Woodson Pronto W.PO52 User manual

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Model:
W.PO52
A guide on the use, care and maintenance
of your quality Woodson Pronto product
Specication, Installation
and Operation Manual
Pronto Quick Performance Oven

Index
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Introduction
Your New Woodson Pronto Product 3
Product Overview 3
Installation
Setting Up 6
Installation 7
Handling
Unpacking
Positioning
Operation
General Recommendations 8
Operating Instructions 9-14
Software Instructions (PC) 15-25
First Time Operation
Basic User Interface Functions
Programmed Menu Selection
Manual Cooking Selection
Recipe Cookbook Creation/Alteration
Prepare Cookbook For Upload to Oven
Upload to Oven
Cleaning 26-29
Cleaning Schedule
General Information
Materials Required
Oven Cavity Cleaning Procedure
Cleaning Assist
Oven Exterior Cleaning Procedure
Using Oven Protective Agent
Air Filter Cleaning Procedure
Catalytic Converter Maintenance Procedure
Troubleshooting 30-31
Error Codes
Electrical Connection 5
Information
Technical Specifications 5
Specication
Attention 4
General Precautions 4
Service
Hot Surfaces

Index
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Warranty
Commercial Warranty 32
Consumer Warranty 32
Warranty Clarification 32
Warranty Claim Procedure 33
Timing of Warranty Services 33
General Maintenance and Repairs 33
Warranty Request Form 34
Order Form
Pronto Order Form 35
Contact
Stoddart Service Department 37-38
Notes
Notes 36

Introduction
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Your New Woodson Pronto Product:
Woodson Pronto equipment has been designed to give maximum and efficient performance while integrating a user friendly operating
system for all staff and end users.
By using, caring and maintaining your product according to these instructions, your Woodson Pronto product should give you many years
of reliable service.
Product Overview:
Configuration may vary according to model.
Thank you for purchasing a Woodson Pronto product.
At Stoddart, we take pride in the Woodson Pronto product line and are committed to standing behind our customers and products 100%.
Should you ever need assistance, please contact the Stoddart Service Department at 1300 307 289.
On/Off
HOT AIR
Exhaust Vent
Heat Deflector
Rating Plate
Wire Rack
Crumb Tray
Air Filter
Control Panel
Foot
USB Port
Catalytic Converter

Specication
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A
ttention
General Precautions
• This product is not designed for household or domestic use and should not be used for this purpose.
• Only use this appliance with voltage specified on the rating label.
• Do NOT remove any cover panels that may be on the appliance.
• This unit is NOT waterproof. Do NOT use jet sprays or hoses to the exterior of the appliance.
Service
• Qualified personnel, specifically trained in the following instructions, can perform service of the appliance.
• Stoddart, one of our agents, or a similarly qualified person(s) should carry out any and all repairs, maintenance and services.
H
ot Surfaces
• This unit can get very hot. Ensure everyone is aware that the appliance is operating and take care to avoid contact with hot
surfaces.
Disclaimer:
The manufacturer and distributor cannot be held responsible or liable for any injuries or damages of any kind occurred
to persons, appliances or others, due to abuse and misuse of this appliance in regards to installation, un-installation,
operation, servicing or maintenance, or lack of conformity with the instructions indicated in this documentation.
All appliances made by the manufacturer are delivered assembled, where possible, and ready to install. Any installation,
un-installation, servicing, maintenance and access or removal of any parts, panels or safety barriers that is not
permitted, does not comply in accordance to this documentation, or not performed by a TRAINED AND AUTHORISED
SPECIALIST will result in the IMMEDIATE LOSS OF THE WARRANTY.
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible or liable for any unauthorized modifications or repairs. All modifications
or repairs must be approved by the manufacturer in writing before initiating. All modifications or repairs performed to
this appliance must be performed at all times by a TRAINED AND AUTHORISED SPECIALIST.
Carefully read this instruction booklet, as it contains important advice for safe installation, operation and maintenance. Keep this booklet
on hand in a safe place for future reference by other operators or service technicians.

