Sharper Image SUPER WAVE DIGITAL OVEN User manual

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Super Wave Digital Oven ITEM NO.8246SI.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
SUPER WAVE DIGITAL OVEN
ROASTS, BAKES, BROILS, AIR FRIES, GRILLS, BOILS & STEAMS
1300 Watt Power
WITH 8 PRE-PROGRAMMED SETTINGS

CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................... 2
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS............................................................................................................. 3
UNPACKING/ASSEMBLY................................................................................................................. 5
PARTS AND FEATURES................................................................................................................... 6
USAGE-BASICS............................................................................................................................... 7
USAGE-DEHYDRATING FOOD.......................................................................................................... 9
USAGE-PRE-HEATING..................................................................................................................... 9
USAGE-THAWING............................................................................................................................ 9
SUGGESTED COOKING TIMES........................................................................................................ 10
HELPFUL TIPS................................................................................................................................ 13
CLEANING AND CARE.................................................................................................................... 13
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INTRODUCTION
Gentle infrared heat cooks food from inside out, sealing in juices.
Carbon heat directly heats the surface of the food for browning.
Convection
circulates the hot air, evenly distributing the heat &
speeds cooking up to 3 times faster. Unit takes the guesswork
out of cooking with 8 presets: hamburger, steak, pork chops,
salmon steak, chicken pieces, whole chicken, pizza and
thaw/wash/dehydrate. You can also use your own temperature
and time to roast chicken, bake fish,
broil steaks, air fry chicken,
grill meats, steam vegetables and even make dessert. Bring
frozen foods straight from the freezer into the oven without
defrosting. Includes 2 cooking racks (low and high) so you
can prepare a whole meal at once. Taste the difference!
Combines Infrared, Carbon Heat & Convection Technology
Uses Less Energy Than Conventional Ovens
Cooks Multiple Foods At The Same Time
Digital Display To Set Your Own Time & Temperature
Also Programmed With 8 Presets For Effortless Cooking
Cooks From Frozen, No Need To Defrost
Forget about traditional ovens, stove tops and microwaves. Introducing The Sharper Image®
Super Wave Digital Oven, a versatile cooker that combines infrared, carbon heat and
convection technology keeping foods moist on the inside and browned
and crispy on the
outside without the use of added fats or oils.

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Before using the electrical appliance, the following basic precautions should always be followed including the
following:
1. Read all instructions.
2. Keep oven out of reach of children.
3. Before use check that the voltage of wall outlet corresponds to the one shown on the rating plate.
4. 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 appliance to the nearest authorized service facility for examination, repair or electrical or mechanical
adjustment.
5. If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or an authorized service agent or a qualified
technician in order to avoid a hazard.
6. Do not let cord hang over edge of table or hot surface.
7. Do not immerse plug, cord or housing into water due to the risk of electric shock.
8. Close supervision is necessary when your appliance is being used near children.
9. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities,
or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance
by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
10. Always wear protective, insulated oven mitts or gloves when removing food items or handling the unit.
THE OVEN GETS VERY HOT.
11. Do not touch hot surfaces, use knobs or handles.
12. Always use the handle to remove the glass lid from the glass bowl.
13. Make sure the appliance is clean and dry prior to use.
14. Only place food in the appliance before setting the timer or after pre-heating.
15. Do not place near hot gas or electric burner.
16. The use of accessories not recommended by the manufacturer may cause injuries to persons.
17. Do not operate the appliance for other than its intended use.
18. Do not use outdoors.
19. Do not touch or stare directly into the bulb.
20. Do not move the appliance when in use.
21. Use extreme caution when handling or disposing of hot oils or other hot liquids.
22. Do not place oversized food into the appliance, the glass lid must be completely closed.
23. Do not place paper, cardboard, plastic or other flammable materials inside the unit.
24. Always turn the unit OFF before removing the plug from the wall outlet.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
25. Unplug from main power socket when not in use.
26. Always use the tongs provided when handling racks.
27. Servicing and repair should only be conducted by a qualified technician.
WARNING: CAUTION HOT SURFACES: This appliance generates heat and steam may escape during use.
Proper precautions must be taken to prevent the risk of burns, fires, or other injury to persons or damage to property.
