nuwave BRAVO XL PRO Smart Oven and Air Fryer Owner’s Manual

BRAVO® XL PRO
SMART OVEN & AIR FRYER WITH GRILL
Owner’s Manual
Master Your Bravo XL Pro
Model: 20855
Rev.1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Recipe Book QR Code ..............................................................................................3
Safeguards & Information..........................................................................................4-5
Power-Supply Cords....................................................................................................5
Parts & Accessories...................................................................................................6
Ordering Parts..............................................................................................................6
Assembly Guide.........................................................................................................7
Before First Use...........................................................................................................7
Control Panel..............................................................................................................8-14
Menu (LED Display).....................................................................................................8
Operating Buttons........................................................................................................9
Operating Buttons Functions........................................................................................10-12
Temperature and Measure Charts.............................................................................13
Using The Menu Functions........................................................................................14-16
Toast.............................................................................................................................14
Proof.............................................................................................................................14
Broil..............................................................................................................................14
Air Fry...........................................................................................................................14
Bake.............................................................................................................................15
Reheat..........................................................................................................................15
Roast............................................................................................................................15
Cookie..........................................................................................................................15
Grill...............................................................................................................................16
Slow Cook....................................................................................................................16
Pizza.............................................................................................................................16
Dehydrate.....................................................................................................................16
Care & Maintenance...................................................................................................17-18
Replacing the Lightbulb................................................................................................18
Troubleshooting.........................................................................................................19-20
Limited Warranty........................................................................................................21-23
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SAFEGUARDS & INFORMATION
ALWAYS KEEP THIS MANUAL HANDY FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS and WARNINGS Only use the appliance as intended and
always follow basic safety precautions. Avoid any misuse of the Bravo XL Pro that can void
your warranty and create the risk of serious injury.
1. Read all instructions.
13. Unplug the appliance when not in use
and allow the appliance to cool com2. Ensure the Bravo XL Pro and all parts
pletely before cleaning or removing/
are clean and dry before each use.
replacing parts.
3. Do not touch hot surfaces. The appliance’s surfaces may be hot during and 14. Do not cover or block the intake air
after use. Use handles.
vents located in the back and sides of
the Bravo XL Pro, as doing so can pre4. Discard the protective plastic covering
vent proper ventilation. There should be
the power plug before use.
at least 5 inches of free space behind,
5. Do not let the electrical cord touch hot
to the sides of, and on top of the Bravo
surfaces or hang over any edge.
XL Pro.
6. Do not immerse cord, plug, or appliance in water or other liquid.
15. Use aluminum foil to wrap foods that
produce oil or juice when operating the
7. Close supervision is necessary when
Drip/Baking Pan to catch drippings and
any appliance is used near children.
prevent fire.
This appliance is not intended for use
by persons with reduced physical,
16. To prevent fire, do not allow any foil to
sensory or mental capabilities, children,
touch the heating elements.
or persons with a lack of experience
17. Do not alter or modify any part of the
or knowledge, unless supervised or
Bravo XL Pro or use attachments or
instructed in the use of the appliance by
accessories not recommended by the
one responsible for their safety.
manufacturer.
8. Do not operate if the Bravo XL Pro or
18. It is normal for some smoke to escape
cord malfunctions or has been damthe Bravo XL Pro when heating for the
aged in any way. Return the unit to the
first time.
nearest authorized service facility for
19. If excess smoke is escaping from the
examination, repair, or adjustment.
air vent during operation, unplug the
Bravo XL Pro immediately and contact
9. Use only on a clean, stable, dry, and
NuWave Customer Service
level surface.
[email protected]
10. Do not use accessories or attachments
not recommended by the manufacturer. 20. During use, steam may be released
11. DO NOT USE OUTDOORS. FOR
from the air outlet vents. Keep your
INDOOR USE ONLY.
hands and face away from these vents.
12. Do not place on or near a hot gas or
Be careful of hot steam escaping when
electric burner, or in a heated oven.
opening the Bravo XL Pro.
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21. Avoid placing your face near the glass
door during use.
22. Never touch the insides of the Bravo XL
Pro while it is operating.
23. Use extreme caution when moving an
appliance containing hot oil or other hot
liquids.
24. Never leave the Bravo XL Pro unattended during use.
25. Do not disassemble the Bravo XL Pro.
26. Allow the Bravo XL Pro to cool before
putting in or pulling out items or before
cleaning.
27. Keep this manual handy for future
reference.
28. Always make sure your fingers are
clean and dry when pressing the buttons.
7.
8.
Power-Supply Cords
A short power-supply cord (or detachable
power-supply cord) is provided to reduce
the risk of becoming entangled in, or tripping over, a longer cord. Longer detachable
power-supply cords or extension cords
are available and may be used if care is
exercised in their use. If a longer detachable power-supply cord or extension cord is
used:
1.
Toaster Oven Warnings (UL Standard
1026, Section 71.7):
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Oversize foods or metal utensils must
not be inserted in a toaster oven as
they may create a fire or risk of electric
shock.
A fire may occur if the toaster-oven is
covered or touching flammable mater al, including curtains, draperies, walls,
and the like, when in operation. Do not
store any item on top of the appliance
when in operation.
Do not clean with metal scouring pads.
Pieces can break off the pad and touch
electrical parts creating a risk of electric
shock.
Extreme caution should be exercised
when using containers constructed of
materials other than metal or glass.
Do not store any materials, other than
the manufacturers recommended accessories, in this oven when not in use.
Do not place any of the following
materials in the oven: paper, cardboard,
plastic, cloth, wood, flammable mater als, sealed containers, and the like.
Do not cover the crumb tray or any
part of the oven with metal foil. This will
cause overheating of the oven.
Turn off the Bravo X Pro by pressing
the On/Off Butto before unplugging
the unit from the wall socket.
