can you just push a number to cook for that number of minutes?
1622924
To be honest, I have not gone through the whole manual yet, but I tried that and no, you can't just push 1 and get a minute. It is a very nice microwave though
1622925
Yes, pretty much. You can press 4:00 and "Start" and it will run for four minutes on full power. The best feature of this oven is the "inverter" technology, however, which lets you set a power level, 1-10, and actually delivers that level of microwave power, as opposed to a normal microwave that, say, on power level 5 runs on full power for 10 seconds, then no power for 10 seconds. It really makes a difference.
1622926
I have a Panasonic Model # NN-SN773S. YOU CAN SET THIS MODEL TO COOK FOR THE NUMBER OF MINUTES YOU WANT Myron Whisler
214072
Under 5 mins? Turn the dial to the far right and turn it on. Heats up too much then just turn down the dial.
357303
This product doesn't have a timer on it. You control the length of cooking time.
402771
Yes, you can set it for longer. Each little tab is for 15 mins., so if you push down 4 in a row, you have one hour, 8 two hours, etc..
1815606
Yes you can set a timer on this model. Very simple push menu and timer on and off and set the time
263824
No I don't think so. I wouldn't trust that kind of important matter to this kitchen timer. It remembers one set time just so that you don't have to set it every time. It comes in handy for me because I bake a lot and I often ferments my bread dough for 20 minutes and it remembers the "20" so that I don't have to press the button long and wait for 20 to show up but gives me that 20 right away. I would use a cell phone or something for that kind of situation because it rings at a certain time but this timer remembers only the set time, not the "time".
1467723
the time setting on this unit is set at 30 second increments, so you would have to push the button 14 times for your seven minute cook time. Sound strenuous? It's not really, the button is very responsive and I've never thought to myself, "Gee, I wish I had purchased a different microwave because of this darn button." A little side note...this microwave is a conversation piece, so if you have really boring kitchen guests, maybe you can use the seven minutes to explain what this unit is.
309130
Using your finger, you swipe the dial surface in a circular fashion to rotate options...depending on the mode you are in, it could be time (in minutes) or numbered preset cook modes
1465604
Yes, the Start button will automatically cook for 30 sec. after you hit it.
1585600
Here is a link to the manual: ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/commercialmicrowaveoven/om/ne-1054_ne-1024_en_om.pdf We just use the times. If you want to use the times only, enter the amount of time indicated on the button and push start. The time is the number in the silver section of the button, from :10 to 3:30. This will cook at full power for that time. If you want to cook at lower power, you have to do it differently. If you enter a power level by hitting the POWER button (with the level bars on it), then you enter the time by using the big numbers on the left side of the buttons. For instance, to cook at medium high for 1:30, I hit power twice (the first push is high power, the second is medium high, the third would be medium, etc.) then I enter the time (1:30) by hitting the 10 second button, because it also represents 1 (the number in the grey area of the button) then the 30 second button, it represents 3, and then the 3:30 button because it represents 0. Then I hit start.
2113850
Yes. You can set it inside for up to 1 hour. It's in the menu, so you have to want to change it on purpose.
1060001
I have never tried this but I would think not because the cooking would be using the timer
2260663
No, you can't. You can only select one of the four functions (rotisserie, bake, convection, broil) at a time.
148358
I believe you can do that, but I only used for single count-up timer. Sorry for not being able to give you a definite answer.
1485781
Yes you can. You put the current time and after that you program at what time you would like your coffee to be made :)
157519
Don't know for sure, for doubtful. (Don't think these units are that sophisticated.) Suggestion - buy an inexpensive digital kitchen from Amazon or William-Sonoma, or better yet, use the Timer on a digital wrist watch, you'll never overcook anything. Good luck!
1385332
I cook at setting of 13 or 14. I plan 15 min. per pound3 to 4 hr. we like it well done, great every time. my husband only likes it cook like this . watch were u put food thermometer,if not put in right place false reading, enjoy