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Instructions

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Microwave

Oven

Model NE-1064

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Beforeoperating

thisoven,

please

readthese

instructions

completely.

TABLE

OFCONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS

AVOIDPOSSIBLE

EXPOSUFIETO

EXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE

ENERGY..... .......3

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

..... ............3

lnstallation

and

GroundingInstructions.. ............4

How

Doesthe

Microwave

Work? ............s

Safety

Statements..... .......6

Outline

Diagram .........7

How

toOperate

Before

Operating ........9

Heating

Manual

Single

StageHeating .........9

B.Manual

3StageHeating.... .............9

Programmed

Heatin9........... ...................10

Programming

A.Programming

MemoryPads

for

Single

StageHeating.... .................11

B.Programming

Memory

Pads

lor2or

3Stage

Heating.... .........,........12

Programming

theDouble

Quantity

Pad

for

Multiple

Portion

Heating

...............13

OtherFeatures

A.ToActivate

Program

Lock........ .........14

B.ToRelease

Program

Lock........ ........14

C.ToRead

Program

List.......... .............1S

SelectBeep

Tone

Options ...........16

E.To'Read

the

Cycle

Counter ..................1

SelfDiagnostics

Failure

CodeExplanation ..........17

Care

ofYourMicrowave

Oven ..........17

Technical

Specifications ......19

Owner's

Record

ModelNo

Serial

No.

TollFree

Service

Information

The

serialnumber

ofthis

product

may

found

onthe

sideoftheoven.

Dealer'sName

Tolocatea convenientservice

agent

call

1-888-350-9590

Chefsupport:

201-348-7305

Dealer's

Address

DateofPurchase

-2-

PORTANT

$AFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Yournricrowave

oven

acooking

device

and

you

should

use

asmuch

care

you

usewith

astove

orany

othercooking

device.

When

using

this

electric

appliance,

basic

safety

precautions

should

befollowed,

including

the

following:

WARNING-ro reduce

the

risk

ofburns.

etectric

shock,fire,

injury

topersons

orexposure

excessive

microwave

energy:

1. Read

all

instructions

before

using

the

appliance.

2. Read

and

the

specific,,pRECAUT|ONS

AVOID

POSSIBLE

EXPOSURE

EXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE

ENERGY,"

found

the

bottom

this

page.

3. This

ovenmust

grounded.

Connect

only

properly

grounded

ouflet.

See

,.GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS"

found

page

4. Locate

orinstall

this

appliance

only

accordance

with

instructionsprovided.

5. Some

items

such

aswhole

eggs

and

sealed

containers-for

example,

closed

glass

jars-may

explode

and

should

not

heatedin

this

oven,

6. Use

this

appliance

onlyfor

itsintended

use

described

themanual.

notuse

corrosive

chemicals

orvapors

this

appliance.

This

type

oven

specifically

designed

toheat,

cooK,

dryfood.

ltis

not

designed

forindustrial

laboratory

use.

7. Do

not

leave

children

alone

- Children

should

not

beleft

alone

orunattended

inan

area

wnere

appliance

isin

use.

They

should

never

beallowed

tositorstand

onany

part

ofthis

appliance.

not

allow

children

use

this

appliance,

unless

closely

supervised

adult.

8. Donot

operate

this

oven

ifithas

adamaged

cord

plug,

itis

not

working

properly,

orifit

has

been

damaged

ordropped.

SAVETHESE

INSTRUCTION$

For

proper

useof

your

oven

read

remaining

safety

caulions

and

operating

instructions.

9.This

oven

should

beserviced

onlyby

qualified

seryice

personnel.

Contact

thenearest

authorized

service

agentfor

examination,

repair

oradjustment.

10.

Donot

cover

orblock

any

openings

onthis

oven.

11.

Donot

storethis

ovenoutdoors.

not

usethis

oven

near

water

- forexample,

near

akttchen

sink,in

awet

basement,

ornear

a swimmino

pool,

andthe

like.

12.

notimmerse

thecord

plug

water.

13.

Keep

thecord

away

from

heated

surfaces.

14.

notlet

the

cordhang

over

edgeof

thetable

counter.

'15.