The marked electrical rating of the extension cord should be at least as great
as the electrical rating of the appliance.
2.
The longer cord should be arranged so
that it will not drape over any countertop or tabletop where it could be pulled
on or tripped over unintentionally.
3.
The Bravo XL Pro should be operated
on a separate electrical outlet from other operating appliances due to wattage
limitations.
SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not perform
any servicing other than that which is contained in
these instructions.
To disconnect the Bravo XL Pro, turn it off by pressing
the ON/OFF button and then remove the plug from
the wall outlet.
NEVER use the Bravo XL Pro with loose, damaged,
or missing parts.
While cooking, ALWAYS use oven mitts and allow
accessories to cool before washing.
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PARTS & ACCESSORIES
1
Base
Part #: BRA48
2
Handle
3
Digital Display Menu
4a
Probe Input Jack
4b
Temperature Probe
Part #: BRP4
5
START/PAUSE Dial
6
Function Buttons
7
Pull-Out Crumb Tray
Part #: BRA17
8
Heavy-Duty
Cooking Rack
Part #: BRA43
9
Grill/Griddle
Part #: BRA39
10
Mesh Rack
Part #: BRA40
11
Light Bulb
Part#: BRP1
12
Light Bulb Cover
Part#: BRP2
1
2
3
4a
5
6
7
9
8
10
11
12
4b
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ASSEMBLY GUIDE
LED DISPLAY
CONTROL PANEL
4
3
DIAL BUTTON
2
BUTTONS
1
Door
Before First Use
1.
2.
TEMPERATURE
PROBE
Remove and discard any packaging material from the unit.
Remove all accessories from their packaging and wash them in warm, soapy water or
in the dishwasher, top rack only, except for the Probe. NEVER submerge the main unit
in water.
While most of the accessories are dishwasher-safe, the Probe is not. Hand washing is
recommended. Frequent dishwasher cleaning may lead to premature wear.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Place the Bravo on a level, even, and stable heat resistant surface.
Slide the Cooking Rack or Chrome Mesh Rack into Position 1, 2, 3, or 4 of the Bravo.
The Grill/Griddle is to be used with the Mesh Rack.
Place Crumb Tray into position by sliding it into slot at bottom of the Bravo. To remove,
push it down slightly and pull it out.
Plug the appliance into a standard wall socket. The power cord is located at the rear of
the Bravo.
Note:
Do not cover or block the intake air vents located in the back and sides of the Bravo, as
doing so can prevent proper ventilation.
NOTICE
WARNING
It is perfectly normal for your new unit
to produce a heated plastic smell when
used for the first time. This will go away
after the first few uses.
Do not place the unit on or near a hot
gas burner, electric burner, or in a heated
oven or on a stovetop.
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CONTROL PANEL
F
C
%
LED Display
Sec
%
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Toast
Proof
Broil
Air Fry
Bake
Reheat
Roast
Cookie
Grill
Slow Cook
Pizza
Dehydrate
Rack
Level
Rack Level
Cooking Function Menu
Probe Jack
2 START/PAUSE Dial
5
3
MENU
TEMP
TIME
4
PREHEAT
PROBE
SEAR
7
PRESET
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
10
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
6
9
12
14
MENU (LED DISPLAY)
Toast: Evenly toast bread, bagels, waffle
and more.
Broil: Cooks your food with 100% top heat.
Bake: Evenly bakes cookies, brownies,
cakes and more.
8
11
1
13
Proof: Keeps resting raw dough at the right
temperature to rise before baking.
Air Fry: Produce foods that are crispy
outside and moist and tender inside without
actual frying.
Reheat: Heat leftovers without over cooking.
Roast: Cooking it evenly on all sides perfect
for vegetables and meats.
Cookie: Quickly and evenly bake a variety of
small baked goods.
Grill: Cooks your food using 50% top heat
and 50% bottom heat.
Slow Cook: It’s great for breaking down
and tenderizing large pieces of meat like pot
roasts or beef stews.
Pizza: Your pizza gets a crispy crust. You
can also use the pizza setting for other dishes like a quiche.
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Dehydrate: Preserving fruits, vegetables,
herbs, and meats by removing moisture.
T
TEMP
PROBE
TIME
Cook
Slow
Pizza
Dehydrate
SEAR
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
1
FAN
ON/OFF
Rack
Proof
Proof
Level
Broil
Reheat
Air
Fry
CONTROL
PANEL
Cookie
Broil
Bake
Roast
Grill
F
C
MENU
% TEMP
Grill
C
PRESET
%
%
Bake
Roast
Grill
F
Pizza
C
%
Proof
3
Air
Fry
Reheat
Cookie
Sec
TIME
Cookie
%
PROBE
Rack
Level
Slow
Cook
Use
SEARthe included Digital Probe
for
perfect results every time.
Dehydrate
SEAR
Pizza8
START/PAUSE
Rack
Proof
Press to sear your foods at high
PREHEAT
Rack
PROBE
SEAR
Level
Toast
Proof
Broil
Air Fry
Level
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
Press
to begin the cooking
heat
in the juices. The
Broil
Air Fry
TEMPto seal
MENU
TIME
Bake
Reheat
process,
the fan icon willBake
display
Reheat
default
is
500
for 5 minutes.
Roast
Cookie
F WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
Roast
Cookie
Sec
C
and
time the “:” will bePRESET
flashing.
Grill
Slow Cook
%
%
F
Grill
Slow Cook
PROBE
SEAR
Dehydrate
Sec
C Pizza
Press
to pause cooking,Pizza
the “:”Dehydrate PREHEAT
%
%
PRESET
Rack
Toast
Proof
will stop flashing while paused
LIGHT
FAN
9 ON/OFF
Level
Broil
Air Fry
F
Rack
Access
to 100
preprogramed
Proof
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PRESET
Sec
C
Level
Bake
Reheat
Air Fry
%
%
recipes.
