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    Model 
    Modelo 
    Modèle
    ❑ CTO7100B
    USA/Canada  1-800-231-9786
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    DIGITAL ROTISSERIE CONVECTION OVEN
    HORNO ASADOR DIGITAL DE CONVECCIÓN
    FOUR À CONVECTION/RÔTISSOIRE 
    NUMÉRIQUE
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    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    	Pages
    IMPORTANT	SAFEGUARDS		..................................................2
    GETTING	FAMILIAR	WITH	YOUR	UNIT 	................................
    4
    MAIN	FEATURES 	.....................................................................
    4
    ELECTRONIC	CONTROL	PANEL	FUNCTIONS 	.......................
    5
    HOW	TO	USE 	.........................................................................
    6
    GETTING	STARTED 	................................................................
    6
    HELPFUL	INFORMATION	ABOUT	YOUR	OVEN 	...................
    6
    SLIDE	RACK	POSITIONS 	.........................................................
    7
    TO	BEGIN	COOKING 	.............................................................
    7
    ROTISSERIE	COOKING 	...........................................................
    8
    ROTISSERIE	COOKING	GUIDE 	...............................................
    9
    QUICK	TIPS	FOR	ROTISSERIE	COOKING 	...............................
    9
    BAKE	FUNCTION 	...................................................................
    9
    CONVECTION	FUNCTION 	..................................................
    11
    SPECIAL	FOOD	FUNCTIONS 	...............................................
    11
    COOKIES 	..............................................................................11
    FROZEN	SNACKS 	.................................................................
    12
    PIZZA 	....................................................................................12
    POTATO 	...............................................................................12
    BROIL	FUNCTION 	................................................................
    13
    BROILING	TIPS 	.....................................................................
    14
    TOASTING	BREAD	AND	BAGELS 	.........................................
    14
    RECIPES 	.................................................................................15
    CARE	AND	CLEANING 	.........................................................
    19
    Exterior	Surfaces 	....................................................................
    19
    Cooking	Containers 	...............................................................
    19
    TROUBLESHOOTING 	...........................................................20
    WARRANTY 	.....................................................................66-69
    IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
    When	 using	electrical	 appliances,	 basic	safety	 precautions	 should	always	
    be	 followed,	 including	the	following:
    ❑	 Read	 all	instructions.
    ❑	 Do	 not	touch	 hot	surfaces.	 Use	handles	 or	knobs.
    ❑	 To	 protect	 against	risk	of	electrical	 shock,	do	not	 immerse	 cord,	plug,		
    or	 any	 non-removable	 parts	of	this	 oven	 in	water	 or	other	 liquid.
    ❑	 Close	 supervision	 is	necessary	 when	any	appliance	 is	used	 by	or		
    near	 children.
    ❑	 Unplug	 from	outlet	 when	not	in	use	 and	 before	 cleaning.	 Allow	to	cool	
    before	 putting	 on	or	taking	 off	parts.
    ❑	 Do	 not	operate	 any	appliance	 with	a	damaged	 cord	or	plug	 or	after		
    the	 appliance	 malfunctions	 or	is	dropped	 or	damaged	 in	any	 manner.	
    Return	 the	appliance	 to	the	 nearest	 authorized	 service	facility	for	
    examination,	 repair,	or	electrical	 or	mechanical	 adjustment.	 Or,	call	
    	
    the	 appropriate	 toll-free	number	listed	on	the	 cover	 of	this	 manual.
    ❑	 The	 use	of	accessory	 attachments	 not	recommended	 by	the	 appliance	
    manufacturer	 may	cause	 injuries.
    ❑	 Do	 not	use	 outdoors.
    ❑	 Do	 not	let	cord	 hang	 over	edge	 of	table	 or	counter,	 or	touch	 hot	
    surfaces.
    ❑	 Do	 not	place	 on	or	near	 a	hot	 gas	or	electrical	 burner,	or	in	a	heated	
    oven.
    ❑	 Extreme	 caution	must	be	used	 when	 moving	 an	appliance	 containing	
    hot	 oil	or	other	 hot	liquid.
    ❑	 To	 disconnect,	 turn	any	control	 to	“off”,	 then	remove	 plug	from		
    wall	 outlet.
    ❑	 Do	 not	use	 appliance	 for	other	 than	intended	 use.
    ❑	 Oversize	 foods	or	metal	 utensils	 must	not	be	inserted	 in	this	 appliance,	
    as	 they	 may	create	 a	fire	 or	risk	 of	electric	 shock.
    ❑	 A	 fire	 may	 occur	 if	the	 toaster	 oven	is	covered	 or	touching	 flammable	
    material	 including	 curtains,	draperies,	 walls	and	the	like,	 when	 in	
    operation.	 Do	not	 store	 any	item	 on	top	 of	unit	 when	 in	operation.
    ❑	 Do	 not	clean	 with	metal	 scouring	 pads.	Pieces	 can	break	 off	the	 pad	
    and	 touch	 electrical	 parts	resulting	 in	a	risk	 of	electric	 shock.
    ❑	 Extreme	 caution	should	be	used	 when	 using	containers	 constructed		
    of	 other	 than	metal	 or	glass.	
    ❑	 Do	 not	store	 any	material,	 other	than	manufacturer's	 recommended	
    accessories,	 in	this	 oven	 when	 not	in	use. 
    						
