Maytag MER5530 User manual

Brand: Maytag

Model: MER5530

Category: Small kitchen appliances

Type: User manual

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8111P375-60

MAYrAG USER'S GUIDE

Electric Range

with

Electronic Control

TABLE OF CONTENTS

IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS .......... 2-4 • OvenWindow............................. 15

• OvenVent ................................ 16

RANGEFEATURES............................. 5 • OvenLight................................ 16

CLOCKAND OVENCONTROL ................. 6-7 • OvenRacks .............................. 16

• StorageDrawer ........................... 17

ABOUTYOUR COOKTOP ..................... 8-10 • LevelingLegs ............................. 17

• Cooktop................................... 8 ABOUTCLEANING ......................... 18-22

• CoilElements.............................. 9

• DripBowls................................. 9 • Self-CleanOvenFeature ................ 18-19

• SmoothtopCooktop........................ 10 • CleaningChart ......................... 20-22

ABOUTYOUR OVEN ........................ 11-14 ABOUT COOKING .......................... 23-28

• HowToSetOven ........................... 11 • SurfaceCooking ........................ 23-24

• AluminumFoilUsage ...................... 25

• AutomaticOvenT_medCookFeature ........ 12

• HowTo Set Broil........................... 13 • Baking& Roasting...................... 25-27

• Oven Characteristics ...................... 14 • Broiling................................... 28

• OvenTemperatureAdjustment .............. 31 ABOUT SERVICE........................... 29-32

ABOUTYOUR RANGE...................... 15-17 • TroubleshootingChart ................... 29-31

• HowToReceiveService.................... 32

• OvenDoor................................ 15

• DoorLockLever........................... 15 WARRANTY .................................. 32

INSTALLERP ase leave

thismanualwiththisappliance. ModelNurnber_

SerialNumber:

CONSUMER Pleaseread

andkeepthismanualforfuture Dateof PUrchase:....

ModelandSerialnumbersareontheratingplate.See page5 for location.

ofpurchase.

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I IMPORTANTSAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ]

Thank You fo,purchasingourcooking IMPORTANTINSTRUCTIONS

appliance.Tohelpyouobtainthe maximumincooking Readand followall instructionsbeforeusingthis

satisfaction,we offerthese suggestions: applianceto preventthe potentialriskof fire, electric

shock,personalinjury ordamageto theapplianceas a

Readthis manualbeforeusingthe appliance, resultof improperusageof theappliance.Use appliance

onlyfor itsintendedpurposeasdescribedinthis manual.

Reviewall safetyand cautioninstructions.

Toensure properand safe operation:Appliancemust

beproperlyinstalledandgroundedbya qualified

(]E_ReviewtheTroubleshootingCharton technician.

pages29to31 ifservicebecomesnecessary.

cuOet e o an ea u er of ouI I

appliancewhen requestingservice. _ WARNING

• Proofof purchasesuchas salesreceipt

willbe neededfor warrantyservice. ALL RANGES CAN TIP AND

CAUSE INJURIESTO PERSONS.

Youcan contactusat:

MAYTAGCONSUMEREDUCATION INSTALLANTI-TIPDEVICES

ONE DEPENDABILITYSQUARE PACKEDWITH RANGE.

NEWTON,IOWA 50208

(515) 791-8911 FOLLOW ALL INSTALLATION

(Monday- Friday,8 am - 5 pm CST) INSTRUCTIONS.

Internet:http://www.maytag.corn

In ourcontinuingeffortto improvethequa(ityand WARNING: Toreduceriskof tippingof theappliance

performanceofourcookingappliances,it may be

necessaryto make changesto the appliancewithout fromabnormalusageor byexcessiveloadingoftheoven

door,theappliancemustbesecuredbya properly

revisingthismanual, installedanti-tipdevice.

Tocheck if deviceis properlyinstalled,removestorage

I MODELS:MER5510and MER5530 ' 1 drawerand look underneathrange to makesure one of

i the rear levelinglegs is properlyengaged in the bracket

slot.The anti-tip devicesecuresthe rear leveling leg to

the floorwhen properlyengaged.You should checkthi_

anytime the range has been moved.

IN CASE OF :FIRE

Turn offapplianceand ventilatinghoodto avoidspreadi_

theflame. Extinguishflamethenturn on hoodto remove

smokeand odor.

• Cooktop: Smotherfireorflame ina _.

panwith a lid orcookiesheet. _

NEVERpick upor movea

flaming pan.

• Oven: Smotherfire orflame by closingthe oven do

Do not usewater ongreasefires. Use bakingsoda,a (

chemicalorfoam-typeextinguisherto smotherfireor

flame.

I IMPORTANTSAFE INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS COOK'TOP

WARNING:NEVERuseappliance l_,,,_J_,,,,__..... NEVERleavesurfaceunits .,,S':'_"_'_""_,=%,,

%,=

door,or drawer,ifequipped,as a _, ._ unattendedespeciallywhenusing .#%,,. _ti{.

stepstoolorseat as this may result _,,,i=...__'''_ '_ highheatsettings.An unattended ,,_]:'!#'_'o,,,t -_,

inpossibletippingof the appliance, I boilovercould cause smokingand a {_i!

seriousdamageinjuries.t°theappliance,and "__' greasyspillovercancause afire. #

_%i,%__i_ll_i_illiiii

Ifapplianceis installednearawindow,proper Thisapplianceis equippedwith differentsize surface

precautionsshould betakento preventcurtainsfrom elements.Select panshavingflat bottomslargeenoughtc

blowingover surfaceelements, cover element.Proper relationshipof panto elementwill

improvecookingefficiency.

NEVERuseapplianceto warmor

heatthe room.Failuretofollow this :%,.

instructioncanleadto possible If pan issmallerthan element,a ":_

burns,injury,fire, ordamageto the portionofthe elementwillbe Ii

appliance, exposedto directcontactand

4_#....................%,. could igniteclothingor potholder.

NEVERwear loose-fittingor ,_ j '.,,

hanginggarmentswhile usingthe _.._:._u'__a_

appliance,Clothingcouldcatch _i_

:_ ),j _llJli_ Only usecertaintypes ofglass,glass/ceramic,ceramic,

utensilhandlesor igniteand cause _i_,._,,_,,._lJ{_":_! earthenware,or otherglazedutensils suitablefor cookto_

burnsifgarmentcomesincontact _ or ovenservicethat willnot breakdue tothe sudden

with hot heatingelements. "_'_ change in temperature.Follow utensil manufacturer's

instructionswhen usingglass.