These
are listed on the
By
turning
the
dial
will
adjust
the
Roast
Cookie
Reheat
TEMP
MENU
TIME Start Guide and the back
Quick
Slow Cook
TEMP, TIME, TOP/BTM,Grill
MENU,
Rack
Cookie
Toast
Proof
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
Level
Pizza
Dehydrate
ofAirthe
Slow Cook PRESET, or FAN.
Broil
Fry recipe book.
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Toast
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Toast
Slow Cook
Sec Cook
Slow
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
%
Dehydrate
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Broil
Air Fry
Bake OPERATING
Reheat
Pizza
Dehydrate
BUTTONS
Roast
ON/OFF
®
Toast7
Proof
Turns the Bravo XL PRO ON Grill
Broil
Air
Fry
PREHEAT
PROBE
and OFF. This also cancels any Bake
Reheat
Fcooking function.
Roast
Cookie
Pizza
Sec
F TEMP
MENU
TIME
C
%
2
Rack
Level
Toast
Toast
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Dehydrate
Sec
%
rget Pre Time Current Sear
T
Grill
Rack
Level
MENU
PREHEAT
MENU
10
Accesses
the 12 cooking
TEMP
TIME
PRESET
Toast
TEMP
MENU
functions. by pressing MENU Broil
F
Sec
C
Bake
multiple times
or by Turning
%
%
LIGHT
PROBE
SEAR
Roast
PREHEAT
START/PAUSE
to select.
PROBE
Grill
Slow Cook PREHEAT
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Dehydrate
Rack
Toast
Proof
Level
Broil
Air Fry
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PRESET
Bake
Reheat
Roast
Cookie
TEMP
MENU
TIME
Grill
Slow Cook
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
Pizza
Dehydrate
Bake
FPROBE
C Roast
%
Grill
Reheat
SEAR
Sec
Cookie
%
WARM
Slow Cook
Dehydrate
Keeps
your favorite foods
Rack
TOP/BOTTOM
Level
warm
after cooking.
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Pizza
WARM
Proof
TIME
Air Fry
Reheat
FAN
Cookie
SEAR
Slow Cook
ON/OFF
Pizza
Dehydrate TOP/BOTTOM
11
Temp
Menu
Time
TEMP
TEMP
MENU
Adjusts
the power to the
top
TIME
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PRESET
PM
F
Press this button to change the
and bottom heating
elements.
Sec
C
%
%
the
cooking
temperature.
Default isTemp
setTarget
to Pre50/50.
PREHEAT
PROBE
SEAR
Time Current Sear
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
Turn
the
START/PAUSE
dial
to
Rack
Toast
Proof
TEMP
MENU
TIME
PREHEAT
PROBE
SEAR
MUTE
Level
change the temperature.
Broil
Air Fry
Mutes
the
beep
noises,
press
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PRESET
Bake
Reheat
Preheat
Probe
Sear
hold Roast
TOP/BTM
until two
Cookie
PREHEAT and
PROBE
SEAR
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PRESET
TIME
5
Grill
Slow
Cook
beeps are heard. Repeat to
Press
TEMP
TIME
LIGHT the FAN
this button to change
ON/OFF
Pizza
Dehydrate
unmute.
TEMP
MENU
TIME
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PRESET
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
the
cooking time.
Turn the START/PAUSE dial to
LIGHT
PROBE
SEAR
12 PROBE
PREHEAT
SEAR the internal light on and
change the time.
Turns
Warm
Top/Bottom
Preset
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
TEMP
MENU
TIME
off
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PREHEAT
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PRESET
6
Press
this
button
to
enable
FAN
PREHEAT
PROBE
SEAR
13
FAN
ON/OFF
preheat before you begin
Adjusts
the fan speed with the
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
cooking. Press and hold for 1 Light
press
of
Fan a button. On/Off
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PRESET
second to permanently enable
Temp
Menu
Time
LOCK
or disable PREHEAT.
14
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
To disable all button functions
Preheat
Probe
Sear
except for ON/OFF, and LIGHT
+ FAN to unlock.
Note: Refer to OPERATING BUTTONS
4
FUNCTIONS for detail explanation for
each button and features.
Warm
Preset at once
Press both buttons
Top/Bottom
+
Light
Fan
On/Off
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PROBE
SEAR
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
FAN
OPERATING BUTTONS FUNCTIONS
ON/OFF
1. Press ON/OFF to turn the oven on.
ON/OFF
2.
F
C
While the oven is cooking, press
ON/OFF to stop cooking and cancel
F
all programmed functions.
C
Sec
%
%
Broil
Bake
Roast
Grill
Pizza
•
To change the temperature
display from Fahrenheit to
Celsius, press and hold TEMP
for 4 seconds until you hear 2
beeps. Repeat to switch back to
Fahrenheit.
•
The default cooking temperature
can be changed. Simply set your
desired temperature, then press
and hold START/PAUSE until
you hear 2 beeps.
•
The new default temperature will
remain in place even after the
unit is unplugged.
Sec
%
%
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
START/PAUSE
Toast
Proof
Broil
Air Fry
1.ProofPress Rack
START/PAUSE
to begin
Level
Bake
Reheat
Air Fry
cooking. “Cooking” will
scrollCookie
on
Roast
Reheat
the
display.
Grill
Slow Cook
Cookie
Dehydrate
Cook
2.SlowWhile
cooking, pressPizza
START/
Dehydrate
PAUSE once to pause the oven.
Press it again to resume cooking.
3. The START/PAUSE
dial can be
turned
to
adjust
the
TEMP,
TIME,
TOP/BTM, MENU, PRESET, or
FAN settings.
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Toast
NOTE:
Rack
Level
TIME
MENU
TEMP
MENU
TIME The default cooking time is 15
1. TEMP
Press Menu
and turn the START/
MENU
TIME
minutes. Adjustments can be made in
PAUSE dial to your desired
1-minute increments any time during
SEAR
Menu selection. PREHEAT PROBE
the cooking process.
