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manceofourcookingproducts,
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IMPORTANTSAFETYIFISTIUCTIOFIS
Read and follow all instructions technicianshowyou the locationof the Keepareaaroundapplianceclearand
beforeusing this appliance toprevent gasshut offvalveandhowto shutit off freefromcombustiblemateriats,gaso-
the potentialriskof fire, electricshock, in anemergency, line,and otherflammablevapors and
personalinjuryordamageto the appli- materials.
ance as a resultof improperusageof Always disconnectpower to appliance Ifapplianceisinstalledneara window,
theappliance.Useapplianceonlyfor its beforeservicing.
properprecautionsshouldbetakento
intendedpurposeas describedin this prevent curtains from blowing over
guide GENERALINSTRUCTIONSburners.
NEVERleaveanyitemsonthe cook-
top. The hot air from the vent may
IF THE INFORMATION IN THIS ignite flammable items and may
MANUAL IS NOT FOLLOWED >- ALL RANGES _ increasepressureinclosedcontainers
EXACTLY, A FIRE OR EXPLO- CAN TIP AND _ whichmaycausethemto burst.
SlON MAY RESULT CAUSING CAUSE Manyaerosol-typespraycansareEX-
PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSON- INJURIES TO PLOSIVEwhenexposedto heat and
AL INJURY OR DEATH. PERSONS may be highlyflammable.Avoidtheir
> DONOTSTOREOR USEGASO- > INSTALL _ useorstoragenearanappliance.
LINE OR OTHER FLAMMABLE ANTI-TIP (_ Manyplasticsare vulnerableto heat.
VAPORSAND LIQUIDS INTHE DEVICE Keepplasticsawayfrompartsof the
VACINITY OF THIS OR ANY PACKED appliancethat may becomewarm or
APPLIANCE. WITH RANGE hot. Do notleaveplasticitemsonthe
> WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL > FOLLOW ALL INSTALLA- cooktopas theymaymeltor softenif
GAS: TION INSTRUCTIONS left too closeto thevent or a lighted
surfaceburner.
- Do not try to light any appli- WARNING: To reduce risk of To eliminate the hazard of reaching
ante. tipping of the appliance from overhotsurfaceburners,cabinetstor-
- Do not touch any electrical abnormal usage or by exces- age should not be provided directly
switch, sire loading of the oven door, abovea unit.If storageis provided,it
- Do not use any phone in your the appliance must be se- shouldbe limitedto itemswhicharc
building, cured by a properly installed usedinfrequentlyandwhicharesafel_
-Immediately call your gas anti-tip device, stored in an area subjectedto hen
supplier from a neighbor's fromanappliance.Temperaturesmat
phone. Follow the gas sup- Tocheckifdeviceis properlyinstalled, be unsafefor some items, such a._
plier's instructions, removestoragedrawerorbroilercorn- volatile liquids, cleaners or aeroso
- If you cannot reach your gas partmentand look underneathrange sprays.
supplier, call the fire depart- with a flashlightto make sureone of
rnent, the rear leveling legs is properly
INSTALLATIONAND SERVICE engagedin the bracketslot.Theanti- IN(AS[0FfIRE
MUST BE PERFORMED BY A tipdevicesecurestherearlevelingleg
to the floor when properly engaged. Turnoffapplianceandventilatinghooc
QUALIFIEDTECHNICIAN,SER- You should check this anytime the to avoid spreading the flame
VICE AGENCY OR THE GAS rangehasbeenmoved. Extinguishflame,thenturnonhoodtc
SUPPLIER. removesmokeandodor.
COOKTOP:Smotherfireor flamein
Toensureproperand safeoperation: TOPREVENTfiR[ pan with a lid or cookiesheet.Neve
Appliancemustbeproperlyinstalledand usewaterona greasefire.
groundedby a quatifiedtechnician.Do SMOKEDAM.G[notattemptto adjust,repair,service,or OR OVENDOOR:If fireis in the oven c
replace any part of your appliance broiler pan, smotherby closingove,
unlessit is specificallyrecommendedin Be sure all packing materials are door.
this guide.All otherservicingshouldbe removedfrom the appliance before Neverattemptto pick up or move
referredto a qualifiedservicer.Havethe operatingit. flaming pan. Do not use water ot
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greasefires,usebakingsodaor a dry oven vent, surfaces near the vent Alwaysletquantitiesof hotfatusedfor
chemicalor foam-typeextinguisherto opening,ovendoorand areasaround deepfatfryingcool beforeattempting
smotherfire orflame, doorandwindow, to moveorhandle.
WARNING: NEVER use appliance Do not let cooking grease or other
(HI[D S,_f[ff door,or drawer,ifequipped,as a step flammablematerialsaccumulatein or
stoolor seatas thismayresultin pos- nearthe appliance,hoodor vent fan.
NEVERleavechildrenaloneor unsu- sibletippingof theappliance,damage Clean hood frequently to prevent
pervisedneartheappliancewhenit is totheappliance,andseriousinjuries, greasefromaccumulatingonhoodor
in useor isstillhot. Donottoucha hotovenlightbulbwith filter. When flamingfoods under the
hood,turnthefan on.
NEVERallow childrento sit or stand a dampclothasthe bulbcouldbreak.
on any part of the applianceas they Should the bulb break, disconnect NEVERweargarmentsmadeof flare-
couldbeinjuredorburned, powerto theappliancebeforeremov- mablematerialor loose-fittingorlong-
ingbulbto avoidelectricalshock, sleevedapparelwhilecooking.Cloth-
Childrenmustbetaughtthatthe appli- ingmayigniteorcatchutensilhandles.
anceandutensilsin it canbehot. Let
hotutensilscoolin a safeplace,outof (00KIN6 S,_f[ff Alwaysplaceovenracksinthedesired
reach of small children. Children positions while oven is cool. Slide
shouldbetaughtthat an applianceis Alwaysplacea panona surfaceburn- oven rackout to addor removefood,
not a toy. Children should not be er beforeturning it on. Be sure you usingdry, sturdypot holders.Always
allowedto playwith controlsor other knowwhich knobcontrolswhich sur- avoidreachingintotheovento addor
partsofthe unit. face burner. Make sure the correct removefood.Ifa rackmustbe moved
burneristurnedonand thatthe burn- whilehot,usea drypotholder.Always
CAUTION:NEVERstore itemsof in-
er hasignited.Whencookingis corn- turnthe ovenoffat theendofcooking.
terestto childrenincabinetsabovean
pleted,turnburneroffbeforeremoving Usecarewhenopeningtheovendoor.
applianceoronbackguardofa range, pan to prevent exposure to burner Let hot air or steam escape before
Children climbing on the appliance flame, movingor replacingfood.
doorto reachitemscouldbeseriously
injured. Alwaysadjustsurfaceburnerflameso PREPAREDFOOD WARNING:Fol-
thatitdoesnotextendbeyondthebot- lowfoodmanufacturer'sinstructions.If
_BOUT fOUR _,IPP[IAN([ tom edge of the pan. An excessive a plasticfrozenfoodcontainerand/or
flame is hazardous,wastes energy its cover distorts,warps,or is other-
and may damagethe appliance,pan wise damagedduringcooking,imme-
NEVER use appliance as a space orcabinetsabovetheappliance, diatelydiscardthe food and its con-
heaterto heator warma roomto pre-
ventpotentialhazardto the userand NEVERleavea surface-cookingoper- tainer.Thefood couldbe contaminat-
damagetothe appliance.Also,do not ation unattended, especially when ed.
usethe cooktopor ovenas a storage usingahighheatsettingorwhendeep NEVERusealuminumfoil to coveran
areaforfoodorcookingutensils, fat frying. Boiloverscause smoking oven rack or oven bottom. Misuse
and greasy spillovers may ignite, could result in risk of electricshock,
Donotobstructtheflowofcombustion Cleanupgreasyspillsassoonaspos- fire, ordamageto the appliance.Use
andventilationairbyblockingtheoven sible.Donotusehighheatfor extend- foilonlyasdirectedinthis guide.
vent or air intakes.Restrictionof air edcookingoperations.
flowtothe burnerpreventsproperper-
formanceand increasescarbonmen- NEVERheatan unopenedcontainer Uf[NSI[ S,_f[ff
oxideemissionto unsafelevels, on the surfaceburneror in the oven.