When

cleaning

the

surfaces

ofthe

door

andthe

oventhat

come

together,

use

onlymild,

non-

abrasive

soaps

ordetergents

applied

with

sponge

orsoft

cloth.

16.Toreduce

the

risk

fire

the

ovencavity:

(a)

Donotovercook

food.

Carefully

attend

appliance

paper,

plastic,

other

combustible

materials

are

placed

inside

the

ovento

facilitate

cooking.

(b)

Remove

wire

twist-ties

from

paper

plastic

bagsbefore

placing

bag

inoven.

(c)

lfmaterials

inside

theoven

should

ignite,

keep

ovendoor

closed,

turnoven

off,

and

disconnect

thepower

cord,

orshutoff

power

thefuse

orcircuit

breaker

panel.

(d)

Donotusethecavityforstorage

purposes.

Donot

leave

paper

products,

cooking

utensils,

orfoodin

the

cavitywhen

notin

use.

PRECAUTIONS

AVOID

POSSIBLE

EXPOSURE

EXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE

ENERGY

(a)

notattempt

to operate

thisoven

withthe

door

open

since

open-door

operation

can

result

harmful

exposure

microwave

energy.

isimportant

notto

defeat

ortamper

with

the

safety

interlocks.

(b)

Donotplace

anyobjectbetween

theoven

frontface

andthedoor,

orallow

soilor

cleaner

residue

toaccumulate

onsealing

surfaces.

(c)

Donot operate

theovenif it is damaged.

ltis

particularly

impofiant

that

the

oven

doorclose

properly

and

thatthereis

damage

tothe:

(1)door(bent)

(2)

hinges

andlatches

(broken

orloosened)

(3)

door

seals

and

sealingsurfaces.

(d)

The

ovenshouldnot beadjusted

or repaired

anyone

except

properly

qualified

service

personnel.

-3-

ExamineYour

Oven

Unpack

oven,

remove

all

packing

material,

andexaminethe

oven

for

any

damage

suchasdents,broken

door

latches

cracksinthedoor.Notify

dealer

immediately

ifovenis

damaged.DO

NOT

installif

oven

damaged.

RemoveProtectivePlastic

Film

a plastic

filmhas

beenwrappedaround

theoven

protect

the

painted

finishfrom

scratchingduringshipping,

please

remove

this

plastic

film

prior

tousingtheoven.

(However,

all

ovens

donothave

plastic

filmwrapping.)

Placement

of Oven

1.Ovenmustbe

placed

onaflat,stable

surface.For

proper

operation,

theovenmusthave

sufficient

air

flow.Allow

3-inches

space

onbothsidesofthe

ovenand1-inch

spaceontopofoven.

a.DONOTblock

air

vents.lf

they

areblocked

during

operation,

theovenmay

overheat.

the

ovenoverheats,

athermalsafetydevicewill

turntheoven

off.

The

oven

willremaininoperable

until

ithas

cooled.

b.DONOT

place

ovenneara hot

dampsurface

suchasa

gas

orelectricrange.

c.DONOToperate

ovenwhenroom

humidityis

toohigh.

GroundingInstructions

This

appliancemustbe

grounded.

theevent

anelectrical

shortcircuit,

groundino

reduces

therisk

ofelectric

shockby

providing

anescapewirefor

theelectriccurrent.

This

applianceis

equipped

with

acordhaving

a grounding

wire

with

a groundingplug.

The

plug

must

plugged

into

outlet

that

properly

installed

and

grounded.

WARNING-Improper

use

the

groundingplug

canresultin

a risk

ofelectricshock.

Consult

a qualified

electrician

orservice

person

the

grounding

instructions

are

not

completelyunderstood,

doubtexistsastowhether

theapplianceis

properly

grounded.

lfitisnecessary

touseanextension

cord,

useonly

three

wireextension

cordthathas

athree

blade

groundingplug,

anda three

slot

receptacle

thatwill

acceptthe

plug

the

appliance.Themarked

rating

oltheextension

cordshouldbe

equal

toorgreater

thantheelectricalrating

theappliance.

WiringRequirements

1.The

ovenmustbe

plugged

intoatleast

a 15AMP120

VOLT,60Hz

GROUNDEDOUTLET.