Toensureproper operationand to avoiddamageto the

applianceor possible injury,do not adjust,service, repair Turnpan handletowardcenter of ..,_,,_,,_

orreplaceanypartof the applianceunlessspecifically cooktop,notout intothe roomor _ %_

recommendedinthis manual. Referallother servicingto a overanothersurfaceelement.This _,?__1_.... !_

qualifiedtechnician, reducesthe risk of burns,ignitionof !1___i

flammablematerials,or spillage if _,,.__,/. "_.

NEVERstoreor usegasolineorother combustibleor pan isaccidentlybumpedor __F

flammablematerialsin theoven,nearsurface unitsorin reachedby smallchildren. '_l,,_J_

thevicinityofthis applianceas fumescouldcreate a fire

hazardor an explosion. Topreventdamageto removableheatingelements,do

immerse,soak orcleanin a dishwasheror self-clean

Topreventgreasefires, do not let cookinggreaseor other oven.A damagedelement couldshort resultingin a fire

flammablematerialsaccumulatein or nearthe appliance, shockhazard.

Make suredrip bowlsare in place as absenceofthese

Use onlydry potholders.Moistor _,j_!%

damppotholdersonhotsurfaces _,. ,_ _ bowlsduring cookingcould damagewiringor parts.

mayresultin a steamburn. Donot ._ "_

let potholdertouch hotheating .# '%,/'_ -_

elements.Do notusea towelor __" _""_ '_ SMOOTHTOP

other bulkyclothwhichcould ___ NEVERcookon brokencooktop.Contacta qualified

easilytouch hotheatingelements technicianimmediately.If cooktopshouldbreak, cleani

and ignite, solutionsand spilloversmay penetratethebroken coo

Alwaysturn offallcontrolswhencookingis completed, and createa riskof electricshock.

NEVERheat unopenedcontainersonthe surfaceunitor Cleancooktopwith caution.Somecleanerscan produ

inthe oven.Pressurebuild-upin thecontainermaycause noxiousfumesif appliedto a hotsurface. Ifa wetspot

containerto burst resultingin burns,injuryor damageto cloth,or papertowel is usedto wipespills on a hot

theappliance, cookingarea, be carefulto avoidsteam burn.

NEVERusealuminumfoil to line drip bowls,or to cover

anovenrackor ovenbottom.Misusecouldresultin risk of

electricshock,fire, ordamageto the appliance.Usefoil

onlyas directedin this manual.

[0 IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

OVEN CHILD SAFETY

Use care when opening door. Let hot ._,,_:,_%_ NEVER leave children alone or

I[ii_.'_ _ "%i,, unsupervised in area where _i'_

orairreplacingOrsteam food.escapebefore removing _ appliance is in use or is still hot. _,,_

! _:_ ,_ ii_ NEVER allow children to sit or stand '#!

For proper oven operation and

performance, do not block or obstruct on any part of the appliance as they . _.

oven vent duct. could be injured or burned. ::',,,,,,,_,,,,,.....

CAUTION: NEVER store items of _ _' '*i%_{o

Always place oven racks in desired locations while oven is interest to children in cabinets ,_il

cool. If rack must be moved while oven is hot, do not let above an appliance or on backguard _ IL_LI_I_M

potholder contact hot heating element in oven. of a range. Children climbing on _.__% _,

appliance, door or drawer to reach %,___.,f

items could damage the appliance

SELF-CLEANINGOVEN or be burned or seriously injured.

Clean only parts ]isted inthis manual. Do not clean door Children must be taught that the appliance and utensils in

gasket. The gasket is essential for a good seal. Care or on it can be hot. Let hot utensils cool in a safe place,

should be taken not to rub, damage, or move the gasket, out of reach of small children. Children should be taught

that an appliance is not a toy. Children should net be

DOnot use oven cleaners. No .,,,"_"'_ allowed to play with controls or other parts of the unit.

commercial oven cleaner or oven _t_

_'__; HEATINGELEMENTS

liner protective coating of any kind iU_.t i_!

should be used in or around any I NEVER touch surface or oven _,,,_'._'._....

part of the oven. _ heating elements, areas near .... _L

Before self-cleaning the oven, _='_'_"_':"_"'_'_ elements or interior surfaces of

remove broiler pan, oven racks and other utensils to oven. o._]

prevent excessive smoking, discoloration of the oven Heating elements may be hot even

racks or possible damage to utensils, though they are dark in color, Areas

Wipe up excessive spillovers, especially greasy spills, near surface elements and interior

before the clean cycle to prevent excessive smoking or surfaces of an oven may become hot enough to cause

flare-ups, burns. During and after use, do not touch or let clothing

or other flammable materials contact heating elements,

It is normal for the cooktop to become hot during a clean areas near elements, or interior surfaces of oven until

cycle. Therefore, avoid touching or lifting the cooktep they have had sufficient time to cool.

during a clean cycle. Other potentially hot surfaces include: Coektop, areas

facing the cooktop, oven vent opening, surfaces near the

vent opening, oven door, areas around the door, and eve

VENTILATINGHOODS window.

Clean range hood and filters frequently to prevent grease IMPORTANTSAFETY NOTICE & WARNING

or other flammable materials from accumulating on hood

or filter and toavoid grease fires, The California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcem_

Act of 1986 (Proposition 65) requires the Governor of

Turn the fan on when flamb_ing foods (such as Cherry California to publish a list of substances known tothe

Jubilee) under the hood. State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm

and requires businesses to warn customers of potential

DEEP FAT FRYERS exposures to such substances.

Users ofthis appliance are hereby warned that when th_

Use extreme cautionwhen moving the grease kettle or oven is engaged in the self-clean cycle, there may be

disposing of hot grease. Allowgrease to cool before some low level exposure to some of the listed substano

attempting to move pan. including carbon monoxide. Exposure to these substan_

can be minimized by properly venting the oven to the

outdoors during the self-clean cycle by opening a windo

and/or door in the room where the appliance is located.

