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Troubleshooting

Issue

Possible Cause

Solution

Oven not turning on

Oven not fully plugged in.

Verify that plug is properly inserted in outlet.

Bad fuse/tripped circuit breaker. Replace fuse/reset circuit breaker.
Oven too hot.

Let oven cool.

Incomplete service wiring.

Call for service.

Power outage.

Check house lights; call service provider if needed.

Oven light not turning on

Light is loose/defective.

Tighten/replace light; call for service if light stays off.

Broken light switch.

Call for service.

Excessive smoke during

broiling

Meat too close to broil element.

Lower the rack one level.

Meat not properly prepared.

Trim excess fat from meat.

Grease buildup in oven chamber. Clean the oven; check oven regularly for cleanliness.

Food not cooking properly

Mispositioned/unlevel rack.

See

Positioning the Oven Racks

(Pg. 22).

Oven temp improperly set.

See

About Oven Temperatures

(Pg. 26).

Cook temp too hot/cold

Adjust oven temperature.

See

Adjusting the Oven-Temperature Offset

(Pg. 32).

Water is dripping

Type of food being cooked

Not a malfunction; let oven cool, then wipe with dry towel.

Steam emitted from door seam
Residual water in oven chamber

Oven will not self-clean

Oven is too hot.

Let oven cool, then reset controls (Pgs. 26, 32).

Oven controls incorrectly set.

See

Using Self-Clean Mode

(Pg. 35).

Control lockout is enabled.

Disable control lockout (Pg. 26).

Excessive smoke when

self-cleaning

Excessive residue in oven.

Press OFF; ventilate kitchen; wait for self-cleaning to cancel;

wipe up excess soil, restart self-cleaning.

Oven door stays locked after

self-cleaning

Oven is too hot.

Oven still dirty after self-clean-

ing

Oven controls incorrectly set.

See

Using Self-Clean Mode

(Pg. 35).

Oven too heavily soiled.

Wipe up food residue, then start self-cleaning; very dirty

ovens may need two cycles or longer cycles.

Steam emitted from oven vent.

Normal when using convection.

Normal operation.

Large amount of food in oven.

Burning or oily odor emitted

from oven vent.

New oven.

To eliminate the smell faster, set self-cleaning to 3+ hrs; see

Using Self-Clean Mode

(Pg. 35).

Strong odor.

Insulation in new oven.

Run oven empty on Bake at 400°F for 1 hr.

Fan noise.

Convection fan cycling on/off.

Normal operation.

Oven racks hard to slide.

Chromes racks were left in oven

during self-cleaning.

Apply dab of vegetable oil to paper towel, and wipe oven-rack

edges.

Oven door is locked.

Tripped circuit breaker of power

outage while door was locked.

Enable Control Lockout, then unlock the control; see

Using

Control Lockout

(Pg. 26).

Oven

Summary of Contents for Pro-Range HDPR30 Series

Page 1: ...UserManual Pro Range HDPR30 HDPR36 HDPR48 Part No 115332 Rev B ...

Page 2: ...uded Accessories for 36 and 48 models 12 External Features 13 Internal Features 14 Control Panel 15 Control Panel Display 16 Operating the Cooktop 17 Assembling the Burners 17 Using the Griddle 18 Before Using the Cooktop 19 Selecting the Cookware 19 Lighting a Burner 19 Operating the Oven 20 Control Panel Settings 20 About the Control Panel Beep 21 Before Cooking 21 Positioning the Oven Racks 21 ...

Page 3: ...sing Proof Mode 31 Using Sabbath Mode 31 Adjusting the Oven Temperature Offset 32 Maintaining the Range 33 General External Maintenance 33 Maintaining the Cooktop 33 Using Self Clean Mode 35 Steam Cleaning the Oven 37 Cleaning the Oven Accessories 37 Replacing the Oven Lights 39 Troubleshooting 40 Gas Safety 40 Surface Burners 40 Control Display 40 Oven 41 Warranty 42 ...