Where

astandardtwo-prong

outlet

encountered,itisthe

personal

responsibility

andobligationof

theuserto

haveit

replacedwith

aproperly

grounded

three-prong

outlet

(Fig.

1).

Fig.1

The

ovenmustbeona SEPARATE

CIRCUIT.No

other

applianceshouldsharethecircuitwith

the

microwave

oven.

lfit

does,thebranchcircuit

fuse

mayblow,

orthecircuit

breakermaytripor

the

food

maycookslowerthanthe

timesrecommended

inthismanual.

TheVOLTAGE

usedmustbe

lhesameassoecified

this

microwave

oven

(120

V).

Usinga highervoltageis

dangerousandmay

result

afire

orother

accident

causingovendamage.

Usinga lower

voltagewill

cause

slowheating.Panasonic

isNOTresponsiblefor

damage

resulting

from

the

useof

theovenwithotherthan

specified

voltage.

-4-

HoW'D6s$'Vffi#

Microwaves

areaform

ofhighfrequency

radio

waves

similar

tothose

usedbya radioincluding

AM,FM

andCB.They

are,however,

much

shorter

than

radiowaves;

approximately

five

inches

long.

Electricityis

converted

into

microwave

energy

the

magnetron

tube.

From

themagnetron

tube,

microwave

energyis

transmitted

and

absorbed.

Reflection

Microwaves

arereflected

bymetaljust

aballis

bounced

offawall.

Acombination

stationary

(interior

walls)

and

rotating

antenna,

located

underneath

the

bottom

shelf

assure

thatthe

microwaves

arewell

distributed

within

the

oven

cavityto

produce

even

heating

cooking

offoods.

Transmission

Microwavespass

through

some

materials

such

paper,

glass

and

plastic

much

sunlight

shining

through

window.

Because

these

substances

not

absorb

reflect

the

microwave

energy,

they

areideal

materials

for

microwave

oven

heating

containers.

Absorption

During

heating,

microwaves

willbe

absorbed

food.

They

penetrate

adepth

ofabout

3/olo

1ll

inches.

Microwave

energy

excites

themolecules

the

food

(especially

water,

fatand

sugar

molecules),

and

causesthem

tovibrate

ata rate

2,450,000,000

times

per

second.This

vibration

causesfriction,

andheatisproduced

just

you

will

feel

heat

produced

you

vigorously

rub

your

hands

together.

Theinternal

heating

oflargerfoods

done

byconduction.

Theheat

which

produced

byfriction

travels

byconduction

tothe

center

ofthe

food.Foods

alsocontinue

toheat

conduction

during

standing

time.

Because

microwaves

dissipate,

much

sunlight

asitreaches

the

Eadh's

surface,

they

are

not

storedinfood.

Radio

Interference

Operation

ofthemicrowave

ovenmay

cause

interference

your

radio,TV

orsimilar

equipment.

2.When

there

isinterference,

may

bereduced

eliminated

bytaking

thefollowing

measures:

a.Clean

door

andsealing

surfaces

theoven.

(See

CareofYour

Microwave

Ovenfound

page

17.)

b.Place

theradio,

TV,

elc.away

from

the

microwave

ovenaslar

possible.

c.Useaproperly

installed

antenna,

toobtain

stronger

signalreception.

-5-

Safety

$tatement$

L. : :. :

General

Use

DoNOT

tamper

with

ormake

any

adjustments

repairs

door,control

panelhousing,

safety

interlock

switches

any

other

part

ofthe

oven.

DoNOT

remove

outer

panelfrom

oven.

Repairs

should

only

bedone

byaqualified

service

person.

2.Do

NOT

operate

the

ovenif

empty.

The

microwave

energywillreflect

continuously

throughout

the

ovenifnofood

orwater

present

absorb

energy.

3.lf

afire

occursinthe

oven,turn

thetimer

tothe

"0"

position

press

Stop/Reset

Time

Pad

and

LEAVE

DOOR

CLOSED.

Disconnect

the

power

cord,

shut

off

oower

thefuse

circuitbreaker

panel.

DoNOT

dry

clothes,newspapers

orother

materials

oven.They

may

catchfire.

5.DoNOT

use

recycled

paper

products,

asthey

may

contain

impurities

which

may

cause

sparks

andlorfires

when

used.