PREHEAT
PROBE
SEAR
2. Press START/PAUSE to begin
F
cooking. The selected
menuWARM TOP/BOTTOM1. Press TIME to and turn the
PRESET
Sec
C
%
%
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PRESET
START/PAUSE dial to adjust the
function
will scroll on the display.
Rack
cooking time.
Proof
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
Level
Air Fry
2.
When all adjustments are made,
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
Reheat NOTE:
press START/PAUSE to begin
Cookie •
You can adjust the cooking
Slow Cook
the cooking.
temperature and time before and
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Toast
Broil
Bake
Roast
Grill
Pizza
MENU
REHEAT
RESET
LIGHT
Dehydrate
•
during the cooking if desired.
You can add the PREHEAT
and PROBE functions to your
selected Menu function, but
these settings will not be saved
for future use.
TEMP
TheTIME
default cooking temperature is
350°F. Cooking temperature can be
in 5°F increments any time
PROBE adjusted
SEAR
during the cooking process.
1.
Press Temp and turn the START/
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PAUSE dial to adjust the cooking
temperature.
FAN
2. ON/OFF
Once set, press START/PAUSE
to cook at the new temperature.
TEMP
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NOTE:
•
The displayed time can be
changed from hours and minutes
to minutes and seconds by
pressing and holding Time for 4
seconds until you hear 2 beeps.
Repeat to switch back to the
default display.
•
The default cooking time can
be changed. Simply set your
desired time, then press and hold
START/PAUSE until you hear 2
beeps.
•
The new default time will remain
in place even after the unit is
unplugged.
TEMP
MENU
OPERATING BUTTONS FUNCTIONS
TIME
PREHEAT
1. PROBE
Set your
desired cooking
PREHEAT
SEAR
temperature and time.
PRESET
LIGHT
2. WARM
Press
PREHEAT to enable
TOP/BOTTOM
the Preheat function. Then
press START/PAUSE to begin
FAN
ON/OFF
preheating.
"Preheat" will scroll
on the display.
3.
Once the Bravo XL Pro reaches
F
the set temperature, it will%Cbeep
and scroll “READY” on the
Toast
Proof
display.
Sec
%
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
4.
F
C
%
Broil
Air Fry
Rack
Level
Press START/PAUSE
Bake to pause
Reheat
then add food to theRoast
oven.Cookie
Press
Grill
Slow Cook
START/PAUSE to begin
cooking.
Pizza
Dehydrate
If you do not press START/
PAUSE after 10 seconds the unit
Sec
%
will beep once and
begin cooking
automatically.
Rack
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Toast
Proof
Broil
Air Fry
Bake
Reheat
•
Roast
Cookie
Grill
Slow Cook
Pizza
Dehydrate
MENU
•
Level
NOTE:
•
Press PREHEAT at any point to
cancel the preheat process.
TEMP
Some Presets will MENU
automatically
preheat.
TIME
target temperature between 50°F
and 212°F. Press START/PAUSE to
begin cooking.
3. When the probe’s measured
temperature reaches the target
temperature, the Bravo XL Pro will
stop cooking.
NOTE:
•
Ensure the probe does not touch
any bones when inserted.
•
Press Probe at any time to adjust
the target temperature by turning
the START/PAUSE dial.
•
The Bravo XL Pro will emit 3 sets
of double beeps when the probe
temperature is within 10°F of the
target temperature.
•
If the set cooking time has ended
and the target temperature has not
been reached, the Bravo XL Pro will
continue to cook until reached.
•
If not already displayed, press
PROBE to display the Probe
temperature.
SEAR
The Bravo XL Pro can sear food at high
PROBE
SEAR
The Bravo XL ProPREHEAT
can be set
F
heat.
The default
is 500°F for 5 minutes.*
to preheat automatically by
Sec
C
%
%
pressing and holding
PREHAT
Press SEAR and make any
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM1.
PRESET
until you hear 2 beeps. Repeat to Toast
adjustments
to the default cooking
Rack
Proof
Level
disable.
Broil
Air Fry
temperature and time.
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
LIGHT
TEMP
TIME
F
PROBE
RESET
WARM
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
Bake
Roast
Grill
Pizza
2.Cookie
Press START/PAUSE to begin
Slowcooking.
Cook
LIGHT
the FAN
Quick Start
ON/OFFGuide and Recipe Book.
Reheat
PROBE
Dehydrate
3. The temperature and time can be
TheSEAR
digital temperature probe can be
adjusted at any point during the
inserted into your food to measure its
searing process.
internal
temperature as it cooks.
TOP/BOTTOM
1. Plug the probe into the jack on
4. Press and hold SEAR to begin
the control panel, then insert the
searing at the default settings, or
ON/OFF
other end into the thickest part of
adjust as needed.
the food. PROBE will be shown
NOTE:
on the display and the current
TEMP
MENU •
TIME Bravo XL Pro is searing,
When the
and target temperatures will be
SEAR
will
be shown on the display
shown.
and (:)SEAR
will flash.
PREHEAT
PROBE
2. Set your desired cooking
function. Press PROBE. The
PRESET
default target temperature of
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
PRESET
The
Bravo
XL Pro has 100 pre165°F will be shown. Turn the
programmed recipes which can be found in
START/PAUSE dial to set the
Target
REHEAT
FAN
Current
* When searing at temperatures above 455°F and above only the top heater will work.
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OPERATING BUTTONSFUNCTIONS
Temp
Menu
NOTE:
To recall the 100 preset recipes:.
PMPress Preset. 1 will be shown on
1. Sec
%the display.
F
C
%
Preheat
•
The heating percentages can be
adjustedSear
at any point before or
during the cooking process.