CAUTION: This appliance is hot during operation and retains heat for some time after turning off. Always use oven mitts when
handling hot materials and allow metal parts to cool before cleaning.
- Position the appliance so that it is never against a wall or in a corner, against curtains or upholstery.
- When operating the appliance on a work surface keep the surrounding areas clear and free from clutter. Ensure adequate air
space surrounding the appliance for circulation.
- Do not place anything on top of the appliance while it is operating or while it is hot.
- Do not operate this appliance with other major appliances plugged into the same power socket - there is a risk of blowing
the fuse.
- Do not touch the hot appliance surfaces while the unit is on or while cooling.
- All users of this appliance must read and understand this User’s Manual before operating or cleaning this appliance.
- If this appliance begins to malfunction during use, immediately unplug the cord. Do not use or attempt to repair the
malfunctioning appliance.
- Do not leave this appliance unattended during use.
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SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY.
POLARIZED PLUG
This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other). To reduce the risk of electric shock, this plug will fit
in a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does not fit fully into the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not fit, contact a
qualified electrician. Do not attempt to modify the plug in any way.
Do not attempt to repair the appliance, contact a qualified service technician.
A short power supply cord is provided to reduce the hazards resulting from entanglement or tripping over long cord.
Do not use extension cord as it can be pulled on by children causing the unit to tip over.

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UNPACKING - ASSEMBLY
MAIN OVEN UNIT (LID, GLASS BOWL AND BASE)
EXTENDER RING (1)
COOKING RACKS (2)
TONGS (1)
PACKAGE CONTENTS:
Unpack the unit and remove all packaging materials. Before using the unit for the first time, thoroughly wash the glass
bowl, plastic base, cooking racks and tongs in hot soapy water and allow to dry completely.
WARNING: Do not immerse the lid with digital panel controls, cord, or plug in water or any other liquid. Do not use abrasive
cleansers. Do not place glass lid into the dishwasher.
UNPACKING - BEFORE FIRST USE
1. Place the plastic base on a stable heat proof surface. DO NOT place it near edge of countertop or table.
2. Place the glass bowl onto the plastic base.
3. Place the low and high cooking racks into the glass bowl.
4. Place the glass lid on top of the glass bowl. The lid should sit on the inner rim of the bowl.
5. If using extender ring, place it on top of the glass bowl. Then place the lid on.
QUICK ASSEMBLY (See PARTS+USAGE instructions on pp. 6-8)
1. Glass Lid with Digital Panel Conrols-features super tight seal
1a-time LED Display
1b-temperature LED Display
1c-4 adjustment buttons ( “+”, “-”)
1d-8 one touch preset buttons (Hamburger, Steak, Pork Chops,
Salmon Steak, Chicken Pieces, Whole Chicken, Pizza,
Thaw/Wash/Dehydrate)
1e-start/stop button
2. Safety Handle-automatically turns the unit off when the handle is
raised (shown in OFF position).
3. Extender Ring-increases capacity in order to cook larger foods.
4. High Cooking Rack-additional rack for extra food
5. Low Cooking Rack-main rack to cook foods
6. Glass Bowl-holds food to be cooked
7. Bowl Base-holds glass bowl
8. Tongs-use to lift hot trays with food from glass bowl
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PARTS AND FEATURES
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PRIOR TO USE: IMPORTANT:
- Place the oven on a stable, heat-proof surface and make sure it is not near the edge of the table or countertop.
- Make sure that the power cord is not touching any hot surface.
- Always have enough space around the oven, so there is enough for cover when removed from the unit.
- Make sure you’ve placed the cooking racks inside the glass bowl prior to pre-heating and/or cooking.
- Always have the oven mitts ready to remove the lid and cooked food.
-You may use any oven safe pans, plates, tin foil, etc. that can be used inside the conventional oven.
ASSEMBLY-PLACING FOOD IN UNIT:
1. Open the glass lid and place the cooking racks inside, use one or both racks, depending
on the amount of food. If only need to use 1 rack, use the lower rack.
NOTE: You may combine both trays to make it a grid when cooking foods like french fries.
Just place the high cooking rack in first, then layer the low cooking rack over the high rack.
