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If you notice steam leaking from the oven door of your Whynter Kitchen Appliances, make sure the door is completely closed. Check the door gasket and reposition it if necessary. If the issue persists, it may indicate damage to the door structure, in which case you should contact Whynter Customer Support.
Why is the display not working on my Whynter Kitchen Appliances?
If the display on your Whynter Kitchen Appliances is not working, first check if the power cord is properly plugged into a working outlet. If it is, unplug the unit for 5 minutes and then restart it. If the display remains non-functional, it could be due to a loose connection, and you may need to contact Whynter Customer Support.
How to fix the oven light if it does not illuminate in my Whynter Grande Kitchen Appliances?
If the oven light in your Whynter Kitchen Appliances is not illuminating, the bulb may be damaged or there might be a loose connection. You can replace the bulb or contact Whynter Customer Support for assistance.
What to do if the exhaust fan does not work in Whynter Kitchen Appliances?
If the exhaust fan in your Whynter Kitchen Appliances is not working, it might be due to a loose connection or the fan itself could be damaged. You can try to replace the fan or contact Whynter Customer Support.
Why is my Whynter Grande steam oven not working?
If your Whynter Kitchen Appliances steam oven isn't working, it could be due to the door not being completely closed or poor contact of the door control switch. Contact Whynter Customer Support.
What to do if my Whynter Grande Kitchen Appliances produces no steam?
If your Whynter Kitchen Appliances is not producing steam, it could be due to a blocked water pipe, a damaged evaporator heater, or a damaged water intake system. Contact Whynter Customer Support.
What to do if there is no response from the button of Whynter Grande Kitchen Appliances?
If the buttons on your Whynter Kitchen Appliances are not responding, the display PCB might be damaged or defective. Contact Whynter Customer Support.
What does error Er1 mean on Whynter Kitchen Appliances?
If your Whynter Kitchen Appliances displays an 'Er1' error, it indicates an open circuit for the top sensor. Stop the work, open the oven door and allow the cavity to cool down for 10 minutes, and then restart it or contact Whynter Customer Support.
What does error Er3 mean on Whynter Grande Kitchen Appliances?
If your Whynter Kitchen Appliances displays an 'Er3' error, it indicates an open circuit for the top sensor. Stop the work, open the oven door and allow the cavity to cool down for 10 minutes, and then restart it or contact Whynter Customer Support.
What does error Er2 mean on Whynter Grande?
If your Whynter Kitchen Appliances displays an 'Er2' error, it indicates a short circuit for the top sensor. Stop the work, open the oven door and allow the cavity to cool down for 10 minutes, and then restart it or contact Whynter Customer Support.
Guidelines for safe use of the power supply cord and extension cords.
Controls for oven light and child safety lock features.
Functions for selecting presets and setting time delays.
Navigation key to return to the previous menu or setting.
Key for navigating function modes in reverse or adjusting settings.
Button to turn the appliance on or off.
Key for navigating function modes forward or adjusting settings.
Key to start, pause, or confirm selections.
Displays the remaining or set cooking hours and minutes.
Shows the adjustable temperature range and current setting.
Indicates when the oven is operating in preset mode.
Shows when the time-delay function is active.
Indicates water level status in the steam mode.
Alerts when the water tray requires cleaning.
Icon indicating the control panel is locked.
Indicates when the descaling cycle is in progress.
Shows when the top heating element is active.
Shows when the bottom heating element is active.
Warns of high internal oven temperature.
Indicates the Ferment function is active.
Shows when the oven is in preheating mode.
Indicates the Yogurt making function is active.
Shows when the Air Fryer function is selected.
Instructions for using the DIY Steam mode.
Mode using back, top, and bottom heater elements.
Mode utilizing only the top heating element.
Mode using both top and bottom heating elements.
Mode with top heater and rear fan for convection.
Mode combining back heater and fan for Air Fryer.
Mode for steaming at higher temperatures.
Mode with back heater and turning fork.
Mode with top heater and turning fork.
Pre-programmed settings for various steamed dishes.
Pre-programmed settings for various roasted dishes.
Pre-programmed settings for various baked goods.
Pre-programmed settings for air frying various foods.
Procedure for cleaning mineral buildup in the steam generator.
Best practices for using the bake mode.
Tips for combining bake and steam functions.
Guidance on using the steam function for cooking and cleaning.
Advice on using the broil function and rack positions.
Guidelines for safe use of the power supply cord and extension cords.
Controls for oven light and child safety lock features.
Functions for selecting presets and setting time delays.
Navigation key to return to the previous menu or setting.
Key for navigating function modes in reverse or adjusting settings.
Button to turn the appliance on or off.
Key for navigating function modes forward or adjusting settings.
Key to start, pause, or confirm selections.
Displays the remaining or set cooking hours and minutes.
Shows the adjustable temperature range and current setting.
Indicates when the oven is operating in preset mode.
Shows when the time-delay function is active.
Indicates water level status in the steam mode.
Alerts when the water tray requires cleaning.
Icon indicating the control panel is locked.
Indicates when the descaling cycle is in progress.
Shows when the top heating element is active.
Shows when the bottom heating element is active.
Warns of high internal oven temperature.
Indicates the Ferment function is active.
Shows when the oven is in preheating mode.
Indicates the Yogurt making function is active.
Shows when the Air Fryer function is selected.
Instructions for using the DIY Steam mode.
Mode using back, top, and bottom heater elements.
