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FEATURES
ANALOG CLOCK AND
EYE LEVEL OVEN
TIMER,
if equipped
if equipped
The upper over] will either be a conven-
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tional oven or a microwave oven.
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Do not use the upper oven for cooking
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die easily, especially if considerable
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amounts of hot fat or liquids are in-
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volved. Removing such foods from the
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oven is difficult and can be hazardous.
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CONVENTIONAL OVEN:
The size of this oven makes it conven-
ient for cooking smaller quantities of
TO SET CLOCK: Push in and turn Min-
food. However, it does have some limi-
ute Minderknob to the correct time-of-
tations. Do notuse a large cookie sheet,
day. Be sure Minute Minder hand is on
pan or other utensils which will block air
OFF after setting clock,
flow in the oven. Use the largeroven for
optimum baking results.
TO SET MINUTE MINDER: Turn knob
in either direction to the desired time.
MICROWAVEOVEN:
When the buzzer sounds, manuallyturn
Refer to the separate Use and Care
the Minderto OFE
booklet for information on the micro-
wave oven.
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