Pressurebuildupmaycausecontain-
Avoidtouchingoven vent areawhile er toburst,resultingin seriousperson- Use pans with flat bottomsand han-
dlesthat are easilygraspedand stay
oven is on and for severalminutes al injuryor damageto theappliance.
afterovenisturnedoff. Somepartsof cool. Avoid using unstable, warped,
theventandsurroundingareabecome Usedry,sturdypotholders.Damppot easily tippedor loose-handledpans.
holdersmaycauseburnsfromsteam. Also avoid using pans, especially
hotenoughto causeburns.Afteroven
Dishtowelsor othersubstitutesshould small pans, with heavy handles as
is turned off, do not touchthe oven
vent or surroundingareas until they neverbeusedaspotholdersbecause they could be unstableand easilytip.
havehadsufficienttimetocool. theycantrailacrosshotsurfaceburn- Pans that are heavy to move when
ersand ignite orgetcaughtonappli- filled with food mayalso be hazard-
Otherpotentiallyhotsurfacesinclude ancepads. ous.
cooktop, areas facing the cooktop,
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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS,CONT.
Besureutensi,is,argeenoughto (LEAFIIFIGSAFETY IMPORTAHTSAFETYNOTICE
properly contain food and avoid
boilovers.Pan size is particularlyim- Turnoff allcontrolsandwaitfor appli- AHD WARHIHG
portantindeepfatfrying.Besurepan ance partsto coolbeforetouchingor
will accommodatethe volumeof food cleaningthem.Do nottouchthe bum-
thatisto beaddedaswellasthe bub- The California Safe Drinking Water
er grates or surroundingareas until and Toxic EnforcementAct of 1986
bleactionoffat. theyhavehadsufficienttimetocool. (Proposition65)requirestheGovernor
Tominimizeburns,ignitionofflamma- Clean appliance with caution. Use of Californiato publisha list of sub-
blematerialsandspillagedueto unin- care to avoid steam burns if a wet stancesknowntothe Stateof Califor-
tentionalcontactwith the utensil,do
spongear clothis usedto wipe spills nia to cause cancer or reproductive
notextendhandlesoveradjacentsur- on a hot surface.Somecleanerscan harm,andrequiresbusinessestowarn
faceburners.Alwaysturnpanhandles producenoxiousfumesifappliedto a customersof potential exposuresto
towardthe side or backof the appli- hotsurface, suchsubstances.
ance,notoutintothe roomwherethey
areeasilyhit orreachedby smallchil- Users of this appliance are hereby
dren. ,_I[L[1_.LL,/Arq(lrlr'_"|rA_lOVEH warned that the burning of gas can
resultin low-levelexposuretosomeof
Neverleta panboil dryas this could the listedsubstances,includingben-
damagethe utensilandtheappliance. Cleanonlypartslistedinthisguide.Do zene,formaldehydeandsoot,duepri-
notclean doorgasket.Thedoor gas- marilytothe incompletecombustiono
Followthe manufacturer'sdirections ketis essentialfor a goodseal.Care natural gas or liquid petroleum(LP
whenusingovencookingbags. shouldbetakennotto rub,damageor fuels. Properlyadjustedburners wil
Onlycertaintypes of glass,glass/ce- removethe gasket.Do not useoven minimizeincompletecombustion.Ex
ramic,ceramicor glazedutensilsare cleanersof any kindin oraroundany posureto these substancescan als(
suitable for cooktop or oven usage partoftheself-cleanoven.
be minimizedby properlyventingthe
without breakingdue to the sudden Beforeself-cleaningthe oven,remove burnerstothe outdoors.
changein temperature.Followmanu- broilerpan,ovenracksandotheruten- Users of this appliance are hereb_
facturer's instructions when using sils and wipe up excessivespillovers
glass, to preventexcessivesmokeor flare- warnedthatwhenengagedintheself
clean cycle, there may be Iow-leve
This appliance has been tested for ups. exposureto some of the listed sub.
safe performanceusing conventional CAUTION:Donot leavefoodor cook- stances,includingcarbon monoxide
cookware.Do notuseanydevicesor ing utensils,etc., in the oven during Exposurecanbeminimizedbyproper
accessoriesthat are not specifically theself-cleancycle, ly ventingthe oven to the outdoor,,
recommendedin this guide. Do not duringtheself-cleancycleto openin(
useeyelidcoversforthesurfaceunits, It is normal for the cooktopof the a window and/or door in the roorr
stovetopgrills,oradd-onovenconvec- range to become hot during a self- wheretheapplianceis located.
tion systems.The use of devicesor clean cycle. Therefore,touching the
accessoriesthatarenotexpresslyrec- cooktopduringacleancycleshouldbe IMPORTANTNOTICE REGARDIN(
ommendedin this manualcancreate avoided.
PET BIRDS:Neverkeeppet birds i
serioussafety hazards,resultin per- the kitchen or in rooms where th
formanceproblems,and reduce the fumes from the kitchencould reac}
life of the componentsof the appli- Birdshavea verysensitiverespirator
ance. system. Fumes released during a
ovenself-cleaningcyclemaybeharrr
ful or fatal to birds. Fumes release
due to overheatedcooking oil, fa
margarineand overheatednon-stic
cookwaremaybeequallyharmful.
SAVETHESEIFISTRUCTIOHSFORFUTUREREFEFlEHCE
SURFACE(OOKIFIG
SURFACE(OFITROLS SURFACEcOntROL SUGGESTED
KNOBS HEATSETTINGS
Use to turn on _ Thesizeandtype ofcookwarewillaf-
thesurfaceburn- __ fecttheflamesetting. For informationIf flame should
go
out
during
a
ers. An infinite/_ _" I • )'}_. \ on cookwareandother factorsaffect-
cookingoperation,turntheburn- choice of heat[_// II II _/ ingflame settings,referto "Cooking
er off. If a strong gas odor is settingsis avail-/_// II II MadeSimple".
detected,open a window and able from LOW \_..% [[ )1 / /
wait five minutesbeforerelight- to HIGH. At the _e _oj Setting Uses
ingthe burner. HIGH setting a _ ° y
> Be sureall surfacecontrolsare detent or notch HIGH Useto bringliquidto aboil,
or reach pressure in a
set in the OFFpositionprior to maybefelt. The knobscanbeseton pressure cooker. Always
supplyinggastothe range, orbetweenanyof thesettings. ) reducesetting to a lower
> Nevertouchcooktopuntilit has _ heatwhenliquidsbeginto
cooled.Expectsomepartsofthe Graphicsnearthe knob identifywhich boilorfoodsbegintocook.
cooktop, especially around the burnertheknobcontrols.For i,
burners,to becomewarmor hot example,this graphicshows
g-:
duringcooking.Use potholders the rightrearburnerlocation. __ _f Anintermediateflamesize
is used to continuecook-
to protectyourhands.
