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NON-BREAD
MENUS
(6)
Select
the
FERMENT
menu
(Menu
#26)
using
the
MENU
button.
(7)
Confirm
or
adjust
the
fermentation
time
according
to
the recipe.
The
default
time
is
36
hours
(set
for
the
rice
wine
recipe),
shown
as
REMAINING
on
the
LCD
display
in
HH:MM
format.
If
needed,
adjust
the
time
using
the
TIME+
/
TIME-
button
within
the
1
hour
to
99
hours
range
in
1-hour
increment.
Press
and
hold
the
TIME+
/
TIME-
button
for
fast
forward
or
fast
backward.
(8)
Confirm
or
adjust
the
fermentation
temperature.
Press
the
CRUST
COLOR
button
to
enter
the
temperature
control
mode.
The
default
temperature
is
30
(30°C
/
86°F,
set
for
the
rice
wine
recipe),
shown
next
to
the
"CC"
prompt
on
the
LCD
display.
Please
NOTE
that
the
temperature
is
in
Celsius,
not
Fahrenheit.
This
is
to
save
one
digit
of
the
display.
We
apologize
for
any
inconvenience.
If
needed,
adjust
the
temperature
using
the
TIME+
/
TIME-
button
within
the
20°C
(68°F)
to
50°C
(122°F)
range
in
1°C
increment.
Press
and
hold
the
TIME+
/
TIME-
button
for fast
forward
or
fast
backward.
Please
refer
to
the
conversion
table
and
formula
below
when
converting
Fahrenheit
to
Celsius.
After
you
confirm
or
adjust
the
temperature,
press
the
CRUST
COLOR
button
again
to
save
and
quit.
(9)
Press
the
START
button
to
start
the
ferment
process.
Once
the
menu
starts
working,
the
colon
in
the
time
display
will
begin
to
flash,
indicating
the
timer
is
counting
down.
(10)
After
the
work
is
done,
long
press
the
STOP
button,
remove
the
pan,
and
carefully
remove
the
food
from
the
pan
using
a
nonabrasive
silicone
or
plastic
spatula.
Fahrenheit
to
Celsius
conversion
formula
°C=
(°F
-
32)
+
1.8
Some
useful
temperatures
in
both
Fahrenheit
and Celsius
Fahrenheit
Celsius
Use
86°F
30°C
Rice
Wine
Making
¥oar
26:6
Yeast
Multiplication
907
326
Yeast
Fermentation
ATTENTION
This
menu
will
heat
up
the
oven
chamber
to
the
specified
fermentation
temperature
when
the
environment
temperature
is
low;
it
can
NOT
chill
down
the
oven
chamber
to
a
temperature
lower
than
the
environment
temperature.
Therefore,
please
ensure
your
environment
temperature
is
always
lower
than
the
specified
fermentation
temperature
in
order
to
let
this
menu
work
properly
(which
is
actually
the
case
for
most
fermentation
needs).
STORE
FERMENTED
FOOD
Store
the
fermented
food
in
a
non-corrosive
bowl
(glass,
ceramic,
etc.)
and
cover
with
a
food
preservative
plastic
wrap.
Keep
it
in
the
refrigerator.
Because
homemade
fermented
food
has
no
preservatives,
it
will
last
up
to
one
week
in
the
refrigerator.
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86
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