    							
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    GETTING FAMILIAR WITH YOUR UNIT
    MAIN FEATURES
    Product may vary slightly from what is illustrated.
    SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
    GROUNDED PLUG
    As	a	safety	 feature,	 this	product	 is	equipped	 with	a	grounded	 plug,	which	 will	only	
    fit	 into	 a	three-prong	 outlet.	Do	not	 attempt	 to	defeat	 this	safety	 feature.	 Improper	
    connection	 of	the	 grounding	 conductor	may	result	 in	the	 risk	 of	electric	 shock.	
    Consult	 a	qualified	 electrician	 if	you	 are	in	doubt	 as	to	whether	 the	outlet	 is	properly	
    grounded.
    ELECTRICAL CORD
    a)	 A	 short	 power-supply	 cord	is	to	 be	 provided	 to	reduce	 the	risk	 resulting	 from	
    becoming	 entangled	in	or	 tripping	 over	a	longer	 cord.
    b)	 Longer	 extension	cords	are	available	 and	may	 be	used	 if	care	 is	exercised	 in	
    their	 use.
    c)	 If	 an	extension	 cord	is	used,
    	 1)	 The	 marked	electrical	 rating	of	the	 cord	 set	or	extension	 cord	should	
    	
    	 	 be	 at	least	 as	great	 as	the	 electrical	 rating	of	the	 appliance,	 and
    	 2)	 The	 cord	should	 be	arranged	 so	that	 it	will	 not	drape	 over	the	countertop	
    	
    	 	 or	 tabletop	 where	it	can	 be	pulled	 on	by	children	 or	tripped	 over	
    	
    	 	 unintentionally.
    If	the	 appliance	 is	of	 the	 grounded	 type,	the	extension	 cord	should	 be	a	
    grounding-type	 3-wire	cord.
    TAMPER-RESISTANT SCREW
    Warning : This appliance is equipped with a tamper-resistant screw to prevent 
    removal of the outer cover. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not 
    attempt to remove the outer cover. There are no user-serviceable parts inside. 
    Repair should be done only by authorized service personnel.
    Note: If	the	 power	 supply	 cord	is	damaged,	 it	should	 be	replaced	 by	qualified	
    personnel.	 In	Latin	 America,	 by	an	authorized	 service	center.
    ❑	 Do	 not	place	 any	of	the	 following	 materials	in	the	 oven:	 paper,	
    cardboard,	 plastic	wrap,	and	the	like.
    ❑	 Do	 not	cover	 crumb	 tray	or	any	 parts	 of	the	 oven	 with	metal	 foil.		
    This	 will	cause	 overheating	 of	the	 oven.
    ❑	 To	 stop	 toasting,	 broiling	or	baking	 turn	the	controls	 to	OFF.
    ❑	 Use	 extreme	 caution	when	removing	 tray	or	disposing	 of	hot	 grease.
     1. Door handle
      2.  On indicator light
      3.  Digital display
      4.  Electronic control panel (See B)
      5.  Rotisserie On/Off switch
      †6.  Bake/broil pan (Part# CTO7100-02)
      †7.  Slide rack (Part# CTO7100-03)
      †8.  Broil rack (Part# CTO7100-04)
      †9.  Slide-out crumb tray (Part # CTO7100-01)
      10.  Extra-deep curved interior
      11.  Curved glass door
      †12.  Forks (Part # CTO7100-07)
      †13.  Wing nuts (Part # CTO7100-06)
      †14.  Rotisserie spit (Part # CTO7100-05)
      † Consumer replaceable/removable parts
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    ELECTRONIC CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONS (B)
     1. Indicates when a function is selected 
        and then activated.
      2.  Lets you monitor cooking time, 
     
        temperature and toast/bagel shade levels.
      3. Sets toast shade level (1 - 7).
      4. Sets bagel shade level (1 - 7).
      5. Preheats and cooks to set temperature 
     
        (350 ˚F) and time (30 minutes) or you  
        can adjust as desired.
      6.  Broils at preset temperature (450 ˚F) 
     
        and time (20 minutes) or you can  
        adjust as desired. You do not need  
        to preheat unit.
      7. Allows you to use preset cooking time 
     
        (12 minutes) and temperature (350 ˚F)  
        or adjust as desired.
      8.  Allows you to use preset cooking time 
     
        (20 minutes) and temperature (400 ˚F)  
        or adjust as desired.
      9.  Allows you to use preset cooking time 
     
        (6 minutes) and temperature (400 ˚F)  
        or adjust as desired.
      10. Allows you to use preset cooking time 
     
        (45 minutes) and temperature (400 ˚F)  
        or adjust as desired.
      11. Sets desired cooking time up to 2 hours.
      12. Increases time, temperature and toast/
     
        bagel shade level.
      13. Decreases time, temperature and toast/
     
        bagel shade level.
      14. Turns on the internal fan to distribute 
     
        heat evenly as it cooks. Works only with  
        the Bake function.  When using this  
        function, lower the temperature  
        25 degrees.
      15. Press Start to activate all functions. Press 
     
        Stop to end all functions; the On 
        indicator light goes out.
      16. Use the Rotisserie function for roasting 
     
        chicken, beef, pork and lamb roast. 
    How to Use
    This	 product	 is	for	 household	 use	only.
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    ORINNERSURFACEOFTHE
    OVEN
    THIS OVEN GETS HOT WHEN 
    IN USE. ALWAYS USE OVEN 
    MITTS OR POT HOLDERS 
    WHEN TOUCHING ANY 
    OUTER OR INNER SURFACE OF 
    THE OVEN.
    GETTING STARTED
    •	 Remove	 all	packing	 material	 and	any	stickers;	 peel	off	clear	 protective	 film	from	
    control	 panel.
    •	 Wash	 all	removable	 parts	as	instructed	 in	
    Care and Cleaning 	section	 of	this	 manual.
    •	 Select	 a	location	 where	this	unit	 is	to	 be	 used	 allowing	 enough	space	for	back	 of	the	
    unit	 and	the	wall	 to	allow	 heat	to	flow	 without	 damage	 to	cabinets	 and	walls.
    •	 Insert	 crumb	tray	below	 lower	heating	 elements.
    •	 Remove	 tie	from	 cord	and	unwind.
    •	Plug	 unit	into	electrical	 outlet.		The	digital	 display	 shows	
    0:00	
    (C).
    •	This oven gets hot. When in use, always use oven 
    mitts or potholders when touching any outer or 
    inner surface of the oven (D).		
    Note:   Before	 first	use,	 run	this	 oven	 empty	 for		
    15	 minutes	 to	remove/burn	 off	any	 possible	 residues	
    from	 manufacturing.	 You	may	 notice	 some	slight	
    smoke	 and	odor	 escaping	 from	the	oven.	 This	is	
    normal	 and	will	disappear	 with	use	of	oven.
    HELPFUL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR OVEN
    •	There	 is	a	5	 second	 delay	allowed	 between	
    selecting	 functions	 and	setting	 temperature	 and	
    time.	 If	not	 done	 within	 this	time	 the	oven	 reverts	 to	
    0:00	 and	selections	 must	be	made	 again.
    TIMER
    TEMP0:00
    C
    TIMERTEMP
    TOASTBAGELBAKEBROILCOOKIESPIZZAFROZENSNACKSPOTATOTIMERCONVTIMER TEMPTOASTSTART/STOPONOFFROTISSERIE
    D
    B
    TIMER
    TEMP
    BAGELTOAST
    BROILBAKE
    TIMER
    PIZZA
    POTATO
    COOKIES
    FROZENSNACKS
    CONVTIMER/TEMP    TOAST
    START/STOP
    ROTISSERIE
    ONOFF
    1
    2 
    4 3 
    5 
    7 
    6 
    8 
    10 9 
    11 
    14 
    15 
    12 
    13 
    16  
    						
