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The Combi Wave™ 3 in 1 the Combi Wave™ 3 in 1 Instruction Book – BMO870 IMPORTANT Contents SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2 Breville Recommends Safety First When using electrical 13 Components appliances basic safety 14 Assembly 16 Functions precautions should be 22 Cooking Functions followed, including the - FAST COMBI 22 following: - FROM FROZEN 22 - AIR FRY 23 WARNING - OVEN 24 - MICROWAVE 24 • To reduce the risk of burns, - GRILL 25 explosion, electric shock, or to - SMART COOK 25 prevent damage to property, - SMART REHEAT 29 personal injury, or loss of - SMART DEFROST 30 life, or exposure to excessive 33 Hints & Tips microwave energy: 34 Care & Cleaning 35 Troubleshooting READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE AND SAVE BREVILLE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE • Do not remove the microwave RECOMMENDS guide cover placed on the SAFETY FIRST right panel inside the cavity. This sheet is not part of the At Breville we are very safety packaging and needs to remain conscious. We design and inside the microwave cavity. manufacture consumer Please refer to the BMO870 products with the safety of you, Components on page 13. our valued customer, foremost • Remove and safely discard in mind. In addition we ask any packaging material and that you exercise a degree of promotional labels before using care when using any electrical the Breville microwave oven for appliance and adhere to the the first time. following precautions. 2 • Read and follow the specific with physical, sensory “PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID or mental capabilities or POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO lack of experience and EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE knowledge if they have ENERGY” found on page 10. been given supervision or • This appliance must be instruction concerning use grounded. Connect only of the appliance in a safe to properly grounded way and understand the outlet. See “GROUNDING hazards involved. INSTRUCTIONS" found on • Children shall not play with page 12. the appliance. • Microwave oven is not • Cleaning and user intended to be mounted below maintenance shall not be made a height of 916mm above the by children unless they are 8 floor level. years and older and supervised. • The outer housing of the oven • Keep the appliance and its cord may be hot during and after out of reach of children less cooking. Please do not touch than 8 years. hot surfaces. Always keep • Some products such as whole the power cord of this oven, eggs and sealed containers and those of other appliances (for example, closed glass jars), near the oven, clear from the have the potential to explode oven housing. and should not be heated in • The oven is not suitable to this oven. be used in a small appliance • Use this appliance only for enclosure. Ensure to leave its intended use as described adequate space all around the in the manual. Do not use oven. Minimum space of corrosive chemicals or vapours 20cm is recommended. in this appliance. This type of • Install and locate this oven is specifically designed appliance only in accordance to heat, cook, or dry food. It is with the supplied installation not designed for industrial or instructions on page 14. laboratory use. • This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons 3 WARNING • Keep cord away from heated surfaces. As with any appliance, close supervision is required when • Do not let cord hang over edge used by children. of table or counter, touch hot surfaces or become knotted. • Regularly inspect the power • To reduce the risk of fire in the cord. Do not operate this oven cavity: appliance if it has a damaged cord or plug, when it is not i) Do not overcook food. working properly, or when it Carefully attend appliance has been damaged or dropped. when paper, plastic, or other Immediately stop using the combustible materials are appliance and contact Breville placed inside the oven to Consumer Support. facilitate cooking. • The supply cord cannot ii) Remove wire twist-ties from be replaced. If the cord is paper or plastic bags before damaged the appliance should placing bag in oven. be scrapped. iii) In the event materials inside • This appliance shall be the oven ignite, keep oven serviced only by qualified door closed, turn oven off, personnel. Contact Breville and disconnect the power Consumer Support or the cord, or shut off power at the nearest Breville Authorized fuse or circuit breaker panel. Service for examination, repair iv) Do not use the cavity for or adjustment. storage purpose. Do not • Do not cover or block any leave paper products, openings on the appliance. cooking utensils, or food in the cavity when not in use. • Do not store this appliance outdoors. • Always operate the microwave oven on a heat-resistant surface. • Do not use this product near Do not use on a cloth-covered water, for example, near a