Align to form a grid. See Diagram on right
2. Place food to be cooked directly on rack (preferred method). This will allow the hot air to
circulate around the food to be able to cook it faster and more even.
3. You can increase the capacity of your Super Wave Oven when cooking large foods such as
a turkey (up to about 16 lb.). Your Super Wave Oven comes with the Extender Ring that you
can place on top of the glass bowl.
4. Just place the flat part of the extender ring over the glass
bowl’s lip. The extender has its own lip that will create a perfect
seal with the unit’s lid. See Diagrams above and on right.
5. Close the lid. Plug the power cord into the electrical
outlet. The LED displays will illuminate with 0:00 and 000.
SETTING COOKING TIME AND TEMPERATURE:
6. You can set cooking time and temperature using one of the following methods:
A. Using the adjustment buttons (+/-) set the time (0:00-1:59) and the temperature (120-480°F).
The cooking time advances in 1 minute increments, the temperature advances in 5°F increments.
Press and hold the buttons to advance to desired number faster. Refer to cooking times/temperature
guide on pp.10-12 for reference.
B. Using the one-touch preset buttons (Hamburger, Steak, Pork Chops, Salmon Steak, Chicken
Pieces, Whole Chicken, Pizza, Thaw/Wash/Dehydrate). The Time and Temperature will display automatically (refer to guide on next page).
Once the desired preset button is pressed, you can change the cooking time and temperature using the adjustment buttons (+/-).
NOTE: As soon as you press the chosen preset button, the small light next to the selection will start blinking. However the unit will not
start to operate until you press the Start/Stop button.
USAGE-BASICS (Refer to p. 6 for Parts Identification)
EXTENDER RING
Top
(with lip)
Bottom
(flat)
TURNING UNIT ON/OFF:
7. If you haven’t lowered the handle, lower it now until it snaps in . The handle MUST be flat down in its stored position for the oven to
operate. Press the Start/Stop button to start cooking.
IMPORTANT: The handle operates as a safety switch, as soon as it is lifted, the oven will stop operating. Once the unit is ON,
the carbon lamp and the fan will turn on. The carbon lamp will keep cycling on & off to maintain the set temperature. It will go off
when the required heat setting has been reached.
8. If at any time you need to check on the food, simply lift the handle up to stop the oven from operating. The cooking time and
temperature displays will pause. CAUTION: Before removing the glass lid always bring the handle to its upright position as this
will activate the safety switch and stop the oven from operating. The oven will be very hot. If using extender ring, be extra
careful as it will get very hot during cooking process. It is strongly recommended to use oven mitts when removing the
glass lid. When done checking, lower the handle until it snaps in and press the Start/Stop button to
resume cooking.
9. If at any time you need to turn the unit off before the timer is up, simply press the Start/Stop button.
10. When the timer on LED display counts down to 0:00, the oven will beep several times and will
turn off automatically. NOTE: Unit's carbon lamp will turn off immediately once timer counts down
to 0:00, while convection fan will stay on to allow the unit to cool off (approx. 1-3 min). Remove the
lid. Check to make sure the food is fully cooked.
NOTE: To ensure the food is cooked, use a cooking thermometer or pierce the food with a fork to check
for uncooked juices on meats and poultry. When cooking vegetables, check for desired tenderness.
Moisture may build up inside the oven when cooked food is not removed soon after timer has gone
off. The steam/moisture build-up can be avoided by removing the food as soon as it is cooked.
11. Use the tongs provided to lift out the hot cooking racks with food. See Diagram on right.
USAGE-BASICS (Refer to p. 6 for Parts Identification)
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NOTE: The cooking time depends on the size and weight of the food to be cooked. Most meats have recommended cooking times, those
times should be used as a guide as the oven cooks faster than conventional ovens, so you may need to allow less time to cook the food.
Steak 10 min 400°FHIGH
Pork Chops 16 min 400°FHIGH
Salmon Steak
15 min 400°FHIGH
400°FHIGH
12 min
Hamburger Chicken Pieces
20 min 400°FLOW
Whole Chicken
45 min
460°FLOW
Pizza (frozen)
10 min 400°FHIGH
Thaw/Wash/Dehydrate
60 min 260°FHIGH
TYPE OF FOOD COOKING
TEMP.
