To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Samsung ME83M Microwave Oven not cooking food?
If your Samsung Microwave Oven isn't cooking food, consider the following: * Check if you have set the timer correctly and pressed the Start button. * Ensure the door is fully closed. * Verify you haven't overloaded the electrical circuit, causing a fuse to blow or a breaker to trip.
Why is my Samsung ME83M Microwave Oven overcooking or undercooking food?
If your food is either overcooked or undercooked in your Samsung Microwave Oven, consider the following: * Verify that the appropriate cooking time was set for the type of food. * Check if an appropriate power level was chosen.
How to stop my Samsung ME83M from interfering with my TV?
If your Samsung Microwave Oven is causing interference with radios or televisions: * Install the oven away from televisions, radios, and aerials. * Disconnect the power plug and reconnect it, then reset the time.
Why does my new Samsung ME83M Microwave Oven smell and smoke?
The smoke and bad smell during the initial operation of your Samsung Microwave Oven is a temporary condition caused by new component heating. This should disappear completely after 10 minutes of operation. To remove the smell more quickly, operate the microwave oven with lemon slices or lemon juice in the cabinet.
What does E-12 message mean on Samsung Microwave Oven?
General| Turntable | Yes |
|---|---|
| Clock type | Electronic |
| Control type | Touch |
| Display type | LED |
| Product color | Stainless steel |
| Door open type | Button |
| Microwave power | 800 W |
| Appliance placement | Countertop |
| Number of power levels | 10 |
| Connected load | 1300 W |
| AC input voltage | 220 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 - 60 Hz |
| Package depth | 487 mm |
| Package width | 558 mm |
| Package height | 342 mm |
| Package weight | 13000 g |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 339 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 489 mm |
| Height | 275 mm |
| Weight | 12000 g |
| Interior dimensions (W x D x H) | 330 x 324 x 211 mm |
The main door of the microwave oven.
Openings for air circulation and heat dissipation.
Internal light for viewing food during operation.
Shows time, settings, and cooking status.
Mechanism to secure the oven door.
Rotating plate for even cooking.
Connects motor to turntable.
Supports and guides the turntable.
Ensure door closure for safe operation.
Button to open the microwave door.
Interface for operating the microwave oven.
Button to select auto defrost functions.
Buttons for pre-set cooking/reheating programs.
Activates microwave cooking mode.
Adjusts cooking duration.
Stops or cancels current operation.
Selects food weight for specific functions.
Button to set or adjust the clock.
Adds 30 seconds to cooking time.
Initiates cooking or confirms settings.
Activates energy saving mode.
Part that rotates the turntable.
Supports the turntable.
Main cooking surface.
Crucial instructions for safe operation and reference.
Indicates hazards that may result in severe injury or death.
Indicates hazards that may result in minor injury or property damage.
Do not operate with the door open or tamper with interlocks.
Keep door and sealing surfaces clean.
Do not operate if damaged; ensure door closes properly.
Only qualified technicians should repair the oven.
Repairs and modifications must be done by qualified personnel.
Avoid heating sealed containers to prevent explosion.
Do not use high-pressure cleaners or steam jets for safety.
Install away from heat, moisture, dust, and on a level surface.
Ensure proper grounding according to local and national codes.
Keep power plug terminals clean and dry regularly.
Handle the power cord with care; avoid bending or placing heavy objects.
In case of gas leak, ventilate immediately without touching the plug.
Avoid touching the power plug with wet hands.
Do not unplug during operation.
Avoid inserting foreign objects; unplug and contact service if water enters.
Do not apply excessive pressure or impact to the appliance.
Avoid placing on fragile objects like sinks or glass.
Do not use harsh chemicals or steam cleaners.
Verify power voltage, frequency, and current match specifications.
Plug directly into socket; avoid adapters/extensions.
Route power cord safely, away from metal objects or pinching.
Do not use damaged cords/plugs; contact service.
Not designed for external timers or remote controls.
Never spray water directly onto the oven.
Do not place objects on the oven or door.
Avoid spraying volatile materials on the oven surface.
Supervise children to prevent them from playing with the oven.
Keep children away from the door during opening/closing.
Not for use in vehicles or caravans.
Do not store flammable materials; be cautious with alcohol.
Intended for countertop use only, not for cabinets.
Appliance parts get hot; keep children away unless supervised.
Allow children to use only with adequate safety instructions.
Children 8+ and those with reduced capabilities can use with supervision. No unsupervised play or cleaning.
Do not operate if door/seals are damaged; requires competent repair.
Only competent persons can perform service involving cover removal.
Switch off before replacing lamp to prevent electric shock.
Do not heat liquids/foods in sealed containers due to explosion risk.
Accessible parts get hot; keep young children away.
Stir and check temperature of baby food/bottles to avoid burns.
Persons with reduced capabilities need supervision/instruction for safe use.
Position oven for easy access to cavity and controls.
Run oven with water for 10 mins before first use.
Ensure plug is accessible. Unplug immediately if strange noise, smell, or smoke occurs.
Surfaces may get hot during cleaning; keep children away.
Remove spillage before cleaning; follow manual for utensils.
Ensure easy disconnection from supply after installation.
Damaged supply cord must be replaced by qualified personnel.