SETTING THE CONTROLS ing.Foodwill notcookany
fasterwhena higherflame
PILOTLESSIGNITION 1.Placea panonthe burnergrate, settingis usedthan need-
Pilotlessignitioneliminatesthe needfor > The burnerflame maylift off or LOW ed to maintain a gentle
a constant standing pilot light. Each appearseparatedfromtheportif s_-_,_. boil. Water boils at the
sealedburnerhasa sparkignitor.When a panisnotplacedonthegrate. ,_, sametemperaturewhether
cleaningaroundthesurfaceburneruse _._
L_ _ boilinggentlyorvigorously.
care. If cleaningclothshouldcatchthe 2. Pushin andturnthe knobcounter- _
ignitor,itcoulddamageitpreventingig- clockwisetothe LIGHTsetting. Usetosimmerfoods,keep
nition. >Aclicking (spark)soundwillbe foods warm and melt
heard and the burnerwill light. ___ chocolateorbutter.
If the surface burner does not light, (All ignitorswill sparkwhen any
checkif ignitoris broken,soiledor wet. surfaceburnerknobis turnedto
If clogged,cleanthesmallportbeneath theLIGHTposition.) OPERATINGDURING
the ignitor usinga straightpin or soft
bristlebrush. 3.Aftertheburnerlights,turnthe knob A POWERFAILURE
tothedesiredflamesize.
c_,, 1. Holda lightedmatchtothe desired
>-The ignitorwillcontinueto spark surfaceburnerhead.
untiltheknob isturnedpast the
LIGHTposition. 2. Pushin and turn the controlknob
_o._ slowlyto LIGHT.
IGNITOR
,_o._o.,._.,_o. 3. Adjust the flame to the desired
level.
> When lightingthe surface burn-
ers,besureallofthecontrolsare
in the OFF position.Strike the
matchfirstand holdit in position
before turning the knob to
START.
4
SURFACECOOKIHG,corn,
(OOKTOP HIGHPERFORMANCE
BURNER(12,000BTU*)
TOPREVENTTHECOOKTOP
FROMDISCOLORINGOR Thisrangefeaturesa/ High _ A properlyadjustedburnerwith
high speed burner,,_l--- Pe,_o_,oe
STAINING: located in the right I • Front clean portswilllightwithina few
seconds.If usingnaturalgasthe
> Cleancooktopaftereachuse. front position.This high-performance flamewill be blue with a deeper
burner offers higher speed cooking blueinnercone.
> Wipeacidicorsugaryspillsas thatcanbeusedtoquicklybringwater
soonasthecooktophascooled toa benandfor large-quantitycooking. Ifthe burnerflameis yelloworis
asthesespillsmaydiscolorthe *BTUratingswillvary whenusingLP noisythe air/gasmixturemaybe
porcelain, gas. incorrect.Contacta servicetech-
nicianto adjust.(Adjustmentsare
Unlikearangewithstandardgasburn- notcoveredbythewarranty.)
ers,thiscooktopdoesnotlift-upnoris SIMMERBURNER
it removable.Do not attempt to lift WithLPgas, someyellowtipson
the cooktop for any reason. Thisburner is locatedin the left rear theflamesareacceptable.Thisis
position.The simmerburneroffers a normalandadjustmentisnotnec-
lowerBTUflamefordelicatesaucesor essary.
meltingchocolate.
> Withsometypesofgas,youmay
heara "popping"soundwhenthe
surfaceburner isturnedoff. This
BURNERGRATES isanormaloperatingsoundofthe
burner.
SEALEDBURNERS The grates must be properly posi-
tioned beforecooking. Improperin- >- If the controlknob isturnedvery
Thesealedburnersofyourrangearese- stallationof the grates may result in quicklyfrom HIGH to LOW,the
curedtothecooktopandarenotdesigned chippingofthe cooktop, flame may go out, particularlyif
to be removed.Sincethe burnersare Do not operate the theburneriscold. If this occurs,
sealedintothecooktop,boiloversorspills burners without a pan turnthe knobto the Off position,
willnotseepunderneaththecooktop, on the grate. The wait severalsecondsand relight
However,the burnerheadsshouldbe grate's porcelain fin- the burner.
cleanedaftereachuse.(Seepage14for ish maychip without a
cleaningdirections.) panto absorb the heat > Theflameshouldbeadjustedso
from the burner flame, it does not extend beyond the
edgeof thepan.
Although the burner
gratesaredurable,they
will graduaNylose their shine and/or
discolor,dueto thehightemperatures
ofthegasflame.
S
OVEN(OOKiN6
[ECTROHICCLOCKAHDOV[HCOHTROL
BROILPAD
I1 Usefor topbrowningandbroiling.
"= i ii
Bakei More+TimerC,ockt.PressBroi,pad
2. PressMore+or Less- padfor HI
SetCIock or LObroil.
ID ll ll OvenOn ll I1 Seepage10foradditionalinformation.
Broil Self ll Preheat Less- Cook Stop
Clean Time Time
II Lock
CLEANPAD
Useto setself-cleancycle.
fUNCTIONPADS _ The indicatorlight on the first 1. CloseandIockovendoor.
padwill"dim"slightlyandthe in- 2. PressCleanpad."3:00"willappear
dicatorlightonthe pad youjust inthedisplay.
> Press,or pressand hold,
these padsto enter time, More+ pressedwillbe"fullon."Thislets 3. Oven willautomaticallycleanfor 3
youknowthatyou havesetthe hours or press More+ or Less-
oventemperatureortose- SetClock controlfor twooperations, padtoselect2 to 4 hoursof clean-
lect HI or LO broil. No
beep will sound when Less- ing.
thesepadsarepressed. For example: If you set "O_M"
theovento bakeat 350°F Seepages12-13foradditionalinformation.
> Pressthis pad to cancel andthensetat/ruingoper- Bake
all operationsexceptthe .: at/on,the indicatorlighton COOK TIME/
TimerandClock. the Bake pad will "dim"
and the indicatorlight on "FULL-ON" STOPTIME PADS
> Functionpadsare theBake,Broil, the Timerpad willbe "full ll Useto programthe oven to startand
Clean,Timer, Clock, CookTime, on." stopautomatically.
Stop Time and Cancel pads. A The displaywill showthe Bake 1. Press Cook Time pad and enter
beepwill sound when these pads operationfor the padwith thedesiredcookingtime.
arepressed, the"full on" indicatorlight.Pressthe
2. PresstheBakepadandenteroven
>- Allfunctionpadsexceptthe functionpad with the "dim"indicator temperature.
Cancelpadfeatureanindi- lightto recallthatoperation.
catorlight. Bake 3. Todelaythe startofcooking,press
NOTE: If more than 30 seconds the Stop Time pad and enter the
> WhenBakeor Broilpadis II elapsebetween pressing a function timeyouwishthe oventoturnoff.
pressed,the indicatorlight pad and a More+ or Less- pad, the Seepage11foradditionalinformation.
willturnonto letyouknow Bake program will be canceled and the
that theoven issetfor this display will return to the previous
operation, display.
Indicator lights on Clean, Timer,
Clock,Cook Time and Stop Time BAKEPAD
pads will flash when the pad is Usefor bakingor roasting.
pressed.These indicatorlightswill 1. PressBake pad.
stopflashingbutwillremainlitonce 2. PressMore+orLess-paduntilthe
thefunctionstarts.
correctoven temperatureappears
>- Ifanindicatorlightonafunctionpad inthe display.
islitandyousetasecondoperation: Seepage8for additionalinformation.