Probe
p Target Pre Time Current Sear
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Proof
oil
Air Fry
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Reheat
ast
Cookie
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Slow Cook
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Dehydrate
2. RackTurn the START/PAUSE dial toMenu
Level
select your desired preset.
3.
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Temp
PM
Sec
%
Current Sear
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at
set
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Probe
Rack
Level
Warm
Cook
drate
ht
Fan
Time
be
Sear
Preset
Each preset will show the
recommended rack level on the
Light
display.
Some presets have specific
times to flip, shake or rotate your
food. The Bravo XL Pro will beep
and show this on the display at
Time
the appropriate time.
Sear
Warm
1.
Press Warm. By default, the
Top/Bottom
Bravo XL Pro will heat at 140F
for 1 hour
On/Off
2. If desired, adjust the temperature
between 140F and 200f and
adjust the time up to 3 hours.
3. Press START/PAUSE to begin
warming.
NOTE:
•
mp
Press START/PAUSE to begin
Preheat
cooking.
NOTE:
•
Temp
Preset
You can press and hold Warm to
automatically begin warming at
the default settings.
Probe
Light
Time
Time
Warm
Top/Bottom
Light
Sear
Turns
light on and off.
Fan the internal
On/Off
PM
Sec
F
C
%
%
Warm
Top/Bottom
Temp Target Pre Time Current Sear
Toast
Broil
Bake
Roast
Rack
Level
Fan
The
default fan speed is 3, the
On/Off
highest setting.
1. Press Fan to lower
the fanPMspeed
F
Sec
C
until you reach%0, which turns
off
%
Target Pre Time Current Sear
the fan.Temp
When
the fan is off, the
Rack
Toast
Proof
icon no Broil
longer appears
on
Levelthe
Air Fry
display. Bake
Reheat
Roastagain
Cookie
2. Press Fan
to return to fan
Slow Cook
speed 3.Grill
Proof
Air Fry
Reheat
Cookie
Grill
Fan
Slow Cook
Pizza
Dehydrate
Temp
Time
Probe
Sear
Preset
Warm
Top/Bottom
Light
Fan
Menu
Preheat
Pizza
Dehydrate
Lock
1. Press and hold Light and Fan to
lock the
control
panel.
2. Repeat to unlock
the control
panel.
On/Off
NOTE:
•
If the control
panel
is locked
Temp
Menu
Time
while the Bravo XL Pro is
cooking, you can press On/Off to
Probe
Sear
unlock.Preheat
Press both buttons at once
Preset
Top/Bottom
m
Top/Bottom
By default, both the top and bottom
heaters are set to cook at 50% each.
n
On/Off
You can adjust the percentage
between the top and bottom heaters
but the total will always equal 100%.
1. Press Top/Bottom. Both Top and
Btm will be shown on the display
2. Turn the START/PAUSE dial to
adjust the heating percentage,
then press START/PAUSE to
begin cooking at this setting.
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Warm
Top/Bottom
Fan
On/Off
+
Light
TEMPERATURE CHARTS
Probe Temperatures
Meats
Oven
Temp.
Chicken, breast
Turkey, breast
Duck, breast
360
165*
Chicken, whole
Turkey, whole
Duck, whole
360
165*
Chicken, thigh
Turkey, thigh
Duck, thigh
360
165*
Steak 1" thick (25mm)
450
125
135
145*
150*
160*
Burgers ½ lb (227g)
450
125
135
145*
155*
160*
Roast Beef (bone-in)
Roast Beef (boneless)
350
125
135
145*
150*
160*
Roast Lamb
(bone-in)Lamb
(boneless)
350
125
135
145*
150*
160*
Pork (bone-in)
Pork (boneless)
350
145*
150*
160*
Salmon, Tuna, Halibut,
Swordfish
450
145*
150*
160*
Fish Steaks 1" thick
(25mm)
450
145*
150*
160*
Sausage
450
Rare
Med
Rare
Med
Med
Well
Well
160*
Note: Times may vary depending on cooking preference. Consuming raw or undercooked
meats, poultry, or seafood may increase your risk of food borne illness. *To reduce the risk,
cook your food to USDA-safe temperatures.
Measurement Chart
Teaspoon = t
Tablespoon = T
Cup = c
Ounce = oz
Pound = lb(s)
Quart = qt
Pint = pt
Fahrenheit = °F
Celsius = °C
Fluid Ounces = fl o
Liter = L
Milliliter = ml
Package = pkg.
Gallon = gal
Minute = min
Second = sec
Inch = in.
Dozen = doz
Hour = hr
Gram = g
Kilogram = kg
Cooking Time
Cooking
Selectable
Temperature Cooking Time
50°F–275°F
00:01–99:59
280°F–350°F
00:01–24:00
355°F–400°F
00:01–04:00
405°F–450°F
00:01–01:00
455°F–500°F
00:01–00:30
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TEMP
TIME
PROBE
USING THE
MENU FUNCTIONS
SEAR
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
1
2
FAN
ON/OFF
MENU
TEMP
TIME
PREHEAT
PROBE
SEAR
PRESET
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
1 Press the ON/OFF button to turn the unit on.
3
2 Press the MENU button.
3 Turn the START/PAUSE dial to make a Menu
selection
4 Adjust the settings if desired, then press
START/PAUSE to begin.
BROIL
TOAST
•
•
•
•
•
Default Temp: 425°F
Default Time: 5 min.
Temp Range: 350°F-500°F
Heat Source: Top/Bottom (50/50)
Rack Position: 3
Default Temp: 500°F
Default Time: 5 min. adjustable 30 minutes.
Temp Range: 400°F-500°F
Heat Source: Top (100/0)
Rack Position: 2 or 3
4
3
2
1
Cooking Rack
1. Press TOAST. The LED display will
show “TOAST 5” To adjust the toasting
level between “1” and “10,” press the
TIME button, then turn the START/
PAUSE to select our desired toast
level. Toasting levels are in minutes and
seconds at 425°F, see chart below.
