12. Before first operation
Refer to the instructions in chapter "8. Hazards posed by microwave radiation" on page 37
• Remove all packaging materials and verify that no parts are missing or damaged. Do not use a damaged microwave
or damaged accessories.
• Remove the accessories and the packing material from the cooking chamber (12).
• Remove the protective films from the housing and the appliance.
• Clean the product and removable attachments to remove any factory residues. For more information, see chapter
"15. Care and cleaning" on page 51.
13. Operation
a) Set-up
Do not remove the stands (13) and the spacer (5).
The product may not be placed in a cabinet.
Do not cover or block the appliance's openings.
• Select a set-up site that places hot surfaces out of the reach of children.
• Select a flat, horizontal and heat-resistant set-up surface that is stable
enough to withstand the weight of the microwave and the heaviest foods
you might cook in the microwave.
If necessary, place a protective mat beneath the appliance to protect the
working surface.
• Set up the product near a wall socket.
• Ensure sufficient ventilation when setting up the product. Keep a minimum
distance of 20 cm to the top, 10 cm to the back and 5 cm on both sides of
the product. The back of the product should be placed on a wall.
Microwave operation may cause radio interference with televisions, radios or similar devices. Set up the
microwave as far as possible away from such devices to prevent reception interference.
20 cm
10 cm
5 cm
5 cm
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