- Eitherthe controlwill not accept
theoperationor
OVEHCOOKIHG,CONT.
SETTING THE CLOCK COHTROLOPTIONS TO RESTORE:Pressthe Clockand
Cancel padsat the same time and
1. PressClockpad. hold for three seconds. Thetime of
2. Pressor pressandhold More+or CLOCK CONTROLLED daywill reappearinthe display.
Less- paduntilthe correcttimeof
dayappearsinthedisplay. OVEN COOKING BEEPS
The displaywill flash when electrical Option1.(defaultoption)Fourbeeps AUTOMATICOVENTURN
powerisfirstsuppliedtotherangeor if at the end of cooking,then, one OFF/SABBATHMODE
therehasbeena powerfailure, beep every 30 secondsfor the The oven will automaticallyturn off
Torecallthetimeof daywhenanother next five minutes or until the after 12 hours, if you accidentally
functionisdisplayed,presstheClock Cancelpadispressed, leaveit on. You can deactivatethis
pad. Option 2. Four beepsat the end of feature,ifdesired.
Clocktimecannotbe changedwhen cooking,then,nootherbeeps.
TOELIMINATE12HOURTURN
the oven has been programmedfor Option 3. Four beeps at the end of
OFF:
clockcontrolledcooking,self-cleanor cooking, then, one beep every
delayedself-clean, minutefor the next 12 hours or 1. Pressthe Clockpad and holdfor
untiltheCancelpadispressed, threeseconds.
SETTINGTHETIMER 2. PressandholdtheMore+orLess-
Thetimercanbesetfrom oneminute SETTINGCLOCKCONTROLLED pad until8:88 appearsin thedis-
(0:01)upto 9 hours and 50 minutes OVENCOOKINGBEEPS: play.Currenttimeofdaywillreap-
pearin the displayafter four sec-
(9:50). 1. PressCookTimeandClockpads onds.
The timercanbe usedindependently atthesametimeandholdforthree
ofanyotherovenactivityandit canbe seconds. TO RESTORE:Repeatsteps1and2.
setwhileanotherovenfunctionisop- 12:00willappearbrieflyin thedisplay
erating. THE TIMER DOES NOT > A singlebeepwillsound, followedby thecurrenttimeof day.
CONTROLTHEOVEN. > Displaywillshowcurrentoption.
1. PresstheTimer pad. 2. Pressthe More+or Less- padto CONTROLLOCK-OUT
selecttheoptionnumberyouwish. TheControlLock-Outfeatureprevents
2. PressorpressandholdtheMore+ The currenttime of day will reap-
orLess- paduntilthecorrecttime pearin the displayafterfoursec- the ovenfrombeingturnedon.
appearsin thedisplay, onds.
> Thetimerwillstartautomatical- TOSETCONTROLLOCK-OUT:
ly.The TIMERindicatoronthe
Timer pad will light whenever CANCELCLOCKDISPLAY 1.Press and hold both Stop Time
and Cancel pads for three sec-
thetimeris inuse. ifyoupreferthatthetimeof daynotbe
onds.
> Onelongbeepand"End"will be displayed:
briefly displayedto signal the 2. "OFF" will appear in the display
endofthetimeroperation. TO SET: Press Clock and Cancel whenthisfeatureisactivated.Only
pads at the same time and holdfor the clock and timer functionswill
TOCANCELTIMER:Pressand hold threeseconds, operate when Control Lock-Out
Timer padfor threeseconds.Timeof When clock display is not shown, featureisactivated.
daywill reappearinthe display, press Clock pad to briefly recallthe
timeofday,if desired. Repeatstep1to deactivate.
7
OVEN TEMPERATURE BJKIHGJ HDROASTING.EAT indicatorwilllight.Theprese-
lected temperaturewill remain in
ADJUSTMENTOPTION
thedisplay.
Youmay adjustthe oventemperature
ifyouthinkthe ovenisnotbakingcor- 4. Allow 8-15 minutesfor theovento
rectly.Todecidehowmuchto change > Youmay find that thecooking preheat.A singlebeepwill indicate
the temperature,set the temperature times and temperaturesvary that the oven has preheated.The
25 degreeshigheror lowerthan your slightlyfromyouroldoven.This OVENON indicatorwill remainlit
reciperecommends,then bake.The is normal.Everyoven has its while the PREHEATindicatorwill
resultsofthe "test"shouldgiveyouan owncharacteristics, turnoff.
ideaofhowmuchtoadjustthetemper-
ature. > During some extended oven 5. Placefoodin theoven.
cooking operations,you may > The oven temperaturecan be
TOADJUSTTHE heara "popping"soundwhen changedatanytimebypressing
OVENTEMPERATURE: theoven burnercycles.Thisis the More+or Less- padfor the
normal, desiredtemperature.If another
1. Pressthe Bakepad. functionis displayed,pressthe
> See roastingchartin "Cooking Bake pad, then press the
2. Enter550°by pressingMore+pad. Made Simple"bookletfor rec- More+ or Lees- pad to select
3. Pressand hold the Bake padfor ommendedroasting tempera- newtemperature.
threesecondsuntil00° appearsin turesandtimesandbakingand
thedisplay, roastingtips. 6. Checkcookingprogressatthemin-
> Iftheoventemperaturewaspre- imumcookingtimeandcooklonger
viouslyadjusted,the changewill PILOTLESSIGNITION if needed.
bedisplayed.Forexample,ifthe
oven temperaturewas reduced Your range is equiped with pilotless 7. PressCancelpadandremovefood
by15°,thedisplaywillshow-15°. ignition.With thistype of ignitionsys- fromtheoven.TheBAKEindicator
tern, the gas automaticallyshuts off on the Bake pad will turn off. The
4. PressandholdtheMore+orLess- andtheoven will not operateduring OVENONindicatorwillturnoffand
pad to change the temperature, a power failure, thetime of daywill reappearinthe
Eachtime a pad is pressed,the A lighted match will not light the display.
temperaturechangesby5°. oven burner. No attempt should be > Ifyouforgettoturnoffthe oven,
>-The oven temperaturecan be made to operate the oven during a it will automaticallyturn off at
increasedor decreasedby 5 ° power failure, theendof 12hours.Ifyouwish
to 35o. to deactivatethis feature, see
SETTINGTHECONTROLS page7.
5. Thetime of day will automatically FORBAKINGAND
reappearinthedisplay. ROASTING OV[NVENT
Itisnotnecessaryto readjusttheoven
temperatureifthereis a powerfailure 1. PressBakepad. TheBAKEindica-
or interruption.Broilingand cleaning tor on the Bake pad will light,and theWhenventtheopening.°Venis in use,never block
000willlightin display.
temperaturescannotbeadjusted. Theovenventislocatedatthebaseof
2. Pressor pressand holdtheMore+ the backguard.Whenthe oven is in
or Less- pad to select oven tern- use,thisareamaybecomehotenough
perature, to causeburns. Do not place plastics
>- 350° willlightwheneitherpadis neartheventopeningas heatfromthe
pressed.Theoventemperature vent coulddistortor melttheplastic.
canbesetfrom170° to 550°.
