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But how do you actually use the shown microwave then?

• wyufro 9y ago
  He really should've told near the end. Anyway, I assume you press the power button, because that is the established standard for microwaves in the last 10 years or so. Probably there might be a timeout and then it starts automatically. This is indeed something you have to learn though, first time I encountered this kind of microwave it baffled me as well.
• tenryuu 9y ago
  The instruction manual is 44 pages long https://www.fisherpaykel.com/download/user-guide/Kitchen/Cook/Microwave%20Ovens/590262d-nz-au-gb-ie-microwave-om36ndxb-guide.pdf https://www.fisherpaykel.com/download/user-guide/Kitchen/Coo...
  • rootlocus 9y ago
    Took me 10s to find page 18 which has everything needed to use it as a microwave. Sometimes I think users are getting too spoiled and simply refuse to RTFM. Not to mention the article complains about the UI for an oven, confuses the oven with a microwave and then gives advice for designing iphone apps.
    • kyberias 9y ago
      Do you really think that it's reasonable to require users to read user manual in order to use a _microwave_?
      • rootlocus 9y ago
        It's a multipurpose oven, not a microwave.
• christoph 9y ago
  Where the article seems to go wrong is with the very idea that this is a microwave. It's not. It's a combination of microwave and grill hence the hinging of the door not matching a typical microwave.
  • FreeFull 9y ago
    I've seen plenty of microwave ovens which open the same way as one without a grill, and which have the same typical microwave interface.