    							
    7
    Position 4
    Use	upper	 slots	
    along	 oven	walls.	
    Insert	 rack	using	 a	
    rack-up	 position.
    Position 2
    Use	lower	 slots	
    along	 oven	walls.	
    Insert	 rack	using	 a	
    rack-up	 position.
    Position 3
    Use	upper	 slots	
    along	 oven	walls.	
    Insert	 rack	using	 a	
    rack-down	 position.
    Position 1
    Use	lower	 slots	
    along	 oven	walls.	
    Insert	 rack	using	 a	
    rack-down	 position
    .
    E
    SLIDE RACK POSITIONS
    There	are	4	possible	 positions	 for	the	 slide	 racks.		 There	is	an	 upper	 and	a	lower	 slot;	
    the	 rack	 can	also	 be	inverted	 for	2	additional	 positions	
    (E).
    TO BEGIN COOKING
    To start cooking a series of buttons must be pressed (F). 
    1.	 Select	type	of	food	 to	be	 cooked:	 a	digital	 display	 will	show	
    apreset	 temperature.		 On	indicator	 light	blinks	 YOU	HAVE	
    	
    5	 SECONDS	 TO	PROCEED.	
    2.	 To	 change	 press	(
    ▲)	or	 (▼).
    Note:		
    •	 Tap	 button	for	temperature	 to	change	 in	5	degree	 increments
    •	 Press	 and	hold	 to	change	 in	25	 degree	 increments
    •	 The	 minimum	 temperature	 is	200˚	 F.
    •	 The	 maximum	 temperature	 is	450˚	 F.
    •	 To	 select	preset	 temperature,	 press	TIMER	 button	
    YOU	 HAVE	 5	SECONDS	 TO	PROCEED.
    3.	 Select	 time:		a	digital	 display	 will	show	 a	preset	 time.	To	change	
    press	 (
    ▲)	or	 (▼).	
    Note:	
    •	 Tap	 button	for		time	 to	change	 in	1	minute	 increments
    •	 Press	 and	hold	 to	change	 in	10	 minute	 increments
    TIMER
    TEMP
    BAGELTOAST
    BROILBAKE
    TIMER
    PIZZA
    POTATO
    COOKIES
    FROZENSNACKS
    CONVTIMER/TEMP    TOAST
    START/STOP
    ROTISSERIEONOFF
    350
    F
    •	 You	
    can	change	 the	temperature	 from	˚F	to	 ˚C	 by	 pressing	 the	Timer	 (
    ▲)	and	 (▼)	
    button	 at	the	 same	 time.
    •	 Once	 the	selected	 temperature	 has	been	 reached	 both	the	time	 and	temperature	 can	
    be	 changed	 at	anytime	 during	the	cooking.
    •	 When	 using	convection	 it	is	 not	 necessary	 to	change	 the	temperature	 from	that	
    suggested	 by	the	 package	 or	the	 recipe.	 However,	 the	baking	 time	may	be	shorter;	
    check	 foods	frequently	 during	baking	 to	check	 for	doneness.
    •	 When	 using	the	rotisserie	 it	is	 suggested	 that	foods	 be	placed	 into	a	
    cold	oven.
    •	 The	 oven	is	preset	 for	temperature	 and	time	 for	medium	 toast	(4	setting).	 Use	this	for	
    your	 first	cycle	 then	adjust	 lighter	 or	darker	 to	suite	 your	taste.
    •	What is convection ?		Convection	 uses	an	internal	 fan	that	 provides	 continuous	
    circulation	 of	hot	 air	around	 the	cooking	 food;	the	food	 is	more	 evenly	 cooked	 and	in	
    some	 cases,	 is	cooked	 faster.
    8
    •	 The	minimum	 time	is	1	minute
    •	 The	 maximum	 time	is	2	hours
    •	 Press	 START/STOP	 button
    •	 To	 select	 preset	 time	press	 START/STOP	 button
    4.	 Press	CONVECTION	if	using	BAKE	mode	and	would	like	to	use	convection.
    5.	 The	oven	starts	pre-heating	and	will	display	the	rising	temperature	beginning	
    with	“Lo”	until	the	selected	temperature	is	reached.		The	oven	will	beep.
    6.	 The	display	will	alternate	between	temperature	and	time	as	the	clock	runs	down.	 The	time	will	count	down	in	1	minute	increments	until	the	last	minute	when	it	
    will	count	down	the	seconds.
    7.	 At	end	of	cooking	cycle	oven	turns	off	and	there	are	3	beeps.	
    8.	 Time	and	temperature	can	be	changed	once	the	selected	temperature	has	been	
    reached.
    	 9.	 End	the	cooking	cycle	at	any	time	by	pressing	the	Start/Stop	button.
    	 10.	 Convection	can	be	turned	on	or	off	at	any	time.
    Note:		Keep	oven	unplugged	when	not	in	use.
    ROTISSERIE COOKING (G) 1.	 Insert	pointed	end	of	spit	through	one	of	the	forks	with		 	pointed	ends	of	fork	facing	toward	the	center	of	the	spit.	
    Slide	the	fork	toward	the	square	end	of	the	spit	and		 	
    tighten	the	wing	nut.
    2.	 Insert	spit	through	center	of	food	to	be	cooked	until	fork	 is	securely	embedded	in	food.
    Tip: 	For	versatility,	rotisserie	spit	forks	are	designed	to	bend	slightly	to	accommodate	
    various	food	shapes	and	sizes.	Avoid	excessive	bending	of	spit	forks	as	they	may	get	
    damaged.
    3.	 Slide	 second	fork	onto	 pointed	 end	of	spit	 with	 pointed	 ends	facing	 the	food.	 Continue	
    until	 forks	 are	securely	 imbedded	 into	the	food.		 Tighten	 the	wing	 nut.
    4.	Check	 that	food	 is	centered	 on	spit	 by	
    placing	 pointed	 end	of	spit	 into	 the	drive	
    socket	 on	the	 right	 oven	 wall.		 Rest	the	
    square	 end	of	the	 spit	 in	the	 support	 on	
    the	 left	oven	 wall.		 Press	rotisserie	 button	
    and	 allow	 food	to	make	 one	full	rotation	
    to	 be	 certain	 food	is	evenly	 centered	 and	
    does	 not	touch	 the	top	 heating	 elements	
    or	 the	 bake/broil	 pan	when	 rotating	
    (H).
    5.	 Insert	 slide	rack	into	position	 “1”.	Line	 bake/broil	 pan	with	 foil	and	 place	 on	rack	 to	
    catch	 drippings.
    6.	 Follow	 directions	"To	Begin	 Cooking",	 steps	1-4,	pages	 7-8.	Use	Guide	 for	suggested	
    roast	 times.	 Check	 doneness	 with	meat	 thermometer.
    G
    H 
    						