6.Do

NOTusenewspapers

paper

bags

for

heating.

DoNOT

hit

orstrike

control

panel.

Damage

controlsmay

occur.

POT

HOLDERS

should

always

beusedwhen

removing

items

from

the

oven.

Heatis

transferred

from

thehotfood

theheating

container.

9.DoNOT

store

flammable

materials

to,on

top

of,or

the

oven.lt

could

beafirehazard.

Utensils

Useonly

containers

and

materials

specified

bytheir

manufacturers

tobe

for

microwave

use.

METAL

CONTAINERS

ordishes

withmetailic

trims

should

notbe

used.Arcing

may

occur.

2.METAL

TWIST-TIES

mav

not

used

inthe

microwave

oven.

3.DoNOT

use

SEALEDJARS

NARROW

NECK

bottlesfor

cooking

reheating.

They

may

shatter.

4.DoNOT

useCONVENTIONAL

THERMOMETERS

inthemicrowave

oven.

They

may

causearcing.

5.Remove

PLASTIC

STORE

WRAPS,

before

heatingin

the

oven.

6.When

usingfoil,skewers,

warming

rack

utensilsmade

metal

the

oven

allowatleast

oneinch

ofspacebetween

metal

materialand

interior

oven

walls.lf

arcing

(sparking)

occurs

remove

metalmaterial

(skewers,

etc.)

and/or

transfertoa nonmetallic

container.

Food

1.HEATINGTIMES

given

the

cooking

guide

are

APPROXIMATE.

Factors

thatmay

affect

heating

are:

startingtemperature,

altitude,

volume,

size,

and

shapeoffoods

and

utensils

used.Asyou

become

familiar

withthe

oven,

you

willbeable

toadjustfor

these

factors.

2.ltis

betterto

UNDERHEAT

RATHER

THAN

OVERHEATfoods.

lffood

underheated,

canalways

bereturned

tothe

oven

forfudher

heating.

lffoodis

overheated,

nothing

canbe

done.

Always

startwith

minimum

heatingtimes.

3.SMALL

QUANTITIES

offood

orfoodswith

LOWMOISTURE

content

can

burn,

dryout

catch

fire

ifheated

toolong.

4. Microwave

popcorn

which

pops

its

own

package

available.

Each

brand

ofmicrowave

popcorn

recommends

thattheir

popcorn

used

inmicrowave

ovens

listed

ata specific

wattage.For

example:

"Use

a microwave

oven600

watts

orgreate/',

or'Tested

microwaves

of450

to 1000

watts.

" Follow

popcorn

manufacturer's

directions

andusea

brand

suitable

loratleast

a 650watts

microwave

oven.

5.Do

not

attempt

todeepfat

fryin

your

microwave

oven.

6.Do

not

boileggs

intheir

shellin

a microwave

oven.

Pressure

will

build

upandthe

eggs

will

explode.

7.Potatoes,

apples,

egg

yolks,

whole

acorn

squash

and

sausages

areexamples

offoods

with

nonporous

skins.These

types

offoods

must

pierced

before

cooking,

toprevent

bursting.

8.Liquids

canbecome

"superheated"

microwave,

andwhen

thecontainer

ismovedin

anyway,

thesuperheated

liquids

can

"explode"

out ofthecontainer.

"Superheated"

wateris

hotter

thanboiling

water,

EVEN

THOUGH

DOES

NOT

APPEAR

BUBBLE.

Toreduce

the

possibility

ofthis

occurrence:

Always

make

surethatliquidsare

stirred

vigorously

before

heating

toassurethat

the

liquid

ismixed

with

air.NEVER

HEAT

L|QUIDS

FOR

ANEXCESSIVE

LENGTH

OFTIME.

9.Heat

only1frozen

dinner

orentreeinthe

oven

ata time.lfdinner

orentree

isheatedin

afoil

tray,leaveatleast

1inch

ofspace

between

foil

trayandoven

walls.

10.Do

notuse

paper

towels

orcloths

which

contain

a syntheticfiber

woven

intothem,

such

nylon.

Thesynthetic

fibermay

cause

thetowel

orcloth

toignite.

11.