RANGEFEATURES 01

ELECTRONICCONTROL(pages6 and 7)

OVENLIGHTSWITCH (page 16) _EINDICATORLIGHT (page8)

BACKGUARD SURFACECONTROLS(page8)

OVEN VENT(page 15)

onsmoothtoprange

(page8) oncoilelement range

_.EINDICATOR

(smoothtopcooktoponly)

SURFACEELEMENTS._ (page 10)

(pages9 and 10)

LELEMENT(notshown)

(pages 13and28)

(page 15)

COOKTOP (self-cleanoven - pages 18and 19_

RACK SUPPORTS

ANTI-TIP BRACKET OVENRACKS

(page 17) (page 16)

LEVELINGLEG (page 17) BAKE ELEMENT

(pages 11,26 and27)

RATINGPLATE

OVENDOOR

(page 15)

OVEN WINDOW

STORAGEDRAWER(page 17)

DOORGASKET

IUP CLOCKANDOVENCONTROL

to cancelall and holdthese

operations Cancel padsto enter

exceptthe time, oven

TIMER.The _ Se_ _ _, __ temperatureor

timeof daywill _Oven on

reappearin the I_-)1Preheat to select HIor

display. • CleanJ L. Lo¢k LO broil.

ABOUTTHE FUNCTIONPADS HOW TO SET CLOCK

• Functionpadsarethe BAKE,BROIL,SELF-CLEAN, 1.PressCLOCKpad.

TIMER,CLOCK,COOKTIME, STOPTIME, and

CANCELpads.A beepwill soundwhenthese pads 2. Pressor press and hold I ,,,_--'_,_I

arepressed. • or • pad untilcorrect

then

• No beepwill soundwhenthe • or • pad ispressed, time of dayappearsin

• Allfunctionpadsexceptthe CANCEL display.

padfeaturean indicatorlight. _'_

Whenthe BAKEor BROILpad is [ """" J Displaywill flashwhen powerissuppliedto unit.

pressed,the indicatorlightwill _ PressCLOCKpad.To recalltime of daywhenanother

turn onto let youknowthat the l BakeJ function isdisplayed.

ovenis setfor this operation. Clocktime cannot bechanged ifoven issetfor timed

IndicatorlightsonSELF-CLEAN,TIMER, bakeor delayed clean operation.Cancelthe operation

CLOCK,COOKTIME and STOPTIMEpadswill beforesettingthe clock.

flash whenthe pad ispressed.These indicatorlights Iftimer isin use,pressCLOCK padonceto recallthe

will stopflashing butwillremainlitonce thefunction timeof dayor twice to resetthe time of day.

starts.

• If anindicatorlighton afunction pad is litand youset

a secondoperation: CLOCKDISPLAYDISABLEFEATURE

- Eitherthe control will notaccepttheoperationor Ifyou preferthat thetime ofday isnot displayed:

- The indicatorlightonthefirst padwill"dim"slightly 1. Pressand hold both _

and theindicatorlightonthe padyoujust pressed CLOCKand CANCEL

Lcanc,J

will be"full on."This letsyou knowthat you have padsfor 3 seconds, and

setthe control for two operations.

Whenclockdisplayis

Forexample:ifyou setthe oven _"DIM" disabled,pressCLOCKpad to recalltime ofdayfor 4

to bakeat 350°Fand then seta l BakeI seconds.Displaywill then blank.

timingoperation,the indicatorlight

ontheBAKE padwill"dim"and Ifa powerfailureoccurswhen theclock has been

the indicatorlightonthe TIMERpad willbe"fullon." disabled,the displayremainsblankand willnot flash

whenpoweris restored.

Thedisplaywill showthe operation _"FULL

for thepad withthe "fullon"indicator | Timer| ON" Repeatstep1 to reactivateclockfeature.

light.Pressthe functionpad Withthe

[ J

"dim"indicatorlightto recallthat

operation.

CONTROL

HOW TO SET TIMER CONTROL LOCK-OUT FEATURE

1. PressTIMERpad. _ The ControlLock-Outfeaturepreventstheovenfrom

2. Pressor pressand hold I'_ l_71 beingturned on.

• or• pad untilcorrect

timeappearsindisplay, then Toactivate: _ f

1. Pressand hold both

LSTOPTIME and and Cancel,

CANCELpadsfor 3

The timerfeaturedoes notoperate the oven. seconds.

The timercanbe setfrom 1minute[0:01]upto 9 hours 2. "OFF"willappearin display

and50 minutes[9:50]. whenthis featureisactivated. Onlythe clock and

The timerwill startautomatically.TheTIMERindicatoron timerfunctionswilloperatewhen Control Lock-Out

theTIMERpad willlightwheneverthe timer is inuse.One featureis activated.

longbeepand "End"will bebrieflydisplayedto signalthe Repeatstep 1to deactivate.

end ofthe timeroperation.

To canceltimer: Pressand holdTIMERpadfor 3

seconds.Timeof daywillreappearinthe display. "END OF TIMED COOK" BEEPS

Youhavea choiceofthree"endof cooking"reminder

12 HOUR ENERGY SAVER FEATURE ..... beepsfortheAutomaticOvenTimerfeature.

The 12HourEnergySaverfeatureautomaticallyturnsoff • Option1: Fourbeepsthenonebeepevery30second:

the ovenifitwasaccidentlyleftonfor12 hours.To forthenext 5 minutesoruntilCANCELpadis

deactivatethisfeaturesotheovenwillNOTturnoff pressed.(Defaultoption.)

automaticallyattheend of12hours: • Option2: Fourbeeps.Thereare nootherbeeps.

1. PressandholdCLOCKpad _ • Option3: Fourbeepsthenonebeepeveryminutefor

for 3 seconds. _ [_7] the next 12hoursor untilCANCELpad is pressed.

2. Press• or•pad until8:88 lClockl then

appearsin thedisplay. Howto selectthe desiredoption:

Currenttimeofdaywill 1. Pressand holdboth _

reappearinthe displayafter COOKTIMEand CLOCK

[COOe J[c,oc,

4 seconds, padsfor3 seconds, and

Repeatsteps1and2 toreactivatethe12HourEnergy • A singlebeepwillsound.

Saverfeature.12:00willappearindisplaytoindicatethe • Displaywillshowcurrent

EnergySaverfeatureisrestored, option.

2. Press• or•padto ]L__]

selectthe optionnumber

youwish.The currenttime

ofday will reappearinthe

displayafter4 seconds.

