ABOUTSERVICE
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Baking results are | 1. Oven is too hot or too cool. | 1. | Selectcorrect oven temperature. When baking, | |
not what you |
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| always preheatoven before addingfood. |
expected. | 2. SelectedBROIL ratherthan BAKE. | 2. Selectthe BAKE pad, not BROIL,for baking. | ||
• Uneven browning | 3. Food not positionedcorrectly in | 3. See rackplacement on page 25. | ||
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bottom). | 4. Used incorrect pan. | 4. Dark pans produce dark browning.Selectshiny | ||
• Underdoneor |
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overdone, |
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| by 25°E See page 26. |
• Browningis too | 5. Used aluminumfoil incorrectly. | 5. Never use foil to coveran oven rack. Placea | ||
dark or light, |
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| small piece of foil on the rack belowthe rack |
• Cake is not level, |
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| holdingthe pan. See page 25. |
| 6. Oven rack was crowdedwith pans. 6. Stagger pans on rack. Allow 1 to | |||
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| betweenpans and oven walls. |
| 7. Used unreliablerecipe or did not | 7. Select recipesfrom reliable sources. Readand | ||
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| carefullyfollow instructions and do not substitute |
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| 8. Oven vent was blocked. | 8. See page 15for informationon oven vent. | ||
| 9. Range is not level. | 9. See page 17for instructionson levelingrange. | ||
| 10. Door is not correctly installed. | 10. See page 15for instructionson replacingdoor. | ||
Baking results differ | 1. Oven seems hotter or coolerthan | 1. Seepage 31 for instructionson adjustingthe oven | ||
from previous oven. |
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| temperature. NOTE: Do not adjust temperatureif |
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| ontyone or two recipes are in question. The |
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| problemmay be the recipe ratherthan the oven. |
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| NOTE: Oventemperatures mayvary betweenthe new and the old oven. As ovens age, the | ||
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| oven temperatureoften "drifts" and may become hotter or cooler.Also, newer ovens may | ||
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| operatedifferentlyfrom older ovens.You should expect some differencesin baking results. | ||
Food not broiling | 1. Oven incorrectlyset. | 1. See page 13 for operating instructions. | ||
properly. | 2. | Usedincorrect rack position. | 2. See page 28 for informationon broiling. | |
| 3. Broilelement was not preheated. | 3. For optimum browning, preheatthe broil element | ||
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| for 3 minutes before placingfood in the oven. |
| 4. Usedaluminum foil incorrectly. | 4. The broiler pan can be lined with foil; never line | ||
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| the broiler insert with foil. |
| 5. Oven door was closedduring | 5. Always leave door opened to the broil stop | ||
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Oven smokes | 1. Foodplaced too close to broil | 1. Move broiler pan down one rack position. | ||
excessivelyduring |
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broiling. | 2. Broilerinsert coveredwithaluminum 2. Nevercoverinsertwithfoil as this preventsfat | |||
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| 3. Meat is toofatty. | 3. Trimexcessfat beforebroiling. | ||
| 4. Marinadenotcompletelydrained | 4. Completelydrainmarinadefrom meat. | ||
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| 5. Bastedmeat too earlyduring | 5. Bastemeat duringthe lastfew minutesof | ||
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| 6. Used a soiled broiler pan. | 6. Always clean broiler pan and insert after use. | ||
Oven will not | 1. | 1. Followinstructionson page 18. | ||
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2.Oven set for a delayed clean.
3.Oven door not closed and/or locked.
2.Cancel program and reset cleancycle.
3.Close and lock oven door.