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General| Category | Oven |
|---|---|
| Model | Aroma Naboo boosted |
| Number of Shelves | 4 |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Temperature Range | 30°C to 300°C |
Specifies the maximum load limits for various oven tray configurations.
Explains touch, press and hold, scroll, drag gestures for touchscreen control.
Describes the button flashing behavior and the 5-second press to start the appliance.
Introduction to one-touch cooking using ICS icons and predefined settings.
Configuring cooking modes, temperature, time/probe, and fan settings.
Setting up multi-level cooking modes, temperature, time/probe, and fan settings.
Verifying cooking compatibility and adding dishes for multi-level cooking.
Selecting a multi-level folder and arranging cooking cycles.
Overview of washing programs, starting, managing, and scheduling washes.
Checking levels and replacing detergent/descaler cartridges.
Understanding Calout warnings and performing the cleaning cycle.
Steps to create, modify, and save cooking programs.
Navigating, searching, and managing recipes within the Nabook archive.
Setting up Wi-Fi, registering for Cloud, and logging in.
Downloading recipes and performing software updates from the Cloud.
Advice on preheating, load management, frozen foods, and seasoning.
Daily cleaning, periodic maintenance, and storage preparation.
Necessity of annual technical service and maintenance contracts.
Common questions about cloud access, recipe management, and software updates.
Questions on SmokeEssence, Calout, and operational queries.
Configuring block settings, user preferences like brightness, sounds, and language.
Setting up Wi-Fi, Cloud, date, time, and delayed start.
Handling HACCP logs, technical info, backups via USB, and software updates.
Customizing homepage, monitoring consumption, and managing water softener.
Configuring boiler washing, multi-level cooking, and accessing service settings.
How the device performs checks and the importance of error messages.
Common error codes and initial troubleshooting steps for malfunctions.
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