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Troubleshooting
Tips and Troubleshooting
• When using the black ceramic-coated baking pan, temperature
should be set 25
degrees lower than recipe directions.
• Never place glass baking pans or casserole dishes in a
countertop oven or toaster oven. Check pan manufacturer’s
directions for oven-safe rating.
• Do not cover crumb tray or any part of the oven with metal foil.
This will cause overheating of the oven. Use of metal foil to
cover a casserole during cooking is acceptable.
IF YOU LIVE IN A HIGH-ALTITUDE AREA:
The Extension service will have detailed information about cooking
for your area. To locate the Cooperative Extension service in your
county, please visit: http://www.csrees.usda.gov/Extension/.
Tips
PROBLEM
PROBABLE CAUSE/SOLUTION
Oven will not heat.
•
Check to make sure electrical outlet is working and the oven is plugged in. Turn Temperature Dial to 350°F
(180°C). Turn Function Dial to
B
ake
; then turn Timer to S
tay
O
n
while pressing in and holding the buttons on
the side of the dial.
.
An odor and smoke
come from oven.
• Smoke and odor are normal during first use of most heating appliances. These will not be present after
initial heating period.
Some foods burn and
some are not done.
• Adjust oven rack position to center food in oven.
• Adjust oven temperature or cooking time for best results with your recipes.
Baking pan does not
fit on rack.
• The large black ceramic-coated baking pan fits directly into slots. Do not use for broiling.
• Use the small baking pan and broil rack for broiling.
• Refer to Parts and Features for details on baking pans and rack positions.
