Jenn-Air JGR8855 I Oven Cooking, Cont, Oven Light, Baking And Roasting, AND rONVECTIO, Ven Bottom

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I OVEN COOKING, CONT.

I OVEN COOKING, CONT.

AND rONVECTIO

N 4. Allow 8-1Sminutesfortheovento pre-

BAKINGAND ROASTING,

heat.

BAKING AND ROASTING

• A singlebeep willindicatethat the

 

oven is preheated.

SETTING THE CONTROLS

FOR

. The temperature can be set from

BAKING r ROASTING

AND

 

100°Fto 5S0°F.

CONVECTION

(SELECT MODELS)

Therewill bea four seconddelay

I. Placeovenracksin proper rackposi-

beforeoventurnson.Whentheoven

tions.(Seepage10.)

 

 

turns on:

2, PressBakeor ConvectBake pad.

-

Thebakeicon(top andbottom

BAKEwillflashin the display,

 

bars)will light,

000andthe ovenicon _

will

-

A red preheatindicatorwill light.

 

lightin thedisplay.

L__J

 

_ iO0OFortheactualoventempera,

 

 

 

 

 

 

ture willappearin the display.

 

 

 

 

 

-

Whenconvectioncooking,thefan

 

 

 

 

 

 

iconwill beginto rotate.

• The preheat indicator willturn off,

5. Checkcookingprogressat the minimum cookingtime. Cook longerif needed.

6.PressStoplClear padandremovefood from oven.

Timeof daywill reappearin the

display.

NOTE: If youforgetto turnoff theoven,it will automaticallyturn off at the endof 12

Whenconvectioncookingiselected, a fan icon L_ willalsoappear.

3. Press the Preset (0)pad to set 350°F automaticallyWhenconvect.ioncook-

ing,325°Fwi((beautomaticallysetwhen Preset (0) is pressed. Or pressthe appropriatenumberpadsfor the de- siredoventemperature,

PREHEATBAKE

INDICATOR ICON

Thetemperatureinthedisplaywillin- creasein5°incrementsuntiltheoven

reachesthe presettemperature,

hours.To deactivatethisfeatureseepag,eg,

lOvE N VENT I
When the oven is in usethe area near

the vent may become hot enough to causeburns.Neverblocktheventopen-

ing.

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NOTES:
The ovenvent islocatedat the baseof

the control panel.

To recallthe set temperatureduring preheat,presstheappropriateBakeor ConvectBakepad,

When convectionroasting, roast- ingtimesare generally25-30%less. (Maintainconventionalroastingtempera-

Do notplaceplasticsneartheventopening asheatfrom the ventcoulddistortor melt theplastic.

To changthe oventemperatureduring

cooking,pressthepadandappropriateh appropriBake r -

ConvectBak

ate numberpadsfor the desiredoven temperature,

Ifmorethan30secondselapsebetween

pressinga functionpadand pressinga numberpad,the displaywill return to

As a general rule whenconvection

baking,set the oventemperature 25° F lower than the conventional

recipeor prepared mix directions, Baking time will be the same or a few minutes less than the direc- tions,

tures.)

.See roastingchartin "Cooking Made Simple"booklet for recomm nded

roastingtemperatureandtimes,andfor additionalbaking,roastingandconvec- tion cookingtips.

Youmayfindthatthe cookingtimesand temperaturesvaryslightlyfromyourold

own characteristics.

During some extendedovencooking operations,you mayheara "popping"

soundwhen the oven burner cycles, Thisis normal,

Theconvectionfanturnsonfiveminutes after the ovencomes on. This isnormal.

]OVEN LIGHT [

Theovenlightautomaticallycomesonwhen the door is opened. When the door is closed,presstherocker switchonthecon- trol paneto turn the lighton or off.

VEN BOTTOM

Protectovenbottom againstspillovers,es- peciallyacidicor sugaryspills,astheymay discolortheporcelainenamelUs.ethe cor- rectpansizetoavoidspilloversandboilovers.

Do not place utensils or aluminum foil

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directly on the ovenbottom.

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Jenn-Air JGR8855 I Oven Cooking, Cont, Oven Light, Baking And Roasting, AND rONVECTIO, lOvE N VENT, Ven Bottom, Notes