Kambrook KPZ200 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Amy CamposJul 31, 2025
Why is my Kambrook KPZ200 Oven pizza dough undercooked?
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  Teresa SmithJul 31, 2025
  If your pizza dough is undercooked in your Kambrook Oven, it could be due to a couple of reasons: the cooking time may be too short, so reset the timer and cook for additional time as per the recipe guidelines or until the pizza base is cooked. Alternatively, the pizza oven may not have been pre-heated. In that case, pre-heat the pizza oven on ‘HIGH’ for at least 10 minutes, ensuring that the ‘TIMER’ is set.
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Julie WilliamsAug 5, 2025
What to do if my Kambrook KPZ200 pizza toppings are undercooked?
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  Mary WoodAug 5, 2025
  If your pizza toppings are undercooked when using the Kambrook Oven, there are a couple of potential causes. It could be that the cooking time is too short. To resolve this, reset the ‘TIMER’ and cook for additional time as per recipe guidelines or until pizza topping ingredients are cooked. It's also possible that the pizza oven wasn't properly pre-heated. Make sure to pre-heat the pizza oven on ‘HIGH’ for at least 10 minutes, ensuring that the ‘TIMER’ is set.
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Carol GarciaAug 10, 2025
Why is the ceramic stone in my Kambrook KPZ200 Oven not rotating?
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  Steven CookAug 11, 2025
  The ceramic stone in your Kambrook Oven may not be rotating because the ‘TIMER’ has not been set and is still in the OFF position. To solve this, set the ‘TIMER’ to the desired cooking time, as the pizza stone will not rotate until the ‘TIMER’ has been set. Also, ensure the lid of the pizza oven is closed.
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William SandersAug 15, 2025
How to stop my Kambrook KPZ200 top heating element from producing smoke?
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  Tommy AndrewsAug 15, 2025
  The top heating element of your Kambrook Oven might be producing smoke because the pizza toppings are too high and touching the heating element. To fix this, remove the pizza from the pizza stone, remove some toppings, and wait until the heating element has stopped producing smoke before replacing the pizza back onto the stone and into the pizza oven.
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Brianna RossAug 20, 2025
What to do if Kambrook KPZ200 lid is not closing?
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  Rachel JonesAug 20, 2025
  If the lid of your Kambrook Oven is not closing, it's likely because the pizza toppings are too high and touching the heating element. Remove the pizza from the pizza stone, remove some toppings, and wait until heating element has stopped producing smoke before replacing pizza back onto the stone and into the pizza oven.
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Natasha TuckerAug 25, 2025
Why is the ‘HEATING’ light not illuminating on my Kambrook KPZ200?
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  Heather JuarezAug 26, 2025
  The ‘HEATING’ light on your Kambrook Oven may not be illuminating because the ‘TIMER’ has not been set and is still in the OFF position. Set the ‘TIMER’ to the desired cooking time, as the pizza oven will not turn on until the timer is set. The ‘HEATING’ light may also cycle on and off during operation; this is normal as it indicates the automatic thermostat is maintaining the correct temperature.