COOKING
TIME
RACK
HEIGHT TYPE OF FOOD COOKING TEMP.
COOKING
TIME
RACK
HEIGHT

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USAGE-DEHYDRATING FOOD/ PRE-HEATING / THAWING
DEHYDRATING YOUR FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND HERBS
1. Wash the fruit or vegetables you are using and dry them. Peel the skin, if you prefer.
2. Using a sharp knife, make slices about 1/16th of an inch. If using soft fruits like bananas or any other soft fruit, briefly place it in
the freezer so it can harden. That will make the slicing much easier.
3. Place fruit slices in a lemon juice solution of 1/2 cup water with 1/2 cup lemon juice for 10 minutes. When soaking banana slices,
soak only for 5 minutes. Do not soak vegetables.
4. Arrange both racks (high and low) on top of each other to form a grid. Just place the high cooking rack in first, then layer the low
cooking rack over the high rack. Align to form a grid. NOTE: If dehydrating herbs, use the lower rack alone.
5. Place the slices close together (but not touching) in one layer. Do not stack one on top of the other. Close the lid.
6. Press the THAW/WASH/DEHYDRATE preset button. The Time and Temperature will display automatically. Once the preset button is
pressed, you can change the cooking time using the adjustment buttons (+/-).
Refer to individual dehydrating times on p.12.
7. If you haven’t lowered the handle, lower it now until it snaps in . The handle MUST be flat down in its stored position for the oven to
operate.
Press the Start/Stop button to start cooking.
IMPORTANT: The handle operates as a safety switch, as soon as it is lifted, the oven will stop operating. Once the unit is ON,
the carbon lamp and the fan will turn on. The carbon lamp will keep cycling on & off to maintain the set temperature. It will go off
when the required heat setting has been reached.
8. It is recommended to check on the food every 15 minutes or so. Simply lift the handle up to stop the oven from operating. The
cooking time and temperature
displays will pause. CAUTION: Before removing the glass lid always bring the handle to its upright
position as this will activate
the safety switch and the oven will stop operating. The oven will be very hot. It is strongly
recommended
to use oven mitts when removing the glass lid. When done checking, lower the handle until it snaps in and press
the Start/Stop button to resume cooking.
9. Most fruit will be pliable or leathery when done (you can bend it and it won’t break). To check - tear a piece of dried fruit in half
and if no moisture beads up on the inside and there is no stickiness on the outside, it’s done.
10. If at any time you need to turn the unit off before the timer is up, simply press the Start/Stop button.
11. When the timer on LED display counts down to 0:00, the oven will beep several times and will turn off automatically.
NOTE: Unit's carbon lamp will turn off immediately once timer counts down to 0:00, while convection fan will stay on to allow the
unit to cool off (approx. 1-3 min). Remove the lid.
THAWING:
Although you can cook from frozen using this infrared oven, we offer you an option to thaw frozen foods. This way it is
done in most efficient way without changing the quality or texture of the food.
PRE-HEATING: Make sure to insert the trays inside the oven prior to pre-heating. If pre-heating is required, set the required
temperature using the adjustment buttons. Set the time to 10 minutes. Once the temperature has been reached, the Halogen light
will turn off. Now you can open the lid and place the food inside.
CAUTION:
Before removing the glass lid always bring the handle to its upright position as this will activate the safety switch
and stop the oven from operating. The oven will
be very hot. If using extender ring, be extra careful as it will get very hot
during cooking process. It is strongly recommended
to use oven mitts when removing the glass lid. Follow the usage
directions on pp. 7 and 8 for complete instructions.
NOTE: Refer to the below cooking times as a guide only. Time may vary according to the weight of the food, adjust to your
preference. Always make sure to refer to the Internal Food Temperature guide on the page 13.
SUGGESTED COOKING TIMES
MEATS
Beef Roast 3 lb.
45 min (Rare)
50 min (Medium)
60 min (Well)
400°F
LOW 80 min
(Med rare)
15-20 min per lb. Use Extender Ring
Turn every 15 min
FISH
TYPE OF FOOD NOTES
COOKING
TEMP.