Page 4: ...e doorclosed also maintains oven temperature which saves energy If cooking longerthan 30 minutes you can switch the oven off 5 10 minutes before the cooking is done The Plan oven use to avoid turning the oven off between cooking tasks When possible cook multiple items simultaneously Electrical and gas equipment with moving parts can be dangerous Read and follow closely the Important Safety Instruc...

Page 5: ...atorand yourbody This device and its antenna s must not be co located oroperated in conjunction with any otherantenna ortransmitter 2 IC Industry Canada Notice Operation is subject to two conditions 1 This device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including that which causes undesired operation This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian IC...

Page 6: ...may result in severe personal injury ordeath Hazards orunsafe practices that may result in electric shock personal injury orproperty damage Useful tips and instructions State of California Proposition 65 Warning The range contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancerand birth defects orother reproductive harm Gas appliances can cause low level exposure to Proposition 65 liste...

Page 7: ...rom steam Do not let potholdertouch hot heating elements Do not use a towel orotherbulky cloth Do not use the range to heat sealed containers Do not repair replace any part of the range except as instructed in this manual all otherservice must be Do not strike the oven doorglass In disposing of the range remove the powercord and doorto avoid a safety hazard Cook meat to an internal temp of160 F 71...

Page 8: ...orextension cord Do not use a damaged plug cord orloose poweroutlet and do not alterthe plug cord oroutlet Do not put a fuse in a neutral orground circuit Use a dedicated 240 Vac 60 Hz 50 Amp breakerforthe 48 range a 40 Amp breakerforthe 36 range and a 40 Amp breakerforthe 30 range A time delay fuse orcircuit breakershould be used Plug only the range into this circuit The range s grounded 3 prong ...

Page 9: ...them thoroughly before reassembly Use ProperPan Size This appliance is equipped with one or more surface units of different size Select utensils will expose a portion of the heating element to direct contact and may result in ignition of clothing Utensil handles Should Be Turned Inward and Not Extend OverAdjacent Surface Units To reduce the the handle of a utensil should be positioned so that it i...

Page 10: ...hile the oven is on Do not put meat too close to the broil element trim excess fat before cooking Use cooking bags as directed by the bag manufacturer Do not use abrasive cleaners ormetal scrapers to clean the doorglass Do not try to use the oven during a powerfailure if powerfails turn the oven off Before self cleaning wipe excess residue from the oven and remove all racks cookware and utensils D...

Page 11: ...ackTM Oven Rack 2 Temperature Probe 1 Stainless Steel Cleaner SimmerSearBurnerCaps Porcelain 1 Brass 1 Standard Oven Rack 1 Griddle 1 Literature Kit Standard BurnerRings 3 Burner Control Knobs 4 2 standard 2 MAX GRIDDLE Wok Ring 1 Included Accessories for 30 model The range comes with brass and porcelain burnercaps to suit customerpreference Porcelain Porcelain Brass Brass HDPR ...

Page 12: ...6 4 standard 2 MAX GRIDDLE Wok Ring 1 SimmerSearBurnerCaps Porcelain 2 Brass 2 Standard Oven Rack 1 Anti Tip Bracket w Screws and Anchors BroilerPan and Grill Standard BurnerRings 4 18 GlideRackTM Oven Rack 2 48 model only Temperature Probe 1 Stainless Steel Cleaner Included Accessories for 36 and 48 models The range comes with brass and porcelain burnercaps to suit customerpreference Porcelain Po...

Page 13: ...earBurner 800 15 000 BTU left right front 36 48 left front 30 B Spill Tray C Burner Control Knob D Control Panel E Removable Oven Door F Standard Burner 800 18 000 BTU left right rear center front rear 36 48 left right rear right front 30 Effective 48 30 36 External Features ...

Page 14: ...Support Install GlideRack and standard racks on these supports rack levels1 bottom 7 top F Oven Rack 2 GlideRack oven racks and 1 standard rack per oven chamber are provided See Pg 21 G Bake Element H Oven FloorRecess Watercollects here during 30 minute steam clean cycle See Pg 37 I Self Cleaning Latch During self cleaning the latch keeps oven doorfrom being opened J Temp Probe Outlet Insert tempe...

