Sears Kenmore 911.47692 User Manual

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Page 1 - Built-In Wall Oven

Seif-CleaninDouble 27"Built-In Wall Ovenwith Upper MicrowaveHorno doble de 27"de pared con autolimpieza ymicroondas superiorModels, Modelos

Page 2 - WALLOVEN WITH MICROWAVE

OPERATIONTimed CookingTIME COOK II allows you to changepower levels automatically during cooking1. Press the TIME COOK pad,2. Press the NUMBER pads to

Page 3 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATIONTimed CookingTIMED DEFROSTING GUIDEFOODBreads, CakesBuns and rollsSweet rollsFish and SeafoodFillets, frozen (1 lb.)Shellfish, small pieces (

Page 4 - INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATIONSensor CookingThe Sensor Feature detects the increasinghumidity released during cooking, Theoven automatically adjusts the cookingtime to var

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OPERATIONSensor Cooking (cont.)/Convenience FeaturesDo not open the oven door until time is finishedcounting down If the door is opened, close itand p

Page 6 - IMPORTANT SAFETY

OPERATIONOther FeateresPress the CLOCK pad to enter the time ofday or to check the time of day whilemicrowaving,TO SET THE CLOCK:1. Press the CLOCK pa

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OPERATIONLower Oven ControlLOWER OVEN( ,)OVEN TIMERIcoOKINGI* MICROWAVE FAN MAY OPERATE WHILE LOWER OVEN ISIN USEDisplay - Displays time of day, time,

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OPERATIONLower Oven ControlCONTROL DISPLAYFlashing /Indicator toalert you to settemperatureor timeOven Temperature Indicator to let you knowIndicator

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OPERATIONLower Oven Clock and TimerThe clock must be set for the correct timeof day before a delayed oven function canwork properly. The time of day c

Page 10 - OPERATION

OPERATIONC/ock and TimerYour new control has a series of tones thatwill sound at different times, These tonesmay sound while you set the control for a

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OPERATIONOvenCookingTipsIt is normal to have some odor whenusing your oven for the first time. To helpeliminate this odor, ventilate the room byopenin

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SELF-CLEANINGBUILT-INWALLOVEN WITH MICROWAVETABLEOF CONTENTSOven Safety ... 3-6Removal of Packaging Tape ...

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OPERATIONOvenCookingTipsMost recipes for baking have beendeveloped using high-fat products suchas butter or margarine (80% fat byweight--the federal r

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OPERATIONOven Cooking TipsThe oven racks are designed withstops, a convenience as well as asafety precaution. The guides have abump to prevent the rac

Page 15 - OVEN TIMER

OPERATIONBakingISTART1. Press the BAKE pad_2. Press the NUMBERpads to set the oventemperature you preferto use3. Press the START padTo set the oven to

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OPERATIONBroilingBroiling is cooking by direct heatfrom the upper element. The ovendoor should remain opened to thebroil stop position during broiling

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OPERATIONSetting Special FeaturesYour new touch pad control has additionalfeatures that you may choose to user Aftermaking a selection, if you want to

Page 18 - C/ock and Timer

OPERATIONSetting Special FeaturesThe control wil! allow you to lock the touchpads so they cannot be activated whenpressed. If you're worried abou

Page 19 - OvenCookingTips

CARE AND CLEANINGSelf-Cleaning CycleThe door gasket is designed to havea 5"-6" gap at the bottom of the doorThis allows for proper air circu

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CAREAND CLEANINGSelf-Cleaning CycleThe Clean Cycle, including cooldowntime, is automatically set for 4 hours,but you may change this from 3 hoursif ov

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CAREAND CLEANINGCleaningMicrowaveOvenCLEANING MATERIAL• Plastic scouring pad° Damp cloth• Dishwashing detergent° Warm waterClean with mild dishwashing

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CARE AND CLEANINGCleaningLower OvenCLEANING MATERIALS• Dishwashing detergent• Warm water• Soft clothDo not use abrasive cleaners,industrial cleaners,

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSSAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONSRead all instructions before using this appliance. When using gas or electricalappliances, basic s

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CAREAND CLEANINGRemovable PartsFor improved lighting inside the oven,clean the glass cover frequently usinga wet cloth Caution: This shouldonly be don

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CAREAND CLEANINGRemovable PartsTO REMOVE1. Fully open thedooruPush the hingelocks downtoward the doorframe, to theunlocked Slotposition,This mayrequir

Page 26 - Self-Cleaning Cycle

BEFORECALLINGFOR SERVICETo save you time and money, before making a service call check the list belowfor any problem you may feel you have with the pe