[0 ABOUTYOURCOOKTOP

[,Ac.uT.o.I

Before cooking o.. Othertips..,

• Alwaysplace a panonthe surfaceunitbeforeyou • Toeliminatethe hazardof reachingoverhotsurface

turn iton.To preventdamageto range,never elementsdo notinstallcabinetstoragedirectly

operatesurface unitwithout a pan in place, above a unit.

• NEVERusethe cooktopas a storageareafor food

orcookware. • If storageis provided,limit itte itemsthat are

infrequentlyusedand canbesafelystoredin an

During cooking.., areasubjectedto heat.

• Besure youknowwhich knobcontrolswhich surface

unit.Makesureyouturned onthe correct surface • Temperaturesmay beunsafefor itemssuch as

unit. volatile liquids,cleanersor aerosolsprays.

• Begincookingon a higherheat settingthenreduce

to a lowersettingto completethe operation.Never • Aerosol-typespraycansare EXPLOSIVEorhighly

usea highheat settingfor extendedcooking, flammablewhenexposedto heat.Avoidtheir useor

storagenearanappliance.

• NEVERallow a panto boil dry.This coulddamage

the panand the appliance. • NEVERleaveanyitems,especially plasticitems,

• NEVERtouchcooktopuntilit hascooled.Expect unattendedonthe cooktop.The hotairfrem the vent

somepartsofthecooktop, especiallyaroundthe mayigniteflammableitems, meltor softenplastics,

surfaceunits,to becomewarmor hot during or increasepressurein closedcontainerscausing

cooking.Use potholdersto protect hands, themto burst.

After cooking... • NEVERallowaluminumfoil,meat probesor any

• Besuresurface elementisoff aftercooking, othermetalobject, otherthan a utensilon a surface

• Cleanupgreasy spillsassoon as possible, element,to contactheatingelements.

HOW TO OPERATESURFACEUNIT SURFACEINDICATORLIGHT

1.Placepanon surfaceunit. A SURFACEindicatorlight,locatedonthe backguard,will

OFF turn onwhenevera surface unitisturned on.Lightwill

2. Pushin andturn knobto desired LOW/_"_IGH turn offwhen surfaceunitisturned off.

setting. 1__ 7

• Eachknob isidentified by

internationalsymbols located _ow°"._. _ °" .o.

beloweach knob. ,__ _' ' ' '

• Knobcanbeturned ineither s _' °'%-[rb7" '%'L_ '

direction. / oe oo !

©Q _ INTERNATIONAL SURFACE oo ,=._o,.°ej

• Knobcanbe setonany number O0 SYMBOLS INDICATOR......

orbetweenany numbers. ,,G.T,EA, LIGHT

3.After cooking,turn knobto OFFthen

removepan.

I ABOUTYOURCOOKTOP 0 I

COOKTOP To raise the cooktop:

1.When cool,graspthefrontedge ofthe cooktop.

Freestandingrangeswithacoilelementcooktopwillfeature 2. Gentlylift upuntilthe two supportrods,at the frontof

a lift-up cooktop, the cooktop,snap intoplace.

Thesmoothtopcooktopdoes notliftup.

To preventstainingor discolorationof cooktop: '-_ ._/"

• Cleancooktopaftereach use.

• Wipeacid orsugarstainsassoon as theyoccuras

thesestainsmaydiscolororetch the porcelain.

SUPPORTROD

Tolowerthe cooktop:

1. Holdthefrontedgeofthecooktopandcarefullypush

backoneachsupportrodtoreleasethe notched

support.

2.Then gentlylowerthe top intoplace.The supportrods

will slideintothe rangeframe.

COIL ELEMENTS,selectmodels DRIPBOWLS, selectmodels

* Whenan elementis turnedon, Jtwillcycleon andoff • Besuredrip bowlisproperly

to maintainthe heatsetting, installedandin place.

• Coilsurface elementsare self-cleaning. • Dripbowlwill not"rock"when

• Do not immerseelements inwater, installed properly.Notchabove

openingon bowlshould be ff__

centeredover screwthatsecures

Toremoveelement: ._-_----_ j receptacleto the

cooktop.

1. Whencool,raiseelement._(C_'- _ f • Absenceof these bowlsduringcooking

2. Carefullypullout and _ maysubjectwiringor componentpartsunderneath

awayfrom receptacle. _ _ _)_ the cooktopto damage.

• Topreventrisk ofelectric shockorfire, never linedrip

To replace element: bowlswithaluminumfoil.

1. insertterminalson the element _ Yourrangewill beequippedwith eitherchromeplatedor

intoreceptacle. _ porcelaincoatedsteeldrip bowls.

2. Gentlyliftuponouter edgeof • Chrome drip bowlswill turn blue orgoldovertime or

elementwhileinsertingterminals

intoreceptacle. TERMINALS ifoverheated.Thistype of discolorationisnormal and

permanent.Itwill not affectcookingperformance.

3. Gentlypressdown onouter edgeof elementuntil • Toprotectthe chrome or porcelain finish:

elementsitslevelon drip bowl.

• Avoidusinghigh settingsfor long periodsoftime.

NOTE:Whenreplacingelement,besuresupportleg on

• Reduceto a lowersetting oncefood begins

elementisinsertedintotheslot in the front of the drip cooking.

bowl.

• Do not useoversized cookware.Panshouldnot

extendmorethan 1inchfrom the element.

• Cleanbowlsafter each use.

I( Z) ABOUTYOURCOOKTOP

& CAUTION

NEVERusecooktopifthe smoothtopiscracked,broken,

orifmetal meltsontothe top. Callan authorizedservicer.

Do notattemptto repair ityourself.

SMOOTHTOPCOOKTOP,select models HOT SURFACELIGHT

• Canadian models only: HOTSURFACElightwillturn onwhensmoothtopcooktop

• Freestandingranges:The rightfront surface element is hot.Light willturn offwhentop cools.Hot surface light

willnot operateduringa self-cleanoperation, is locatedeitheronthe backguardor atthe backcenterol

• Slide-inand drop-inranges:Thecooktopwill net the cooktop.

operateduringa self-cleanoperation.

• Cooktopmay emita lightsmokeand odorthefirstfew HOTSURFACE--_ _'__.......... _"

timescooktopisused.This isnormal. LIGHTON ,_

• Elementundersmoothtopcycles onand offto maintain BACKGUARD ,_,_o. , ,

the presetheatsetting. Elementwill glow redwhenit ,o_,. 82

cycles ON.