Children need adult supervision for combination mode due to heat.
Accessible surfaces can be hot during operation.
Door and outer surfaces can become hot during operation.
Use only microwave-safe utensils; avoid metal and decorations.
Remove twist ties from bags to prevent arcing.
Monitor food in paper/plastic containers for ignition risk.
Do not use the oven to dry papers or clothes.
Use shorter times for smaller food portions to prevent burning.
If smoke appears, switch off, unplug, and close door to stifle flames.
Clean the oven regularly and remove food deposits.
Keep power cable away from water and heat; do not immerse.
Do not heat eggs in shell, hard-boiled eggs, or sealed containers.
Do not cover ventilation slots to prevent fire or overheating.
Use oven mitts when removing dishes to prevent burns.
Do not touch hot interior walls or heating elements.
Stir liquids during/after heating and allow standing time to prevent boiling.
Stand back when opening door to avoid scalding from hot air/steam.
Do not operate empty; place water inside to absorb energy.
Use soft cloths for glass; avoid abrasive cleaners.
Install oven with specified clearances.
Exercise care when connecting other appliances nearby.
Place on a flat, level surface 85 cm above the floor.
Ensure 10cm space behind/sides, 20cm above for ventilation.
Install roller ring and turntable; check for free rotation.
Position oven so plug is accessible.
Use a 3-pin, 240V, 50Hz AC earthed socket.
Damaged cords must be replaced by manufacturer or agent.
Install away from hot/damp areas; respect power supply specs.
Wipe interior and door seal with a damp cloth before first use.
Shows time in 12-hour or 24-hour notation.
Set current time after power supply or failure.
Remember to reset clock for daylight saving changes.
Microwaves cook/reheat food without changing form or color.
Microwaves distribute uniformly, absorbed by food up to 2.5cm.
Times vary by quantity, density, water content, and initial temperature.
Respect standing times for even cooking and temperature.
Simple procedure to verify the oven is working correctly.
Heat water for 4-5 mins; it should be boiling.
Ensure oven is plugged in and turntable is in position.
Condensation, air flow, light reflection, and steam are normal.
Check if door is completely closed and Start button pressed.
Verify timer, door closure, and circuit breaker status.
Ensure correct cooking length and power level were set.
Check for metal trimmings, foil, or utensils inside.
Slight interference is normal; reposition oven if severe.
Disconnect and reconnect power plug if display resets.
Contact dealer or after-sales service if problems persist.
Place food, select power level, set time, and press Start.
Select appropriate power level using the Power Level button.
Set cooking time using 10 min, 1 min, and 10 s buttons.
Press Start button to begin cooking.
Never switch the microwave oven on when it is empty.
Choose from HIGH (800W) down to LOW (100W).
Open door to stop temporarily; close and press Start to resume.
Press the Stop button to completely halt cooking.
Press Stop button to cancel any setting before cooking.
Increase cooking time by pressing the +30s button.
Saves electricity when the oven is not in use.
Press Stop and Start simultaneously to turn beeper off.
Press Stop and Start again to switch the beeper back on.
Press Stop and Clock simultaneously to lock the oven.
Press Stop and Clock again to unlock the oven.
Select food servings by pressing the instant reheat/cook button.
Table for Ready Meals and Drinks with serving size and time.
Press Start button after selecting the instant feature.
Oven beeps indicate completion, with end reminder signal.
Use only recipients that are microwave-safe.
Defrost meat, poultry, fish, or fruit/berry automatically.
Select food type and weight, then press Start.
Indicates the defrosting process is active.
Select food weight using Kg or 100 g buttons up to 1500 g.
Oven beeps halfway through to remind user to turn food.
Manually defrost using 180W power level.
Table of defrost programs, quantities, times, and recommendations.
Program up to three cooking stages, starting with defrost.
Example: Defrost and cook a 500g fish in three stages.
Microwaves must penetrate food, not be reflected by dish.
Lists cookware types, safety, and comments for microwave use.
Use in small quantities to protect areas; avoid close contact with walls.
Do not preheat for more than eight minutes.
Usually suitable unless decorated with metal trim.
Some frozen foods are packaged in these dishes.
Can be used to warm food; overheating may cause melting.
May catch fire or cause arcing.
Can be used unless decorated with metal; avoid sudden heating.
Clean inside, outside, door, and seals regularly.
Failure to maintain cleanliness can lead to deterioration.
Clean outside surfaces with a soft cloth and warm, soapy water.
Remove splashes/stains with a soapy cloth; rinse and dry.
Heat diluted lemon juice for 10 mins to loosen particles and remove smells.
Wash the dishwasher-safe plate whenever necessary.
Do not spill water in vents; avoid abrasive products or solvents.
Clean door seals carefully to prevent particle accumulation.
Specifies the model number as ME83M.
Operates on 240V ~ 50Hz.
Consumes 1150W of power.
Provides 100W/800W output power (IEC-705).
Operates at a frequency of 2450 MHz.
Uses OM75S(31) magnetron.
Cooled by a cooling fan motor.
Provides outside and oven cavity dimensions.
Has a cavity volume of 23 liters.
Weighs approximately 12 kg.
Contact numbers and online resources for questions or comments.