• 1 – 03:00
• 6 – 05:30
• 2 – 03:30
• 7 – 06:00
• 3 – 04:00
• 8 – 06:30
• 4 – 04:30
• 9 – 07:00
• 5 – 05:00
• 10 – 07:30
2. Add up to 9 slices of bread and begin
toasting.
PROOF
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Grill / Griddle Rack
NOTES:
•
Flip food or rotate pans halfway through
the cooking cycle.
•
PROBE: The temperature probe and
the Probe function can be used with the
Broil function.
AIR FRY
•
•
•
•
•
Default Temp: 360°F
Default Time: 15 min.
Temp Range: 250°F-450°F
Heat Source: Top/Bottom (50/50)
Rack Position: 1 and 3
Default Temp: 90°F
Default Time: 30 min.
Temp Range: 70°F-100°F
Heat Source: Top/Bottom (50/50)
Rack Position: 2
Mesh Rack
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4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
Mesh Rack
Grill/Griddle
4
3
2
1
NOTES:
•
Use the Grill/Griddle Rack to catch
drippings from the Mesh Rack Basket.
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
1
2
FAN
ON/OFF
MENU
TEMP
TIME
PREHEAT
PROBE
SEAR
PRESET
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
1 Press the ON/OFF button to turn the unit on.
3
2 Press the MENU button.
3 Turn the START/PAUSE dial to make a Menu
selection
4 Adjust the settings if desired, then press
START/PAUSE to begin.
BAKE
•
•
•
•
•
Default Temp: 350°F
Default Time: 25 min.
Temp Range: 250°F-400°F
Heat Source: Top/Bottom (50/50)
Rack Position: 1, 2, or 3
Grill / Griddle Rack
ROAST
•
•
•
•
•
Default Temp: 375°F
Default Time: 30 min.
Temp Range: 250°F-450°F
Heat Source: Top/Bottom (50/50)
Rack Position: 1
4
3
2
1
Grill / Griddle Rack
4
3
2
1
NOTES:
NOTES:
•
Flip food or rotate pans halfway through
the cooking cycle.
•
Flip food or rotate pans halfway through
the cooking cycle.
•
PROBE: The temperature probe and
the Probe function can be used with the
Bake function.
•
PROBE: The temperature probe and
the Probe function can be used with the
Roast function.
REHEAT
COOKIE
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Default Temp: 350°F
Default Time: 10 min.
Temp Range: 300°F-450°F
Heat Source: Top/Bottom (50/50)
Rack Position: Any
Grill / Griddle Rack
Default Temp: 350°F
Default Time: 10 min.
Temp Range: 300°F-425°F
Heat Source: Top/Bottom (50/50)
Rack Position: 2
4
3
2
1
Grill / Griddle Rack
NOTES:
NOTES:
•
Flip food or rotate pans halfway through
the cooking cycle.
•
•
Ensure you reheat your leftovers to an
internal temperature of 165F.
4
3
2
1
Rotate the Grill / Griddle Rack halfway
through baking for even browning.
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WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
1
2
FAN
ON/OFF
MENU
TEMP
TIME
PREHEAT
PROBE
SEAR
PRESET
WARM
TOP/BOTTOM
LIGHT
FAN
ON/OFF
1 Press the ON/OFF button to turn the unit on.
3
2 Press the MENU button.
3 Turn the START/PAUSE dial to make a Menu
selection
4 Adjust the settings if desired, then press
START/PAUSE to begin.
GRILL
•
•
•
•
•
Default Temp: 425°F
Default Time: 15 min
Temp Range: 400°F-500°F.
Heat Source: Top/Bottom (50/50)
Rack Position: 3 or 4
Grill / Griddle Rack
PIZZA
•
•
•
•
•
4
3
2
1
Default Temp: 400°F
Default Time: 15 min.
Temp Range: 325°F-500°F.
Heat Source: Top/Bottom (30/70)
Rack Position: 1 or 2 (For crispier results
use position 1.)
Grill / Griddle Rack
4
3
2
1
NOTES:
•
Flip food or rotate pans halfway through
the cooking cycle.
•
PROBE: The temperature probe and
the Probe function can be used with the
Grill function.
NOTES:
•
Rotate your pizza halfway through the
cooking cycle.
SLOW COOK
DEHYDRATE
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Default Temp: 165°F
Default Time: 1 hour
Temp Range: 275°F-325°F
Probe: 165°F
Heat Source: Top/Bottom (50/50)
Rack Position: 1, 2, or 3
Mesh Rack
Default Temp: 100°F
Default Time: 2 hours
Temp Range: 90°F-200°F
Heat Source: Top/Bottom (50/50)
Rack Position: Any
4
3
2
1
Mesh Rack
NOTES:
NOTES:
•
Flip food or rotate pans halfway through
the cooking cycle.
•
•
PROBE: The temperature probe and
the Probe function must be used with
the Slow Cook function.
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4
3
2
1
Flip food or rotate pans halfway through
the cooking cycle.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
BEFORE FIRST USE:
Wash all removable parts1 in warm, soapy
water or in the dishwasher, top rack only.
1. Remove all the packaging materials.
4
2.
Remove the glue and labels on the
appliance.
1
3.
Clean the Cooking Rack, Grill/Griddle,
Mesh Rack and Crumb Tray thoroughly
with hot water, a nonabrasive sponge,
and mild dish detergent, or in the
dishwasher, top rack only.
4.
Wipe the insides and outside of the
Bravo with a damp dishcloth or wet
cloth and dry thoroughly.
3
2
CLEAN AFTER EACH USE:
1.
Allow the Bravo to cool completely
before cleaning.
2.
Always unplug the Bravo from the
electrical outlet. NEVER clean the unit
while it is plugged in.
