Page 1: ...ction Toaster Oven Model No 100 90005 CAUTION Read understand and follow all Important Safeguards and Operating Instructions in this Manual before using this product Sears Roebuck and Co Hoffman Estates IL 60179 U S A_ www kenmore com 615 07 ...
Page 2: ...T SAFEGUARDS When using electrical appliances basic safety precautions should always be followed including the following 1 Read all instructions 2 DO NOT touch hot surfaces Use handles or knobs 3 To protect against s eclric shock DO NOTimmerse cord plug orToaster Oven in water or other tiquids 4 Close supervision ls necessary when any appliance is used by or near children 5 UNPLUG from outlet when...
Page 3: ...er or other flammable matefla_s 19 DO NOT cover Crumb Tray or any part of the toaster oven with metal toil This will cause overheating of the toaster oven 20 To turn toaster oven power Oft push and hold the START STOP button unti_ the unit beeps and shuls off Ihen unplug 21 To protect against electrical shock this appliance is equipped with a cord having a 3 prong grounding type plug for Insertion...
Page 4: ...Fig 1 Blue Power Bake Rack Lower Heating EIBmerlts Time Adjust Knob START STOP Bu_on Function Adjust Knob Guides Door Handle Bake Pan 12 in Pizza Pan 4 ...
Page 5: ... heater lights cycle on and off during normal operation to cook faster than conventional ovens and more evenly Aulomatic Convection Technology features hal air circulating through the loasler oven to cook food more evenly at lower temperatures and ellen with belier end fasler results Food cooks in less time in the convection oven The Convection Fealure is tn operation in the Bake Warm and Pizza mo...
Page 6: ...rack and close the glass door 7 Press the START STOP builon to start the toasting When pushed the STARTtSTOP button beeps and illuminates blue to signal that cooking is in progress 8 When Ihe toaster function is finished 5 beeps wilt sound to let you know the toael is ready to be removed The blue light of the STARTfSTOP button goes out and the Toaster Oven heal elements turn off g To stop toasting...
Page 7: ...ight wilt go out and the toaster oven turns Off 4 To set the Timer on the amount of lime needed for the recipe turn the Time Adiust knob to choose the number of minutes needed The timer can be set from 1 minule up to _20minutes If the recipe has s range of time always start wilh the shortest time and check the food for doneness at this point Press the START STOP balton to start the baking NOTE To ...
Page 8: ...s blue to show the oven is operating When the 5 minutes are up the oven wilt beep 5 times to let you know the time ts up the blue START STOP light will go oul and the toaster oven turns Off 4 To set the Timer on the amount of time needed for the recipe turn tile Time Adjust knob to choose the number of minutes needed The timer can be set from 1 minute up to 120 minutes 1 the recipe has e range of ...
Page 9: ... the Broil reck onto the Bake pan with the sides of _he Broil rack facing down so that there is space behveen the rack and lhe pan Fig 5 _ FIg_5 4 Place food to be broiled on the Broil rack Brush food with sauces or oils as desired 5TARTISTOP P_tt Function Adlu_ 0 5 After the 5 minutes are up the Timer wilt beep 5 times to let you know the time ts up the blue STARTtSTOP light will go out and the t...
Page 10: ...Bake rack in the lower rack guide 2 Turn the Function Adjust knob to Warm The Timer will show the default preset time of 30 minutes Set the timer for the amount oflime desired NOTE The Warm mode of the Toaster Oven runs at approximalely 200 to 210 F 3 Place covered toed in the Toaster Oven on the lower rack and push the STARTISTOP button 4 When the Warm time is up the Toasler Oven beeps 5 times th...
Page 11: ...cdlshwashlngnot recommended 3 The Glass Door can be wiped clean witha damp sponge and wiped dry with a paper or clothtowel_ 4 To clean thecrumbtray slideIt outof theovenand brush offcrumbs Wipe with a damp clothand dry thoroughly 5 Baked onstains can be removed with a pastemade from baking soda and water Rinse and dr thoroughty_ 6 Clean theoutslde witha clean damp spongeor clothand dry thoroughly ...
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