Specication
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Technical Specications
Specications
Model W.PO52
Height 613mm
Width 520mm
Depth 689mm
Net Weight 56.5kg
Operating Ambient Temperature 10°C - 40°C
Operating Ambient Humidity 20 - 60%
Power 5.28kW 240V 50/60Hz
AMPS 22Amp Single Phase
Approx. Shipping Size
Model W.PO52
Height 788mm
Width 775mm
Depth 605mm
Weight Packed on skid: 74kg
I
nformation
• The electrical supply must comply with the rating plate data.
• Ensure that the machine is connected to a suitably rated and earthed power source.
• The machine must be plugged directly into the power outlet. Extension leads or power boards are not to be used.
• The equipment should be earthed according to local electrical codes to prevent the possibility of electrical shock. It requires an
earthed receptacle with separate electrical lines, protected by fuses or a circuit breaker of the proper rating.
• Users should also note that if the supply electricity cord is damaged in any way it should be replaced. Please contact Stoddart for
parts and we will advise how to do this in order to avoid any electrical hazard.
• The power cable should be dry and or isolated from moisture or water.
Electrical Connection
WARNING!
This unit must be installed in accordance with AS/NZS 60335.1
WARNING!
Some procedures in this manual require the power to the equipment
to be turned off and isolated. Turn the power OFF at the power point
and unplug the power supply lead by the plug body. If the power
point is not readily accessible turn the equipment off at the isolation
switch or the circuit breaker in the switchboard.
Attach a yellow “CAUTION-DO NOT OPERATE” tag. This must be
performed where relevant unless the procedures specify otherwise.
FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN ELECTRIC SHOCK.

Due to continuous product research and development, the information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
Installation
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Setting Up
Improper installation, adjustments, alterations, service or maintenance can cause property damage, injury or death.
H
andling
• Use suitable means to move the appliance: eg. A lift truck or fork pallet trucks (the forks should reach more than halfway beneath
the appliance)
E
lectrical Supply
• Unit should be plugged into an appropriately rated electrical supply in accordance with the instructions and technical
specifications contained in this manual.
Unpacking
• Check the appliance for damage before and after unpacking. If unit is damaged, contact the distributor.
• Should any item have physical damage, report the details to the freight company and to the agent responsible for the dispatch
within seven (7) days of receipt. No claims will be accepted or processed after this period.
• The appliance is supplied fully assembled, except for the four supplied feet, these must be installed before operation.
• Remove all protective plastic film, tapes, ties and packers before installing and operating.
• Clean off any remaining residue from the interior/exterior of the appliance using a clean cloth dampened with warm soapy water.
P
ositioning
• Choose an area that is well ventilated and that provides access for future maintenance.
• Place the appliance on a level stable work surface capable of supporting its weight.
• Do not position the unit in a wet area, an area where heat and/or steam exist, near inflammable substances.
• Allow an air gap between the back of the appliance and the wall. We recommend a minimum gap of 55mm for normal
operational use (if the appliance is near any heat sensitive material we suggest you allow additional space).
• Allow an air gap between the sides of the appliance and other appliances or surfaces. We recommend a minimum gap of 55mm
for normal operational use (if the appliance is near any heat sensitive material we suggest you allow additional space).
• Please consult national and local standards to ensure that your appliance is positioned in accordance with any existing
requirements.
• Do not stack the units on top of each other.
• Do not allow cables or other items to rest/hang over the exhaust vents.
WARNING!
DO NOT cover or block the exhaust vents.
Doing so can cause re, property damage, injury or death.

Due to continuous product research and development, the information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
Installation
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Installation
Tilt the oven, and secure the four feet to the
underside of the oven.
Open the oven door and remove all documents,
accessories, packing materials and protective
plastic film.
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Place Oven on the working surface, keeping a recommend gap of 55mm between the back of the oven and the wall,
and a 55mm gap from the sides of the oven and other appliances and or walls. Level by adjusting the feet.
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Connect to an appropriately rated and
earthed power supply (see Page 6)
and switch on.
Enjoy cooking with your new
Woodson Pronto Oven!
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CAUTION!
DO NOT leave the hot air exhausts exposed, contact with hot air
exhaust can cause burns and serious injury.

