Place cabinet near warm ovens. Do 1. NOT put in
drafty areas or near ventilating systems.
Plug cord into receptacle in back of unit.2.
Turn plug clockwise to lock. 3.
Plug other end into proper wall outlet.4.
Fill water pan (following steps a-c).5.
a. Lift off cover.
b. Fill with 3.5 qts. (3.3 liters) water.
Turn the POWER switch on. The 1. Yellow light will
come on.
Turn thermostat to #10.2.
Preheat cabinet for 30 minutes.3.
Put fresh or fully thawed dough into cabinet.4.
NOTE: The cabinet temperature will drop temperature
inside cabinet if cold dough is added.
Do NOT put frozen dough into cabinet
Turn thermostat to #9 and close door.5.
NOTE: No. 9 setting will give you a temperature of
95°F, and 90-95% humidity. Experiment with
different settings to get the exact temperature
and humidity you need. The thermometer shows
the temperature inside.
NOTE: Check water level in water pan if you are
proofi ng longer than 90 minutes. Fill with hot
water.
HOW TO TURN UNIT OFF:
Turn thermostat off. The red light will go out.1.
Turn the POWER switch off. The 2. Yellow light will
go out.
5925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833
MAINTENANCE
HOT UNIT REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS:
Unplug cord set from wall outlet and from back of 1.
cabinet.
Remove one screw from back of cabinet that is 2.
above receptacle.
Slide the whole unit out the front of the cabinet.3.
HOW TO CLEAN THE CABINET:
BEFORE cleaning
WARNING
the cabinet:
Allow cabinet to cool.1.
Remove Hot unit from cabinet.2.
Do NOT use abrasives or harsh 3.
chemicals.
Cleaning hints:
Wipe up spills as soon as possible.1.
Clean cabinet regularly to avoid heavy dirt build-up.2.
Make a test spot with cleaner.3.
Follow manufacturer’s directions on cleaner.4.
Do not mix cleaners.5.
Avoid drips and splashes.6.
HOW TO CLEAN THE UNIT:
SoilCleanerMethod
DOOR
(Polycarbonate)
CABINET
(Aluminum)
Inside
and
Outside
DIRTMild *detergent and water.
GREASE and OILWeak, alcohol-type cleaner.
DIRTMild *detergent and hot
FINGERPRINTS,
GREASE and OIL
WATER SPOTSMild abrasive cleaner1. Apply with damp cloth.
*Mild detergents include soaps and non-abrasive cleaners.