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OPERATION

Turn  the 

• 

TIME

  control  knob 

(21)

  to

  STAY  ON 

or  to  the  required  time.  The 

POWER

 indicator 

(18)

 turns on.

If a time was set, a bell will ring at the end of the cycle, to indicate the cycle has 

• 

finished, and the appliance switches off. The 

POWER

 indicator 

(18)

 turns off.

If no time was set, turning the 

• 

TIME

 control knob 

(21)

 to 

OFF 

when the roasting 

is completed. The 

POWER

 indicator

 (18)

 turns off.

NOTE:

 The following roasting temperatures and times are recommendations only. 

Adjust them to your personal preferences and needs. They are based on meats at 

refrigerator temperatures and an oven that was preheated at 450°F for 15 minutes. 

Roasting frozen food will take considerably longer.

Meat

Temperature

Time per lb. (minutes)

Beef roast

300 - 325°F

25 – 30

Pork roast

325°F

40 – 45

Ham

300 - 325°F

35 – 40

Chicken

350°F

25 – 30

Turkey

350°F

25 – 30

Rotisserie function

NOTE: 

Do not to use a roast larger then 5lb. on the spit

 (28)

. Only the upper heating 

elements 

(17)

 are used during this function. Chicken should be bound to prevent 

the  legs  or  wings  from  unraveling  during  roasting  and  to  allow  the  rotisserie 

assembly  to  rotate  smoothly.  It  is  recommended  to  use  a  meat  thermometer  to 

check the roasting progress.

Slide one skewer 

• 

(26)

 onto the spit 

(28)

, so that the pointed end of the skewer 

(26)

 faces the end of the spit 

(28)

. When in position, tighten the thumbscrew 

(27)

 of the skewer 

(26)

 to secure it in place. 

Slide  the  roast  /  poultry  onto  the  spit 

• 

(28)

.  Make  sure  to  center  the  food  on 

the spit 

(28)

 and push the food until the skewer 

(26)

 placed on the spit 

(28)

 

previously penetrates the food, securing it in place. 

Slide the second skewer 

• 

(26)

 onto the spit 

(28)

 facing the opposite direction 

of the prior place skewer 

(26)

. Push it firmly into place, until it penetrates the 

food. Tighten the second thumbscrew 

(27)

 to secure the second skewer 

(26)

 

in place. 

Make sure the roast / poultry is centered and secured on the spit 

• 

(28)

Using the spit holder 

• 

(25)

, lift up the spit 

(28)

 by placing the hooks 

(24)

 in the 

respective notches 

(29)

 on the spit 

(28)

OPERATION

Place the pointy end of the spit 

• 

(28)

 in the drive mount 

(7)

 located on the right 

hand side of the oven wall (ill. 

).

Place the square end of the spit 

• 

(28)

 in the support mount 

(15)

 located on the 

left hand side of the oven wall (ill. 

).

NOTE:

 Pay attention to correct direction of the spit otherwise will not be functional.

Place the baking/drip tray 

• 

(13) 

on the lowest oven rails

 (16)

Turn the 

• 

TEMP

 control knob

 (19) 

to the 

450°F

Turn the

• 

 FUNCTION 

control knob

 (20)

 to 

ROTISSERIE

 

.

Turn  the 

• 

TIME 

control  knob 

(21)

  to 

STAY  ON 

or  to  the  required  time.  The 

POWER

 indicator

 (18) 

turns on.

If a time was set, a bell will ring at the end of the cycle, to indicate the cycle has 

• 

finished, and the appliance switches off. The 

POWER

 indicator

 (18)

 turns off.

If not time was set, switch the appliance off by turning the 

• 

TIME

 control knob 

(21)

 to 

OFF

 after roasting is complete. The 

POWER

 indicator 

(18) 

turns off.

Remove the spit 

• 

(28)

 by placing the hooks

 (24)

 in the respective notches 

(29)

 

on the spit 

(28)

 and lift the left hand side up slightly to move it off the support 

mount 

(15)

. Then pull the other end of the spit 

(28)

 out of the drive mount 

(7)

 

and carefully remove the food from the appliance (ill. 

).