    							
    1.	 Place	rack	in	lower	 slot	with	 rack	up.
    2.	 Press	 Bake	button	
    (K).
    3.	 On	 indicator	 light	blinks,	 YOU	HAVE	 5	SECONDS	 TO	
    PROCEED.
    4.	 Preset	 temperature	 flashes	on	digital	 display.		 To	change	
    temperature	 press	(
    ▲)	or	 (▼).
    5.	 Press	 Timer	button,	 YOU	HAVE	 5	SECONDS	 TO	PROCEED.
    6.	 Preset	 time	flashes	 on	digital	 display.		
    	 To	 change	 time	press	 (
    ▲)	or	 (▼).
    7.	 Press	 Start/Stop	 button	to	begin	 cooking.
    8.	 Oven	 begins	preheating;	 in	about	 5	minutes	 the	selected	
    temperature	 will	show	 on	the	 digital	 display	 and	begin	
    alternating	 between	temperature	 and	cook	 time	remaining.
    Note: 	This	 is	the	 only	 function	 that	allows	 cooking	 using	
    convection.
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    ROTISSERIE COOKING GUIDE
    FOOD  MAXIMUM     APPROXIMATE 
      WEIGHT TO  COOKING  COOKING  INTERNAL
     
      BE COOKED  TEMPERATURE  TIME TEMPERATURE
    Chicken	 3½	lbs.	 350	°F	 1½		hours	 180	°F
    Eye	Round	 3	to	5	lbs.	 325	
    °F	 1½	to	2	hours	 160	°F	
    Roast
    Round	Roast	 3	to	5	lbs.	 325	
    °F	 1½	to	2	hours	 160	° F		
    	 	 	 		 for	medium
    Pork	Loin	 2
    ½	to	4	lbs.	 325	°F	 1½	to	2	hours	 160	°F	
    with	or
    	
    without	bone
    Baby	Back		 2	to	3	lbs.	 325	
    °F	 1½	to	2	hours	 160	°F	
    Spare	Ribs
    Quick tips for rotisserie cooking:
    •	 Recommended	 MAXIMUM	size	of	foods	 cooked	 on	the	 rotisserie:		 3½	lb	chicken,	 4	lb	
    roast.
    •	 Use	 kitchen	 twine	to	truss	 chicken	 wings	and	legs	 to	the	 chicken.
    •	 Tying	 roasts	such	as	beef	 and	pork	 at	1½-inch	 intervals	and	wrapping	 the	twine	 around	
    the	 length	 gives	a	neat	 compact	 shape	to	roasts	 done	on	the	 rotisserie.	
    •	 Begin	 with	a	cold	 oven.
    •	 Once	 spit	is	in	 place	 check	 that	food	 is	centered	 by	letting	 the	rotisserie	 make	one	full	
    turn	 before	 cooking	 begins.
    BAKE FUNCTION 
    Preset temperature:  350°F
    Preset Time:   30	minutes
    Rack position:  "2" lower	 slot;	rack	 up
    This	 function	 is	ideal	 for	baking	 casseroles,	 fresh	or	frozen	 pies	and	roasting	 meats	and	
    poultry. 
    TIMER
    TEMP
    BAGELTOAST
    BROILBAKE
    TIMER
    PIZZA
    POTATO
    COOKIES
    FROZENSNACKS
    CONVTIMER/TEMP    TOAST
    START/STOP
    ROTISSERIEONOFF
    350
    BAKE
    K
    	 7.	 Press	
    Rotisserie	switch	
    (J).
    	 8.	 For	 best	results,	 baste	food	last	30	minutes	 of	cooking.
    	 9.	 At	 end	of	cooking	 cycle	oven		 turns	off	and	 there	 are	
    	