• SrnoothtopRETAINSheat for a periodof time after the

unitisturnedoff. Whenthe HOTSURFACElightturns

off,cooktopwill becoolenoughto touch. HOTSURFACE

• Beforeusingcooktopfor thefirst time, cleanit LIGHTONCOOKTOP_""_'h_

thoroughlyas directedin thecleaningchartonpage22.

Thiswill protectthe smoothtopand willguaranteea

cleancooktopwhenthe elementsareturned on.

Aluminum foil will damagethe smoothtopifit meltsonto

thetop. Neverusealuminumfoil orfoil-typedisposable

containerssuchas popcornpoppers.They mayleave

metalmarksor maypermanentlymelt ontothe

smoothtop.

Important: Watchsugaryor starchysolutionscarefullyto

avoidboilovers.Ifa sugarsolution (jam,jelly,candy)or a

starchsolution(potatoes,rice)boilsover,it may pitor

discolorthe smoothtop.Turnelementto LOW andclean

believerimmediately. See page22for cleaning

instructions.

r [TIPSToP,OTECTSMOOT.TOPcoo rol, ,h ,,, , , ,,,,

TOPROTECTSMOOTHTOPfrom scratching, chipping, etching, or metal marks:

• Cleansmoothtopaftereachuse. • Never placeplasticsonwarm or hot smoothtop.

• Never letpan boildry asthiswill permanently Plasticmaymelt ontotop. Topmaychip orpit in

damagetop. attemptingto removeplastic.

• Never usesmoothtopas a worksurfaceor cutting • Neverleave sugar,salt,sand, soil,shortening,or fat

board, onsmoothtop.They may scratchordamagetop.

• Never cookfood directlyonsmoothtop. • Onlyuseflat-bottompansthat are freeof soil,rough

• Neverplacetrivetorwok ring betweentop and pan. areas,nicks or scratchesas these maysoilor

These itemscan markoretchthe top. scratchthetop.

ABOUTYOUROVEN (D

HOW TO SET OVENTO BAKEOR ROAST

1. Press BAKE pad. BAKE _,_

• BAKE indicator on the BAKE pad will light. INDICATOR

LIGHT

• 000 will light in display.

2. Press or press and hold • or • pad to select oven

temperature.

• 350 ° will light when either pad is pressed.

• Oven temperature can be set from 170° to 550°.

3. There will be a 4 second delay before the oven turns

on. When the oven turns on: i,._-_Oven

I_1

• OVEN ON indicator will light, i_lPreheat

Lock

• PREHEAT indicator will light.

• The preselected temperature will remain in display.

4. Allow 8 to 15 minutes for the oven to preheat.

• A single beep will indicate that the oven has i_Oven

preheated. '-'1_1Preheat

• The OVEN ON indicator will remain lit. L_.,JLock

• The PREHEAT indicator wiil turn off.

5. Place food in the oven. NOTE: The oven temperature can be changed at

any time. If the temperature is changed, the

PREHEAT indicator will turn back on until the new

temperature is reached. A beep will signal that the

new temperature has been reached.

6. Check cooking progress at the minimum cooking NOTE: See pages 25, 26, and 27 for additional

time. Cook longer if needed, information on baking and roasting.

ressC,NOL0a0andre ove,oodfro heoven

• The BAKE indicator on the BAKE pad will turn off.

• The OVEN ON indicator will turn off.

NOTE: If you forget to turn off the oven, it will

• Time of day will reappear in display, automatically turn off at the end of 12 hours. If

you wish to deactivate this energy saving feature,

see page 7.

I• ABOUTYOUROVEN

TheAutomaticOven TimerControlisused toturn the

oven onand offat a presettime ofday.This featurecan

t_lL CAUTION be usedfor eitheroven cookingor self-cleaning.

The clockmust befunctioningandset at thecorrecttime

• Highlyperishablefoodssuch asdairy products, of dayfor this featureto operate properly.

pork,poultry,seafoodor stuffingare not • Immediate start: Oventurns onimmediatelyand

recommendedfor a delayedcooking operation, automaticallyturn offat a presettime.

• Bakingis notrecommendedbecausepreheatingis

• Delayedstart: Delaysthe start of cookingor cleaning

required, andautomaticallyturnsoff at a presettime.

Cooktime canonly besetfor upto 11hoursand 59

minutes(11:59).

HOW TO SET TIMED COOKOPERATION

1. PressCOOKTIME pad. _

• COOKTIME indicatoronthe COOKTIME padwill

flash. [_

• 0:00willlight indisplay, then

2. Pressor pressand hold• orV padto entercooking

time,

3. PressBAKEpad.

• BAKEindicatoron BAKEpadwill light. _ I_ I

• 000will lightin display. I R_k_l then

[ --.-j4. Pressor pressand hold• cry pad to enteroven

temperature.

NOTE:Beepswillsound and000 will flashin display

ifthe BAKEpad is notpressedwithin4 seconds.

5. IF YOU WISHTO DELAYTHE STARTOF

COOKING(if not,skipto#6):

a, PressSTOPTIME pad. [ S_opJ I_ [_

• STOPTIME indicatoronSTOPTIMEpadwill

flash, then then

b. Pressorpressand hold• orv padto entertime

ofdayyouwish oventoturn off.

c. PressCLOCKpad.

• Timeof daywillreappearin display.

6.Whenthe oventurnson,the OVENON indicatorwill _ NOTE:It isnot necessaryto seta starttime.

light.The oventemperaturewill appearin thedisplay. [ _ooeJ Controlwill determinewhento turnthe oven

PresstheCOOKTIMEpadto recall the remaining on basedon the cooktime youset.

cooktime.

7. Ovenwill automaticallyturn off.Fourbeepswill sound NOTE: See page7 ifyouwish to changethe end of

and"End"will lightindisplay.A beepwillsoundevery cookingreminderbeeps.

30secondsfor the next 5 minutes.

8. PressCANCELpad and beepswill stop. Remove

[c oce,J

foodfrom oven.

ABOUTYOUROVEN (D

HOWTO SET OVEN TO BROIL

1. PressBROILpad. BROIL _' _

• BROILindicatoronthe BROILpadwill light. INDICATOR

LIGHT

• 000 willlight indisplay.

2. Pressthe • padto selectHI (high)broilor the • pad _ ._--Ht

to selectLO (low)broil.

