?Storing Your Appliance
Allow the appliance to cool completely before storing. If storing the appliance for long periods of time make certain that the appliance is clean and free of food particles. Store the appliance in a dry location such as on a table or countertop or in a cupboard shelf. Other than the recommended cleaning, no further user maintenance should be necessary.
PROBLEMS WITH YOUR APPLIANCE?
You can solve many common appliance problems easily, saving you the cost of a possible service call. Try the suggestions below to see if you can solve the problem before calling the servicer.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
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? | Appliance does not operate. | ? | Unit not plugged in. Plug the unit into a 120V AC |
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| electrical outlet. |
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| ? | The circuit breaker tripped or a blown fuse. |
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| ? | Be sure that the function and timer selectors are set. |
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? | Only one heating element is heating up. | ? | Function setting selection determines which heating |
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| element will operate. |
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| ? | When toasting, make sure the oven is not set to |
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| BROIL or BAKE setting. |
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? | Heating elements are not heating up. | ? | Make sure the function selector is positioned to the |
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| desired cooking setting. |
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? | Overcooked/undercooked Foods | ? | Incorrect timer setting. You may have to adjust the |
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| timer to desired position. |
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| ? | Rack placement. Rack may need to be adjusted to |
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| accommodate different foods. |
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? | Burnt Smell | ? | Food |
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| or in drip/baking pan. Refer to “Cleaning Your |
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| Appliance” |
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