Page 15: ...in until panel clicks into its original position E Display Shows time of day and oven operations e g cook temperature remaining cook time F Numeric Keypad Sets cook temperature cook time time of day G START CONTINUE Select a cook mode A then tap this key to start cooking this key starts timers afteryou set a cook time and resumes cook time aftera pause H Oven Light Key Turns oven light on off I Sa...

Page 16: ...or Appears when delay time cooking is active H Control Lockout Icon Appears when control lockout is active I Cook Time Indicators START Appears if a start time is set fora cook task readout E shows time of daywhen oven will start cooking DURATION Appears if you tap COOK TIME aftersetting a stop time fora cook task readout E shows cook time countdown STOP Appears if a stop time is set fora cook tas...

Page 17: ... SimmerSearTM Burner 1 Place the burner head so its locating tab is in the base s keyed hole 2 the head 3 Place the burner cap so the ridge on the bottom of the 1 With two hands grasp a grate with the short sides oriented at the front and rear of the cooktop 2 Gently set the grate on the cooktop so the grate s feet rest in their corresponding dimples in the spill tray 3 Repeat Step 2 forthe remain...

Page 18: ...dle aftereach use See Pg 34 forinstructions 1 With all burners off and the range cool to the touch place the griddle on the cooktop s center front rear grates 30 models Place the griddle on the right front rearburners Fit the tabs on the bottom of the feet into the inside corners of the grate Correctly installed the griddle rests securely about above the grate Slight rocking is normal HDPRS 48 mod...

Page 19: ... 2 Place the cookware on the grate 3 30 Range Rear left burner knob 36 48 Range Front right burner knob Setting Description Off The burneris off Ignites the burner MAX GRIDDLE Highest temp griddle setting 30 right front rearburners 36 48 center front rearburners higher settings may damage the griddle SIMMER Very low heat setting 30 left front burner 36 48 left right front burners Before Using the ...

Page 20: ...e numeric keypad tap The clock display switches to military 24 hr mode 3 Tap CANCEL SECURE The main display appears showing the time in military 24 hr mode 1 On the control panel tap hold BROIL for6 seconds double ovens tap hold RIGHTOVEN BROIL The current temp scale appears on the display 2 On the numeric keypad tap The display shows the selected temperature mode F orC 3 Tap CANCEL SECURE The sel...

Page 21: ...rthe safety notch es and pull the rack completely out 1 On the control panel tap hold STARTTIME for6 seconds Beep appears on the display 2 On the numeric keypad tap then tap CANCEL SECURE The beep is enabled disabled Handle the racks onlywhen the oven is cool If you must reposition a rack when the oven is hot use potholders Before Cooking When baking roasting the oven preheats automatically Prehea...

Page 22: ...vercooks the food 4 CANCEL SECURE Double ovens Tap CANCEL SECURE forthe oven in use Positioning the Oven Racks The oven comes with a set of GlideRack oven racks These racks can be pulled out furtherthan a standard rack and still support pots and pans Running A Cook Cycle This procedure includes selecting a cook mode preheating the oven inserting the food and turning off the oven Inserting a GlideR...

Page 23: ...ttom heat sources forrib roasts whole turkeys and chickens et al Bake Follow recipe cook time and temperature use oven timers to set cook time Avoid opening oven doorto check progress Check food at shortest recommended cook time Cake is done if a toothpick poked in centeremerges clean Broil Top heat source forsingle rack cooking of small amounts of food smallercuts of meat ortoasting bread To redu...

Page 24: ...ough doorwindow Wrong rack level Change rack level Darkened heat absorbing cookie sheet used Cookies too brown on top Rack level too high Use lowerrack level Dough put in oven during preheat Put cookie dough in oven when preheating is done Cake burnt on sides orcenternot done Oven temperature too high Reduce oven temperature Darkened heat absorbing pans used Cake cracked on top Oven temperature to...

Page 25: ...ck placed in the roast pan allow aircirculation around food Insert temperature probe halfway into centerof thickest part of meat poultry Insert probe between body and leg into thickest part of innerthigh foraccurate readings probe should not touch bone fat gristle check meat temp second reading is lower keep cooking Let roast stand15 20 min s afterremoval to ease carving Roast times varywith size ...

