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1. Start by reading the manual provided with your wall oven to familiarize yourself with its specific features and requirements.
2. Ensure that your wall oven is properly installed, leveled, and connected to the appropriate power source.
3. Preheat the oven to the desired temperature as per the recipe or instructions.
4. Choose an appropriate baking dish or tray that fits comfortably in the oven.
5. Place the food or items you want to cook or bake onto the baking dish or tray.
6. Open the oven door and carefully slide the baking dish or tray onto one of the oven racks.
7. Close the oven door securely to maintain the temperature.
8. Set the cooking time and temperature according to the recipe or instructions.
9. Monitor the cooking process through the oven window or by opening the door if necessary.
10. Once the cooking time is complete, carefully remove the baking dish or tray from the oven using oven mitts or heat-resistant gloves.
11. Turn off the oven and allow it to cool down before cleaning or performing any maintenance.
12. Clean the oven and its accessories according to the manufacturer's instructions to keep it in good working condition.

Who needs wall ovens - tri?

1. Homeowners who enjoy cooking and baking frequently.
2. Chefs or professional bakers who require precise temperature control and advanced cooking features.
3. Individuals or families who frequently entertain guests and need the extra cooking space.
4. Those with limited kitchen space, as wall ovens can be installed at eye level, leaving the countertop free for other purposes.
5. People with mobility issues who find it challenging to bend down to access a traditional oven on the floor.
6. Anyone who prefers the sleek and modern look of a built-in wall oven in their kitchen.

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