• SelectHIbroil for normalbroiling.

• Select LO broilfor lowtemperaturebroilingof _ LO

longercookingfoods suchas poultry.

3. Therewillbea 4 seconddelaybeforethe oventurns I_Oven

on. Whentheoventurns on: i_]Preheat'-'

• TheOVENON indicatorwilllight. [__.JLock

4. Foroptimumbrowning,preheat broilelementfor 3 to NOTE; Expectbroiltimes to increaseand

4 minutesbeforeaddingfood. browningto be slightlylighterifappliance is

installedona 208 volt circuit.

5. Placefood in theoven. Leaveovendoor openedto NOTE;See page28for broilinginstructionsand

thebroil stop position(openedabout4-inches). broilingchart.

6. Turnmeatonce about halfway throughcooking.

7. PressCANCELpad. Removefood andbroiler pan

from the oven. _ _

• The OVENONindicatorwill turnoff.

• The BROILindicatorontheBROILpad willturn off.

• -lime ofdaywill reappearin display.

IiD ABOUT:YOUROVEN

_ CAUTION I

• Be sureallpackingmaterialis removedfrom oven • PreparedFoodWarning:Followfood manufacturer's

beforeturningon. instructions.Ifa plasticfrozenfood containerand/or

• Do not useovenfor storingfood orcookware, itscover distorts,warps,or isotherwisedamaged

duringcooking,immediatelydiscardthe food and its

• Manyaerosol-typespraycansare EXPLOSIVE container.Thefood couldbecontaminated.

whenexposedto heat and maybehighlyflammable. • Followthe manufacturer'sdirectionswhen using

Avoidtheir useor storageneartheoven. ovencooking bags.

• Allowsteamand hotairto escapebeforereaching

intoovento check,add,or removefood.

GENERALINFORMATION OVEN CHARACTERISTICS

• Do not lockoven doorduringa cookingoperation. Becauseeach ovenhas itsownbakingcharacteristics,do

notexpectyour newovento performexactlylikeyour

previousoven.Allow a periodofadjustment.

- Ifthe doorislockedthe LOCK I_lt-_'_Ovenindicatorwill lightandthe

operationwill becanceled. I_1 Preheat

Unlockthe doorthen resetthe (,_,lLock OVEN TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT

operation. You can adjust the oven temperature if you feel the

temperatureis too hotortoo cool.

- If oventemperatureisabove400°F,the internal

lockingmechanismwillengageandthe doorcannot To adjust the oven temperature:

beunlockeduntilthe oven hascooled. 1. PressBAKEpad. _ ,,

• Boththe bakeand broilelementscycleon and offto 2. Press• pad until550° is

maintainthe oventemperaturefor baking.Only thebroil displayed, l BakeJ then

elementturnsonfor broiling.

3. Pressand hold BAKEpad

for 3 secondsuntil00°

• If you pressBAKEor BROILpadand do notset an

oventemperatureor broilsettingwithin30 seconds,the appearsin display.

programwill automaticallycancel.The time of daywill 4. Pressand hold the• IAI

reappearinthedisplay, or• pad to selectthe

temperaturechange l BakeJ then

• Tochange oventemperatureor broilsettingduring you wish.

cooking:

• Theoventemperature

- Iftemperature isdisplayed,press _ canbe increasedor decreased

• or• padto selectthe new l_ 1 by 5°to 35°.

temperature. • Ifthe oventemperaturewas previouslyadjusted,

- Ifanother functionis displayed,press thechangewill be displayed.

BAKEor BROIL padthen press I Forexample: Iftheoventemperaturewasreducedby i

• or • padto selectnewtemperature. I 15°,the displaywillshow - 15°. I

5. Timeof daywillautomaticallyreappearin display.

Itis notnecessaryto readjustthe oventemperatureifthere

is a power failure or interruption. Broiling and cleaning

temperaturescannot beadjusted.

J ABOUTYOURRANGE (DI

OVEN DOOR DOOR LOCK LEVER

CAUTION self-cleanoperation.Tolock door,movethe leverto the

right.This isthe lockedpositionfor theclean cycle.

• WARNING:NEVERplaceexcessiveweight onor

standonan openovendoor.Thiscould causethe Donot movethe lockleverto the rightorlocked position

rangeto tip over,breakthe door,or injurethe user. when baking.Ifthe door isaccidentlylocked:

• NEVERplacefingersbetweenhingeandfront oven • Thecookingoperationwill becanceled.

frame. Hingearmsare springmounted.If • If oventemperature isabove400°F,the door will not

accidentlyhit,the hingewill slamshutagainstoven unlockuntil the ovenhas cooled.

frame and couldinjureyourfingers.

• Allowoven to coolthen unlockand opendoor. (Placea

fan in frontof ovento speedcooling.)

Whenbaking,besure ovendooris completelyclosed.

Bakingresultswill beaffectedifdoor isnotclosed.

NOTE:Whenrangeis new,the oven door mayfeel OVEN WINDOW

"spongy"when you closethe door.This is normalandwill

becomeless "spongy"with use. To protect the oven door window:

1. Donot useabrasivecleaningagentssuchas steelwool

To remove liff-off ovendoor: scouringpads or powderedcleansersasthey may

1.Whencool,openoven door tothe broilstop position scratchtheglass.

(openedabout4-inches). 2. Do nothitthe glasswith pots, pans,furniture,toys, or

2. Graspdoorat eachside. otherobjects.

3. Liftupevenlyuntildoor clears hingearms.Do notuse 3. Do notclose the oven dooruntilthe oven racks arein

door handleto lift door. place.

Scratching,hitting,jarring orstressingthe glassmay

weakenitsstructurecausinganincreasedrisk of

breakageat a laterdate.

OVENFRAME

OVEN VENT

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DOORHINGE

| When ovenis inuse, the areaneartheoven vent

openingmayfeel warmor hotto thetouch.

Oncoil element cooktops,the oven

To replaceoven door: ventis locatedat theRIGHTREAR

1.Graspdoorat eachside. element.

2. Alignslots indoorwithhingearmson range. • Besure drip bowlfor the rightrear

3. Slidedoordownontohingearmsuntildoor is elementhasa hole inthe centerto OVENVENT

completelyseatedon hinges.Then push down ontop allowproperoven venting. OPENING

cornersofdoor to completelyseat door onhinges. • Do notcoverthis drip bowlwith aluminumfoil asthis

will blockproper ovenventingand mayaffect baking

Door isnot completelyseated if onesideis higheror if results.

doorappearsto becrooked.