RACK
HEIGHT
COOK TIME
(from fresh)
COOK TIME
(from frozen)
400°F Turn after 7 min
Steak 1" Thick HIGH
10 min (Med rare) 15 min (Med rare)
350°F
LOW
Frozen loaf-cover w/foil half way through
40 min 60 min
Meat Loaf 2 lb.
400°F
Turn once
HIGHHamburger 1/4 lb.
10/12/15 min (R/M/W) 12/15/18min
400°F
LOW
Turn and baste
10-12 min 15-18 min Shish Kabob Steak
400°F
HIGH
Arrange both racks in crisscross pattern
8 min 10 min Hot Dogs
360°F
LOW
Fat side down, turn half way through
60 min 95 min Pork Roast 3 lb.
Turn after 10 min
400°F
HIGH
16-18 min 30 min
Pork Chops 1/2" thick
Turn over
400°F
HIGH
10 min 15 min
Sausage Patties 1/2 lb.
Turn over
400°F
LOW
15 min 22 min Italian Sausage Links 1 lb.
Turn, baste
400°F
LOW
30 min 45 min Spare Ribs
Turn after 5 min
400°F
HIGH
20 min 30 min Lamb Chops 1 1/2" thick
Crisscross racks; turn after 5 min
400°F
LOW
10 min 16 min Bacon
Crisscross racks; turn, baste
400°F
HIGH
10 min 12 min Grilled Shrimp
Crisscross racks
400°F
HIGH
15-18 min 20 min Sea Scallops 6 oz.
Crisscross racks
400°F
HIGH
10 min 12 min
Breaded Fish
Turn once
400°F
HIGH
15-18 min 25 min
Salmon Steak 4 oz.
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SUGGESTED COOKING TIMES SUGGESTED COOKING TIMES
TYPE OF FOOD NOTES
COOKING
TEMP.
RACK
HEIGHT
COOK TIME
(from fresh)
COOK TIME
(from frozen)
460°F Breast side down, turn half way through
Whole Chicken 4 lb. LOW
45 min 90 min
400°F
LOW Breast side down, turn half way through
20 min 40 min
Chicken Breast bone in
400°F
HIGH
Crisscross racks
13-15 min 15-18 min
Boneless Chicken breast thick
400°F
Crisscross racks
HIGHBoneless Chicken breast thin
10 min 13 min
400°F
LOW
Turn half way through
20 min 30 min Chicken Thighs
400°F
LOW
Turn half way through
20 min 30 min Chicken Legs
400°F
LOW
Turn half way through
20 min 30 min Chicken Wings
Use extender ring (23 min/lb. for frozen)
350°F
LOW
1.5 hours (15 min/lb.) 2 hours 20 min
Whole Turkey 6 lb.
Breast side down, turn half way through
460°F
LOW
1 hour 2 hours Turkey Breast 3 lb.
Turn half way through
400°F
LOW
35 min 45 min
Quarter of Chicken
Breast side down, turn half way through
460°F
LOW
45 min 50 min Cornish Hens 3 1/2 lb.
460°F
LOW
45 min
Baked Potatoes 6 oz.
Cut in half
400°F
LOW
30 min
Acorn Squash
Turn half way through
400°F
LOW
8-10 min
Eggplant 1/2" thick slices
Cook in 1 inch of water in bowl
400°F
LOW
8-10 min 12-15 min Corn on the Cob (4)
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TYPE OF FOOD NOTES
COOKING
TEMP.
RACK
HEIGHT
COOK TIME
(from fresh)
COOK TIME
(from frozen)
FISH continued
POULTRY
VEGETABLES
Cook in a shallow casserole dish
400°F
LOW
25 min
Baked Apples
Cook in a shallow casserole dish
400°F
LOW
25 min Baked Pears
Place in shallow pan, do not use oil
420°F
LOW
9 min
Popcorn
Crisscross racks to create a grid
400°F
HIGH
10 min Pizza
FRUITS AND ASSORTED
DEHYDRATING
Crisscross racks
400°F
LOW
15 min 18 min Stuffed Flounder
Crisscross racks
400°F
HIGH
14 min 16 min Tilapia Fish Filet 4 oz.
400°F
LOW
30 min 35 min
Whole Snapper 1 lb.
