Microwave Manual, Care Guide

This mini manual is the small, printed owner's booklet that provides basic operating instructions and safety information for your appliance. It helps you find controls, basic care tips, and quick troubleshooting steps. What it does:

• Shows basic operating steps and control descriptions in plain language
• Lists routine care and cleaning suggestions to help maintain performance
• Provides safety warnings and important handling information
• Offers quick troubleshooting tips for common user issues or questions

• No tools required; place the booklet with appliance paperwork or in the literature pocket
• Keep away from moisture and direct heat to avoid damage
• Retain for future reference and for any service visits
• If lost, check manufacturer parts or documentation resources for a replacement

This mini manual is the manual-control lever used to operate the appliance's manual function when the automatic control isn't being used. It provides a reliable, mechanical way to restore manual operation and basic control. What it does:

• Provides a direct, mechanical method to open or engage the manual function when electronic control is bypassed
• Helpful when automatic controls are unresponsive or during diagnostics
• Restores tactile control for settings that normally operate automatically
• Simple, durable design intended for repeated manual use

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Shut off water/gas supply when applicable and before removing connected components
• Use basic hand tools; avoid forcing parts to prevent damage

This is a factory wiring schematic — a printed service diagram that shows the appliance's electrical wiring, connector locations and color codes for accurate troubleshooting and repairs. Use it to identify circuits and wiring before replacing parts. What it does

• Shows wire routing, connector pinouts and color codes to help locate components and connections.
• Helps diagnose symptoms like no power, intermittent power, control failures or blown fuses by clarifying circuit paths.
• Clarifies which wires connect to switches, motors, heaters and control boards for correct reassembly.
• Useful reference for techs to ensure proper wiring after part replacement or service.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before using the schematic to work on electrical components.
• Use the schematic as a reference only; verify actual wiring at the appliance before making repairs.
• Replace the schematic if it is torn, smudged or unreadable to avoid miswiring.

This wiring schematic is the factory wiring diagram used for diagnosing and tracing electrical circuits on the appliance. It helps DIYers identify wires, connectors and component locations to support safe electrical troubleshooting. What it does:

• Shows factory wire routing, color codes and terminal IDs for the appliance's electrical system
• Helps locate and identify switches, motors, heaters, sensors and control board connections
• Useful for tracing shorts, open circuits or incorrect connections during repair
• Assists in verifying correct reassembly after replacing a harness, control or component

• This is a reference diagram; it does not electrically connect to the appliance
• Always disconnect power before servicing or testing electrical components
• Use the diagram alongside the model-specific service manual or parts list for accurate component locations
• Keep the paper diagram dry and protected; store with the appliance documentation for future service

This is the appliance wiring diagram/schematic — a paper schematic that shows the electrical layout and component wiring for technicians and owners. It helps identify circuits and wire routing for diagnostics and repairs. What it does:

• Shows the appliance's electrical circuits, components, and wire connections for accurate troubleshooting
• Helps locate and trace wires, terminals, switches, and harnesses during repairs
• Useful when the original diagram is missing, torn, or illegible
• Supports correct reassembly after service by showing factory wiring routes

• One wiring diagram/schematic (paper)

• Not an electrical component; refer to the diagram while the appliance is powered off
• Disconnect power to the appliance before using the diagram to plan electrical work
• Replace or store the diagram in the appliance console or service area to keep it accessible