Open the thumbscrews 

• 

(18)

 and remove the skewers 

(26)

. Once removed, slide 

the food off the spit 

(28)

CAUTION:

 Always use extreme caution when removing the spit 

(28)

 and baking/

drip tray

 (13)

 from the appliance. Always use the spit holder 

(25)

NOTE: 

The following roasting temperatures and times are recommendations only. 

Adjust them to your personal preferences and needs. They are based on meats at 

refrigerator temperatures and an oven that was preheated at 450°F for 15 minutes. 

Roasting frozen food will take considerably longer.

Meat

Temperature

Time per lb. (minutes)

Beef roast

325°F

30 – 35

Pork roast

325°F

45 – 50

Ham

325°F

45 – 50

Chicken

350°F

30 – 40

Turkey

350°F

30 – 40

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Summary of Contents for mc25cex

Page 1: ...38 UPC 681131037389 Customer Assistance 1 855 451 2897 US Please consider the option to recycle the packaging material and donate any appliance you are no longer using Toaster Oven_103738_IM_US_V7_121...

Page 2: ...burner or in a heated oven Extreme caution must be used when moving an appliance containing hot oil or other hot liquids To disconnect turn timer control knob to OFF then remove plug from wall outlet...

Page 3: ...cord should be arranged so that it does not drape over the countertop or table top where it can be pulled on by children or tripped over unintentionally GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS This appliance must be g...

Page 4: ...0 Door 11 Crumb tray 12 Lower heating elements x2 13 Baking drip tray 14 Broil rack 15 Support mount 16 Oven rails 17 Upper heating elements x2 18 POWER indicator 19 TEMP control knob 20 FUNCTION cont...

Page 5: ...5 4 ILLUSTRATIONS a b c d e f g h i j k l Toaster Oven_103738_IM_US_V7_121212 indd 5 12 12 12 7 31 26 PM...

Page 6: ...o a suitable wall outlet ill a NOTE The appliance may produce an odor and emit smoke when switched on for the first time as residues from the production process are eliminated This is normal and does...

Page 7: ...ls of the appliance Spit holder 25 For placing and removing the spit 28 from the appliance Spit 28 For roasting a variety of meats and poultry Using the appliance Use the appliance for toasting baking...

Page 8: ...cator 18 turns on whenever the TIME control knob 21 is switched to a position other than the OFF position NOTE The convection fan 8 turns on automatically when the function control knob 19 is switched...

Page 9: ...ME control knob 21 to OFF The POWER indicator 18 turns off CAUTION Always wear oven mittens when placing or removing items from the appliance Use caution when sliding the broil rack 14 in and out of t...

Page 10: ...top oven rails 16 while the oven rack 22 is placed on the lower rails if necessary Place the broil rack 14 in the appliance ill d Turn the TEMP control knob 19 to the required temperature Turn the FU...

Page 11: ...ions on the package of the pizza Place the frozen pizza on the broil rack 14 If a second frozen pizza is to be prepared at the same time place in on the oven rack 22 Turn the TIME control knob 21 to S...

Page 12: ...uring this function Chicken should be bound to prevent the legs or wings from unraveling during roasting and to allow the rotisserie assembly to rotate smoothly It is recommended to use a meat thermom...

Page 13: ...nob 21 to OFF after roasting is complete The POWER indicator 18 turns off Remove the spit 28 by placing the hooks 24 in the respective notches 29 on the spit 28 and lift the left hand side up slightly...

Page 14: ...equired temperature Turn the TIME control knob 21 to STAY ON or to the required time The POWER indicator 18 turns on If a time was set a bell will ring at the end of the cycle to indicate the cycle ha...

Page 15: ...ppliance to cool down completely NOTE Do not immerse the power cord and plug 5 or appliance into water or any other liquid Do not use abrasive cleaners steel wool or scouring pads ill n Dry all parts...

Page 16: ...into the wall outlet Check fuses and circuit breaker The appliance does not reach set temperature The door is not closed properly Ensure the door is closed properly Food not fully cooked Cooking time...

Page 17: ...17 Technical data Rated voltage 120V 60Hz Rated power input 1500W Rated current 12 5A Volume 21L and inal wer he d e e at Toaster Oven_103738_IM_US_V7_121212 indd 17 12 12 12 7 31 32 PM...

Page 18: ...or neglect including failure to clean product regularly in accordance with manufacturer s instructions How does state law relate to this warranty This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you...

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