Can the turntable be turned off? Concern is bigger pans hitting sides when baking if they HAVE to rotate.
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If my former answer wedding address the question, I'd suggest using two smaller pans and stacking them with one of the elevated racks included with the product. Those racks are also great for proofing bread.
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as far as I know. the turntable on most microwaves can not be turned off. I never got to try on the Sharp as it was damaged when it arrived and had many problems getting it returned. The one that replaced it, the turntable can't be turned off, you have to use pans that fit inside the microwave so they don't hit the sides.
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Hi, Besides the front on-off switch & Volume control, there are TWO little electric switches to the right of the tone arm (facing the player from the front). The first one adjusts the SPEED of the turntable: back position=33 1/3; middle: 45. Right behindthat little black switch is another. If that switch is pulled FORWARD the turntable platter does NOT spin until you move the tone arm off the rest and over a record. If it is pushed toward the back, the platter continuously turns, whether the tone arm is on the rest position OR being used to play a record. I Hope this helps. :-)
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Ours turns at about (almost exactly) 4-3/4 revolutions per minute. We are very pleased with the performance of this oven so I guess that's a fast enough turntable rate. If yours is slower, then you may want to pursue further action. Hope this helps.
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no, you cannot. ours also malfunctioned - played music without any little hands nearby - so it would sound off randomly. we got rid of it.
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The button on the bottom rotates hard to the left (counterclockwise) when you want to bake. There's no timer feature, so you just turn it off when you're done baking.
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The top of this stand is affixed steadily to the base and does not turn. Other than sliding it across a smooth surface it would not be a turntable and I wouldn't recommend that if you had a heavy cake on it.
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There is a switch setting that allows the tone arm to stop when it hits the run-off groove at the end of a record. That way if you fall asleep the record won't keep spinning and the stylus won't continue to grate on the record surface. You can either choose to turn this feature on or leave it off.
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To turn off the "music" press the "Timer" button for more than 3 seconds. Do this when you are not cooking anything at that moment. (I read this in a funny booklet that came with the cooker call a "Manual")
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yes, turn the nob to the LEFT for a longer period. I think it stays there so you will have to set a timer. I am just learning all this too. It is a great toaster/baking oven................especially for one or 2 people. I hardly ever use the conventional oven anymore, and that saves on electricity. This is convection too and that helps also. Hope this answers your question .
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I haven't tried to turn it off since the booklet said you have to turn the machine off first. I assume it is to protect the machine.
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I have not had this problem. A snug fit is desirable so that you don't get cookie dough in the tracks, but you certainly should be able to remove it. Have you tried the old hot water trick? Then, after cleaning, just a slight lubrication. Hope this works for you. Mine is the best one I've ever had. I should put in a disclaimer here. I had an old aluminum cookie press for 46 years and turning the screw hurt my hands too much, so I've had only the two.
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Yes you can. Whatever you place on the top will not move so it will spin with the turntable.
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Yes I have a turntable. Make sure you cover bacon with a paper towel. I don't use the amount of bacon that the box says because it doesn't cook right in my microwave
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Depends. It won't spin on the carousel - not enough room. So you would have to stop the oven and turn the pan to avoid nasty hot spots when microwaving. However, when using just convection for baking, no turning is needed, just elevate the pan on one of the two wire shelves supplied. We often use both shelves to bake multiple dishes simultaneously.
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Hi Kate, I've used the Wilton tilt N Turn Ultra Cake Turntable with no problem of the cake shifting. The top is lined with non-slip material which helps this from happening. However, I've never tried using it with 2-tier cakes. Usually I will design each tier on the tilting table individually then assemble them on a flat table top.
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There is no lock to stop it from rotating but you can remove the non slip pad so that it is just the metal plate showing which would make a nice cake stand
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Yes, but if the song on the 7" is long (over 5 mins), the turntable will stop automatically :(