surface, near curtains or other kitchen sink, in a wet basement, flammable materials. near a swimming pool, or similar location. • Do not use the oven without the turntable roller and glass • Do not immerse cord or plug turntable in place. Ensure the in water. glass turntable is positioned 4 correctly into the indents on The use of corrosive chemicals the turntable roller. in cleaning will damage the • Never use the microwave appliance and may result in oven without food or water radiation leaks. in the oven cavity. Operating • The appliance shall not be the microwave oven when cleaned with a steam cleaner. empty could cause damage to • Do not place the microwave the appliance. oven near the edge of a bench • Do not leave the microwave or table during operation. oven unattended when in use. Ensure all surfaces are level, • Do not touch hot surfaces. clean and free of water or any Allow the microwave oven to other substances. cool entirely before moving or • Do not place the microwave cleaning any parts. oven on or near a hot gas or • Always press the STOP/ electric burner, or where it could CLEAR button and return touch a heated oven. to the default screen prior to • When using the microwave unplugging the unit from the oven, provide adequate air wall outlet before: space above and on all sides −The appliance is to be for air circulation (see page 14, left unattended. Installation point 2). −If not in use. • Microwave oven is to be used as −Before moving or assembly. free-standing unit. Do not build in or enclose microwave oven in −When storing the appliance. a cabinet or confined space as it −Cleaning (see page 34). will cause overheating. • Keep the appliance clean. (Refer to Installation section Follow the cleaning on page 14). instructions provided in • Do not use the microwave oven this book. on a metal surface, for example • When cleaning surfaces of a sink drain board. door and oven that come • The microwave oven is not together on closing the door, intended to be operated by use only mild, non-abrasive means of external timer or soaps, or detergents applied separate remote-control system. with a sponge or soft cloth. 5 • Liquids, such as water, coffee • A short power cord is supplied or tea can overheat beyond to reduce the risks resulting the boiling point without from becoming entangled in or appearing to be boiling. tripping over a longer cord. Visible bubbling or boiling • To protect against electric when the container is removed shock do not immerse the from the microwave oven power cord, power plug or is not always present. THIS appliance in water or any COULD RESULT IN VERY other liquid. HOT LIQUIDS SUDDENLY • Do not disconnect or tamper BOILING OVER WHEN THE with the power cord or the CONTAINER IS DISTURBED power outlet while the unit OR A UTENSIL IS INSERTED is operating. INTO THE LIQUID. • When storing the microwave IMPORTANT oven, loosely wind the cord. Do not wrap the cord around SAFEGUARDS the microwave oven. FOR ALL • The glass window has been specially treated to make it ELECTRICAL stronger, more durable and safer than ordinary glass, APPLIANCES however it is not unbreakable. • This appliance is for household If dropped or struck extremely use only. Do not use the hard, it may break or weaken, appliance for anything other and could later shatter into than its intended purposes as many small pieces without described in this manual. apparent cause. Do not use outdoors. Do not • Regularly inspect the power use in moving vehicles, boats cord and actual appliance or planes. for any damage. Do not • Fully unwind the power cord operate if damaged in any before use. way, or if it is not working • We recommend a separate properly, or if it has been circuit dedicated to serving dropped. Immediately stop only this microwave oven. using the appliance, unplug or disconnect power and call Breville Consumer Support. 6 • For any maintenance other SPECIAL SAFETY than cleaning, contact Breville INSTRUCTIONS FOR Consumer Support. YOUR MICROWAVE OVEN • Position the appliance at a • The microwave oven is intended minimum distance 20cm away for heating food and beverages. from side walls and 20cm from Drying of food or clothing top, curtains and other heat and heating of warming pads, or steam sensitive materials slippers, sponges, damp cloths and provide adequate space and similar may lead to risk of above and on all sides for injury, ignition or fire. air circulation. • Ensure all food containers • Do not disconnect the and/or plates are suitable for microwave oven from the use in the microwave oven. power supply by pulling This should be done prior to on the cord. preparing food for heating • The installation of a residual or cooking in the microwave current device (safety switch) oven. Always monitor food is recommended to provide and liquids heating or additional safety protection cooking in the microwave when using electrical oven due to the possibility of appliances.
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