Operation
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General Recommendations
• All units MUST be installed according to the procedures stated in the installation section of this manual.
• This product 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 the use of the product by a person
responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the product.
• In the case of new personnel, training is to be provided before operating the equipment.
• Do NOT use this appliance for any other purpose than its intended use.
• Do NOT store explosive substances such as aerosol cans with a flammable propellant in or near this appliance.
• The surfaces of this unit are HOT when in operation. Signage should be displayed for personnel and customers.
• Keep fingers out of “pinch point” areas. Clearances between the openings, pans and panels are necessarily small.
• This unit is NOT waterproof. Do NOT use jet sprays or hoses to the exterior of the appliance.
• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to
avoid a hazard.
• Avoid touching hot air exhausts.
• Do NOT use sharp objects to activate controls.
• If any fault is detected, refer to troubleshooting on page 30.
• Do NOT use in an explosive atmosphere.
• Avoid exposure to direct heat and/or humidity sources.
• DO NOT place or store any items on the top of the oven.
• The manufacturer declines any liability for damages to persons and/or things due and to an improper/wrong and/or unreasonable
use of the machine.
When using any electrical appliance, safety precautions should always be observed.
Our appliances have been designed for high performance. Therefore, the appliance must be used exclusively for the purpose for which it
has been designed.
Read these instructions carefully and retain for future reference.
WARNING!
DO NOT place or store any items on the top of the oven
Doing so can cause re, property damage, injury or death,
If knocked onto the hot air exhausts.

Operation
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Operating Instructions
First Time Operation
Basic User Interface Functions
Upon setting up your equipment, the following steps must be followed:
1. Turn the unit on at the “Power Switch”. The oven will enter the warm up mode and display the warm up screen.
This will take approximately 5-10 minutes for the oven to reach operating temperature.
2. Once the warm up sequence has reached the standby temperature of 200°C, the oven is ready for use and will
display the Basic User Interface, as shown below.
Main Menu
Scroll Up
Scroll Down
Manual Cooking
Cookbook Menu
The oven is designed for easy use through a pre-programmed “cookbook” which can hold up to 50 cooking recipes. The oven comes
pre-loaded with a cookbook containing 12 popular cooking recipes.
To add or adjust cooking recipes users must do this on a PC using the MakeProfile software. This software is installed on the USB
supplied with the oven and must be copied to the PC.
A saved “cookbook” is copied to the USB then transferred to the oven by inserting the USB into the oven and uploading the file.

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From the “Basic User interface” touch the Main Menu icon to enter the Main Menu:
English
English
Simplified Chinese
Japanese
Korean
Traditional Chinese
Return: Return back to the Basic User interface.
Software Upgrade: Update system to latest software.
Language Selection: Choose from five different languages.
Information: Serial number, software and hardware version.
Temperature Display: Change temperature to Fahrenheit or Celsius.
Cookbook: Upload a custom cookbook, this will overwrite the existing cookbook on the oven (pin required), refer to page 24.
General Settings: Adjust Standby temperature, Power saving temperature, temperature correction, idle timer, change
temperature display. (Note settings stored manually on the oven will be overwritten when a cookbook is uploaded to the oven).
- Enter the general settings PIN “9999” use the tabs to change the number (0 - 9). Touch the icon, this will bring up the
general settings display. (The PIN “9999” cannot be changed).
Cleaning Assist: When this icon is touched, the device enters the cooling state. The device can be cleaned only after the cooling
is completed, refer to page 28.
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Default Settings: Adjust Standby temperature, Power saving temperature, temperature correction, idle timer.
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Standby Temperature: Default temperature 200°C. Adjustable range 200°C ~ 250°C.
Temperature Correction: Default value: 0°C Correctable range: ±50°C. Technician use only.
Power-Saving Temperature: Default temperature 150°C. Adjustable range 100°C ~ 180°C.
Temperature Zone: Default Zone:5°C ~ 30°C. This function is strongly recommended for high volume use. After setting the
temperature zone, the device will start cooking without having to reach the set temperature (For example, if the set temperature is
200°C and the set temperature zone is 30°C, then the device will enter the cooking status when the device’s actual temperature
reaches 170°C ~ 230°C).
Idle Time: Default idle time 20minutes. Adjustable range 0 ~ 30minutes. Oven automatically enters power-saving mode after idle
time. (When “0”is selected oven will not enter the energy saving mode).
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Programmed Menu Selection
• Turn the unit on at the “Power Switch”. (The Start up screen will display).
• Wait 5-10 minutes for the oven to reach the preset standby temperature (200°C default).
• When the oven reaches the standby temperature it will automatically enter the default Basic User interface.
• Up to 50 cooking recipes can be stored in the cookbook menu, with 4 appearing on the display screen at one time.
• Touch the icons to scroll through the stored cookbook cooking recipes.
1. Select a cooking recipe from the programmed cookbook selection ( e.g. cooking
“Pizza”). Touch the Pizza icon, if required the Pronto oven will heat up or cool down
depending on the selected product.
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2. When the device reaches the set cooking temperature, the display will show the
“Load Product” screen.
4. A signal will sound once the cooking program has finished, remove the food from
the oven. (The screen automatically switches back to the default interface after the
oven door is closed).
3. When cooking is in progress, The countdown timer will start as soon as the door is
closed.
Load Product
Note: Cooking recipes are programmed on a PC using the software supplied with the oven. See pages 17-25 for instructions on how to
program the cooking recipes and upload to the oven.
Cancel Operation
Cancel Operation

