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Microwave HMW 655 X

C L E A N I N G  A N D 
M A I N T E N A N C E

BEFORE CLEANIG your microwave 

oven MAKE SURE THAT THE PLUG IS 
UNPLUGGED FROM THE MAIN SOCKET.

After using your microwave oven let 

it cool down. Do not clean the oven with 
abrasive cleaning agents, steel wool 
or sharp objects, which can scratch its 
surfaces. 

External Surfaces:

1.  Clean  external  surfaces  using 

neutral detergent, warm water and wet 
cloth.

2. Prevent ingress of water through 

the external parts of appliance.

Internal Surfaces:

1. After each use of your oven wipe 

its internal walls with wet cloth.

2. Prevent ingress of water into 

microwave vents.

3. If much time has passed since 

the last cleaning and internal surfaces 
of the oven are heavily contaminated, 
put a glass of water on the turntable 
and switch microwave oven on at 

the  maximum  power  level  for  4 

minutes. Generating vapor will soften 
contaminations, which can be then 
removed with a piece of soft cloth.

Important! Microwave oven should 

not be cleaned using steam cleaning 

machines.  Steam  fl ow  can  get  on  the 

parts under voltage and result in a short 
circuit.

The most contaminated stainless 

steel surfaces can be cleaned with 
nonabrasive detergents.

Then it is necessary to wash them 

with hot water and wipe dry.

4. Accessories should be cleaned after 

each use. If they are badly contaminated, 

then, fi rst, wet them and clean by using 

brush and sponge. Accessories may be 
washed in a dishwashing machine. 
Keep an eye on turntable support and 
turntable itself to be always clean.

Door, Door Hinges and Oven’s 
Front Face:

1. These parts must be always clean, 

particularly contact surfaces between 
the door and the front part of the oven, 
to avoid any leakage.

2. Use neutral detergent and warm 

water for cleaning. Clean them with soft 
cloth.

Mica Covers:

Keep mica covers always clean. 

Remaining food can deform them or 
lead to formation of sparks. Therefore, 
they must be cleaned on a regular basis.