Microwave Oven Test Cases Template: In the previous post of softwaretestingo, we are discussing various manual testing topics and various manual test case scenarios of various objects.
- Verify that the dimensions of the oven are as per the specification provided.
- Verify that the oven’s material is optimal for its use as an oven and as per the specification.
- Verify that the oven heats the food at the desired temperature properly.
- Verify that the oven heats food at the desired temperature within the specified time duration.
- Verify the ovens functioning with maximum attainable temperature.
- Verify the ovens functioning with minimum attainable temperature.
- Verify that the oven’s plate rotation is speed is optimal and not too high to spill the food kept over it.
- Verify that the oven’s door gets appropriately closed.
- Verify that the oven’s door open are smooth.
- Verify the battery requirement of the microwave oven and check that it function’s smoothly at that power.
- Verify that the text written over the oven’s body is readable.
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- Verify that the digital display is clearly visible and functions correctly.
- Verify that the temperature regulator is smooth to operate.
- Verify that the temperature regulator works correctly.
- Check the maximum capacity of an oven and test its functioning with that volume of food.
- Check the oven’s functionality with different kinds of food – solid, liquid.
- Check the oven’s functionality with different food at different temperatures.
- Verify the oven’s functionality with different kinds of container material.
- Verify that the power cord of the oven is long enough.
- Verify that the user instruction or user manuals have clear instructions
Microwave Oven Test Case scenarios
Note: These are few context-based questions that came into my mind while generating test ideas for a microwave oven.
a) What kind of model is it? A Solo model, Grill model, or a Convection model?
b) What is the capacity (in terms of liters) of the oven?
c) What is the microwave output (700W, 800W, 850W, etc.)?
d) What is the Max power consumption (1000W, 1150W, 1200W, 1210W, 1450W etc)?
b) What is the capacity (in terms of liters) of the oven?
c) What is the microwave output (700W, 800W, 850W, etc.)?
d) What is the Max power consumption (1000W, 1150W, 1200W, 1210W, 1450W etc)?
Test Ideas:
- Test the structure and dimensions of the microwave and see if it conforms to the specified dimensions mentioned in the user manual. [Build Verification Testing!]
- Test if the door of the oven fits squarely and securely and opens and closes smoothly. [Installability Testing!]
- Test if the door hinges are in proper condition, and the surface of the door is not damaged.
- Test if there is no corrosion is evident on the door, the door hinges or the oven interior.
- Plug the power terminal and see if the LED glows. And test if the oven is getting power supply. Also, test the current received and maximum allowed. [Usability Testing!]
- Test if the microwaves generated in the microwave oven cease to exist once the electrical power to the magnetron is turned off.
- Test how the microwave performs under different voltage conditions. Test how it is able/unable to sustain fluctuating voltage. [Performance Testing!]
- Test the power consumption of the microwave.
- Switch ON the oven for a very long time (say up to 12-24 hours continuously) and see the result. Test if the thermostat works fine under such a situation. [Stress Testing!]
- Test if the timer is working, and the microwave switches off automatically after the preset time. [Usability Testing!]
- Keep the oven door open and test if you can set a timer for cooking. [Usability Testing!]
- Test if you can switch off the microwave before the timer has counted down to the present time. [Usability Testing!]
- Test the cooking time for different food items. [Performance Testing!]
- Test if the oven results in uneven absorption causing localized “hot spots”.
- Test if the bowls made up of glass and plastics are heated when used in the oven. Ideally, they should not. [Usability Testing!]
- Test if parts of frozen food remain frozen if insufficient time is allowed for the heating process.
- Test if microwaves do not directly heat the oven walls and other non-metallic cooking utensils.
- Test if the microwave exposure causes serious health effects such as deep tissue burns and hyperthermia. Test if it either causes or promotes cancer. [Security Testing!]
- Test if the microwaves make the food or the oven radioactive. [Security Testing!]
- Test if the safety interlock switches stop the generation of microwaves immediately the door is opened. [Security Testing!]
- Test that there is no microwave leakage from the device. If it is there, it should not exceed the recommended limit (differs from country to country).
- Test if cardiac pacemakers are likely to be susceptible to microwave interference, when very close to an oven. [Security Testing!]
- Test the operation of the oven without a load (i.e., an absorbing material such as food or water). See if it results in fire hazards due to the resonance of the magnetron tube itself. [Security Testing!]
- Test by using the oven for sterilizing baby bottles or other food utensils. [Capability Testing!]
- Test if closed containers and eggs explode when heated in the microwave oven due to the pressure build-up of steam. [Security Testing!]
- Try to heat grapes in the oven and see if it explodes due to arcing! [Security Testing!]
These were a few test ideas that came to my mind while attempting to generate ideas to test a microwave oven. But I am sure there can be a lot more test ideas like these. Why don’t you take this as a Testing Challenge and come up with your very own test ideas? Let me (and others) know about your test ideas by leaving behind your comment.
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