Mode utilizing only the top heating element.
Mode using both top and bottom heating elements.
Mode with top heater and rear fan for convection.
Mode combining back heater and fan for Air Fryer.
Mode for steaming at higher temperatures.
Mode with back heater and turning fork.
Mode with top heater and turning fork.
Pre-programmed settings for various steamed dishes.
Pre-programmed settings for various roasted dishes.
Pre-programmed settings for various baked goods.
Pre-programmed settings for air frying various foods.
Procedure for cleaning mineral buildup in the steam generator.
Best practices for using the bake mode.
Tips for combining bake and steam functions.
Guidance on using the steam function for cooking and cleaning.
Advice on using the broil function and rack positions.
The Whynter Grande 40 Quart Capacity Counter-Top Multi-Function Intelligent Convection Steam Oven Air Fryer, Oven, Yogurt Maker, Dehydrator & DIY Mode is a versatile kitchen appliance designed to offer a wide range of cooking functions in a compact countertop form factor. This device integrates multiple cooking technologies, including steam, convection, and air frying, to provide users with healthy and efficient meal preparation options.
At its core, the Whynter Grande is a multi-function oven that leverages hot steam, hot air convection, and air frying capabilities. Unlike traditional ovens that primarily rely on hot air, this appliance introduces steam into the cooking process, which is a key differentiator. Steam ovens work by siphoning water from a dedicated water tank into a built-in boiler, where it is heated to 212 degrees Fahrenheit (100 degrees Celsius) and then released into the oven cavity. This superheated steam cooks food thoroughly and often faster than conventional methods.
The integration of convection technology means that a fan circulates hot air within the oven, ensuring even heat distribution and consistent cooking results. When combined with steam, this creates a moist and efficient cooking environment. The air frying function utilizes high-speed hot air circulation to crisp foods with little to no oil, offering a healthier alternative to deep frying.
The oven features a comprehensive control panel with an LED display that provides clear information about cooking time, temperature, and selected functions. Users can choose from a variety of predefined programs or utilize a "DIY Mode" for customized cooking. The display shows icons for various states, such as preset function, time-delay, water level (with a flashing indicator for low water), water tray cleaning, child lock, descaling, and indicators for top and bottom heater pipes, internal fan, and high temperature.
Key cooking modes and their functions include:
The Whynter Grande is designed for ease of use, with a touch screen LED display and intuitive controls.
Powering On and Menu Selection: To power on the oven, users press the Power button. The unit then enters a full-screen standby mode. If no selection is made within three minutes, it returns to standby. Menu selection is straightforward: users navigate through functions using the selection keys (< and >) and confirm their choice with the Enter (▷||) button. A beep confirms the selection, and the clock starts counting down.
Setting Time and Temperature: For DIY functions or custom settings, users can adjust cooking time (hours and minutes) and temperature by confirming blinking numbers on the display. The temperature range is adjustable from 85°F to 450°F.
During Operation: The oven allows for pausing and resuming cooking by pressing the Enter (▷||) button. Users can also adjust the cooking time (minutes only, not hours) and temperature during operation by pressing and holding the Setting key until the Time-delay icon appears, then using the selection keys.
Cooking Completion: Once cooking is finished, "END" appears on the display, accompanied by 10 beeps. If the oven temperature is above 120°F, a high-temperature icon is displayed, and the internal fan runs for 3 minutes to circulate hot air and cool down the cavity.
Water Management: For steam functions, the water reservoir must be filled with distilled or filtered water. The oven will beep and flash a water level icon if the tank is not in place or runs out of water. After steam programs, a water tray cleaning icon flashes for 1 minute, indicating the need to wipe residual water and drain the water tank. The drip tray must always be in place during operation and emptied after each use.
Safety Features:
Special Cordset Instructions: The device comes with a short power supply cord to minimize entanglement and tripping risks. If an extension cord is used, it must have an electrical rating at least as great as the appliance's and be arranged to avoid draping over surfaces where it could be tripped over.
Regular maintenance is crucial for the longevity and optimal performance of the Whynter Grande oven.
General Cleaning: Before any cleaning, the oven must be turned off and unplugged from the outlet. Abrasive cleansers and metal pads should be avoided to prevent damage to the oven interior and bakeware.
Post-Steam Cleaning: After steam programs, the water tray cleaning icon prompts users to wipe residual water from the oven interior and drain the water tank. The drip tray should be slid out, emptied, and cleaned after each use. The oven should never be operated without the drip tray in place.
Descaling Function: Over time, mineral scales can accumulate inside the steam generator, especially if tap water is used. The oven features a dedicated descaling function to remove this buildup.
Water Quality: It is highly recommended to use distilled or filtered water to minimize mineral scale accumulation. Any residual water in the water tank should be removed after each use.
Troubleshooting: The manual provides a comprehensive troubleshooting guide for common issues, including error codes (Er1, Er2, Er3, Er4, Er7, Er8) related to sensor circuits, display malfunctions, oven light issues, exhaust fan problems, unresponsive buttons, lack of steam, oven not working, steam leakage, and internal wall stains. Solutions typically involve restarting the unit, checking connections, or contacting customer support. Stains on internal oven walls are noted as normal with use and can be addressed through cleaning and maintenance instructions.
General| Refrigerant | R600a |
|---|---|
| Installation | Freestanding |
| Door Swing | Reversible |
| Lighting | LED interior light |
| Voltage | 115V, 60Hz |
| Color | Stainless steel |