Ona smoothtop,the vent is locatedat thecenter ofthe

Do not attemptto openor closedooror operate ovenuntil backguard.

doorisproperlyreplaced.

I(D ABOUTYOURRANGE

OVEN LIGHT OVEN RACKS

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Disconnect

power

range by tripping

circuit

Do not attemptto changethe rackpositionwhenthe |

breakeror removingfusebeforereplacinglight oven ishot.

Jbulb.

• Besure bulbiscool beforetouching orreplacing Theoven rackisdesignedwith a safety lock-stop position.

bulb. Thispreventsthe rackfrom accidentlycomingcompletely

• Use a drypotholderto preventpossibleharm to out ofthe ovenwhen pullingthe rack outto add or remove

handswhenreplacingbulb. food.

• Do nottouch hotbulbwith a dampclothasthis

Toremoveoven rack:

maycausethe bulbto break.

1. Whenrack is cool,pull rackstraight outuntilit stopsat

the lock-stopposition.

NOTE: If itis necessaryto change rack positionwhen

Toturn onthe oven light:Push in rackis hot,use potholdersto protecthands.

rockerswitchlocatedonthe backguard. 2.Tiltthe frontend ofthe rack up.

3. Continuepulling rackout ofoven.

To replace oven light bulb:

1. Disconnectpowerto range. _, _ / RACK

\ C J SUPPORT

2. Holdbulbcoverin place thenslide wire retaineroff ,_

cover.NOTE: Bulbcoverwillfall if not heldin place _ _ \ / / I / _

while removingwire retainer.

3. Removebulb cover. _k\ \ \ \ / I /_

4. Removelight bulband replacewith a 40watt appliance " -

bulb.

5. Replacebulb coverand securewithwire retainer.

6. Reconnectpowerto range.Resetclock,

To replaceoven rack:

BULBCOVER 1. Placerackonthe rack supportsin oven.

2. Tiltthefront endof the rack up slightly.

3. Slide rackback untilitclearsthe lock-stopposition.

4. Lowerfrontof rackand sliderack straightbackinto

oven.

/ 5. IMPORTANT:Pull rackoutto thelock-stoppositionto

be surerack is correctlyreplaced.

WIRE

RETAINER 6. Ifproperlyinstalled,rackwill not comeout ofoven

unlessthe front edgeis liftedup.

7. Pushrack backintooven andclose ovendoor.

RANGE

STORAGE DRAWER LEVELING LEGS

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Do not store plastic, paper products, food er flammable WARNING:The anti-tip bracket provided with this

materials inthis drawer. The drawer may become too range must secure one of the rear leveling legs to the

warm forthese items when the oven is in use. floor. This bracket prevents the range from accidently

tipping.

Thestoragedraweratthe bottomof therange issafe and

convenientfor storingmetaland glasscookware.

I ii

Thestoragedrawercanbe removedto clean underthe ,'

range.

Toremovestoragedrawer:

1, Pulldrawerouttothefirststopposition,

2. Liftupfrontof drawer. CKET

3. Pullout to thesecondstop position.

4. Graspsidesand lift drawer upand out.

LEVELINGLEG

The installershould levelthe rangewhen itis installed.

If therange isnot level,turn theleveling legs,locatedat

each cornerofthe range,untilrange islevel. Placelevel

onan oven rackto determineifrange is level.

Cookingresultscanbe affectedifthe rangewas not

" properly leveledduringinstallation.

Toreplacestoragedrawer:

1. Fitthe rollerslocatedattheends ofthe drawerglides

intothe railsonthe range.

2. Liftupfrontof drawerand gentlypush into first stop

position.

3. Liftdrawerupagainand pushuntildrawer isclosed.

I(D ABOUTCLEANING

HOWTO SET OVEN FOR A CLEAN CYCLE

1. Move door lock lever to locked position,

2. Press SELF-CLEAN pad.

• CLEAN indicator on the SELF-CLEAN pad will

flash.

• 3:00 will light in display.

• If door is not locked, "dr" will appear in display. _-_ then

LcleanJ

Lock door.

3. Press • or • pad to select clean time.

• You can select from 2 up to 4 hours.

• Oven will automatically clean for 3 hours. Or,

• Select 2 hours for light soil.

• Select 4 hours for heavy soil.

4. IF YOU WISH TO DELAY THE START OF

CLEANING (if not, skip to #5): l S_peJ _

a. Press STOP TIME pad.

b. Press • pad to select the time of day you wish the then

oven to turn off.

• Press CLOCK pad and time of day will reappear

in display.

• Press STOP TIME pad to recall the time you set.

5. When the oven turns on:

r-_ Ovenon

• The OVEN ON indicator will light. IL)_lPreheat

• LOCK indicator will light when oven heats to 400°. I,g,lLock ,,_ LIGHTTURNSONWHEN

• Internal lock will engage. Door cannot be unlocked OVENREACHES4OOoF.

and opened when LOCK indicator is lit.

6. About one hour after the clean cycle ends, the LOCK F_Oven on

indicator will turn off. The oven door can be unlocked i_lPreheat

and opened. L_j Lock

TO CANCEL CLEAN CYCLE:

1. Press CANCEL pad. _ IO] Ovenon

lCanoe'J

I_1 Preheat

2. If LOCK indicator is NOT lit,unlock and open oven I,..__.JLock4 WHENL/GHTTURNS

door. OFF,UNLOCKAND

If LOCK indicator is lit, allow oven to cool about one OPENDOOR.

hour then unlock and open oven door.

ABOUTCLEANING

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• It isnormalfor partsof the rangeto becomehot during

a cleancycle.

• Avoidtouchingcooktop,door,window,or ovenvent

areaduring a cleancycle.

• Topreventdamageto oven door,do notattemptto

unlockthe door whenthe LOCKindicatorisdisplayed.

• Itis normalfor excessiveflare-upsand smokingto

occurduring cleaningiftheoven isheavilysoiled.

