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-The Instant Omni Plus is a toaster oven and air fryer. It also has other functionality (e.g. rotisserie).+The Instant Omni Plus is a toaster oven and air fryer. It also has other functionality (e.g. rotisserie). The oven was donated to the space by `seapunk`. 
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 There are two parts not included with the oven: There are two parts not included with the oven:
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 - **Don't touch the door anywhere except the handle!** The door gets *really* hot, and the handle is the only reasonably cool part that can be touched when the oven (is being/was recently) used. - **Don't touch the door anywhere except the handle!** The door gets *really* hot, and the handle is the only reasonably cool part that can be touched when the oven (is being/was recently) used.
 - **Supervise the oven when it's cooking!** Periodically make sure the oven isn't breaking or burning anything while it's in use. - **Supervise the oven when it's cooking!** Periodically make sure the oven isn't breaking or burning anything while it's in use.
-- Keep the oven away from other things. Keep at least a 6 inch clearance from all sides of the oven.+- Keep the oven away from other things. Keep at least a 6 inch clearance from all sides of the oven, and don't put anything heat-sensitive near it.
 - Don't plug the oven into an extension cord. The oven uses a lot of power, and might damage the extension cord, causing a fire hazard. - Don't plug the oven into an extension cord. The oven uses a lot of power, and might damage the extension cord, causing a fire hazard.
 - Be mindful of the circuit breaker: If too many high powered appliances are running on the same circuit (e.g. microwave, bread toaster), it can trip the breaker. - Be mindful of the circuit breaker: If too many high powered appliances are running on the same circuit (e.g. microwave, bread toaster), it can trip the breaker.
-- Exercise caution handling the (somewhat sharp) rotisserie attachments.+- Exercise caution handling the pointy rotisserie attachments.
  
 ## Usage ## Usage
  
-Using the oven is pretty straightforward, press which function you want to use, set the temperature, time, and press the start button. Don't worry about the food presets too much, just pick one that fits best with what you're cooking.+Using the oven is pretty straightforward, press which function you want to use, set the temperature and time with the right knob, and press the start button. Don't worry about the food presets too much, just pick one that fits best with what you're cooking.
  
 **Note**: For me (@seapunk), I've found that baking times are really inaccurate with this oven, and it tends to run hotter than the set temperature. If baking using recipes or package instructions, lower the temperature by roughly 50F for the same cook time (so if recipe says to bake for 30 minutes at 350F, cook for 30 minutes at 300F instead). This doesn't apply to air frying, and you can use the temps and times on the instructions. [YMMV](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/YMMV). **Note**: For me (@seapunk), I've found that baking times are really inaccurate with this oven, and it tends to run hotter than the set temperature. If baking using recipes or package instructions, lower the temperature by roughly 50F for the same cook time (so if recipe says to bake for 30 minutes at 350F, cook for 30 minutes at 300F instead). This doesn't apply to air frying, and you can use the temps and times on the instructions. [YMMV](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/YMMV).
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 When the oven is cool, wipe the sides and the inside of the door down with a damp towel to minimize grease buildup. When the oven is cool, wipe the sides and the inside of the door down with a damp towel to minimize grease buildup.
 +{{ :space:kitchen:omni_plus.pdf |}}