Introduction
When you purchase most home appliances, they come with an owner’s manual. The owner’s manual is the bible of information for that appliance. It tells you what each button does and how to set up and configure your new appliance to get it ready for operation. The owner’s manual also includes the actual steps to operate the appliance, and it often contains information on how and where to obtain service and parts, basic troubleshooting tips, and precautions you should be aware of before using the appliance.
This is true for VCRs, microwaves, toasters and vacuum cleaners. All these appliances are commonly found in an average home, and each has an assigned task. When you buy these items you buy them with their specific tasks in mind, ...
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