Page 26: ...Temperature Convection Bake 325 F 163 C Pure Convection Bake 350 F 177 C Convection Roast 375 F 191 C Broil 555 F 291 C Convection Broil Default cook mode temperatures are set at the factory so you do not need to enterthe temperature manually About Oven Temperatures About Cook Mode Temperature Presets Using Control Lockout This feature disables all control panel keys except CANCEL SECURE and the o...

Page 27: ...omatically see Using Time DelayCooking Tapping CANCEL SECURE does not reset of stop the timers 1 On the control panel tap TIMER1 orTIMER 2 2 On the numeric keypad entera cook time Ex To enter11 hrs 30 mins tap1 1 3 0 for25 mins tap 2 5 3 Tap START CONTINUE The cook time appears on the display and begins counting down When the countdown ends the timerindicatorblinks on the display and a beep sounds...

Page 28: ...t in the oven no more than two hours before cooking begins Using the Time Delay Cooking Keys STARTTIME The time of daywhen the oven starts cooking COOK TIME The amount of time the oven cooks before entering Hold mode STOP TIME The time of daywhen the oven turns off and enters Hold mode About Hold Mode If you use COOK TIME orSTOP TIME the oven enters Hold mode HLd appears on the display when it rea...

Page 29: ...set time and enters Hold mode Using the Meat Temperature Probe The doneness of bulky meats e g roasts whole turkey and chicken is best determined by taking the internal temperature The oven s temperature probe lets you cook food to the exact desired temperature The probe registers temperatures from100 200 F 38 93 C To avoid injuries use hot pads oroven mitts to handle the probe when the oven is ho...

Page 30: ...wings Duck goose Ham Uncooked 160 F 71 C Reheat whole orhalf 140 F 60 C NOTE Minimum safe internal cooking temp s are subject to change If bacteria change so do the temp s needed to elim inate them For current info about the USDA Meat and Poultry visit www fsis usda gov 2 On the control panel set a cook mode The mode s preset temperature appears on the display To change the temp use the numeric pa...

Page 31: ...t 150 F 66 C Using Sabbath Mode This mode complies with Jewish law forSabbath and Holy Day use When active only Bake and Pure Convec tion modes are available and the oven light and only CANCEL SECURE START CONTINUE 0 2 are available When Sabbath mode is active SAb appears on the display Sabbath mode will not work if the meat temp probe is connected the probe icon blinks indicating an error Time de...

Page 32: ...00 appears if you have neveradjusted the temp 4 On the numeric keypad enterthe desired increase decrease in temperature To decrease the temp by the amount entered tap fora minus sign otherwise the temp increases by the amount entered Edit appears on the display as you start entering the offset value 5 Tap START CONTINUE The setting is saved 6 Repeat Steps 3 5 forothercook mode temps you want to of...

Page 33: ...face with a soft dry cloth Cleaning the Oven DoorGlass 1 Clean the doorglass inside and out with a mild glass cleaner permanufacturerinstructions 2 With a clean soft cloth moistened with clean water rinse the glass 3 With a soft lint free cloth fully dry the glass Cleaning the Control Knobs 1 Pull the knobs off theirvalve stems 2 Clean the knobs in warm soapywater not the dishwasher then rinse and...

Page 34: ...hen dry them fully before using the cooktop About the Cooktop Grates Wash the grates regularly and afterspillovers Burners should be off and all cooktop components and accessories cool before handling the grates Do not put the grates in the dishwasher Wash the grates in hot soapywater then rinse and dry them fully Reposition the grates as instructed in this manual About the Griddle Burners should ...

Page 35: ... temperature probe is connected If you try to start self cleaning and the probe is connected the control panel probe icon blinks to alert you to remove the probe 1 2 Wipe the surfaces around the doorgasket with a vinegar watersolution then wipe the surfaces dry Clean heavily soiled areas with a plastic scouring pad 3 Gently clean the doorgasket see Pg 38 Self Cleaning the Oven 1 Ventilate the kitc...