    	 	 3	 beeps.	
    	10.	 The	 rotisserie	 must	be	turned	 off	manually	 by	pressing	
    	
    	 	 the	 Rotisserie	 switch	to	OFF.
    	11.	To	 remove	 food,	
    using pot holders or oven mitts ,		lift	 left		
    	 	 side	 of	spit	 by	lifting	 up	and	 out.	 Pull	spit	out	of	drive	
    	
    	 	 socket	 and	carefully	 remove	food	from	 oven	 and	place	 on	
    	
    	 	 heatproof	 platter.		
    12.	 Tent	 food	with	foil	and	 let	rest	 10	minutes.	 Unscrew	 wing	nuts	and	remove	 fork	from	
    pointed	 end	of	spit.	 Using	 long	kitchen	 fork	as	guide,	 remove	 the	food	 from	 the	spit	
    and	 remove	 second	fork.	
    TIMERTEMP
    BAGELTOASTBROILBAKE
    TIMER
    PIZZAPOTATOCOOKIESFROZENSNACKS
    CONVTIMER/TEMP    TOASTSTART/STOPROTISSERIEONOFF
    350
    ROTISSERIEONOFF
    BAKE
    CONV
    J
    FOOD  WEIGHT COOKING APPROXIMATE  INTERNAL 
      TEMPERATURE  COOKING TEMPERATURE 
        TIME
    Chicken	 3½	lbs.	 350	°F	 1½		hours	 180	°F
    Casserole	 1	to	2	quarts		 350	
    ° F		 45	to	60	minutes		 165	°F
    Standing		 4	to	5	lbs.	 450	
    ° F	for	 2	to	2½	hours	 160	°F	
    Rib	Roast	 	 15	minutes		 	 for	medium
    	
    	 	 	then	325	
    °F
    Eye	Round	 4	to	5	lbs.	 325	
    ° F	 2	to	2½	hours	 160	°F		
    Roast	 	 		 for	medium
    Leg	of	Lamb	 4	to	5½	lbs.	 325	
    ° F	 2	to	2½	hours	 155	°F 
    						
    							
    CONVECTION FUNCTION (L)
    This	function	 uses	an	internal	 fan	to	distribute	 the	heat	 evenly.	
    The	 Convection	 button	can	be	selected	 anytime	once	the	Bake	 function	 has	been	
    selected.		 The	fan	symbol	 is	visible	 on	the	 digital	 display.
    Note:		Some	 foods	will	bake	 faster	 than	expected;	 watch	coking	 time.
    SPECIAL FOOD FUNCTIONS
    These	functions	 have	pre-selected	 temperatures	 and	cooking	
    times	 based	 on	the	 most	 popular	 foods	in	these	 categories.
    You	 can	change	 the	cooking	 temperature	 and	time	 in	each	
    category	 as	desired.
    To	 use	 convection	 to	bake	 these	 foods	 use	the	Bake	 function	
    changing	 temperature	 and	time	 as	desired.
    1. Press button for desired food ( see below ). 
    2.	 On	 indicator	 light	blinks,	 YOU	HAVE	 5	SECONDS	
    	
    TO	 PROCEED.
    3.	 Preset	 temperature	 flashes	on	digital	 display.
    	 To	 change	 temperature	 press	(
    ▲)	or	 (▼).
    4. Press	 Timer	 button,	 YOU	HAVE	 5	SECONDS		
    TO	 PROCEED.
    5.	 Preset	 time	flashes	 on	digital	 display.		 To	change	 time	
    press	 (
    ▲)	or	 (▼).
    6.	 Press	 Start/Stop	 button	to	begin	 preheating	 of	oven.
    7.	 Oven	 beeps	when	set	temperature	 is	reached;	 insert	food.
    8.	 Close	 oven	door.
    9.	 At	 end	of	cooking	 cycle,	unit	beeps	 and	oven	 turns	off.
    TIMER
    TEMP
    BAGELTOAST
    BROILBAKE
    TIMER
    PIZZA
    POTATO
    COOKIES
    FROZENSNACKS
    CONVTIMER/TEMP    TOAST
    START/STOP
    ROTISSERIEONOFF
    0:30
    CONV
    L
    1211
    COOKIES: (M)
    Preset temperature: 		350˚	 F
    Preset Time:  	12	 minutes
    Rack position:  "2"	lower	 slot,	rack	 up	or	"3"	 upper	 slot,	rack	
    down	 (refer	to	illustration	 page	7)
    TIMER
    TEMP
    BAGELTOAST
    BROILBAKE
    TIMER
    PIZZA
    POTATO
    COOKIES
    FROZENSNACKS
    CONVTIMER/TEMP    TOAST
    START/STOP
    ROTISSERIEONOFF
    350
    COOKIES
    M
    FROZEN SNACKS: (N)
    Preset temperature: 		400˚F
    Preset Time: 	6	 minutes
    Rack position:  "2"	lower	 slot,	rack	 up	or	"3"	 upper	 slot,	
    rack	 down	 (refer	to	illustration	 page	7)
    TIMER
    TEMP
    BAGELTOAST
    BROILBAKE
    TIMER
    PIZZA
    POTATO
    COOKIES
    FROZENSNACKS
    CONVTIMER/TEMP    TOAST
    START/STOP
    ROTISSERIEONOFF
    400
    FROZENSNACKS
    N
    PIZZA: (P)
    Preset temperature: 	400˚F
    Preset Time: 		20	 minutes
    Rack position:   "2"	lower	 slot,	rack	 up	(refer	 to	illustration		
    page	 7)
    For	 crisp	 crust	bake	pizza	 directly	 on	oven	 rack.	For	softer	
    crust	 place	 pizza	on	double	 layer	of	heavy	 duty	foil.	For	
    even	 browning,	 turn	pizza	 quarter	 turn	half	way	 through	
    baking.
    TIMER
    TEMP
    BAGELTOAST
    BROILBAKE
    TIMER
    PIZZA
    POTATO
    COOKIES
    FROZENSNACKS
    CONVTIMER/TEMP    TOAST
    START/STOP
    ROTISSERIEONOFF
    400
    PIZZA
    P
    POTATO: (Q)
    Preset temperature: 		400	 ˚F
    Preset Time: 		45	 minutes
    Rack position:  "2"	lower	 slot,	rack	 up	(refer	 to		
    illustration	 page	7)
    TIMER
    TEMP
    BAGELTOAST
    BROILBAKE
    TIMER
    PIZZA
    POTATO
    COOKIES
    FROZENSNACKS
    CONVTIMER/TEMP    TOAST
    START/STOP
    ROTISSERIEONOFF
    400
    POTATO
    Q 
    						
