Before Using Your Convection/Rotisserie Oven
1.Read all instructions in this manual before using your Convection/Rotisserie Oven.
2.Make sure that the oven is unplugged.
3.Before using your toaster oven, wash all the accessories in hot, soapy water or in the dishwasher. Also, remove the protective film on the control panel by peeling it off.
4.Thoroughly dry all accessories and
5.When plugging the oven into the electrical outlet, the oven will beep to advise that it is plugged in and the light next to the word “POWER” will go on.
6.We recommend that you run the oven at the highest temperature with both elements on for approximately 15 minutes to eliminate any packing residue that may remain after shipping. This will also remove all traces of odor initially present.
NOTE: Initial
WARNING: TO AVOID RISK OF INJURY OR BURNS, DO NOT TOUCH HOT SURFACES WHEN OVEN IS IN USE. ALWAYS USE OVEN MITTS.
CAUTION: Always use extreme care when removing wire rack, bake pan, crumb tray or any hot object from a hot oven. Always use oven mitts when removing these items.
NOTE: Always
CAUTION: Do not leave oven unattended while in operation.
CAUTION: Do not leave oven plugged in when not in use.
Convection Cooking
Convection cooking combines hot air movement by means of a fan with the regular features. Convection cooking provides faster cooking in many cases than regular radiant type toaster ovens. The fan gently sends air to every area of the food, quickly browning, crisping and sealing in moisture and flavor. It produces more even temperature all around the food by air movement, so that food cooks/bakes/broils evenly versus the normal ovens hot and cold spots. The convection feature allows cooking/baking at lower temperatures, which saves energy and helps keep the kitchen cooler. Convection air is superheated and it circulates around the food so it cooks food significantly faster than conventional ovens.
Using Your Toaster Oven
Please familiarize yourself with the following oven functions and accessories prior to first use:
NAME | DESCRIPTION |
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Temperature Increase | Increases the temperature. |
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TEMP. |
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Temperature Decrease | Decreases the temperature. |
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TEMP. |
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Timer Increase | Increases the time. |
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TIMER |
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Timer Decrease | Decreases the time. |
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TIMER |
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START/STOP | • Press this button when ready to start the cooking process. |
START | • Press this button to stop the cooking process. |
STOP | • Press this button at the end of the cooking process in |
| order to reset the oven. |
ELEMENT Function | • Press this button once in order to activate the top element |
| only. |
| • Press this button twice in order to activate the bottom |
| element only. |
| • Press this button three times in order to activate both the |
| top and bottom elements. |
CONVECTION Function | • Press this button once to activate the convection fan; |
| press again to deactivate convection fan. |
ROTISSERIE Function | • Press this button once to activate the rotisserie; press |
| again to deactivate the rotisserie. |
Wire Rack | Use for toasting, and for placing bake ware on when |
| baking, and general cooking. |
Crumb Tray | Place in the slot at the bottom of the oven. Clean after |
| every use. |
Bake Pan | For use in broiling and roasting meat, poultry, fish, and |
| various. |
Cookie Sheet | For use to cook pizzas and cookies etc. |
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Rotisserie Assembly | Use to roast a variety of meats and poultry that are very |
| tender and juicy on the inside, and browned to perfection |
| on the outside. |
Rotisserie Handle | Used for removing the rotisserie rod from the oven after |
| your roast is done. |
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