VEGETABLES continued
Wrap loosely in foil
460°F
HIGH
45 min
Roasted Garlic
Wrap loosely in foil; add 1 tsp of water
400°F
HIGH
25 min Steamed Broccoli
Wrap loosely in foil; add 1 tsp of water
400°F
HIGH
10 min Vegetable Medley
400°F
LOW
35 min Sweet Potatoes 6 oz.
Crisscross racks
460°F
HIGH
12 min 15 min French Fries
HIGH
60 min
Apples Crisscross racks, slice 1/16” thick; soak
HIGH
60 min Bananas
Place peeled banana in freezer for 5 min; soak 5 min
HIGH
60 min
Pears Crisscross racks, slice 1/16” thick; soak
HIGH
60 min Peaches Crisscross racks, slice 1/16” thick; soak
HIGH
60 min Plums Crisscross racks, slice 1/16” thick; soak
LOW
5 min Parsley Crisscross racks
HIGH
50-60 min
Tomatoes Crisscross racks, slice 1/16” thick
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Soak fruit slices in lemon solution (1/2 cup
water+1/2 cup of lemon juice) for 10 min
260°F
260°F
260°F
260°F
260°F
260°F
260°F

HELPFUL TIPS / CLEANING AND CARE
Internal Food Temperatures Guide
When cooking poultry, always cook to the internal
temperature of 170-180ºF. Another sign for
cooked poultry is when the juices run clear. Fish
is done when it looks opaque and flakes easily
with a fork. Shellfish such as shrimp, crab, or
lobster will turn reddish pink on the outside and
opaque on the inside.
You may also refer to the markings on your
meat thermometer.
This is a list of the internal
temperatures that different
foods must reach to kill
bacteria.
These are NOT the
temperatures to use
to cook the food.
ADAPTING RECIPES:
You can try your favorite recipe that is intended for conventional oven. Keep the cooking temperature the same, just reduce the
cooking time, as it will cook much faster in this infrared oven. You may use a meat thermometer to make sure the food is cooked.
Refer to Internal Food Temperature guide below.
Make sure you turn off and unplug the unit before cleaning it. Always wait until the unit cools down completely. Thoroughly
wash the glass bowl, plastic base, extender ring, cooking racks and tongs in hot soapy water and allow to dry completely. You
may also place the glass bowl and cooking racks into the dishwasher.
When washing cooking racks, do not soak them in water for long periods of time. Once washed, do not let air dry, dry racks
thoroughly with cloth or paper towel. This will preserve the surface and will extend the life of the cooking racks.
WARNING: Do not immerse the lid with digital panel controls, cord, or plug in water or any other liquid. Do not use abrasive
cleansers. Do not place glass lid into the dishwasher.
Once unplugged from the power outlet, the surface of the glass lid can be carefully wiped clean using a damp cloth or sponge.
All parts must be dry before next use. When storing the unit, always make sure ALL parts are DRY, to avoid any moisture
collecting in the lid.
SELF CLEANING OF GLASS BOWL
If the food particles seem to be stuck to the bottom and/or sides of the glass bowl, you can perform a self cleaning.
1. Pour approximately 1 to 2 inches of water into the glass bowl, add a small amount of mild dishwashing liquid.
2. Place lid on and plug into the electrical outlet.
3. Press the THAW/WASH/DEHYDRATE preset button. The Time and Temperature will display automatically. Once the preset button
is pressed, change the cooking time to 10 min using the adjustment buttons (+/-).
4. When the timer on LED display counts down to 0:00, the oven will beep several times and will turn off automatically.
NOTE: Unit's
carbon lamp will turn off immediately once timer counts down to 0:00, while convection fan will stay on to allow the unit to cool off
(approx. 1-3 min). Carefully open the lid and wait for the glass bowl to cool down before emptying the liquid inside.
5. Rinse the glass bowl in clean warm water to remove the soap residue.
CLEANING AND CARE
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Beef, Lamb or Veal - Medium Rare
Beef, Lamb or Veal - Medium
Beef, Lamb, Pork or Veal - Well Done
Chicken Breast
Chicken Thighs or Wings
Fish and Shellfish
Ground Beef or Ground Pork
Ground Chicken or Ground Turkey
Pork
145ºF
160ºF
170ºF
170ºF
180ºF
145ºF
160ºF
165ºF
160ºF