To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a Black & Decker TO1675W Convection Oven that is not heating?
If your Black & Decker Convection Oven isn't heating or stops heating, first, ensure the electrical outlet is working and the oven is properly plugged in. Both the temperature control knob and the timer must be set for the oven to operate.
Why are the heating elements not on in my Black & Decker TO1675W?
If the heating elements in your Black & Decker Convection Oven don't seem to be on, ensure that the desired function is selected. Note that during broiling, only the top element is active, and the heating elements cycle on and off during baking.
Why does my Black & Decker Convection Oven smell like burnt food?
If your Black & Decker Convection Oven emits a burnt food odor or smokes during use, it's likely due to food remnants in the crumb tray or on the oven walls. Clean all parts of the oven, including the bake pan and rack, thoroughly.
What to do if my Black & Decker Convection Oven overcooks food?
If your food is consistently overcooked or undercooked in the Black & Decker Convection Oven, it may be necessary to adjust the temperature and cook time. Because toaster ovens are smaller than regular ovens, they may heat up and cook faster. Consider lowering the temperature by 25ºF from the recipe's suggested temperature.
Why is my Black & Decker Convection Oven toasting too dark?
If the second toasting is too dark in your Black & Decker Convection Oven, reduce the shade setting slightly lighter than your previous setting.
Why does moisture form on the glass door of my Black & Decker Convection Oven when toasting?
The moisture that forms on the door of your Black & Decker Convection Oven during toasting is common and usually disappears during the toasting cycle. Since the oven is closed, the moisture cannot evaporate as it would in a traditional toaster. This can vary depending on the moisture content of the food, such as bread, bagels, or frozen pastries.
General| Brand | Black & Decker |
|---|---|
| Model | TO1675W |
| Category | Convection Oven |
| Language | English |
Provides customer care lines and online service information.
Lists available product models for the oven.
Details grounded plug, tamper-resistant screw, and electrical cord safety.
Identifies and labels each component of the oven.
Guides on unpacking, cleaning accessories, and unit placement.
Step-by-step guide for toasting bread in the oven.
Provides advice for improving toasting results and cycles.
Provides recommended settings for various foods in convection bake mode.
Offers cooking times and procedures for different foods during broiling.
Details cleaning the oven interior, crumb tray, and exterior surfaces.
Provides guidance on suitable containers for oven use.
Details the terms and coverage of the product's limited warranty.