3. Therewill be a four seconddelay 0V[N [16HT
before oven turns on. When the Pushthe switch on the
oventurnsontheOVENONindica- controlpanelto turnthe IUUI
tot will light, and then the PRE-
ovenlightonandoff. ov_NLIGHT
I
OYENCOOKING,cons,
OVENRACKS RACKPOSITIONS ROASTINGPOSITION:
Usedfor roastingtallercutsofmeat
!_-.-_ | or turkey. Place both oven racks,
_,_ one abovethe other,on the raised
f_,_ _ _ ____ --5 sidesof theovenbottom.
> Do notattemptto changethe !_ --4
hot.rackpositionwhentheovenis _, -- _ ,_--2_1 l_i = = [_
Yourovenhastworacks.Theyarede-
signedwitha lock-stopedge. RACK5: =_
Usedfor toasting breador broiling
TO REMOVE: Pull rack straightout thinnon-fattyfoods.
untilit stopsat thelock-stopposition;
lift uponthe front ofthe rackand pull RACK4: MULTIPLERACKCOOKING:
out. Used for most broilingand some
two-rackbaking. Tworack:
Userackpositions2 and4,or 1and
Usedfor most baked goodson a
_%\\',_ i_./_,1 cookiesheetor jelly roll pan,layer NOTE: Neverplacepans directlyon
!_'_l_ cakes, fruit pies, or frozen conve- theovenbottom.
Ii:if¢I] niencefoods.
HALFRACKACCESSORY
Used for roasting small cuts of Ahalf rack,to increaseoven capacity,is
meat,casseroles,bakingloavesof availableasanaccessory.Itfitsintheleft,
bread,bundtcakes,custardpiesor upperportionof the ovenand provides
TOREPLACE:Placerackontherack two-rackbaking, spacefora vegetabledishwhena large
roasterisonthelowerrack.Contactyour
supportintheoven;tiltthefrontendup RACK1: Jenn-Airdealerfor the"HALFRACK"Ac-
slightly;slide rackbackuntil it clears Usedforroastinglargecutsof meat cessoryKitorcall1-800-688-8408toorder.
the lock-stopposition;lowerfrontand and poultry, frozen pies, dessert
slidebackintothe oven. souffles,angel food cake,or two-
Donot coveranentirerack withalu- rackbaking.
minumfoil or place foil on the oven
bottom. Baking results will be af-
fected and damage may occur to
theoven bottom.
BROILING
SETTINGTHECONTROLS Rack TotalCook
FORBROILING TypeofMeat Position* Doneness Time(Min.)**
1. PresstheBroilpad. Bacon 4 WellDone 6-10rain.
> Broilindicatoronthe Broil pad BeefSteaks- 1"thick 4 Medium 15-20rain.
willlight. 4 Well 18-24min.
> 000willlightin the display
> TheOvenOnindicatorwill light. Chicken-Pieces 3 WellDone (LOBroil)
Therewill be an eight second 30-40rain.
delaybeforetheoventurnson.
Fish- Fillets 4 Flaky 8-12min.
2. Pressthe More+ pad to selectHI Steaks,1"thick 4 Flaky 10-15rain.
(high)broilorthe Loss-padto set
LO(low)broil. GroundBeef- Patties,3/4"thick 4 WellDone 15-18rain.
>- SelectHI broilfor normalbroil- Ham- PrecookedSlice,1/2'thick 4 Warm 8-12rain.
ing.
> SelectLObroilfor lowtempera- PorkChops- 1"thick 4 WellDone 22-26rain.
ture broilingof longercooking .........................
foodssuchas poultry. *Toprackpositionis#5.
**Broilingtimesareapproximateandmayvarydependingonthemeat.
3. Placefoodinthe oven,
4. Turn meat once about half way
throughcooking.
5. Press Cancel pad. Removefood
andbroilerpanfromtheoven.
TheOvenOn indicatorwill turn
Off.
> TheBroilindicatoronthe Broil
padwinturnoff.
Timeofdaywill reappearin dis-
play.
OVEHCOOKIHG,coNT.
CLOCK(0NTROLI.EDSETTING THE CONTROLS 6.When theoventurns on,the Oven
FOR CLOCK CONTROLLED Onindicator will light. The oven
OVENCOOKING temperaturewill appearin the dis-
OVENCOOKING play.Pressthe CookTime pad to
recallthe remainingcooktime.
1. PresstheCook Timepad.
>-CookTimeindicatorontheCook > NOTE:It is notnecessaryto set
Time padwillflash, a start time. Control will deter-
>- Highlyperishablefoodssuchas mine when to turn the oven on
dairy products,pork, poultryor >-0:00will lightin display, basedonthe cooktimeyouset.
seafoodare not recommended 2. Pressor pressandholdthe More+
fordelayedcookoperations, orLess-padto entercookingtime. 7. Oven will automatically turn off.
Fourbeepswillsoundand ENDwill
> Clock controlledbaking is not 3. PressBakepad. light in the display. A beep will
recommendedfor baked items _-Bake indicatoron Bake pad will sound every 30 seconds for the
that requirea preheatedoven, light, next5 minutes.
such as cakes, cookies and > 000will lightindisplay. >- NOTE:Seepage7 ifyouwishto
breads, change the end of cooking
4. Pressor pressand hold More+or
reminderbeeps.
Clock Controlled Oven Cooking is Less- padto enter oventempera-
ture. 8. Press Cancel pad and beepswill
usedto turnthe oven onand off at a
presettimeof day.Thisfeaturecanbe NOTE: Beepswill sound and 000 stop.Removefoodfromoven.
usedwith eitherovencookingorself- willflashindisplayiftheBakepadis
cleaning, not pressedwithinfourseconds.
5. IF YOU WISH TO DELAY THE
> Immediate Start: Oven turns on
immediatelyandautomaticallyturns STARTOFCOOKING:
offata presettime. (ifnotskipto#6)
a. PressStop Timepad.
> DelayedStart: Delaysthe start of
cookingor cleaningand automati- b. PressorpressandholdMore+or
callyturnsoffata presettime. Less- pad to enter time of day
youwishthe ovento turnoff.
Cooktime canonlybesetfor upto 11
c. PressClock pad.
hoursand59minutes(11:59).
>Time ofdaywill reappearinthe
Theclockmustbefunctioningandset display.
at the correcttime of dayfor thisfea-
tureto operatecorrectly.
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CARE&CLBHIHG
________.,SI If-CLIAHOVEN O,eanoven ovenheats,youmayhearso,nds
frame,door ____ ',I of metalpartsexpandingandcontract-
frame(area _ ing.Thisisnormalandwillnotdamage
outside of oven.
gasket)
> It isnormalforpartsofthe rangeto andaround
becomehotduringa cleancycle, the open- AFTERSELF-CLEANING
> Avoidtouchingcooktop,door,win- ingin thedoorgasketwitha nonabra-
dow,or oven vent area during a sivecleanersuchasBonAmior deter- Aboutone hour after the end of the
cleancycle, gentand water. Theseareasare not clean cycle, the LOCK indicatorlight
exposedtocleaningtemperaturesand will turnoff.Atthis point,the door can
> To preventdamageto oven door, shouldbecleanedto preventsoilfrom beopened.
do not attemptto open the door bakingonduringthecleancycle.
whenthe LOCKindicatorword is Somesoil mayleavea lightgray,pow-
displayed, deryashwhichcanberemovedwitha
To preventdamage,do not clean or dampcloth.If soilremains,itindicates
> Donotusecommercialovenclean- rubthe gasketaroundthe ovendoor. that the clean cycle was not long
ersontheself-cleanovenfinishor Thegasketisdesignedto sealin heat enough.Thesoilwill beremoveddur-
aroundanypartofthe ovenasthey duringthecleancycle, ingthenextcleancycle.
wiltdamagethefinishor parts. If theovenrackswere leftin the oven
Wipe up excess greaseor spillovers anddonotslidesmoothlyafteraclean
Theself-cleancycleusesabovenormal from the oven bottom to prevent cycle,wipe racksand embossedrack
cookingtemperaturesto automatically excessivesmoking,flare-upsor flare- supportswith a smallamountof veg-
cleantheentireoveninterior, ingduringthecleancycle, etableoiltorestoreeaseofmovement.