    							
    BROIL FUNCTION (R)
    Preset temperature:		450˚	 F
    Preset Time: 		20	 minutes
    Rack position: 		"3" upper	 slot,	rack	 down	 or	"4"	 upper	 slot,	rack	 up	(refer	 to		
    illustration	 page	7)
    1.	Press	Broil	button.
    2.	On	 indicator	 light	blinks,	 YOU	HAVE	 5	SECONDS	
    	
    TO	 PROCEED.
    3.	Preset	 temperature	 flashes	on	digital	 display.	 To	change	
    temperature	 press	(
    ▲)	or	 (▼).
    4.	Press	 Timer	button,	 YOU	HAVE	 5	SECONDS	
    	
    TO	 PROCEED.
    5.	Preset	 time	flashes	 on	digital	 display.		 To	change	 time	
    press	 (
    ▲)	or	 (▼).
    6.	Press	 Start/Stop	 button	to	begin	 preheating	 of	oven.
    7.	Oven	 beeps	when	set	temperature	 is	reached.`
    8.	Place	 food	on	broil	 rack	inserted	 into	bake/broil	 pan.	
    Insert	 into	oven.
    9.	Allow	 at	least	 1,5"	(3.81	 cm)	between	 top	of	food	 and	top	
    heating	 elements.
    10.	 Close	 oven	door.
    11.	 At	 end	of	cooking	 cycle,	unit	beeps	 and	oven	 turns	off.
    TIMER
    TEMP
    BAGELTOAST
    BROILBAKE
    TIMER
    PIZZA
    POTATO
    COOKIES
    FROZENSNACKS
    CONVTIMER/TEMP    TOAST
    START/STOP
    ROTISSERIEONOFF
    450BROIL
    R
    BROILING TIPS (S)
    •	 Placing	food	on	broiler	 rack	
    allows	 the	drippings	 to	flow	 into	
    the	 bake/broil	 pan	and	helps	 to		
    eliminate	 or	prevent	 smoking	
    from	 the	broiler.
    •	 For	 best	results,	 thaw	frozen	
    meat,	 poultry	 and	fish	before	
    broiling.
    •	 If	 frozen	 steaks	and	chops	 are	
    broiled	 allow	1½	to	2	times	 the	
    broiling	 time	as	required	 for	fresh.
    •	 Trim	 excess	fat	from	 meat	 and	
    score	 edges	 to	prevent	 curling.
    •	 Brush	 foods	to	be	 broiled	 with	sauce	 or	oil	 and	 season	 as	desired	 before	broiling.
    •	 Fish	 fillets	and	steaks	 are	delicate	 and	should	 be	broiled	 on	bake/broil	 pan	without	 the	
    broil	 rack.
    •	 There	 is	no	 need	 to	turn	 fish	fillets	 during	 broiling.		 Carefully	turn	thick	 fish	steaks	
    midway	 through	broiling	cycle.
    •	 If	 broiler	 “pops”	 during	broiling,	 reduce	the	temperature	 or	lower	 the	food	 in	the	 oven.
    •	 Wash	 broiler	pan	and	clean	 inside	 of	oven	 after	each	 use	with	 non-abrasive	 cleaner	
    and	 hot	water.	 Too	much	 grease	 accumulation	 will	cause	 smoking.
    TOASTING BREAD AND BAGELS (T)
    Preset :	 4		 Medium
    Rack position:  	"2"	 lower	 slot;	rack	 up		(refer	 to	illustration	 page	7)
    The	 oven	 is	preset	 for	temperature	 and	time	 for	medium	 toast	(4	setting).	 Use	this	for	your	
    first	 cycle	 then	adjust	 lighter	 or	darker	 to	suite	 your	taste.
    Note: 		The	 BAGEL	 function	 toasts	the	cut	side	 and	gently	 warms	 the	outside	 .
    1.	 Preheating	 is	not	 necessary.
    2.	 Place	 up	to	6	slices	 of	bread	 or	6	bagels	 halves	(cut	
    	
    side	 up)	on	slide	 rack.		
    3.	 Close	 oven	door.
    4.	 Press	 Toast	or	BAGEL	 button.
    5.	 The	 On	indicator	 light	blinks	 and	the	digital	 display	
    shows	 “4”	flashing,	 YOU	HAVE	 5	SECONDS	 	 	
    TO	 PROCEED.
    6.	 To	 change	 the	shade	 level	press	 (
    ▲)	or	 (▼).
    7.	 Press	 Start/Stop	 button	to	begin	 toasting.
    8.	 At	 end	of	toasting	 cycle	the	appliance	 beeps	and	the		
    oven	 turns	off.
    Note:  For	your	 convenience,	 the	oven	 is	designed	 to	
    remember	 the	last	 selected	 shade	level,	unless	 unplugged.
    Tip for multiple toasting cycles:
    For	best	 results	 when	making	 consecutive	 batches	of	toast,	 allow	 a	short	 cooldown	
    period	 between	 toasting	cycles.
    TIMERTEMP
    TOASTBAGELBAKEBROILCOOKIESPIZZAFROZENSNACKSPOTATO
    TIMERCONVTIMER TEMPTOASTSTART/STOP
    ONOFFROTISSERIE
    BROIL450
    TIMER
    TEMP
    BAGELTOASTBROILBAKE
    TIMER
    PIZZAPOTATO
    COOKIESFROZENSNACKS
    CONVTIMER/TEMP    TOASTSTART/STOP
    ROTISSERIEONOFF
    4TOAST
    T
    1413 
    						
