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Questions related to making adjustments to preprogrammed settings:

Can adjustments to a preprogrammed setting be saved? Will adjustments be saved automatically?

Yes. The last 10 cook cycles will be automatically saved under the Favorites mode in “Last 10 Cooks” (page 8). To permanently save adjustments made to a preprogrammed setting, you will need to save your item to Favorites (page 17).

If I alter preprogrammed settings, does it affect the original settings? Can I get the originals back?

Adjustments made to a cook cycle apply only to that specific cook cycle. The oven defaults back to an item’s original preprogrammed settings the next time that item’s preprogrammed recipe is selected.

All changes are saved in Favorites either under “View Last Cooked (10)” (page 8) or under a recipe you “Saved to Favorites” (page 17).

If the top oven is preprogrammed, why do I have to check my food at the 80% check point?

You may choose not to check your food at the 80% check point. If, after 30 seconds, nothing happens the oven will complete the cook cycle. However, not everyone has the same preference when it comes to food, so the 80% check point was established to give you the opportunity to check your item and make adjustments to help ensure your desired outcome is achieved.

Questions related to cook modes:

How do I know which Speedcook Mode to choose?

The modes have been established to describe how you would normally cook a product – i.e. BAKE a cake or ROAST a turkey. So in most cases, common cooking sense should help you decide which mode to choose. However, since we don’t all think the same way, an alphabetical list of all Preprogrammed Recipes can be found on pages 30-33.

What if I can’t find my specific recipe?

Start by selecting a preprogrammed recipe for an item that closely resembles the one you wish cook. At the 80% and 100% check points (pages 11-12) you will have the ability to make adjustments and alter the programmed settings for your specific item.

One you have developed the settings for your specific item, don’t forget to “Save to Favorites” (page 17). Doing this will allow you to easily recall the settings for your specific item.

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How many recipes can I save in Favorites?

The Favorites mode can store up to 9999 of your favorite recipes.

Do I have to close the door to use the Broil mode?

Whether using the Broil Speedcook mode, the standard Broil, or the Convection Broil setting, the oven door should be closed.

What is the difference between Bake and Roast?

Both modes involve surrounding food with hot, dry air, but differ in where the heated air comes from – the top or bottom of the oven. In Bake heated air comes only from the bottom of the oven while in Roast air is delivered from the top and the bottom.

If I use an existing recipe in Favorites and then re-save it under a different name, will I keep the original recipe?

Yes. All recipes that have been “Saved to Favorites” remain in Favorites unless you delete them (page 19). If you re-save a recipe by a different name, the recipe will remain in Favorites under each name until you delete one of them.

Questions related to cook cycles & Cooking:

Can I cook my own recipes?

Yes. Anything that can be cooked in a conventional oven can be cooked in the TurboChef 30˝ Double Wall Speedcook Oven. If you cannot find an exact setting for your item, use a similar one.

Do I have to preheat the oven? How long does it take?

The top Speedcook oven needs to preheat before you place your food item in to cook. This will take 9 to 14 minutes depending on the cook temperature the oven must reach.

With the bottom oven, it is recommended that the oven preheat to its cooking temperature, but not required.

Can I cook more then one item at once?

In the bottom oven, yes. In the top Speedcook oven, it depends on what you mean by “more than one item.”

If two items are to be cooked in the same dish – like vegetables with meat – then yes. However, you might have to add a bit of time at the end of the cook cycle to account for the extra weight. If by “more than one item” you mean two separate dishes, then it is not recommended that you cook these together. Consider using the bottom oven as a warming drawer (page 28) to keep one item hot while the other is cooking.

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Contents Use & Care Guide 866.44serve Table of Contents General Safety Instructions Read ALL Instructions Before UsingDo not Touch Heating Elements or Interior Surfaces of Oven Page Introduction Welcome to High Performance GourmetCommonly Asked Questions Can I cook more than one item at once? Can I check on my food while it is cooking?Introduction Can I have more than one rack in the oven? Can I use both ovens at the same time?Control Identification & Operation The Top Oven New Cook modes Cook Modes The Top OvenTraditional modes  The Top Oven Basic Cooking The Top OvenSpeedcook mode. In this example, Roast is selected For information on Adjust Settings see pages See page 17 for information on Save as Favorite See page 13-15 for information on Adjust SettingsCooking a Recently Cooked Dish Cooking a Favorite Dish See page 18 for information on Rename and page 19 for Delete Making Adjustments During a Cook Cycle This example, Cook Less is selected Making Adjustments at The End of a Cook CycleAdjusting the Cook Time For information on Advanced. . . see Adjusting the TemperatureUsing the Advanced Cook Mode Select Advanced To edit individual characters Saving to FavoritesRenaming a Dish in Favorites See page 9 for information on Cook and below for Delete Deleting a Dish from FavoritesThis example Rack of Lamb is selected See page 9 for information on Cook and page 18 for RenameAdjusting the Oven’s Sound Self-Clean Mode The Top OvenFor information on Display and Units & Measurements, see For information on Help Topics and/or Oven Tips seeAdjusting the Oven’s Units & Measurements Adjusting the Oven’s DisplayHelp Topics and General Cooking Information If you select Help Topics Control Identification & Operation The Bottom Oven Cook modes SettingsCook Modes The Bottom Oven Basic Cooking The Bottom Oven Sabbath Mode Using Warming & ProofingSelf-Clean Mode The Bottom Oven Preprogrammed Recipes Preprogrammed RecipesChicken & Mushroom Wild Rice Bake Preprogrammed Recipes Preprogrammed Recipes Questions related to operating the oven Comprehensive List of QuestionsReference Questions related to cook cycles & Cooking Questions related to cook modesQuestions related to cooking Utensils What if I forget to take my food out of the top oven?Reference Questions related to oven sounds Troubleshooting GuidelinesQuestions related to cleaning the oven Specifications are subject to change without notice Specs & DimensionsWith top door open With bottom door openTurboChef 30˝ Double Wall Speedcook Oven Dimensions Limited Warranty Limited Warranty North America and Puerto RicoEnd-user License Agreement Sales & Marketing

TD030*240, TD030*208 specifications

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