It is normalfor flare-ups,smokingor Wipe up sugaryand acidic spillovers Finelinesmayappearinthe porcelain
flamingto occurduringcleaningif the such as sweet potatoes,tomato or resultingfrom the heatingand cooling
oven is heavilysoiled. It is betterto milk-basedsauces.Porcelainenamel ofthefinish.Thisisnormalandwillnot
cleanthe oven regularlyratherthanto is acid resistant,not acid proof.The affectperformance.
wait untilthere is a heavybuild-upof porcelainfinish may discolorif acidic
soilinthe oven. spillsare notwipedup priorto a self- A whitediscolorationmayappearafter
cleancycle, cleaningifacidicor sugaryfoodswere
During the cleaning process, the not wiped up beforethe clean cycle.
kitchenshouldbewellventilatedtohelp This discolorationis normal and will
eliminatenormalodors associatedwith NOTaffectperformance.
cleaning. DURINGCLEANCYCLE
Whenthe LOCK indicatorlights,the
door cannot be opened.To prevent
BEFORESELF-CLEANING damageto door, do not force door
Turnoff the oven lightbeforecleaning openwhentheLOCKlightis illuminat-
as the light may burn out during the ed.
cleancycle.
Somesmokeandodormaybedetect-
Removebroilerpan, all pans and the ed the first few times the oven is
oven racks from the oven. The oven cleaned.This isnormalandwilllessen
rackswill discolorand may not slide intime. Smokemayalsooccurifoven
easilyaftera self-cleancycle, is heavilysoiledor if broiler pan was
leftinoven.
CARE&CLE,HIHG,,coils,
SETTINGTHECONTROLS TO CANCELCLEANCYCLE: er, (Do not spraysurroundingsur-
FORSELF-CLEAN 1. PressCancelpad. faces.) Place in plastic bags for
several hours or over night.
_ 2. If Lock indicatoris NOT lit, open Wearing rubber gloves, remove
oven door. If Lock indicatoris lit, from bags. Wash, rinse, dry and
allowoven to coolaboutone hour replaceoncooktop.
thenopenovendoor.
1. Closeovendoor. CLOCK AND CONTROL
2. Movedoorlookleverrightto locked CLEANING PROCEDURES PAD AREA
position. > To activate"Control Lock-out"for
3. PressClean pad. cleaning,seepage7.
> "--:--"or "3:00"will light in dis- > Be sure applianceis off and all > Wipewitha dampclothanddry.
play. partsare cooJbeforehandlingor > Glass cleaners may be used if
> CLEANlightwillflash, cleaning.This isto avoiddamage sprayedon a clothfirst. DO NOT
andpossibleburns, spray directly oncontrol pad and
> If door is not closedor locked, display area.
beepswin sound and "dr" will > To prevent staining or discol-
appearindisplay, oration, clean appliance after CONTROLKNOBS
eachuse.
3. PressMore+or Less-padtoselect > Removeknobsin the OFFposition
cleantimeorchangecleantime. > If a partis removed,be sureit is bypullingforward.
> Oven is presetto clean for 3 correctlyreplaced. > Wash,rinse and dry. Do net use
hours.Or, abrasivecleaning agents as they
BROILERPAN& INSERT mayscratchthefinish.
> Select2 hoursfor lightsoilupto > Turnon eachburnerto besurethe
4 hoursfor heavysoil. Nevercover insertwithaluminumfoil knobs have been correctly re-
asthispreventsthefatfromdrainingto placed.
4. IF YOU WISH TO DELAY THE thepanbelow.
STARTOFCLEANING(ifnot,skip _- Placesoapy cloth over insertand COOKTOP&
to #6): pan;letsoakto loosensoil. BACKGUARD,
a. PressStop Timepad. > Wash in warm soapy water. Use PORCELAINENAMEL
b. Press More+ or Less- pad to soapfilledscouringpadto remove
selectthetime of day youwish stubbornsoil. Porcelainenamel is glass fused on
metaland maycrackor chipwith mis-
theoventoturn off. > Broiler pan and insert can be
use.It isacidresistant,notacidproof.
c. PressClockpadandtimeofday cleanedindishwasher. Allspillovers,especiallyacidicor sug-
ary spillovers, should be wiped up
will reappearindisplay. BURNERGRATES immediatelywitha drycloth.
d. PressStop Time pad to recall
> Wash grates with warm, soapy > Whencool,washwith soapywater,
thetimeyouset.
water and a nonabrasive,plastic rinseanddry.
scrubbingpadorinthe dishwasher.
5. Whentheoventurnson: For stubbornsoils, clean with a > Neverwipeoff a warmor hot sur-
face with a dampcloth.This may
> TheOvenOnindicatorwilllight, soap-filled, nonabrasive pad or
spongeand a commercialCooktop causecrackingorchipping.
TheLockindicatorwilllight. CleaningCreme.*(Part#2000001.)** > Neveruseovencleaners,abrasive
> Door cannot be openedwhen > Forburnedonsoils,removegrates, or causticcleaningagentsonexte-
Lockisdisplayed, placeonnewspapersand carefully riorfinishofrange.
6. About one hour after the clean spraywithcommercialovenclean-
cycleends,the Lockindicatorlight
will turnoff. Theovendoor canbe
opened.
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ENAMEL (PAINTED) METAL FINISHES NOTE:Neveruseovencleaners,abra-
SIDEPANELS,STORAGEDRAWER& TRIMPARTS sive or caustic liquid or powdered
DOORHANDLES > Washwithsoapandwater,a glass cleanserson plastic finishes. These
> Whencool,washwithwarm,soapy cleaner,or mildliquidsprays,such cleaningagentswillscratchormarfin-
water,rinse anddry. Neverwipe a asFantastik*or Formula409*. ish.
warm or hot surface with a damp > To preventscratchingor dullingof NOTE:Topreventstainingor discolor-
clothas this maydamagethe sur- the finish, do not usemildlyabra- ation,wipe upfat, greaseor acid (to-
faceandmaycausea steamburn. sive, abrasive, harsh or caustic mato,lemon, vinegar,milk,fruitjuice,
> Forstubbornsoil, use mildlyabra- cleanerssuchasovencleaners, marinade)immediatelywith a dry pa-
sive cleaningagentssuchas bak- OVEN INTERIOR per towel.
ingsodapasteorBonAmi*.Donot
useabrasivecleanerssuchassteel > Followinstructionsonpages12-13
woolpadsorovencleaners.These forSelf-CleaningOven SEALEDGASBURNERS
productswillscratchorpermanent-
lydamagethe surface. OVENRACKS
NOTE:Usedrytowelor clothto wipe > Cleanwithsoapywater. > Clean frequently.Allow burner to
cool. Cleanwith soap and plastic
up spills, especiallyacidic or sugary > Removestubbornsoilwith cleans- scouring pad. For stubborn soils,
spills.Surfacemay discoloror dull if ing powderor soap-filledscouring clean with a soap-filled,nonabra-
soilisnotimmediatelyremoved.Thisis pad.Rinseanddry. sivepad.Trytopreventthecleaner
especiallyimportantfor whitesurfaces. Racks will permanentlydiscolor and fromseepingintothe gasportsas
may not slide smoothlyif left in the this will affect the flame. If the
GLASS oven duringa self-cleanoperation.If cleanerdoesenterthe ports,clean
OVENWINOOW& DOOR this occurs, wipe the rack and withasoftbristlebrushora straight
> Avoidusing excessiveamountsof embossedracksupportswitha small pin, especiallythe port belowthe
water which may seep under or amount of vegetableoil to restore ignitor.Do not enlarge or distort
behindglasscausingstaining, ease of movement, then wipe off holes.