Donot

usetheovenfor

anyreason

otherthan

the

preparation

offood.

12.Your

oven

equipped

with

a protective

device

designedtoturn

theunit

off

the

eventof

overheating.

The

ovenwill

automaticallyreset

itsell

after

ithas

cooled.

(approx.

30-60min.)

-6-

Outline

ftiagram

(1) Digital

DisplayWindow

(see

below)

(2) MemoryPads

(3) Power

LevelSelector

Pad

(4) Stop/Reset

TimePad

(5) Double

Quantity

Pad

(6) StartPad

(7) ControlPanel

(8) Door

SafetyLockSystem

(9) OvenWindow

(10)

Oven

Lamp

(11)

Splash

Guard/Light

Diffuser

Digital

Display

Window

Indicator

Locations

A- Program

ChangeIndicator

B- Double

Quantity

(x2)

HeatingIndicator

- Memory

Pad

NumberandHeatingTime

Display

(min.

sec.)

- each

indicator

0-9

- Stage

Heatinglndicator

- 3maximum

POWERLEVEL

E- Power

Level

lndicator

Hr(HIGH)

M.Hr(MEDIUM

HIGH)

MED

(MEDIUM)

LOW

DEF

(DEFROST)

HOLD

(Power

OFF)

-7-

HI M.HIMED

LOWDEF

HOLD

How

toOperate

Before

Operating

Make

sure

the

ovenis

connected

toa properly

grounded

electrical

outlet.

When

the

door

isclosed,

the

display

stillblank.

When

the

door

isopened,

the

display

shows,,0',.

For

the

detail

operation,

seethe

page

oneach

feature.

This

oven

ispreset

atthe

factory

forthefollowing:

Memory

Pads

preset

High

Power

atthe

indicated

heating

timesfor

singlestage

heating.

- 10

sec.

2- 20sec.

- 30sec.

- 45

sec.

5- 1min.

setthecooking

You

can

setup

to99minutes

seconds.

Example

:To

set15

minutes

seconds

Display:

The

displaywill

blank

(when

the

door

ctosed):

. at

morethan1

minute

interruotion.

'at more

than1

minute

atter

completion

ofheatino

andremoving

food.

The

display

willflash

"0":

. continuously

iffood

not

removed.

MEDIUM

HIGH

.MEDIUM

.LOW

. DEFROST

.HOLD

The

Double

Quantity

Pad(x2)preset

automatically

double

the

programmed

time

ofeach

Memorv

pad.

Exampte:

press

ft?rffil +

\-('rl_./

Program

Unlock.

3.Cycle

counter

setto"0"

onall

pads.

setthepower

level:

Select

power

level

before

programming

the

cooking

time.

time. ..H|GH

Press

60.'Al

ury/

- 1min.

sec.

-2min.

- 2min.

sec.

9-3min.

- 3min.

30sec.

2times

3 times

4 times

5 times

6 times

time:

tEJ

l)--l =2mins.

Example

2:To

set85minutes

seconds

e,ess

E-. eTl * [E;.fir--]

] (Et-=T)_l*

[0j,T]-l

When

youpress

the

START

Pad,

thedisplay

shows

t hour

25minutes

instead

85minutes

30seconds.

When

selected

cooking

timeis

overanhour,

the

display

showshours

and

minutes,

but

the

ovenworks

for

vour

setting

time.

Display

Window

tr4

Oven

Light:

Ovenlight

will

turned

on,

when:

. you

open

the

door.

. heating

stans.

Ovenlight

will

beturned

off,when:

. you

the

door

(no

heating).

. heating

finishes.

-8-

HowtoOperate i;,;:i1t'2'g'

HEATING

Open

thedoorand

place

food

theoven

cavity.

Closethedoor.

"0" must

beshowing

in thedisplay

window.

A.Manual

Single

StageHeating:

Thisfeature

gives

theuser

maximum

flexibility

settheoventodesired

heating

time

and

power

level.

ldealformenus

thatrequire

various

heating

requirements.

Example:

Toheat

for 2 minutes

at HighPower

[Er,T]-ltU:.:

CT_-l[ErrT,:l

.Press

thePowerLevel

Selector

Padonetime.

.Press

theMemory

Pads

2,0and

.Press

theSTARTPad.