Page 27 - CAREAND CLEANING

BEFORE CALLINGFOR SERVICEPROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTIONOven rackdoes notslide easily,Nickel racks were leftin the oven during aself-clean cy

Page 28 - CleaningMicrowaveOven

BEFORE CALLINGFOR SERVICEPROBLEMI J IIIJIFoods do notbroil properly.Foodsovercookedorundercookedin themicrowave.POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTIONa. Imp

Page 29 - CleaningLower Oven

"DO-IT- YOURSELF"TEMPERATUREADJUSTMENTYou may feel that your new ovencooks differently than the oven itreplaced_ We recommend that youuse yo

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BUILT-INWALL 0 VEN/MICR0 WAVEWARRANTY_FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL PARTSIf, within one year from the date of installation, any part fails to function

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HORNODE PARED CONAUTOLIMPIEZA Y MICROONDASINDICESeguridad en el usodel homo ... 38-4tCron6metro del horno inferior ..

Page 32 - BEFORECALLINGFOR SERVICE

INSTRUCCIONESDE SEGURIDADIMPORTANTESGUARDE ESTAS INSTRUCC|ONESLea todas las instrucciones antes de usar este aparato. Cuando use aparatos a gaso el_ct

Page 33 - BEFORE CALLINGFOR SERVICE

INSTRUCCIONESDE SEGURIDADIMPORTANTES* COLOQUE LAS PARRILLAS DEL HORNOen la posici6n deseada mientras e! horno est6frio Si las parrillas se deben mover

Page 34 - I J IIIJI

IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS• PLACE OVEN RACKS in the desiredposition while the oven is cool If racksmust be moved while oven is hot do notlet pot hold

Page 35 - ADJUSTMENT

INSTRUCCiONESDE SEGURIDADIMPORTANTESr!llll Jllll'lllJll IIII IIIII '11 I'll [ II I I !11 J-_ uando use aparatos ei_ctricos, sedeben seg

Page 36 - WARRANTY

INSTRUCCIONESDE SEGURIDADIMPORTANTES, TENGA CUiDADO si toca las paredes o elfondo del homo durante y despu_s quecocine. Las paredes y el fondo podrian

Page 37 - AUTOLIMPIEZA Y MICROONDAS

OPERACIONCARACTERISTICASDE SU HORNOCerrojo de la puertapara la liraElemento paraasar a la parrilla\..Norno conautolimpiezaCacerola yparrilla para asar

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OPERACIONUPPER MICROWAVE OVEN( )SENSOR COOKING CONVENIENCE COOKING@@@@ @GUIDE BEHIND DOORCon su nuevo Homo Microondas, usted puedehornear a cierta can

Page 39 - IMPORTANTES

OPERACIONlm2.14.Empuje el bot6n TIME COOK o el bot6nTIME DEFROST,Empuje los botones con los NUMEROSpara seleccionar una cantidad de tiempopara cocinar

Page 40 - INSTRUCCiONES

OPERACIONTiempo para cocinarEl TIEMPO PARA COClNAR II le permite cambiar losnivetes de poder autom_ticamente mientras cocina1, Empuje el bot6n TIME CO

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OPERACIONTiempo para cocinarGUIA PARA LA CANTIDAD DE TIEMPO PARA DESCONGELARALIMENTO TIEMPO COMENTARIOSPanes, quequesPanecillos y botillos V4minBolill

Page 42 - OPERACION

OPERACIONC6mo cocinar con el sensorinmediatamente despues que el horno empiece para20 segundos menos de tiempo Empuje 1nuevamente para reducir et tiem

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OPERACIONFuncione$para se convenienciaPara usar la funci6n para las bebidas:empuje BEV. una vez para una bebida de4 oz, dos veces para una bebida de 8

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OPERACIONOtras FuncionesEmpuje el bot6n CLOCK para entrar lahora del dfa over la hora mientras est_cocinando.PARA PONER EL RELOJ:1. Empuje el bot6n CL

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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS• THIS APPLIANCE must be grounded.Connect only to properly groundedjunction box, See the GroundingInstructions in the Insta

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OPERACIONControl del homo inferiorLOWER OVEN( )OVEN TIMER* MICROWAVE FAN MAY OPERATE WHILE LOWER OVENIS IN USEDisplay (Dial) - Muestra ta hora del dia

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OPERACIONControl del homo inferiorLuz intermitente _"para avisar queprograme unatemperatura o untiempoDIAL DEL CONTROLindicador de temperatura In

Page 48 - TIP0 DECOMfDA

OPERACIONReloj y CrondmetroEl retoj debe ponerse a la correcta horadel dia antes que una funci6n demoradadel horno funcione correctamenteo La horadel

