How to set cooking capacity for LG microwave oven MH6342B

In this article, WebTech360 will show you how to set the Cooking Power for LG MH6342B microwave oven .

Why must set cooking capacity for microwave oven?

Your oven has 5 microwave power setting options. Capacity setting gives you flexibility in choosing the right oven capacity for each type of food. Wattage

%

Power capacity

High

100%

800W

Medium high

80%

640W

medium

60%

480W

Average low defrosting

40%

320W

Short

20%

160W

How to set cooking capacity

In the example below, you will be shown how to cook food in 5 minutes 30 seconds at 640W (Using 80% of oven capacity).

How to set cooking capacity for LG microwave oven MH6342B
Press the “STOP / DELETE” button to return the microwave oven to its original state (no cooking setting is available)
How to set cooking capacity for LG microwave oven MH6342B
Press the "MICRO" button twice to select the option - "640" will appear on the screen
How to set cooking capacity for LG microwave oven MH6342B
Press “1 MINUTE” 5 times - this equates to 5 minutes duration
How to set cooking capacity for LG microwave oven MH6342B
Press "10 SEC" 3 times

Using the above steps, you have set the cooking time to 5 minutes 30 seconds.

How to set cooking capacity for LG microwave oven MH6342B
Press “START” to start the oven
How to set cooking capacity for LG microwave oven MH6342B
If you want to pause cooking, press “STOP / DELETE”.

More information: Appropriate power levels

Your microwave is equipped with 5 different energy levels for versatile cooking flexibility. The table below includes examples of dishes and the appropriate energy level for your reference.

Microwave energy level

Use

Microwave energy level (%)

Power capacity

High

Hot water

Beef stew

Poultry, fish, and vegetables

Cook the meat tender

100%

800W

Medium high

Warm all over

Grilled meat and poultry

Cook mushrooms with shrimp, crab

Cook foods containing cheese and eggs

80%

640W

medium

Bake all kinds of cakes

Egg

Make custard

Rice, soup

60%

480W

Thawing / Medium low

Thawed completely

Melt butter and chocolate

Cook the meat tender

40%

320W

Short

Soften butter and cheese

Make cream foam

Yeast proliferation

20%

160W

Just through simple steps, you have installed the right capacity for the dish when using LG MH6342B microwave oven.

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