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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
HOW TO USE THE PROBE THERMOMETER
5. Manually set the oven temperature by pressing the top set of
set the target probe temperature: You can either do it manually by pressing the
bottom set of
CHICKEN, MEAT, or FISH button (the selected button will turn blue). For meat, choose
your preferred doneness (rare to well-done) by pressing the MEAT button repeatedly.
6. Press the START/STOP button to begin cooking. The probe temperature on the Temp/
Time display will alternate between the current ("live") temperature and the target
internal temperature of the food. (LED segments around the START/STOP button
will progressively illuminate during cooking to indicate how close your food is to
completion.)
7.
During most cook functions, the FLIP indicator light will turn on midway through
cooking and the unit will beep as a reminder to flip food. Open the oven door, carefully
flip the food with tongs if needed, and close the door to resume. If your food does not
need to be flipped, simply ignore the alert and it will turn off after 60 seconds.
8. When the internal temperature reaches its target (or 2°C/5°F below it when cooking
meat) the unit will beep, and the REST light will come on. Open the oven door to let
some of the heat dissipate but leave the probe in the food as it rests (the internal
temperature will continue to rise). If cooking chicken or fish, the unit will count down
a 2-minute rest. If cooking meat, the REST light will remain on until the internal
temperature reaches its target (usually in about 2 to 5 minutes).
9. When Rest mode is complete, the unit will beep and the word READY will appear on
the display.
10. Using oven mitts, carefully remove the rack from the oven. Check the food for
doneness, remove the probe from the food, serve, and enjoy! NOTE: If not powered off,
the unit will automatically go into sleep mode after 20 minutes of no activity.
To wake the unit up, press START/STOP or open the oven door.
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