Page 36: ...n door 2 Tap SELF CLEAN STARTTIME 3 4 Tap START CONTINUE DELAY appears on the display the oven doorlocks The oven will start self cleaning at the set time When you set the oven fordelayed self cleaning you can push CLOCK to view the time of day with the clock displayed you can push STARTTIME to check when self cleaning will start When self cleaning starts DELAY disappears from the display and ON a...

Page 37: ...ve the racks and all foreign items from the oven chamber 2 Forslightly heavierbuildup mix the waterwith a teaspoon of dish soap then pour 3 hangs the front between the doorand doorgasket to anywaterthat seeps out 4 Close the oven door and tap BAKE 5 Set the oven no higherthan185 F 85 C and tap START CONTINUE 6 Set the timer see Pg 27 to 20 minutes 7 When time is up tap CANCEL SECURE and10 minutes ...

Page 38: ...Self Clean Mode Pg 35 Cleaning the Oven Racks Do not self clean the oven racks Self cleaning discolors the racks and makes them hard to slide glide mechanism Carefullywipe a GlideRack mechanism with a damp cloth Forheavy soil use a scouring pad Clean with soap and water ora solution of cup of ammonia to1 gallon of water Cleaning the Meat Temperature Probe The probe has silicone handles a wire cabl...

Page 39: ...line up the cutout on the inside rim with the light socket and gently press it into place 6 Return powerto the oven and reset the clock Pg 20 Replacing the Oven Lights If no lights work see Troubleshooting Pg 41 before replacing them To prevent electric shock turn off powerto the oven and ensure the oven and bulbs are cool Use the oven onlywith the lens covers installed The covers protect the bulb...

Page 40: ...y connected See the Installation Instructions Burnerdoes not light Control knob improperly set Push in knob and turn to Lite position Burnercaps not in place orburn erbase misaligned Clean the electrodes Put burnercap on burnerhead Align burnerbase Burnerclicks during operation Control knob set on ignite Afterburnerignites turn knob to desired setting if burnerstill clicks contact service technici...

Page 41: ... will not self clean Oven is too hot Let oven cool then reset controls Pgs 26 32 Oven controls incorrectly set See Using Self Clean Mode Pg 35 Control lockout is enabled Disable control lockout Pg 26 Excessive smoke when self cleaning Excessive residue in oven Press OFF ventilate kitchen wait forself cleaning to cancel wipe up excess soil restart self cleaning Oven doorstays locked after self clea...

Page 42: ...WARRANTIES ARE THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES THEREFORE NO OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTIES ARE MADE AND OUTSIDE THE FIFTY STATES OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICU LAR USE OR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE IN NO EVENT SHALL DACOR BE LIABLE FOR ...

Page 43: ...aid by the Purchaser for that Product a Partial Refund The amount of any Partial Refund to be offered shall be determined in our discretion based on the fair market value of the Product given its age and condition If Purchaser accepts that offer of a Partial Refund the Purchaser shall be deemed to have released us from any claim or liability whatsoever under this Limited Warranty or under any othe...

Page 44: ...ED WARRANTY OUR LIABILITY IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING LIMITATIONS A THE PURCHASER TAKES THE PRODUCT AS IS AND WE MAKE NO WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT B THERE ARE NO CONDITIONS EXPRESS OR IMPLIED STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT C IN PARTICULAR AND WITHOUT LIMITING THE GENERALITY OF THE FOREGOING PARAGRAPHS A AND B WE MAKE NO WARRAN...

Page 45: ...LITY SHALL NOT AFFECT THE ENFORCEABILITY FOR THE REMAINDER OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY If the Product is purchased from a non authorized reseller or distributor or purchased outside of Canada this Limited Warranty does not apply except that the above limitations speciﬁed in Sections 5 A through 5 I shall apply Warrantor in Canada Samsung Electronics Canada Inc Mississauga ON L5N 0B9 Canada OUTSIDE TH...

Page 46: ...46 English Notes ...

Page 47: ...Notes 47 English ...

Page 48: ...f you have any questions or comments relating to Dacor appliances please contact the Dacor Customer Service Center Country Contact Center Web Site U S A 1 833 353 5483 www dacor com CANADA 1 844 509 4659 www dacor com ...

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