3.
Never use harsh abrasive or corrosive
product cleaners, as they may damage
the finish or oven surface. Wipe the
exterior with a clean, damp cloth and
dry thoroughly.
4.
Apply the cleaning agent directly to
a cloth towel, not directly to the unit,
before cleaning.
5.
To clean interior, use a damp cloth, mild
liquid soap, and a clean cloth towel.
6.
Never use steel wool pads, etc., on
interior or exterior of the Bravo.
7.
Once cooled, wipe the Stone with a
clean damp towel then rinse in a sink
with cool water and dry completely.
8.
When the glass window is completely
cool, spray glass cleaner on a clean
cloth towel. Clean both inside and
outside of window. Use a damp cloth to
rinse the window then dry completely
with a clean dry towel.
9.
To remove crumbs, slide out the Crumb
Tray and discard crumbs. Wipe clean
and replace. Crumb Tray should be
emptied and cleaned after each use.
Never operate the oven without the
Crumb Tray in place.
10. To remove baked-on grease, soak Grill/
Griddle, Mesh Rack, Cooking Rack,
and Crumb Tray, in hot, soapy water.
Dry thoroughly.
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CARE & MAINTENANCE
Storage
• Unplug the Bravo and let unit cool down
completely.
• Make sure that all parts are cleaned and
dry.
• Never wrap the cord around the Bravo.
IMPORTANT - Do not immerse the
Bravo in water or attempt to cycle
through dishwasher. The outer surface
may be cleaned by wiping carefully
with a damp dishcloth or sponge.
Make sure unit has cooled completely
prior to cleaning.
REPLACING THE LIGHT BULB
Replacing the Light Bulb
1.
2.
3.
4.
Unscrew the light bulb cover turning
counter-clockwise (turning to left).
Then unscrew the light bulb turning
counter-clockwise(turning to left).
With the replacement bulb, screw turning clockwise (turning to the right) until
tightened.
Then screw in the light bulb cover
clockwise (turning to the right).
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
The Bravo XL Pro is engineered with an automatic shut-off feature to prevent overheating
during use. If the Bravo XL Pro shuts off to cool itself down, an odor may be detected.
Unplug the Bravo XL Pro and wait for it to completely cool down. To prevent the Bravo XL
Pro from overheating, do not cook foods at higher temperatures or for longer times than
recommended.
The Bravo XL Does Not Work
The Bravo XL Pro may not be plugged-in or turned on.
Insert the plug into an appropriate grounded power socket. Press Power. If the Bravo XL is still
not working, contact Customer Service.
The Bravo XL Pro Door Will Not Close Completely
The food item you are trying to cook is too large, or the Oven Rack or accessories are not properly set in place.
Decrease the size or amount of food being cooked. Make sure the Rack and Grill/Griddle are
properly placed and pushed to the back of the Bravo XL.
The Food is Fried Unevenly
The food you are cooking needs to be shaken or flipped halfway hrough the process.
Halfway through cooking, open the Oven and shake or flip your f od.
The Crumb Tray Does Not Fit Properly in the Bravo XL Pro
The Crumb Tray may not be correctly placed into the slot, or something may be blocking it.
Remove the Crumb Tray and clean away any food items that may have accumulated in the back
of the Bravo XL Pro.
White Smoke is Coming Out of the Bravo XL Pro
You are cooking greasy foods, or the Cooking Rack, Mesh Rack and/or Grill/Griddle may be
carrying greasy residue from previous uses.
Clean the Cooking Rack, Mesh Rack, Grill/Griddle and Crumb Tray regularly between uses.
The LED Display is Blank
The Bravo XL Pro may have overheated and then shut down to cool off, or som required action
was not taken and the Oven shut down. Finally, the Control Panel itself may not be working
correctly.
Unplug the Bravo XL Pro and allow it to completely cool. Plug it in and see if it is working. If the
screen remains blank, contact Customer Service.
The Bravo XL Pro is Not Heating
The Bravo XL Pro may be unplugged. It may have also overheated or the heating elements may
not be working.
Make sure the Bravo XL Pro is plugged in and has completely cooled. Start a cooking cycle
and see if the unit comes up to the correct temperature. If the Bravo XL Pro still fails to heat up,
contact Customer Service.
For further assistance, please contact NuWave’s Customer ServiceDepartment at
[email protected]
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Error Message:
Solution(s):
Add Probe
Probe not connected to the unit. Plug the Probe into the Bravo.
Replace Probe
The Probe circuit has short-circuited. Contact Customer Service
Error 1
The Probe temperature hasn’t changed for 60 minutes. Ensure the
Bravo XL Pro is cooking.
Error 2
The Bravo XL Pro’s cooking temperature is lower than the Probe
target temperature.
Error 3
NTC Temperature Sensor overheated. Turn unit off to cool. If the
Bravo is not working after it cools down, contact Customer Service.
Error 4
NTC Temperature Sensor short circuit. Contact Customer Service.
Error 5
Key Stuck
NTC Temperature Sensor is open. Contact Customer Service.
A button may be jammed. Contact Customer Service.
For further assistance, please contact NuWave’s Customer Service Department
[email protected]
NOTES
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LIMITED WARRANTY
THE MANUFACTURER WARRANTS
NuWave, LLC warrants that Bravo XL Pro will be free from manufacturer defects for 1 year
from the date of purchase, under normal household use, and when operated in accordance
with the Manufacturer’s written instructions This Limited Warranty covers for the Original
Purchaser only. The Manufacturer will provide the necessary parts and labor to repair the
product at the NuWave LLC Service Department. After the expiration of the warranty, the
cost of the parts and labor will be the responsibility of the owner.