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Manual Cooking Selection
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200°C
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Manual cooking can be programmed to operate with two stages. After Stage 1 has been entered, enter Stage 2 if required.
• Turn the unit on at the “Power Switch”. (The Start up screen will display).
• Wait 5-10 minutes for the oven to reach the preset standby temperature (200°C default).
• When the oven reaches the standby temperature it will automatically enter the default preset menu interface.
1. Touch the Manual Cooking icon.
2. Cooking Temperature:
Touch the temperature icon or the number, and use the tabs to adjust
the parameter value.
3. Cooking Time:
Touch the time icon or the number, and use the tabs to adjust the
parameter value.
4. Fan Speed:
Touch the fan icon or the number, and use the tabs to adjust the
parameter value. (50% - 100%).

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Load Product
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5. Bottom Infrared Element:
Touch the heating pipe icon or the number, and use the tabs to adjust
the parameter value.
Level 0: 800W (default)
Level 1: 1500W
Level 2: 2000W
Level 3: 2500W
Level 4: 3000W
6. After completing the settings, touch the icon.
7. When the device reaches the set cooking temperature, the display shows the
words “Load Product”.
8. When cooking is in progress, The countdown timer will start as soon as the door
is closed.
9. A signal will sound once the cooking program has finished, remove the food
from the oven. (The screen automatically switches back to the default interface
after the oven door is closed).
Cancel Operation
Cancel Operation

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Software Instructions (PC)
Use the MakeProfile software to program your cookbook with up to 50 cooking recipes.
New
Open
Save
Save as
Exit
Menu connect versionIcons library
Cookbook version
File HelpEdit
File name: *.bin
Cancel
DATA (D:)
OS (C:)
USB (F:)
recipe01
Open
Recipe Cookbooks
Recipe Icons
Default Cookbook
Software
User Manuals
Default Cookbook
recipe01.bin
recipe02.bin
USB
default.bin
Recipe Cookbooks
Default Cookbook User Created
Cookbooks
profile.binRecipe Icons
Text Template Generic Icons
Text Icon Template.doc
Software
MakeProfile.exe
User Manual
W.PO52.pdf
Recipe Cookbook Creation/Alteration
1. Insert the supplied USB into your PC. USB file structure shown below.
Note: Depending on your PC setup file extensions may or may not be shown. e.g. .bin .pdf .exe
2. Save a backup copy of all the files on the USB to the PC. ( We suggest this to be done regularly as the recipe library is increased).
3. Launch the software “MakeProfile3.1.exe” from the USB (right click MakeProfile3.1.exe then select Open).
When MakeProfile opens to the home screen you will see 3 drop down menus in the “menu bar” File, Edit and Help.
4. New Cookbook: To create a new cookbook from the menu bar select: File > New.
5. Existing Cookbook: To edit an existing cookbook from the menu bar select: File > Open > USB > Recipe Cookbooks.

