Common Sense for Safe Use of Electric Ovens

Electric ovens are different from the small ovens currently seen on the market, as they are more complete in terms of function, capacity, and temperature. The electric oven can be embedded under the stove or placed 85 centimeters above the ground in a high cabinet. Generally speaking, electric ovens consume more electricity than gas ovens, but they bake more evenly.
Electric ovens, especially infrared electric ovens, are popular with users because of their fast heating speed, low power consumption and high heating quality. But at the same time, due to its high electricity consumption and high operating temperature, it is also easy to cause fire accidents. Users should attach great importance to the safety and fire prevention of electric ovens. Below are some tips for using electric ovens:
1. Before using the electric oven, it is necessary to carefully check its safety condition and promptly repair any faults found; After a power outage or use, the power must be cut off to avoid the electric oven being in working condition without anyone watching.
2. The correct selection of wires connecting to the electric oven should be based on its load, and it is strictly prohibited to overload the wires for power supply; Generally, high-power ovens should be powered by a separate circuit, and suitable switches and fuses should be installed to prevent accidents. The wiring between the power supply wire and the thermal components of the oven should be firm and protected by high-temperature resistant insulation materials.
3. Temperature and time should be strictly controlled based on the nature of the baked goods to avoid excessive baking time and excessive temperature, which may cause combustion. In addition, combustible items that need to be baked should be placed on a fixed bracket and should not come into direct contact with the hot element; And the fixed bracket inside the oven should be made of non combustible materials, and flammable materials should not be placed on the bracket.
4. The area around the electric oven should be kept clean and avoid stacking flammable and explosive substances to prevent combustion when exposed to high temperatures.