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Most microwave ovens now use a similar method for setting the time on the front. Many different kitchen counter appliances like microwave ovens are made by the same manufacturers and sold under different brand names or with similar parts and designs. Microwaves, coffee makers, air fryers, convection ovens and even some toaster ovens have clocks on them these days and trying to set all the clocks during Daylight Saving Time can be a hassle. Fortunately, most of these kitchen appliances have adopted a general method for changing and setting the time: The Clock Button! If your device has a Clock button you typically only have to hit it once or hold it in, either type in the new time or advance up or down to the new time on the display, and then press the Clock or Start button to save your changes and get your out of "time changing" mode. Many other small appliances are following this same methodology. It's quick and easy!
If the display is flickering I would consider it being a bad main circuit board. If it just keeps beeping when power applied could be a bad touch pad too. Unplagging the pad and reapplying power and see if it beeps with the pad unplugged that would tell you if is the board. If it still beeps with the pad unplugged it is a bad board. It may be thinking your standing there pushing a pad. Either get both or replace the unit. Prices have come down drastically. Encompass parts was selling parts for those, sorry I do not currently have their number.
If you type the following into your browser search box , USER MANUAL FOR SHARP R269km ; when you click on search on the page that appears on the 5th line down you will see 3- Sharp click on it and follow the instructions and if you have a printer you could print your own Manual . Hope this helps you...
Hi Melissa. Push the clock button then set the correct time AND then push the clock button a second time. THIS is such a common problem, and so easy to forget!
normally you look for the clock ot watch icon. Pressing it once will give you the option for 24 hours setting. Press it twice and it will give you the opportunity to set to 12 hours setting. Using the no. keypad, punch in the time and then repress the clock icon again.
Disconnect the power for 30 seconds. After restoring power, do not set the clock.
If your model has an ON/OFF clock display, you can choose not to have the time displayed.
To choose this option, press the 0 pad for about three seconds. To Turn the display back on, press the 0 again.
Touch the clock pad. Enter in the correct time of day by touching the numbers in sequence. Touch the clock pad again.
I think on this one you press the CLOCK/TIMER pad, then enter the desired time using the 10 MINUTES, 1 MINUTE, AND 15 SECONDS pads then press CLOCK/TIMER again.
If that doesn;t work, press STOP / CLEAR then try the above again.
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