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Cooking Recipe: When creating a new cookbook, 3 default cooking recipes are shown with 1, 2 and 3 as the default cooking
recipe icons, these cooking recipes can be edited/deleted. Create up to a total of 50 new cooking recipes on the cookbook.
(4 cooking recipes will be displayed at one time on the oven interface).
Scroll up: Use this to scroll up through the cooking recipes in the cookbook.
Scroll Down: Use this to scroll down through the cooking recipes in the cookbook.
Oven Configuration: Adjust the temperature display (Fahrenheit or Celsius), temperature settings, Idle Settings (standby
temperature, power saving temperature, idle timer and temperature zone) and cookbook PIN.
Print Cookbook: A cookbook with full program parameters for each recipe can be printed as a digital or hard copy (this is
helpful for users to test recipe programs and make notes for modifications to be made in the cooking recipes using the software).
Delete Cooking Recipe: Select the desired "cooking recipe" icon, then click the “delete cooking recipe” tab. This will
permanently remove a cooking recipe from the cookbook.
New Cooking Recipe: Click the "new cooking recipe" icon, to create a new cooking recipe. Cooking recipes can be
programmed to operate with two stages.
Edit Cooking Recipe: Select the desired "cooking recipe" icon, then click the "edit cooking recipe" tab. Cooking recipes can
be programmed to operate with two stages.
Move Cooking Recipe Forward: Select the desired "cooking recipe" icon, then click the "move cooking recipe forward" tab
to move the cooking recipe forward in the cooking recipe index (1-50). This will change the index numbers of the cooking recipes.
Move Cooking Recipe Backward: Select the desired "cooking recipe" icon, then click the "move cooking recipe
backward" tab to move the cooking recipe backwards in the cooking recipe index (1-50). This will change the index numbers of the
cooking recipes.
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Cooking Recipe Index: Each recipe is allocated its own individual index number (1-50). This indicates the recipe sequence in
the cookbook, this sequence can be adjusted using buttons C and D.
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Cooking Recipe Icon: Displays the selected cooking recipe icon. This can be changed by clicking the “Icon Library”tab.
Cooking Recipe Index: Indicates cooking recipe sequence in the cook book. This can be changed in the “recipes interface”.
Cooking Recipe Stage: Each cooking recipe can be programmed to operate with 2 stages. Toggle between the 2 stages and
enter each cooking recipe parameter D-G.
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Cooking Temperature: Click the “cooking temperature” value. Use the tabs to adjust the parameter value.
(100°C - 275°C).
Cooking Time: Click the “cooking time” parameter value. Use the tabs to adjust the parameter value.
(10secs - 10mins).
Fan Speed: Click the “fan speed” parameter value. Use the tabs to adjust the parameter value. (50% - 100%).
Icon Library: Click the “icon library” tab to change the cooking recipe icon. Custom icons can be imported from your PC.
Parameter Value Up: Increase the value of the selected parameter.
Parameter Value Down: Decrease the value of the selected parameter.
Save: After completing cooking recipe, click the tab save and exit from the Parameters Interface.
Bottom Infrared Element: Click the “bottom infrared element” parameter value. Use the tabs to adjust the
parameter value. (Level 0: 800W (default), Level 1: 1500W, Level 2: 2000W, Level 3: 2500W, Level 4: 3000W).
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Return: Clicking the “return” tab will exit out of the Parameters interface without saving.
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7. Recipe Programming Parameters interface: To enter the Parameter Interface click on the “edit cooking recipe” or “new cooking
recipe” tab in the Recipe Interface. Here you can enter/adjust the parameter values for the selected 2 stage cooking recipe and
change the cooking recipe icon.

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Scroll up: Use this to scroll up through the cooking recipes icons in the Icon Library
Scroll Down: Use this to scroll down through the cooking recipes icons in the Icon Library
Cooking Recipe Icon: Embedded recipe icons available for use in your cookbook.
Embed Recipe Icon: Click the “embed recipe icon” tab, navigate to saved images on your PC, select the image to embed then
click open. When embedding a recipe icon, it needs to be a square shaped (e.g. 30 x 30mm) low resolution .jpeg, .png or .bmp file.
Custom Image files can be created by using the snipping tool to capture images of text or food items then saving as a .jpeg file.
Text images can easily be created to the required shape, using the Text Icon Template on the supplied USB.
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Delete Cooking Recipe Icon: Select the desired "cooking recipe icon”, then click the “delete cooking recipe icon” tab. This
will permanently remove a cooking recipe icon from the icon library.
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Save: After selecting the desired “cooking recipe icon”, click the tab save and exit from the Icon Library.
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8. Icon Library: Recipe icons can be changed to suit a users preference. Icons can be created from any digital image on the users
PC. To enter the icon library click on the “icon library” tab in the Parameters Interface. All icons uploaded to the cookbook are
permanently embedded into the cookbook file.

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Cookbook PIN: Change the PIN code for the cookbook from the default “0000”. Ensure new PIN code is recorded.
(PIN code cannot be reset if forgotten).
New Pin: Enter the New PIN. Use the tabs to change the number (0 - 9).
Return: Return back to the Recipe Interface.
Confirm Pin: Confirm the New PIN. Use the tabs to change the number (0 - 9)
Default Settings: Adjust Standby temperature, Power saving temperature, temperature correction, idle timer.
Current Pin: Enter the Current PIN. Use the tabs to change the number (0 - 9).
Temperature Display: Change temperature to Fahrenheit or Celsius.
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9. Oven Configuration: To enter the Oven Configuration click on the “oven configuration” tab in the Recipe Interface.
10. Change Cookbook PIN: To change the cookbook PIN click on the “PIN” tab in the Oven Configuration.