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COOK TIME ADJUSTMENT
By pressing this indicator, the indication light will flash blue and the 4-digit display will show flashing
start time as 00:00.
Rotate the rotary dial until the 4-digit display shows the desired target time.
Press the rotary dial to confirm the setting. Count down time will begin.
*Note: Adjustment will be cancelled if no confirmation is set within 5 seconds.
After the cabinet temperature has been selected, the heating elements will turn on and the
following indicators will be lit:
*Note: to display the remaining cook time press the cook time adjustment indicator
*Note: when the cook time counter has reached back to 00:00, the heaters will be turned off and alarm will sound
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for 1 minute
To cancel the alarm press the rotary dial
*Note: to cancel the cook time at any time press and hold the indication light for 3 seconds.
The heating elements together with indicators will be turned off.
SMOKE TIME ADJUSTMENT
By pressing this indicator, the indication light will flash blue and the 4-digit display will show flashing
start time as 00:20.
*Note: timer will display internal cabinet temperature if no confirmation within 5 seconds .
Rotate the rotary dial in 20 min increments until the 4-digit display shows the desired target time.
Press the rotary dial to confirm the setting.
*Note: when the bisquette burner heats up to its operational temperature ( not adjustable ) the bisquette dispenser
rotates ½ turn to deliver the bisquette. Count down time starts.
*Note: to display the remaining smoke time press the smoke time adjustment indicator.
*Note: every bisquette burns 20 minutes ( not adjustable ).
*Note: reprogramming the smoke time will take effect after previous 20 minutes has elapsed.
This eliminates unburnt bisquette.
*Note: when the smoke time counter has reached back to 00:00 alarm will sound for 1 minute.
To cancel the alarm press the rotary dial
*Note: one minute before the end of the smoke timer, the bisquette burner will automatically turn off to avoid
bisquette from over burning.
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