL AND
ALUMINUM SURFACES 7IPE SPATTERS
IMMEDIATELY WITH A WET PAPER TOWEL #/.6%#4)/."2/),).'
ESPECIALLY AFTER COOKING CHICKEN OR 2!#+3$2)0 0!.
BACON #LEAN YOUR OVEN WEEKLY OR
7ASH THE CONVECTION AND BROILING
MORE OFTEN IF NEEDED
RACKS AND METAL TRAYDRIP PAN WITH A
#(!2#/!, &),4%2
MILD SOAP AND A SOFT OR NYLON SCRUB 2%0,!#%-%.4
&OLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO CLEAN BRUSH $RY COMPLETELY $O NOT USE )F YOUR OVEN IS VENTED TO THE INSIDE
AND CARE FOR YOUR OVEN BRASIVE SCRUBBERS OR CLEANERS TO THE CHARCOAL FILTER SHOULD BE REPLACED
s +EEP THE INSIDE OF THE OVEN CLEAN CLEAN RACKS AND METAL TRAYDRIP PAN EVERY TO MONTHS AND MORE
&OOD PARTICLES AND SPILLED LIQUIDS OFTEN IF NECESSARY 4HE CHARCOAL
CAN STICK TO THE OVEN WALLS CAUSING FILTER CANNOT BE CLEANED 4O ORDER
THE OVEN TO WORK LESS EFFICIENTLY A NEW CHARCOAL FILTER CONTACT THE
s 7IPE UP SPILLS IMMEDIATELY 5SE A 0ARTS $EPARTMENT AT YOUR NEAREST
DAMP CLOTH AND MILD SOAP $O NOT !UTHORIZED 3ERVICE #ENTER OR CALL
USE HARSH DETERGENTS OR ABRASIVES
s 4O HELP LOOSEN BAKED ON FOOD #,%!.).' 4(% '2%!3% INSIDE 53! AND #ANADA
PARTICLES OR LIQUIDS HEAT TWO CUPS OF 5NPLUG OVEN OR TURN OFF POWER AT
&),4%2 THE MAIN POWER SUPPLY
WATER ADD THE JUICE OF ONE LEMON IF
YOU DESIRE TO KEEP THE OVEN FRESH 4HE GREASE FILTER SHOULD BE REMOVED /PEN THE DOOR
IN A FOUR CUP MEASURING GLASS AT AND CLEANED OFTEN AT LEAST ONCE A
2EMOVE THE TWO VENT GRILLE
(IGH POWER FOR FIVE MINUTES OR UNTIL MONTH
MOUNTING SCREWS MIDDLE
BOILING ,ET STAND IN THE OVEN FOR ONE SCREWS
OR TWO MINUTES #!54)/.
3LIDE THE GRILLE TO THE LEFT THEN PULL
s 2EMOVE THE GLASS TRAY FROM THE 4O AVOID RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY OR
STRAIGHT OUT
OVEN WHEN CLEANING THE OVEN PROPERTY DAMAGE DO NOT OPERATE
OR TRAY 4O PREVENT THE TRAY FROM OVEN HOOD WITHOUT FILTERS IN PLACE
BREAKING HANDLE IT CAREFULLY AND DO 4O REMOVE GREASE FILTER SLIDE FILTER
NOT PUT IT IN WATER IMMEDIATELY AFTER TO THE SIDE 0ULL FILTER DOWNWARD AND
COOKING 7ASH THE TRAY CAREFULLY PUSH TO THE OTHER SIDE 4HE FILTER WILL
IN WARM SUDSY WATER OR IN THE DROP OUT
DISHWASHER
s #LEAN THE OUTSIDE SURFACE OF THE
OVEN WITH SOAP AND A DAMP CLOTH 2EMOVE OLD FILTER
$RY WITH A SOFT CLOTH 4O PREVENT
DAMAGE TO THE OPERATING PARTS OF
THE OVEN DONT LET WATER SEEP INTO
THE OPENINGS 3OAK GREASE FILTER IN HOT WATER AND
s 7ASH THE DOOR WINDOW WITH VERY A MILD DETERGENT 2INSE WELL AND
MILD SOAP AND WATER "E SURE TO USE SHAKE TO DRY $O NOT USE AMMONIA
A SOFT CLOTH TO AVOID SCRATCHING OR PLACE IN A DISHWASHER 4HE
ALUMINUM WILL DARKEN