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OPERACIONReloj y CronGrnetroEl nuevo control tiene una serie de tonosque sonar_n a tiempos diferentes Estos tonospueden sonar mientras usted programa

Page 50 - IS IN USE

OPERACIONConsejos Para CocinarEn E1HomoEs normal sentir un poco de olor cuando usesu homo por primera vez Esto es causado porel calentamiento de tas p

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OPERACIONConsejos Para CocinarEnE1HomoLa mayor[a de las recetas para hornear hansido desarrotladas utilizando productos conun alto contenido de mantec

Page 52 - Reloj y Crondmetro

OPERACIONConsejos Para CocinarEn E1HomoLas parritlas del homo est_n diser_adas contopes, una conveniencia y tambi6n unaprecauci6n de seguridad. Cuando

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OPERACIONC6mo HornearI 1 1. Empuje el bot6n BAKE.BAKE=START 3.Empuje los botonescon los NUMEROS paraseleccionar la temperaturadet homo que prefiere us

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OPERACIONC6mo Asar A La ParrillaAsar es cocinar al calor directo del elementosuperior. La puerta del homo deber[apermanecer abierta en ta posici6n de

Page 55 - EnE1Homo

OPERACIONCSmo Seleccionar ProgramasEspeciales Del ControlEl nuevo control a botones tiene programasadicionales que usted puede seleccionar Lasfuncione

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IMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS* DO NOT defrost frozen beverages thathave narrow-necked bottles. Pressurecould build up, causing the bottle toburst., USE

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CUIDADO Y LIMPIEZAEl Ciclo De Autolimpieza1. Saque la cacerola y la parrilla para asar,utensilios, y cualquier papel de aluminioque podria quedar en e

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CUIDADO Y LIMPIEZACiclo De AutolimpiezaEt Ciclo de Limpieza estA programadopara 4 horas, pero usted podda cambiaresto desde 3 horas si et homo estalev

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CUIDADO Y LIMPIEZALimpieza Microonda$MATERIALES DE LIMPIEZA• PaSo humedo• Lanilla para fregar de pl&stico• Detergente liquido para platos• Agua ti

Page 60 - CUIDADO Y LIMPIEZA

CUIDADO Y LIMPIEZALimpieza Homo InferiorQUE MATERIALES DE LIMPIEZA USAR• Detergente lfquido para platoso Agua tibia° PaSo suaveNo use limpadores abras

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CUIDADO Y LIMPIEZAPartes Removible$_LL U LIJJJ ZLJL[ I I I I I Ill Illllllllllll I_ RECAUCION: Desconecteel poder el6ctrico hacia elhomo en la caja de

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CUIDADO Y LIMPIEZAPartes RemoviblesCOMO SACAR1.2.Abra la puerta Cerradura decorn pletamente, bisagra(posmmnEmpuje los topes ._ abierta)de las bisagras

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ANTESDELLAMARPARAUNSERVICIOPara ahorrar tiempo y dinero, antes de flamar para un servicio, revise la lista de mb.s abajopara cualquier problema que us

Page 64 - ' I Illlll Illllll _,d

ANTESDELLAMARPARAUNSERVICIOPROBLEMA POSIBLE CAUSAPOSIBLE SOLUCIONEl horno humea.a. Homo suciob. Mal uso de papel deatuminioc. Se dej6 la cacerola para

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ANTESDELLAMARPARAUNSERVICIOPROBLEMA POSIBLE CAUSA POSIBLE SOLUCIONLos alimentos nose asanadecuadamente.a. Posici6n incorrecta de laparrillab. El homo

Page 66 - ANTESDELLAMARPARAUNSERVICIO

AJUSTESDE TEMPERATURA-"HAGALOSlISTED MISMO"Usted podrfa pensar que su nuevo homococina diferentemente al horno quereemptaz6. Recomendamos qu

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OPERATIONFEATURESOF YOUROVENUpper Oven Vent & GrillModel & SerialNumberMicrowaveLower OvenAuto Self-CleanDoor LatchBroil ElementOpen Door Push

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NOTAS70

Page 69 - AJUSTESDE TEMPERATURA

GARANTIADEL HORNODEPARED EMPOTRADOfUN ANO COMPLETO DE GARANT|A PARA TODAS LAS PARTESSi, dentro de un aRo de la fecha de instalaciOn, cualquier parte d

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Page 71 - PARED EMPOTRADO

OPERATIONUPPER MICROWAVE OVEN( )SENSOR COOKING CONVENIENCE COOKINGGUIDE BEHIND DOORWhen power is restored, all digitsin the display will light up, the

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OPERATION1. Press the TIME COOK pad or theTIME DEFROST pad.2, Press the NUMBER pads to set acooking or defrosting time,3. Press the POWER LEVEL pad4.

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