TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM | POSSIBLE CAUSE | SOLUTION |
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Unit is not heating or stops | Electrical outlet is not | Check to make sure |
heating. | working or oven is | outlet is working. Both |
| unplugged. | the temperature control |
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| and the timer must be |
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| set in order for the oven |
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| to function. |
Second toasting is too dark. | Setting on toast is too dark. | If doing repeated |
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| toasting in the oven, |
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| select a shade slightly |
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| lighter than the previous |
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| setting. |
Moisture forms on the inside of | The amount of moisture | The moisture that |
the glass door during toasting. | differs in different products, | forms on the oven door |
| whether bread, bagels or | is quite common and |
| frozen pastries. | will usually disappear |
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| during the toasting |
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| cycle. Since the oven |
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| is closed the moisture |
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| cannot evaporate as it |
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| would in a toaster. |
Food is overcooked or | Temperature and cook time | As your a toaster oven |
undercooked. | may need to be adjusted. | is much smaller than |
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| a regular oven, it may |
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| heat up faster and cook |
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| faster. Try lowering the |
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| temperature 25 degrees |
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| from the suggested |
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| temperature in a recipe |
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| or on a label. |
There is burnt food odor or | There are remnants of food | Refer to the directions |
smoking when oven is being | in crumb tray or on the walls | in the CARE AND |
used. | of the oven. | CLEANING section of |
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| this Use & Care booklet. |
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| Make sure all parts of |
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| the oven, baking pan |
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| and rack are clean. |
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Heating elements do not seem | The heating elements cycle | Check the oven to make |
to be on. | on and off during baking. | certain the function |
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| desired is being used. |
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| On broil, only the top |
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| element is on. |
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RECIPES
TUNA MELT | ENGLISH | |
1 medium onion, cut in wedges | ||
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¼ cup parsley leaves |
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2 tbsp. lemon juice |
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½ cup mayonnaise |
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2 cans (6 oz., ea.) tuna, drained |
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1 cup shredded Swiss cheese |
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4 English muffins, halved and toasted |
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2 medium tomatoes, sliced |
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6 ounces sliced Provolone cheese |
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In bowl of processor, combine onion and parsley. Process until finely chopped. Add |
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lemon juice and mayonnaise. Process on pulse to blend. Add tuna and process on pulse |
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to blend. |
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Spoon tuna on |
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Arrange on bake pan/drip tray of toaster oven. |
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Broil in preheated oven with slide rack in lower rack position, with rack and oven door |
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slightly ajar, until cheese is melted and beginning to brown lightly. |
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This is a terrific lunch or light dinner. Add some tossed greens and serve fresh fruit for |
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dessert. |
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Makes 4 servings. |
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BROILED SALMON WITH ORANGE GINGER DRESSING |
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¼ cup mayonnaise |
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2 tbsp. chopped green onions |
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2 tsp. chopped fresh dill |
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1 tsp. ground ginger |
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1 tbsp. orange marmalade |
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1 lb. salmon fillet |
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1 tbsp. olive oil |
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½ tsp. salt |
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¼ tsp. black pepper |
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In medium bowl, combine mayonnaise, green onions, dill, ginger and marmalade. |
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Set aside. |
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Place salmon in bake pan/drip tray of oven. Brush with olive oil. Season with salt and |
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pepper. Broil in preheated oven at 400°F, with oven door slightly ajar, for 20 minutes |
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or until fish tests done. |
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Serve with dressing and garnish with fresh sprigs of dill, if desired. |
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Delicious served with cooked brown and white rice and steamed asparagus. |
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Makes about 3 servings. |
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