What Happens If My Wi-Fi Network Goes Down When Cooking Remotely; Can I Remove The Lid While Cooking; Why Is The Speed Limited - Kenwood CookEasy+ CCL50 Getting Started

What happens if my Wi-Fi network goes down when cooking
remotely?
The Wi-Fi symbol on the appliance's display screen will flash but the appliance will continue to
complete the cooking stage it is in, then pause until your Wi-Fi network is back up. The appliance will
then automatically reconnect itself to the Wi-Fi network. Once the display screen shows a solid Wi-Fi
symbol, the appliance has reconnected and you can continue the recipe.
Important:
If food has been left in the bowl for more than 2 hours without cooking, the food may be
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unsafe to eat and should be disposed of.
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Can I remove the lid while cooking?

Yes, however...
The appliance will pause if the lid is removed during cooking. Smaller ingredients and liquids can be
added through the lid filler cap opening without stopping the appliance.
To remove the lid, follow these steps:
1. Press the control dial to pause the appliance.
2. Remove the lid carefully with oven gloves.
3. Add the ingredients/scrape down the bowl using a utensil.
4. Fit the lid.
5. Press the control dial to continue cooking.
Alternatively, if you are using the Kenwood World app to remotely operate the appliance, you can
tap pause, remove the lid and tap resume when you are ready to continue cooking.
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Why is the speed limited?

When cooking at 105°C or above, the speed is restricted to speed 6 to prevent excessive splashing of
hot ingredients.
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Customer Support for assistance.
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