> Washwith soap and water.Rinse excessoil. > Be careful not to get water into
with clear water and dry. Glass burnerports.
cleanercanbeusedifsprayedona PLASTICFINISHES
Usecarewhencleaningthe ignitor.
clothfirst. TRIM& ENDCAPS
Ifthe ignitoris wetor damagedthe
> Donotuseabrasivematerialssuch > When cool, clean with soap and surfaceburnerwillnotlight.
as scouring pads, steel wool or water,rinseanddry.
powdered cleaners as they will > Use a glass cleaner and a soft
scratchglass, cloth.
*Brandnamesforcleaningproductsareregisteredtrademarksoftherespectivemanufacturers.
**Toorderdirect,call1-800-688-8408.
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CARE&CLEAFIIHG,(ore.
MAINTENANCE OVENL,GHT OVENWINDOW
TO PROTECT THE OVEN
OVEN DOOR DOORWINDOW:
> Disconnect power to range 1. Do not use abrasive cleaning
beforereplacinglightbulb. agentssuchassteelwoolscouring
> Usea drypotholderto prevent pads or powdered cleansers as
> Donotplaceexcessiveweighton possible harmto handswhen theymayscratchtheglass.
or standon an openoven door. replacingbulb.
Thiscouldcausethe rangetotip 2. Donothittheglasswithpots,pans,
over,breakthedoor,orinjurethe > Be sure bulb is cool before furniture,toysor otherobjects.
user. touchingbulb.
3. Donotclosethedooruntilthe oven
> Do notattemptto openor close > Do not touch hot bulb with a racksarein place.
doororoperateovenuntildooris dampclothas this maycause
properlyreplaced, the bulbto break. Scratching,hitting,jarringor stressing
the glass may weaken its structure
> Never place fingers between causinganincreasedriskof breakage
hinge and front oven frame, atalaterdate.
Hingearmsarespringmounted. _ULBCovER
If accidentallyhit,the hinge will __
slam shut against oven frame " LEVELINGLEGS
andcouldinjureyourfingers. _' '
TO REMOVE: RE_,*,NER > Besurethe anti-tipbracketse-
1. Whencool,opentheoven doorto TO REPLACEOVENLIGHTBULB: cures one of the rear leveling
thefirststopposition(openedabout legsto thefloor to preventthe
fourinches). 1. Whenoveniscool,holdbulbcover rangefromaccidentallytipping.
in place,thenslidewire retaineroff
2. Graspdoor at eachside. Do not cover.NOTE:Bulb cover will fall
The rangeshouldbeleveledwhenin-
usethedoorhandleto liftdoor. if not held in place while remov-
stalled. If the rangeis not level,turn
3. Liftupevenlyuntildoorclearshinge ing wire retainer, the plastic leveling legs, located at
arms. 2. Removebulbcoverandlightbulb. eachcorneroftherange,untilrangeis
level.
3. Replacewith a 40-watt appliance
TOREPLACE:
bulb.
1. Graspdoor _:
ateachside. 4. Replacebulbcoverandsecurewith _._ _ :
wireretainer. _
2. Align slots in _,," --
thedoorwiththehingearmsonthe 5. Reconnectpowerto range. Reset _ _AANTI-TIPBRACKET
range, clock. _" _'LEVELINGLEG
3. Slidethedoordownontothe hinge
arms until the door is completely
seatedon the hinges.Push down
on the top cornersof the door to
completely seat door on hinges.
Doorshouldnotappearcrooked.
NOTE:Theovendoorona newrange
mayfeel "spongy"when it is closed.
This is normalandwill decreasewith
use.
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STORAGEDRAWER ELECTRICAL TOREMOVE:
CONNECTION When cool, remove the oven racks.
Slidethe two catches,locatedat each
Appliances which require electrical rearcornerof the ovenbottom,toward
power are equipped with a three- thefront oftheoven.
> Donotstoreplastic,paperprod- prong grounding
ucts,food orflammablemateri- plug which must
als in this drawer.The drawer be pluggeddirect-
maybecometoowarmforthese ly into a properly
itemswhentheovenisinuse. grounded three-
hole120voltelec- 2'_
Thestoragedrawercanberemovedto tricaloutlet.
allowyouto cleanundertherange.
Alwaysdisconnectpowertoappliance
TOREMOVE: beforeservicing.
1. Emptydrawerandpullouttothefirst The three-prong grounding plug _ t3il
stopposition, offers protection against shock haz-
ards. Do not cut or remove thethird
2. Liftupthefrontofthe drawer, grounding prong from the power Lift the rear edgeof the oven bottom
cord plug. slightly,thenslideit backuntilthe front
3. Pulloutto secondstopposition, edge of the oven bottom clears the
If an ungrounded,two-hole or other ovenfront frame.Removeovenbottom
4. Graspsidesand liftdrawerup and type electricaloutlet is encountered,it fromoven.
out. is the personal responsibility of the
appliance owner to have the outlet TO REPLACE:
TOREPLACE: replaced with a properly grounded Fit the front edge of the oven bottom
three-holeelectrical outlet, into the oven front frame. Lower the
1. Fittheendsofthedrawerglidesinto rear of the oven bottomand slide the
therailsin therange. OVENBOTTOM two catchesbackto lockthe ovenbot-
tom inplace.
2. Lift up front of drawer and gently Protectovenbottomagainstspillovers,
pushintothe firststop position, especiallyacidic or sugary spills, as REMOVALOFGAS
theymaydiscolortheporcelainenamel.
3. Lift drawerup againand pushuntil Use the correct pan size to avoid APPLIANCE
drawerisclosed, spilloversand boilovers.Never place Gasapplianceconnectorsusedto con-
utensils or foil directly on the oven nect this applianceto the gas supply
bottom.
are notdesignedfor continuousmove-
The ovenbottommay be removedfor Tent. Onceinstalled,DONOTrepeat-
easiercleaning, edlymovethisgasapplianceforclean-
ing orto relocate.If this appliancehas
to bemovedand/orremovedforservic-
ing, followthe proceduredescribedin
the installationinstructions.For infor-
mation contact Jenn-Air Customer
Serviceat 1-800-688-1100.
To prevent range from accidentlytip-
ping,rangemustbesecuredtofloorby
slidingtherearlevelinglegintotheanti-
tip bracket.
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STORAGEDRAWER ELECTRICAL TOREMOVE:
CONNECTION When cool, remove the oven racks.
Slidethe two catches,locatedat each
Appliances which require electrical rearcornerof the ovenbottom,toward
power are equipped with a three- thefront oftheoven.
> Donotstoreplastic,paperprod- prong grounding
ucts,food orflammablemateri- plug which must
als in this drawer.The drawer be pluggeddirect-
maybecometoowarmforthese ly into a properly
itemswhentheovenisinuse. grounded three-
hole120voltelec- 2'_
Thestoragedrawercanberemovedto tricaloutlet.
allowyouto cleanundertherange.
