Breville BOV650XL User Manual Page 24

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TROUBLESHOOTING
POSSIBLE PROBLEM EASY SOLUTION
Oven will not switch
“ON”
Check that the power plug is securely inserted •
into the outlet
Insert the power plug into an independent outlet•
Insert the power plug into a different outlet•
Reset the circuit breaker if necessary•
I would like to have
the oven LCD default
settings back
The oven will remember the last setting used for •
each function unless you remove the plug from
the wall outlet.
To restore the oven’s default settings for each •
function, remove the plug from the wall outlet.
Wait 5 seconds, then plug back in.
The LCD display light
has gone out
The oven goes into STANDBY mode if not used •
for 10 minutes. When in STANDBY mode, the
LCD screen will cease to illuminate, however
'STANDBY' will still be visible.
To re-activate the oven out of STANDBY mode, •
press the START/CANCEL button on the control
panel, or turn any dial. The LCD screen will
re-illuminate.
The pizza does not
cook evenly
Some large pizzas may brown unevenly in com-•
pact ovens. Open the oven door half way through
the cooking time and turn the pizza 90 degrees
for more even browning.
I cannot select the
FROZEN FOODS button
The FROZEN FOODS button is only selectable •
during the TOAST, BAGEL, BAKE, PIZZA and
COOKIE functions.
TROUBLESHOOTING
POSSIBLE PROBLEM EASY SOLUTION
Steam is coming out
from the top of the
oven door
This is normal. The door is vented to release •
steam created from high-moisture content foods
such as frozen breads.
Water is dripping onto
benchtop from under
door
This is normal. The condensation created from •
high moisture content foods such as frozen
breads will run down the inside of the door and
can drip onto the bench.
The heating elements
appear to be pulsing
Element IQ™ accurately controls the heat inside •
the oven by pulsing the power in the heating
elements in short bursts. This is normal.
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