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- Page 1 June Oven (3rd generation)
- Page 3 Welcome to cooking with your June! June turns cooking stress into dinnertime success. If you want to whip up a quick one-pan meal to feed the family on a weeknight or you need a precise tool for your gourmet creations, June is perfect for you.
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Page 4: Safety Instructions
• Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles. • To protect against electrical shock do not immerse any part of the oven, including the cord and plug, in water or other liquid. • Closely supervise children any time they are near or using the oven. - Page 5 Cooking Capacity Food should fit on the pan that comes with your oven—do not use the oven to cook food that doesn’t fit. Only use your oven to cook food that fits comfortably Do not use to cook food that doesn’t fit on the pan that inside.
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Page 6: Handle With Care
Do not lift alone—the oven weighs 40 pounds. techniques. Keep the oven door closed. Heating elements will turn off Do not sit on the oven door or slam it shut. Do not place if the door is open. anything—food, racks, pans—on the open door. -
Page 7: Cleaning Your Oven
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Cleaning Your Oven Clean your oven regularly to prevent oil buildup and discoloration. Use the cleaning app. Let the oven cool completely and unplug from outlet Do not clean the oven while it’s hot or plugged in. -
Page 8: California Proposition 65 Warning
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS California Proposition 65 Warning This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity. Radio Interference Statements This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules and Industry Canada licence-exempt RSSs. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. -
Page 9: Electrical Safety
Do not plug your oven in outside of North America, and do not use an electrical adaptor. Make sure the oven is the only appliance plugged into its Do not pull on power cord or move the oven while it’s electrical circuit. plugged in. - Page 10 Get to Know Your June Oven A. Carbon fiber heating elements B. Convection fans C. Thermometer jack D. Upper shelf E. Middle shelf F. Lower shelf G. Vent H. Door handle...
- Page 11 Camera J. LED lights K. Oven base...
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Page 12: Oven Placement
Oven Placement The oven has vents on four surfaces. They can be found on top, behind, and along left and right sides. Make sure all vents are clear. An integrated bumper will prevent the back from touching the wall. Avoid placing objects on top of the oven. -
Page 13: Get Started
2. Insert crumb tray beneath Remove tape from the oven. Remove all packaging heating elements from oven accessories. Insert the crumb tray on the floor of the oven, beneath the bottom heating elements. 3. Insert wire shelf 4. Plug in your oven Insert the wire shelf in the middle rack position. - Page 14 6. Get the app Follow the instructions on the screen to set up your oven. Use the app to set up your oven and control it from your You will start by connecting your oven to Wi-Fi and device. Search ‘June oven’ in the Apple App Store, Google downloading the latest software update.
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Page 15: Care And Cleaning
Make sure that the glass is clean and clear of debris which you can check by selecting camera in the cleaning app on your June Oven or by looking at your live video on your device. - Page 16 Broil Uses full upper elements to radiate heat downward to cook foods from the top of the oven. It is like an indoor grill and can cook foods very quickly. Good for seafood, shellfish, thinly cut meats.
- Page 17 You can access the recipes via the app or at www.juneoven.com/cookbook. Each recipe is easy to follow with step-by-step videos. The app syncs with your June to automatically set the correct time, temperature, cook-program and preferred doneness for your recipe.
- Page 18 Using June’s Food Thermometer The following illustrations show proper placement of the June Food Thermometer in some commonly cooked foods. The tip of the thermometer needs to be as close as possible to the center of the thickest section of the food.
- Page 19 We recommend storing your Food Thermometer in a safe place. Avoid leaving your Food Thermometer plugged in when not in use. Roasts (rack of lamb, pork roast, etc.) Insert the Food Thermometer at 180 degrees (without an angle), through the middle of the thickest side.
- Page 20 Accessories Crumb Tray This stainless-steel tray catches crumbs and drippings from the bottom of your oven, and slides in and out for easy cleaning. Wire Shelf Great for broiling, cooking, and roasting, this easy-to- clean stainless-steel shelf slides into any of June’s three positions.
- Page 21 Food Thermometer Made of premium-grade stainless steel and food-safe silicone, this high-precision thermometer is accurate to +/-1 °C. It can be used when cooking meat, fish, pies, baked potatoes and much more.
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Page 22: Customer Support
Customer Support email: support@juneoven.com phone: (415) 799-5863 website: support.juneoven.com 52307049...
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Screen says updating but its been like that for hours... can I turn it off and how? Touch screen doesn't respond
You can turn off the June Oven by unplugging it from the wall outlet.
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My June oven when I go to close it it says unplug, plug back in which I have tried & does not help. Here is my serial# KO26CLO102. Error code OxOC. Please advise. ..