Topics:

• Set Dehydration mode
• Turn the light off when dehydrating food
• Do all Wolf ovens have a Dehydration mode?
• Does dehydration require the oven to preheat?
• Can multiple racks be used during Dehydration mode?
• Can the door be left open or closed in Dehydration mode?

Answer:

About Dehydration Mode

• Electric ovens, including Dual Fuel Ranges, are the only products that feature a dehydration mode.
  • Dehydration mode is available on all Wolf electric ovens made after 2004.    
• The dehydration accessory comes with a rubber stopper that is inserted in the door latch.
• The stopper props the door ajar and presses the light switch, turning the light off inside the oven.
  • Stopper does not press the switch on E Series Ovens. The light is controlled using the Oven Light key on the control pad.
• Dehydration mode overrides the 12-hour oven shutdown and can stay on for an indefinite period of time.
• The preset temperature is 135°F, with a range of 110°F - 160°F. Refer to selected recipe for temperature suggestion.

For best dehydration results:

• Do not preheat when using Dehydration mode.
• Multiple racks can be used simultaneously.
• Some foods require as many as 14 to 15 hours to fully dehydrate. Refer to selected recipe for dehydration time.
• Verify food is properly prepared and dry before placing in the oven.
• Wolf does not suggest dehydrating food with the door closed, as this takes an excessive amount of time.
• Delayed Start Feature may be used with Dehydration mode.
  • The maximum cook time allowed while using Delayed Start is 9 hours and 59 minutes, regardless of which mode is used.
  • Foods may require longer than 10 hours to dehydrate properly.

See also:

• Dehydration Kit Information for part numbers and ordering information.
• Wolf Oven Door Will Not Unlock if door will not open after dehydration is complete.
• Recipes for Wolf Products

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