Havells OTG 24RSS Premia Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 3

Do not put anything under the oven, as the object 
so placed could be burned.

Do not put anything on the oven 
while using it, as the heat could 
cause deformation, cracking, etc.

Any bottled or tinned food can not 
be heated directly as the bottle or 
tin might break down and injure the 
person.

Always be careful, not to burn your-
self during use or immediately after 
use as the metal parts and glass 
window of the door become 

 

extremely hot during use. Be careful not to touch 
them while opening and closing the door.

AC power must be taken from a 
properly wired outlet. Insert the plug 
completely into the socket. If it is 
not, it could become abnormally 

hot. Do not use an electric light outlet. Never con-
nect multiple plugs to the same outlet.

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

   

BAkE TRAy AND WIRE RACk    

Food(For Ref. only)

How to 

use Tray 

Handle

Bake Tray 

*Recommended 

to use it as crumb 

tray.              

Roast Chicken Wings, 
Hamburg steak, Gratin, 
Cake, almost all other
oven-cooked foods 

Wire Rack

Baked potatoes, Dry 
food, Cheese

BAkE TRAy AND WIRE RACk    

Food(For Ref. only)

How to 

use Tray 

Handle

Bake Tray and

Wire Rack

For food which will drip, 
e.g. boiled fish, etc.

Rotisserie 
to make the 
food baked 
more evenly

NOTE :

The trays are not perfectly square. Be careful 
when removing pudding and other hot liquids.

RACk SUPPORT 

                            

You can adjust the Tray at 4 different positions 
according to the dishes you want to cook. For 
instance, when making macaroni gratin, if you 
want to have the top part cooked the most, 
use the top or the second rack support. For  
roasting a chicken, use the third or the bottom 
rack support.

Rotisserie  Function                                                   

Use with Rotisserie 

Forks

Install Rotisserie Forks

With this function, even bak-

ing will be provided.

Rotisserie forks can carry 

food under 3 kilograms.

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