    							
    1615
    RECIPES
    ASIAN GLAZED ROTISSERIE CHICKEN 
    3½	lb.	roasting	 chicken
    Olive	 oil
    Salt	 and	 pepper
    ¾	 cup	 pineapple,	 apricot	preserves
    ¼	 cup	 finely	 chopped	 green	onions
    1	 tbsp.	 gated	 fresh	ginger
    2	 large	 cloves	 garlic,	minced
    2	 tbsp.	 toasted	 sesame	 seeds
    2	 tbsp.	 low	sodium	 soy	sauce
    1	 tbsp.	 rice	vinegar
    Position	 one	set	of	rotisserie	 forks	at	end	 opposite	 point	on	the	 spit	 and	 secure	 by	
    tightening	 the	wing	 nut.	Insert	 the	spit	 through	 the	chicken	 so	that	 the	forks	 are	securely	
    inserted	 into	the	meat.		 Place	the	second	 rotisserie	 forks	onto	the	spit	 and	 secure	 it	into	
    the	 chicken.		 Make	certain	 the	chicken	 is	centered	 on	the	 spit	 and	 well	 balanced.	 Using	
    kitchen	 twine,	secure	 the	chicken	 so	that	 the	wings	 and	legs	 are	securely	 tied	to	the	 body	
    of	 the	 chicken.		 Rub	the	chicken	 with	olive	 oil	and	 season	 with	salt	and	 pepper.
    Insert	 the	pointed	 end	of	the	 spit	 into	 the	right	 side	of	the	 oven	 and	place	 the	left	side	 into	
    the	 spit	 support.		 Place	the	rack	 in	the	 lower	 rack	position	 with	the	rack	 down.		 Place	the	
    broiler/bake	 pan	on	the	 rack	 centering	 it	below	 the	chicken.
    Press	 the	Bake	 button,	 the	oven	 is	preset	 to	bake	 at	350°	 F.	Set	 the	 time	 for	1½	 hours.		
    Turn	 on	the	 Rotisserie	 and	Convection.		
    Meanwhile,	 combine	the	remaining	 ingredients	 in	small	 saucepan	 and	bring	 to	a	boil;	
    reduce	 heat	and	simmer	 5	minutes.		 Baste	chicken	 several	times	during	 last	30	minutes	
    of	 cooking.			 Test	chicken	 for	doneness	 by	inserting	 a	meat	 thermometer	 into	the	breast	
    which	 should	 register	 180°	F,	or	 pierce	 breast	with	fork	and	see	that	 juices	 run	clear.
    Allow	 chicken	 to	stand	 10	minutes	 before	serving.		 Serve	with	remaining	 sauce.
    Makes	 4	to	 6	servings.
    MACARONI AND CHEESE OLÈ 
    8	ounces	 elbow	macaroni
    1	 ½	 tsp.	 salt
    1	 can	 (14½	 oz.)	petite	 diced	tomatoes	 with	jalapeños
    ½	 cup	 sliced	 green	onions
    1	 large	 clove	 garlic,	 minced
    2	 tbsp.	 butter	 or	margarine
    2	 tbsp.	 flour
    1½	 cups	 milk
    2	 cups	 shredded	 Cheddar	cheese
    1	 cup	 shredded	 Mexican	blend	cheese
    1	 can	 (4½	 oz.)	chopped	 green	chilies
    ½	 tsp.	 chili	 powder
    1	 cup	 crushed	 nacho	cheese	 flavored	 corn	chips
    In	 large	 saucepan	 cook	macaroni	 in	boiling	 water	flavored	 with	salt	for	5	minutes.	
    	 Drain	
    and	keep	 warm.		 Drain	tomatoes,	 reserving	liquid.		Add	milk	 to	reserved	 liquid	to	
    make	 2	cups.
    Place	 rack	in	position	 “2”.	Preheat	 oven	on	Bake	 and	Convection	 at	350°	 F.		In	saucepan,	
    cook	 green	 onion	 and	garlic	 in	butter	 until	softened.		 Add	flour	 and	cook	 stirring	 until	
    bubbly.		 Gradually	 add	milk	 mixture	 and	cook,	 stirring,	 until	thickened	 and	smooth.		
    Remove	 from	heat	and	stir	in	Cheddar	 cheese	and	½	cup	 Mexican	 cheeses.	Stir	in	
    macaroni,	 reserved	tomatoes,	 chilies	and	chili	 powder.		 Spoon	into	2-quart	 baking	dish.		
    Top	 with	 remaining	 ½	cup	 Mexican	 cheeses	and	sprinkle	 corn	chips	 evenly	 around	 edge	
    of	 casserole.		 Cook	for	25	minutes	 or	until	 golden	 and	bubbly.
    Remove	 from	oven	 and	let	stand	 5	minutes	 before	serving.	 Makes	6	to	 8	servings.
    HAM AND NOODLE SPINACH BAKE 
    8	ounces	 wide	egg	noodles,	 cooked	and	drained
    1	 ½	 cups	 diced	 cooked	 ham
    1	 package	 (16	oz.)	 frozen	 spinach,	 defrosted	 and	squeezed	 dry		
    1	 can	 (4.5	 oz.)	chopped	 green	chilies
    ¼	 cup	 sliced	 green	onions
    1	 cup	 cottage	 cheese
    1	 cup	 light	 sour	cream
    1	 tbsp.	 Worcestershire	 sauce
    ½	 tsp.	 salt
    4	 thick	 slices	 fresh	tomato	
    1	 cup	 shredded	 Monterey	 Jack	cheese	
    Place	 rack	in	position	 “2”.	Preheat	 oven	on	Bake	 and	Convection	 at	350°	 F.
    In	 large	 bowl,	 combine	 all	ingredients,	 except	tomato	 slices	and	Jack	 cheese.		 Spoon	into	
    shallow	 2-quart	baking	dish.		Cover	 and	bake	 for	45	minutes.		 Uncover,	 place	tomatoes	
    on	 top	 and	 sprinkle	 with	shredded	 cheese.		Bake	15	minutes	 longer	until	mixture	 is	
    bubbly	 and	cheese	 is	beginning	 to	brown.
    Remove	 from	oven	 and	let	stand	 5	minutes	 before	serving.	 Makes	6	to	 8	servings.
    MEDITTERANEAN ZUCCHINI BAKE 
    6	cups	 thinly	 sliced	 zucchini
    1	 cup	 chopped	 onion
    1	 large	 red	pepper,	 chopped
    3	 large	 cloves	 garlic,	minced
    2	 tbsp.	 olive	 oil
    1	 tbsp.	 chopped	 fresh	oregano	 or	1	tsp.	 dried
    2	 eggs,	 slightly	 beaten
    ½	 tsp.	 salt
    ¼	 tsp.	 black	 pepper
    1	 cup	 shredded	 Monterey	 Jack	cheese
    ½	 cup	 crumbled	 feta	cheese
    ¹⁄3	cup	 chopped	 Italian	parsley
    2	 tbsp.	 fresh	lemon	 juice
    2	 tbsp.	 grated	 Parmesan	 cheese 
    						
