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TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT

 

You may feel that yournew oven

 

cooksdifferently than the oven it

 

replaced. We recommendthat you

 

use yournew oven a few weeks to

 

become more familiar with it, following

 

the timesgiven in yourrecipes as e

 

guide.

 

If you thinkyour newoven istoo hot

 

(burningfoods) or nothot enough

 

(foodsare undercooked),you can

 

adjustthe temperatureyourself.The

 

appearance end textureoffoods is a

 

better indicator of oven accuracy than

 

an oven thermometer,These

 

thermometerscan varyby 20-40

 

degrees from the true temperatureof

 

the oven. In addition,the oven door

 

mustbe opened to read these

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thermometers.Openingthe door will

change the temperatureofthe oven.

To decide how much to change

 

the temperature,set the oven

 

temperature25 degrees higher

 

(if foods are undercooked)or

 

25 degrees lower (if foods are

 

burning) than the temperaturein your

 

recipe, then bake. The resultsof this

 

"test" shouldgive you an idea of how

 

much the temperatureshouldbe

 

changed.

1. Pressand hold, at the same tim, the HOUR UP and DOWN

arrowpads untilthe display showsa two-digitnumber.

2. Pressthe HOUR UP arrow pad to increasethetemperature up to

+35°F hotte_

or

Pressthe HOUR DOWN arrow

pad to decrease the temperature down to -35°F cooler,

3. When this adjustment has been

made, the display will returnto the time of da_

ThisadjustmentwLIIremainin memory

 

untilthese stepsare repeated and a

 

new temperatureis selected.It will

 

remainin memory even after e power

 

failure.

 

Thisadjustment willnot affect the Broil

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