Alwaysdisconnectpowertoappliance
TOREMOVE: beforeservicing.
1. Emptydrawerandpullouttothefirst The three-prong grounding plug _ t3il
stopposition, offers protection against shock haz-
ards. Do not cut or remove thethird
2. Liftupthefrontofthe drawer, grounding prong from the power Lift the rear edgeof the oven bottom
cord plug. slightly,thenslideit backuntilthe front
3. Pulloutto secondstopposition, edge of the oven bottom clears the
If an ungrounded,two-hole or other ovenfront frame.Removeovenbottom
4. Graspsidesand liftdrawerup and type electricaloutlet is encountered,it fromoven.
out. is the personal responsibility of the
appliance owner to have the outlet TO REPLACE:
TOREPLACE: replaced with a properly grounded Fit the front edge of the oven bottom
three-holeelectrical outlet, into the oven front frame. Lower the
1. Fittheendsofthedrawerglidesinto rear of the oven bottomand slide the
therailsin therange. OVENBOTTOM two catchesbackto lockthe ovenbot-
tom inplace.
2. Lift up front of drawer and gently Protectovenbottomagainstspillovers,
pushintothe firststop position, especiallyacidic or sugary spills, as REMOVALOFGAS
theymaydiscolortheporcelainenamel.
3. Lift drawerup againand pushuntil Use the correct pan size to avoid APPLIANCE
drawerisclosed, spilloversand boilovers.Never place Gasapplianceconnectorsusedto con-
utensils or foil directly on the oven nect this applianceto the gas supply
bottom.
are notdesignedfor continuousmove-
The ovenbottommay be removedfor Tent. Onceinstalled,DONOTrepeat-
easiercleaning, edlymovethisgasapplianceforclean-
ing orto relocate.If this appliancehas
to bemovedand/orremovedforservic-
ing, followthe proceduredescribedin
the installationinstructions.For infor-
mation contact Jenn-Air Customer
Serviceat 1-800-688-1100.
To prevent range from accidentlytip-
ping,rangemustbesecuredtofloorby
slidingtherearlevelinglegintotheanti-
tip bracket.
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STRONGODOROR LIGHT
SMOKEOCCURSWHENOVENIS
TURNEDON.
> Thisisnormalforanewrangeandwill
disappearafterafewuses.Initiatinga
cleancyclewill"burnoft"thesmells
morequickly.
> Turningon a ventilationfan willhelp
removethesmokeand/orodor.
> Excessivefoodsoilsontheovenbot-
tom.Useaself-cleancycle.
"F" PLUSANUMBERAPPEARS
IN THEDISPLAY.
> Thisis calleda faultcode.If a fault
codeappearsinthedisplayandbeeps
sound,pressthe Cancelpad.If the
faultcodeandbeepscontinue,discon-
nectpowertotheappliance.Waitafew
minutes,thenreconnectpower.Iffault
codeandbeepsstillcontinue,discon-
nectpowertotheapplianceandcallan
authorizedservicer.
> Iftheovenisheavilysoiled,excessive
flare-upsmayresultinafaultcodedur-
inga cleancycle.PressCancelpad
andallowtheoventocoolcompletely.
Wipeoutheavysoilandthenresetthe
cleancycle.Ifthefaultcodeandbeeps
stillcontinue,disconnectpowerto the
applianceandcallanauthorizedser-
vicer.
11
JEHH-AIRRAHG[WARRAHTY
WIIAIISHOT(OVEREDBYTILES[WkRRkHII[S:
FullOneYearWarranty-PartsandLabor
1. Conditionsanddamagesresultingfromanyofthefollowing:
Forone(1) yearfromtheoriginalretailpur-
chasedate,any partwhichfails in normal a. Improperinstallation,delivery,ormaintenance.
homeusewillberepairedorreplacedfreeof b. Anyrepair,modification,alteration,or adjustmentnotauthorizedbythe
charge, manufactureroranauthorizedservicer.
LimitedWarranties- PartsOnly c. Misuse,abuse,accidents,or unreasonableuse.
SecondYear- Afterthefirstyearfromthe d. Incorrectelectriccurrent,voltage,orsupply.
originalpurchasedate,partswhichfailinnor-
e. Impropersettingofanycontrol.
maihomeusewillberepairedor replaced
free of chargefor the part itself,withthe 2. Warrantiesarevoidiftheoriginalserialnumbershavebeenremoved,altered,
ownerpayingallothercosts,includinglabor, orcannotbereadilydetermined.
mileageandtransportation. 3. Lightbulbs.
ThirdThroughFifthYear- Fromtheoriginal 4. Productspurchasedforcommercialor industrialuse.
purchasedate,partslistedbelowwhichfailin 5. Thecostofserviceorservicecallto:
normalhomeusewillberepairedorreplaced
a.Correctinstallationerrors.
freeof chargefor the partitself,with the
ownerpayingallothercosts,includinglabor, b.Instructtheuserontheproperuseoftheproduct.
mileageandtransportation, c.Transporttheappliancetotheservicer.
ElectronicControls 6. Consequentialorincidentaldamagessustainedbyanypersonasaresultof
ThirdThroughTenthYear- Fromtheorigi- anybreachofthesewarranties.Somestatesdonotallowtheexclusionorlim-
nalpurchasedate,partslistedbelowwhich itationof consequentialorincidentaldamages,sotheaboveexclusionmay
failinnormalhomeusewillberepairedorre- notapply.
placedfreeof chargeforthe partitself,with
theownerpayingall othercosts,including
labor,mileageandtransportation. If YOU NEED _;ERYI(E
SealedGasBurners
I Callthe dealerfromwhomyourappliancewaspurchasedor callMaytag
CanadianResidents AppliancesSalesCompany,Jenn-AirCustomerAssistanceat 1-800-688-
Theabovewarrantiesonlycoveranappliance "It00,USAandCanadatolocateanauthorizedservicer.
installedinCanadathathasbeencertifiedor I Besuretoretainproofofpurchasetoverifywarrantystatus.RefertoWAR-
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ancetoaNationalStandardofCanadaunless vice.
theappliancewasbroughtintoCanadadueto
I Ifthedealerorservicecompanycannotresolvetheproblem,writetoMaytag
transferofresidencefromtheUnitedStatesto
Canada. AppliancesSalesCompany,Attn:CAIR®Center,P.O.Box2370,Cleveland,
TN37320-2370,orcall1-800-688-1100USAandCanada.
LimitedWarrantyOutsidetheUnitedStates
U.S.customersusingTTYfordeaf,hearingimpairedorspeechimpaired,call
andCanada- PartsOnly 1-800-688-2080.
Fortwo(2)yearsfromthedateoforiginalre-
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chargeforthepartitself,withtheownerpay- a.Yourname,addressandtelephonenumber;
ingall othercosts,includinglabor,mileage b.Modelnumberandserialnumber;
andtransportation, c.Nameandaddressofyourdealerorservicer;
Thespecificwarrantiesexpressedaboveare
d.Acleardescriptionoftheproblemyouarehaving;
theONLYwarrantiesprovidedbythemanu-
facturer.Thesewarrantiesgiveyouspecific e.Proofofpurchase(salesreceipt).
legalrights,andyou mayalso haveother I User'sguides,servicemanualsand partsinformationareavailablefrom
rightswhichvaryfromstatetostate. MaytagAppliancesSalesCompany,Jenn-AirCustomerAssistance.
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