THE WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER
The Limited Warranty is voided if repairs are made by an unauthorized dealer, or the serial
number data plate is removed or defaced. Normal deterioration of finish due to
use or exposure is not covered by this Warranty. This Limited Warranty does not cover
failure, damages or inadequate performance due to accident, acts of God (such as
lightning), fluctuations in electric power, alterations, abuse, misuse, misapplications,
corrosive-type atmospheres, improper installation, failure to operate in accordance with the
Manufacturer’s written instructions, abnormal use, commercial or rental uses, or resold
units. NuWave LLC reserves the right to void the Limited Warranty, where allowable by
law, for products purchased from an unauthorized dealer.
TO OBTAIN SERVICE
The owner shall have the obligation and responsibility to pay for all services and parts not
covered by the warranty; prepay the freight to and from Service Department for any part or
system returned under this warranty; and carefully package the product using adequate
padding material to prevent damage in transit. The original container is ideal for this
purpose. Include in the package the owner’s name, address, daytime telephone number, a
detailed description of the problem, and RGA (Return Goods authorization number). To
obtain the RGA number, email us at: [email protected]
Provide the product model & serial number and proof of date of purchase (a copy of the
receipt) when making claims under this warranty.
MANUFACTURER’S OBLIGATION
The Manufacturer’s obligation under this Limited Warranty is limited, to the extent
allowable by law, to repairing or replacing any part covered by this Limited Warranty which
upon examination is found to be defective under normal use. The Limited Warranty is
applicable only within the continental United States and only to the original purchaser of
the manufacturer’s authorized channels of distribution.THE LIMITED WARRANTY MAY
NOT BE ALTERED, VARIED OR EXTENDED EXCEPT BY A WRITTEN INSTRUMENT
EXECUTED BY THE MANUFACTURER. THE REMEDY OF REPAIR OR
REPLACEMENT AS PROVIDED UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE. IN
NO EVENT SHALL THE MANUFACTURER BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL
OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES TO ANY PERSON, WHETHER
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LIMITED WARRANTY
OR NOT OCCASIONED BY NEGLIGENCE OF THE MANUFACTURER, INCLUDING
WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF USE, COSTS OF SUBSTITUTION,
PROPERTY DAMAGE, OR OTHER MONEY LOSS.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential
damages, so the above limitation exclusions may not apply. This Limited Warranty gives
specific legal rights, and there may also be other rights which vary from state to state.
EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE EXPRESSLY PROVIDED ABOVE, THE MANUFACTURER
MAKES NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED ARISING BY LAW OR
OTHERWISE, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE TO ANY OTHER
PERSON. READ YOUR OWNER’S MANUAL. IF YOU STILL HAVE ANY QUESTIONS
ABOUT OPERATION OR WARRANTY OF THE PRODUCT, PLEASE CONTACT
NUWAVE LLC.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCEDURE
For disputes relating to use of the website or use or purchase of a NuWave product or
service (collectively “Disputes”), you agree to first contact NuWave LLC at
[email protected]. If we cannot resolve your dispute informally, any and all disputes
shall be submitted to final and binding arbitration. You may start the arbitration process by
submitting in writing a demand to the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) and sending
a copy to NuWave. NuWave will pay all filing costs. A single arbitrator of the AAA will
conduct the arbitration in a location convenient to you or by phone. The arbitrator’s award
will be binding and may be entered as a judgment in a court of competent jurisdiction.
The arbitration will be conducted in accordance with the provisions of AAA’s Commercial
Arbitration Rules and Mediation Procedures in effect at the time of submission of your
demand for arbitration. See https://www.adr.org/sites/default/files/CommercialRules_Web.
pdf. Except as may be required by law as determined by an arbitrator, no party or arbitrator
may disclose the existence, content, or results of any arbitration hereunder without prior
written consent of both parties.
A. WAIVER OF RIGHT TO SUE. By agreeing to arbitration, you understand that, to
the maximum extent permitted by law, you are agreeing to waive your right to file
suit in any court, to a court hearing, a judge trial, or a jury trial.
B. CLASS ACTION WAIVER. To the maximum extent permitted by law, you expressly
agree to refrain from bringing or joining any claims in any representative or classwide capacity, including but not limited to, bringing or joining any claims in any class
action or class-wide arbitration.
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LIMITED WARRANTY
C. OPT OUT PROCEDURE. To request to opt out of arbitration you must contact
NuWave LLC at [email protected], NuWave LLC, 560 Bunker Ct., Vernon
Hills, IL 60061, U.S.A. You will have thirty (30) days from the date of product
delivery to opt out of arbitration with respect to any dispute arising out of or relating
to use or purchase of any NuWave product. If more than 30 days have passed,
you are not eligible to opt out of arbitration and will have waived your right to sue or
participate in a class action with respect to the dispute arising out of your purchase
or use of a NuWave product. For any dispute arising out of your use of NuWave’s
website, you have thirty (30) days from the date you provided information to the
website to opt out of arbitration. If more than 30 days have passed, you are not
eligible to opt out of arbitration and you will have waived your right to sue and
participate in a class action with respect to the dispute arising out of your use of
NuWave’s website.
D. SOME MATTERS ARE NOT SUBJECT TO ARBITRATION. Notwithstanding the
foregoing, the following shall not be subject to arbitration and may be adjudicated
only in the state and federal courts of Illinois: (i) any dispute, controversy, or claim
relating to or contesting the validity of our intellectual property rights and proprietary
rights, including without limitation, patents, trademarks, service marks, copyrights,
or trade secrets; (ii) an action by a party for temporary, preliminary, or permanent
injunctive relief, whether prohibitive or mandatory, or other provisional relief; or (iii)
interactions with governmental and regulatory authorities. You expressly agree
to refrain from bringing or joining any claims in any representative or class-wide
capacity, including but not limited to, bringing or joining any claims in any class
action or any class-wide arbitration.
READ YOUR OWNER’S MANUAL
If you still have any questions about operation or warranty of this product, please contact NuWave LLC
[email protected]
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