Heating

will

start.

The

time

digital

display

will

count

down.

4. Beep

tonewill

sound. .All

heating

wiilstop.

When

openingthe

door,the [----.;;l

display

willstopblinkins. | .U.J

Manual2

3Stage

Heating:

This

feature

allows

you

tosettobeginheating

one

power

levelthen

shiftautomaticallyto

a different

power

level

afterthe

designated

amount

ofheating

time.

Example:

Toheatfor2 minutes

at Defrost

Powertor 2ndstageheating

For

Stage

1cooking

1.Follow

steps

1and

2above.

Display

Window

F rc-l

[

For

Stage

2 cooking

1rffia

(.LEvlt

4. Beeo

tone

will

sound.

(See

page

16)

NOTE:

.Press

thePowerLevel

Selector

Pad3times.Indicator

willchange

each

time

the

pad

ispressed.

DEF

isnowdisplayed.

Stage2 is

blinking.

.Press

theMemoryPads2,0 andO.

.Press

theSTARTPad.

Thetotaltimefor

bothstageswill

displayed.

TheActiveStage

"1"

and

thePower

Level"Hl"blinks.

Theoven

lamp

willbeturnedon.Heatingwill

start.

.The

totaltimewill

displayandcount

down.

.When

oven

shiftstothenext

stage,a

singlebeeptonewillsound.The

ActiveStage

"2"andthe PowerLevel

"DEF"

blink.

.Allheating

will

stop.

When

openingthedoor,thedisplay

willstop

blinking.

Display

Window

t--'l

-,,,-,,,---r, !-,

IPOq

@rl,: ErrTt-l

fmTD

For

a3stage

heatingcycle,

selectapower

level

again

andsetthecookingtime

(steps

and2 above).

SPECfAL

NOTE:For

bothsingleand2or 3stageheating.

1.While

heating,

onetouch

the

STOP/RESET

Pad

stops

the

oven.

You

canrestartby

pressing

theSTART

Pad

asecondtouch

onthe

STOP/RESETPad

willcanceltheselected

program.

Onetouch

onthe

STOP/RESET

Pad,

beforetheheating

cycle

started,

willcancelthe

selected

program.

-9-

How

toOperate

Programmed

Heating:

Example:

stage;

MemoryFad

9toheat

for

3minutes

atHIGH

power

[Ej'

Tl_l Display

Window

Example:

2 stage;

Memory

Pad

3(toheat

for3 minutes

at H|GH

and2 minutes

at DEFRoST)

See

page

toprogram

Memory

pad.

See

page

toactivate

program

Lock. Displav

window

1(El"

Tl-l .Press

the

Memory

pad

InProgram

Lock

Mode

oven

will

start

without

pressino

START

Pad.

See

page

14. -

.Press

the

START

pad.

Thetotal

time

forboth

stages

will

displayed.

The

time

digital

display

will

count

down.

Heating

willstart. T--=----:-:=r----r

.When

the

oven

shifts

the

srage, I I q q i

a single

beep

tone

will

sound. I ' -' J I

.Press

the

Memory

Pad

Program

Lock

Mode

oven

will

startwithoutpressing

START

Pad.

See

page

14.

'Press

the

START

Pad.

Heating

willstart.

Thetime

ondigitat

display

will

count

down.

'Allheating

willstop.

When

opening

the

door,

the

display

willstop

blinking.

3. Beep

tone

willsound.

(See

page

16)

3. Beep

tone

willsound.

(Seepage

16)

Sglect

Muttipe

portion

Heating:

The

Double

Quantity

Pad

(x2)

factorv

set

portion

heating.

.All

heating

willstop.

When

opening

the

door,

the

display

willstop

blinking.

[qiTt

I l-'' I

Display

Window

P PNOG

pPm

Example:

Memo

. r66I;F)

.. IOUAI.ITTIYI

\_-agu

[ETrll-l

ry Pad

3. Follow

steps

2 and

3above.

automatically

double

the

programmed

time

for

multiple

.Press

the

DOUBLE

eUANTtTy

Pad.

.Press

the

Memory

pad

Program

Lock

Mode

oven

will

startwithout

pressine

START

Pad.

See

page

14.

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