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Different cooking modes in an LG microwave oven require suitable utensils for safe and effective results. In micro mode, only microwave‑safe glass, ceramic, or plastic containers should be used. For grill mode, metal racks and grill‑safe utensils are appropriate. In convection mode, oven‑safe glass, ceramic, and metal bakeware can be used. Choosing the right utensil for each mode ensures proper cooking, safety, and durability of both food and appliance.
Utensil to be used in different Modes of LG Microwave oven
Important
- Utensils made of Glass, Silicon, and microwave‑safe plastic can be used.
- Utensils made of Metal / Aluminum / Steel should not be used.
- Utensils having Metallic / Aluminum paint should not be used.
- Utensils made of Metal / Aluminum / Steel can be used.
- Utensils made of microwave‑safe plastic, other plastics, or silicon should not be used.
- Utensils made of paper or wood should not be used.
- Utensils made of Glass, Silicon, and Metal / Aluminum / Steel can be used.
- Utensils made of plastic, paper, or wood should not be used.
- Q. Can I use metal utensils in any LG microwave mode?
- A. Generally, no. Metal can cause arcing in microwave mode. Some convection or grill scenarios may allow certain metal utensils, but always check your model’s manual. When in doubt, avoid metal altogether.
- Q. How do I know if a utensil is microwave-safe?
- A. Look for a microwave-safe label or symbol on the utensil; if unsure, test with a small amount of food or stick to glass/ceramic/BPA-free plastic.
Micro Mode
Grill Mode
Convection Mode
How to Use Utensils in LG Microwave Oven
Follow these steps.
Step 1. Use Microwave
safe utensils only. (glass, ceramic, BPA-free plastic) No metal or foil.
Step 2. Place the utensil
Place the utensil on the turntable or a microwave-safe tray
Step 3. Cover loosely with a microwave
Cover loosely with a microwave-safe lid or vented wrap.