    							
    1817
    In	large	 skillet,	 sauté	zucchini,	 onion,	red	pepper	 and	garlic	 in	olive	 oil	over	 medium	 heat	
    until	 just	softened,	 stirring	often.		Place	rack	in	position	 “2”.	Preheat	 oven	on	Bake	 and	
    Convection	 at	350°	 F.
    Meanwhile,	 in	large	 bowl,	 combine	 egg,	salt	and	 pepper.		 Stir	in	zucchini	 mixture	and	
    remaining	 ingredients,	 except	Parmesan	 cheese.		Spoon	into	2-quart	 shallow	 baking	dish.		
    Top	 with	 Parmesan	 cheese.		Bake	for	25	minutes	 or	until	 golden	 and	bubbly.
    Remove	 from	oven	 and	let	stand	 5	minutes	 before	serving.	 Makes	6	to	 8	servings.
    BROWN RICE AND MUSHROOM CASSEROLE 
    1	cup	boiling	water
    1	oz.	dried	mushrooms
    ½	lb.	fresh	mushrooms,	sliced
    ½	cup	sliced	green	onion
    2	large	cloves	garlic,	minced
    2	tbsp.	butter	or	margarine
    1	cup	brown	rice
    ¾	cup	coarsely	chopped	cashews
    ¼	cup	chopped	Italian	parsley
    1	tbsp.	chopped	fresh	thyme	leaves
    ½	tsp.	salt
    ¼	tsp.	black	pepper
    2	cups	chicken	broth	or	stock
    Pour	boiling	water	over	dried	mushrooms	in	small	bowl;	let	stand	15	minutes.		
    Remove	and	chop	mushrooms,	reserving	liquid.		Place	rack	in	position	“2”.		
    Preheat	oven	on	Bake	and	Convection 	at	400
    ˚F.
    In	large	skillet,	brown	fresh	mushrooms	in	butter.		Add	green	onion	and	garlic	and	
    cook	over	medium	heat	until	onions	are	just	softened,	stirring	often.		In	large	bowl,	
    combine	all	ingredients,	stir	to	blend.		Spoon	into	2-quart	baking	dish.		Cover	with	
    aluminum	foil	and	bake	for	1½	hours	or	until	liquid	is	absorbed	and	rice	is	fully	
    cooked.
    Remove	from	oven	and	let	stand	5	minutes	before	serving.		Just	before	serving,	stir	
    to	blend.		Sprinkle	with	additional	chopped	parsley,	if	desired.	
    Makes	6	to	8	servings.
    ROTISSERIE PORK LOIN WITH APRICOT MARMALADE 
    2½	lb.	boneless	pork	loin
    1	tsp.	grated	ginger
    1	tsp.	salt
    ¼	tsp.	ground	allspice
    ¼	tsp.	ground	cloves
    ¼	tsp.	black	pepper
    MARMALADE:
    2	tbsp.	butter	or	margarine
    2	large	onions	cut	in	strips	(about	4	cups)
    1	cup	chopped	dried	apricots
    1	tbsp.	sugar
    1	tbsp.	grated	ginger
    1	tbsp.	grated	orange	peel
    ½	tsp.	salt
    Position	one	set	of	rotisserie	forks	at	end	opposite	point	on	the	spit	and	secure	by	
    tightening	the	wing	nut.	Insert	the	spit	through	the	pork	loin	so	that	the	forks	are	
    securely	inserted	into	the	meat.		Place	the	second	rotisserie	forks	onto	the	spit	and	
    secure	it	into	the	meat.	Make	certain	the	meat	is	centered	on	the	spit	and	well	
    balanced.	Using	kitchen	cord,	secure	the	pork.		Combine	ginger,	salt,	allspice,	
    cloves	and	pepper	in	a	small	bowl.		Rub	evenly	over	pork.		Insert	the	pointed	end	
    of	the	spit	into	the	right	side	of	the	oven	and	place	the	left	side	into	the	spit	support.		
    Place	the	rack	in	the	lower	rack	position	with	the	rack	down.		Place	the	broiler/
    bake	pan	on	the	rack	centering	it	below	the	pork.
    Press	the	Bake	button,	the	oven	is	preset	to	bake	at	350
    ° 	F.	Set	the	time	for	1½	
    hours.		Turn	the	Rotisserie	and	Convection	on.		
    Meanwhile,	cook	onions	in	butter	until	softened.	Add	remaining	marmalade	
    ingredients	and	bring	to	a	boil;	reduce	heat	and	simmer	mixture	15	minutes	or	until	
    mixture	is	thickened	and	almost	all	liquid	evaporates.		Keep	warm.		Allow	pork	to	
    stand	5	minutes	before	serving.		Serve	with	marmalade.		Makes	4	to	6	servings.
    SUNDAY DINNER BEEF ROAST   
    4	lb.	eye	round	roast
    1	tsp.	herbes	de	Provence
    1	tsp.	garlic	pepper
    1	tsp.	salt
    8	small	red	bliss	potatoes
    8	oz.	small	white	onions,	peeled
    8	oz.	small	whole	carrots	
    1	tbsp.	olive	oil
    Preheat	oven	on	Bake	and	Convection	at	325
    ° 	F.		Season	roast	with	herbes,	garlic	
    pepper	and	salt.		Place	on	bake/broil	pan.		Place	rack	in	position	“1”.	Bake	
    	
    for	1	hour.
    Toss	vegetables	with	olive	oil.		Arrange	potatoes	and	onions	around	roast	and	
    bake	1	hour	longer.		Add	carrots	and	bake	30	minutes	longer	or	until	beef	and	
    vegetables	test	done.		Remove	from	oven.		Tent	food	with	aluminum	foil	and	let	
    rest	10	minutes	before	serving.		Makes	about	8	servings. 
    						
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