Use and Care
&DUHDQG&OHDQLQJ
3LIDE A NEW CHARCOAL FILTER INTO /6%. ,)'(4 /04)/.!,
PLACE 4HE FILTER SHOULD REST AT THE
ANGLE SHOWN 2%0,!#%-%.4 &ILLER +ITS
5NPLUG OVEN OR TURN OFF POWER AT
THE MAIN POWER SUPPLY
58!"$" ",!#+
/PEN THE DOOR 58!"$7 7()4%
2EMOVE THE VENT COVER MOUNTING 58!"$3 34!).,%33
SCREWS MIDDLE SCREWS 34%%,
3LIDE THE GRILLE TO THE LEFT THEN PULL 7HEN REPLACING A RANGE HOOD
STRAIGHT OUT THE FILLER KIT FILLS IN THE ADDITIONAL
WIDTH TO PROVIDE A CUSTOM BUILT IN
2EPLACE THE MOUNTING SCREWS AND APPEARANCE
CLOSE THE DOOR 4URN THE POWER &OR INSTALLATION BETWEEN CABINETS
BACK ON AT THE MAIN POWER SUPPLY ONLY NOT FOR END OF CABINET
AND SET THE CLOCK INSTALLATION
#(!2#/!, &),4%2 0!24 ./ %ACH KIT CONTAINS TWO WIDE FILLER
0 PANELS
2EMOVE THE SCREW LOCATED ABOVE
#//+4/0.)'(4 ,)'(4 THE DOOR NEAR THE CENTER OF THE
2%0,!#%-%.4 OVEN THAT SECURES THE BULB HOLDER
#!54)/.
4O AVOID PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY
DAMAGE WEAR GLOVES WHEN
REPLACING LIGHT BULB
5NPLUG THE OVEN OR TURN OFF POWER

AT THE MAIN POWER SUPPLY 2EMOVE BULB HOLDER
2EMOVE THE BULB COVER MOUNTING
SCREWS
2EPLACE BULB WITH A WATT

APPLIANCE BULB
2EPLACE BULB WITH WATT 2EPLACE THE BULB HOLDER
APPLIANCE BULB 2EPLACE THE GRILLE AND SCREWS
2EPLACE BULB COVER AND MOUNTING 4URN THE POWER BACK ON AT THE MAIN
SCREWS POWER SUPPLY
4URN THE POWER BACK ON AT THE MAIN
POWER SUPPLY

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Important Notices for Consumers and Servicers

Customer Service Support Center

CAIR Center in Canada ........................................... 1-800-688-2002

Recognize Safety Symbols, Words, and Labels

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Symptom Cause Correction

Checkout Procedure: Fuse

NOTES: Replace blown fuse with 20 Amp fuse.

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Error Code Table

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Component Testing Procedures

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Illustration Component Test Procedure Results

Grill heater element Remove all wires from heater.

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Illustration Component Test Procedure Results

Secondary interlock switch Measure resistance between

Interlock monitor switch test Measure resistance between

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Illustration Component Test Procedure Results

Ventilation Motor Discharge Capacitor

Cavity (Flame Sensor) Disconnect all wires from TCO. Resetable.

Magnetron Thermal Cut-Out Disconnect all wires from TCO. Resetable.

Sensor Remove the red and black wires, connect

Control Panel Sensor Test

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Power Test (Traditional Test Method)

Traditional Power Test Temperature Chart

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