BEFORESELF-CLEANCYCLE DURINGSELF-CLEANCYCLE AFTERSELF-CLEANCYCLE

• Removepans,broilerpan, and • As ovenheats,the LOCKindicator • The LOCKindicatorwill turn off

oven racks.Racksmay discolor will lightin thedisplay,Atthis aboutone hourafter clean cycle

and notslideeasilyaftercleaning, point,thedoorcan notbe ends.Thedoor can beunlocked

unlockedandopened, andopened.Use careas oven

• Cleanovenwindow (seeglasson maystillbe hot.

page21),ovenframe anddoor * Topreventdamageto door or lock

frame.Theseareas are not lever,do notforce dooropen • A graypowderyash may remain

exposedto cleaningtemperatures; whenthe LOCK indicatoris ontheoven bottomor walls. This

soilmaybakeon duringclean displayed, is normal.Use a dampclothto

removeash.

cycle. • Somesmokeand odormay be * Ifsoil remains,the cleancycle

• Topreventdamage,do notclean detectedthe firstfew timesthe maynothavebeen longenough.

gasketlocatedon ovendoor. oven iscleaned.This isnormal

Gasketsealsin heat duringthe and will lessenin time. ° Wipe oven rackswith asmall

amountof vegetableoilif racksdc

cleancycle. • Smokemayoccurifoven is notslide easilyaftercleancycle.

• Topreventexcessivesmoke, heavilysoiledor if broilerpan was • Cleanaroundovenventopening

flare-upsor flaming,wipe up left in oven. there is a depositfromthe fumes

excessgreaseor spilloversfrom • As oven heats,youmayhear ventedduringcleaning.

ovenbottom, soundsof metalpartsexpanding • A white discolorationmayappear

• Porcelainis acidresistant,net and contracting.This isnormal aftercleaningifacid soils(milk,

acidproof andmay discolorduring and willnot damageoven. tomato,lemon,etc.) orsugary

theclean cycle.Topreventor soilswere notwipedup beforeth

reducediscoloration,wipe up clean cycle.This discolorationis

sugaroracidspills (lemon,milk, normaland will notaffectthe

barbecuesauce,cheese), performanceofthe clean cycle.

[CLEANINGTIPS,_ ] ( CANADIAN.MODELS ONLY}--

• Turn offoven lightbeforecleaningasthe light / • The rightfrontsurface elementwillnot operate

mayburnout duringa cleancycle, k duringa self-cleanoperation.

• Cleanoven regularlyratherthanallowingsoil to

build-up.

• Do not useovencleaners in,on, or aroundany

partofthe rangeas they will damagethe finish or

parts.

ABOUTCLEANING

ABOUT CLEANING PRODUCTS

Readand carefullyfollowthe manufacturer'sinstructions. Abrasive Scouring Pads- S.O.S.,BrilloSteel Wool

Testa smallinconspicuousarea using avery light Soap,Scotch-BritePads.

pressureto see ifthe surfacemay scratchor discolor. NOTE:Thecleaningproductsforthe smoothtopcooktop

This isparticularlyimportantfor porcelainenamel,highly are listedin thechart onpage22.

polishedor shiny metalor plasticsurfaces,and painted

surfaces. (Brandnamesfortheabovecleaningproductsareregistered

GlassCleaners - BonAmi,Cinch,Glass Plus,Windex. trademarksoftherespectivemanufacturers.)

DishwashingLiquidDetergents- Dawn,Dove,Ivory, /

Joy. 1 _' CAUTION

Mild LiquidSprayCleaners- Fantastik,Formula409.

Non-AbrasiveCleaners- BonAmi, pasteof baking • Besureappliance isoffand all partsarecool

soda and water, beforehandlingor cleaning.This isto avoid

Mildly Abrasive Powder or Liquid All Purpose damageand possibleburns.

Cleansers - Ajax,BarkeepersFriend,Cameo,Comet, • Ifa partisremoved, besureit is correctlyreplaced.

SoftScrub, ElcoCleanerConditioner.

Non-Abrasiveor ScratchlessPlasticor Nylon • Topreventstainingor discoloration,clean

ScouringPadsor Sponges- ChoreBey Plastic applianceaftereach use.

CleaningPuff,ScrungeScrubSponges,or Scotch-Brite

NoScratch,Cookwareor KitchenSponge.

CLEANING CHART

PARTS CLEANINGAGENTS CLEANINGPROCEDURES

Broilerpanand • Soapandwater Nevercover insertwith aluminumfoil asthis preventsthe fat from

insert, Select • Plasticorsoap drainingto pan below.

models filledscouringpad 1. Removefromovenafteruse.Coolthenpouroffgrease.

• Dishwasher 2. Placesoapyclothoverinsertandpan;letsoakto loosensoil.

3. Wash inwarmsoapywater.Usesoapfilledscouringpadto remove

stubbornsoil.

4. Broilerpanandinsertcanbe cleanedinthedishwasher.

Controlknobs • Soapandwater Foreaseof cleaning,turnoffknobandremovebypullingforward.

• Mildliquidsprays 1.Wash,rinse,anddry.Donotuseabrasivecleaningagentsas theymay

• Glasscleaners scratchthefinishandremovethemarkings.

2. Turnon eachelementto besureknobshavebeencorrectlyreplaced.

Dripbowls, Donotcover drip bowlswith aluminumfoil.

chrome • Soapandwater Bowlscanpermanentlydiscolorovertime,ifexposedtoexcessiveheat,or

• Plasticscouring if soilis allowedto bakeon.The discolorationwillnotaffectthecooking

pads performance.

• Mildabrasive 1.After eachuse,wash,rinseand dry.

cleaners 2. If heavilysoiled, gentlyscrubwith plasticscouring pad. Ifsoil is allowed

• FlitzMetalPolish to burnon, it may beimpossibleto remove.

3. A non-abrasivemetalpolishsuchas Flitz may beusedto help remove

blue/goldheatstains.Flitz isavailablein many automotivesupply and

hardwarestores.Thesestainsare causedby overheating,and normally

occur overa periodoftime. Theyare usuallypermanent.Followpackage

directions.

Drip bowls, • Soap andwater Porcelainmay discolororcraze overtime, ifoverheated,or if soilis allowed

porcelain • Mildabrasive to bake on.This isnormaland willnotaffectcooking performance.

cleaners 1.Whencool,washafter each use,rinse anddry to preventstainingor

• Plasticscouring discoloration.

pads 2. Tocleanheavysoil, soakin hotsudsywater,thenuse mildabrasive

• Dishwasher cleanerand plasticscouring pad.

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