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Instructions for Use
If you remove the oven trays and position the potatoes on the tray ready for loading
you will gain more capacity out of the oven.
Load the full tray with the anti-tilt hooks at the back of the oven to ensure the tray
does not tip when 50% extended.
1.
Plug the baker in and pre-heat the main oven by turning the left hand dial (figure
1.0) to 200
⁰
C. This dial is also the on off switch for the whole baker including
the lights.
2.
When the red neon light goes off the required temperature has been achieved.
You can then load the potatoes.
3.
If you are using the bain marie, preheat this for 5 to 10 minutes by turning the
right hand (figure 1.0) dial to setting 4 and then adjust the setting (higher for
hotter) according to your needs. The neon light will cycle on and off for the
duration of its use. Dry heat only - do not put water around the element below
the pan(s).
4.
Remove the bain marie pans before filling them with pre-heated topping and
loading them back into the bain marie aperture.
5.
Once the cooking time for the potatoes in the main oven has expired you can test
a potato by gently squeezing it and carefully inserting a sharp knife to the middle.
Once you are happy they are sufficiently baked, you can transfer them into the
display oven where they will remain hot and ready to serve.
6.
Load the main oven to cook another batch if required.
You will need to keep the main oven on between 180 – 200
⁰
C (usual operating
temperature) to maintain heat in the display oven.
Figure 1.0: Classic Compact /
Compact Lite control panel
Main Oven
Thermostat
Bain Marie
Control
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