Turbo Chef Technologies TurboChef Troubleshooting: Solve Common Issues with Your Convection Oven
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Questions related to cleaning the oven:

What is the best way to clean the outside of the oven? Is there anything that I should avoid?

A mild cleaner and soft rag work best to clean the outside of the oven. It is best to avoid anything abrasive like steel wool pads and Comet type cleansers as they can possibly scratch the outside of the oven.

What if I accidentally scratch the outside surface of the oven?

If it is a very shallow scratch on the stainless steel use a polishing compound to rub it out.

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Questions related to oven sounds:

Can I change the volume or turn the sounds off completely?

You can not adjust the volume, however you can turn the different sound on and/or off. See page 20 for further details.

Do I have to address the oven the moment I hear a tone?

No. There are only two instances where a tone indicates a limited amount of time to address the oven – the 80% checkpoint and the 100% checkpoint. At the 80% checkpoint, the oven will continue cooking after 30 seconds if nothing is done (page 11). At the end of the cook cycle, you will have 3 minutes before the oven assumes the product is done and advances (page 12).

Troubleshooting Guidelines

In the event that something is not working correctly on the oven, the display will show an error message and suggest that you call for service. Before calling for service, reference the following table for problems that you may be able to fix yourself.

Problem

possible Solution(s)

 

 

Displays and indicator lights are not working

Check that oven is receiving power.

 

 

Cook Navigator Screen is too dark or light

Adjust the brightness of the display – see Oven Setup, page 20.

 

 

Sounds are not working

Check that the volume is turned on – see Oven Setup, page 20.

 

 

Oven sounds are too loud or soft

Adjust the volume – see Oven Setup, page 20.

 

 

Menus are in the wrong language

Make sure desired language is selected – see Oven Setup, page 20.

Units and Measurements are displayed in metric and I want standard or vice versa

Change the Units and Measurements – see Oven Setup, page 20.

I forgot to save my changes to a recipe recently cooked

See Cooking a Recently Cooked Dish, page 7. Select “Save as Favorites.”

 

 

Clock is set to the wrong time

Use the Set Timer Knob to reset. See page 6.

 

 

Oven light bulb is burned out

Call Customer Service at 866.44serve to order a replacement bulb.

 

Instructions and all necessary components included with each bulb.

 

 

Oven Timer does not count down

Make sure the Set Timer Knob is pressed back into its original position.

 

 

I experienced interference with my wireless phone

900MHz cordless phones are recommended to limit interference also try

 

operating the wireless network on channel 1 if possible.

 

 

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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 use both ovens at the same time? Can I check on my food while it is cooking?Can I cook more than one item at once? Introduction Can I have more than one rack in the oven?Control Identification & Operation The Top Oven Traditional modes Cook Modes The Top OvenNew Cook modes Speedcook mode. In this example, Roast is selected Basic Cooking The Top Oven The Top Oven For information on Adjust Settings see pages Cooking a Recently Cooked Dish See page 13-15 for information on Adjust SettingsSee page 17 for information on Save as Favorite 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 page 18 for Rename Deleting a Dish from FavoritesSee page 9 for information on Cook and below for Delete This example Rack of Lamb is selectedAdjusting 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 The Bottom Oven SettingsCook modes 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 Reference Comprehensive List of QuestionsQuestions related to operating the oven 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?Questions related to cleaning the oven Troubleshooting GuidelinesReference Questions related to oven sounds With bottom door open Specs & DimensionsSpecifications are subject to change without notice With top door openTurboChef 30˝ Double Wall Speedcook Oven Dimensions Limited Warranty Limited Warranty North America and Puerto RicoEnd-user License Agreement Sales & Marketing

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