GE JSP69WVWW User manual

Brand: GE

Model: JSP69WVWW

Category: Cookers

Type: User manual

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Safety Instructions ...................4-7

Anti-Tip Device........................................ 4,46

Operating Instructions, Tps

Aluminum Foil.......................... 6,28,32, 34

ClockandTimer ................................... 24, 25

Features....................................................... 8,9

Oven.................................................... 26-39

Bating .................................................27-29

Broiling,BroilingGuide................... 34,35

Conmlsattings.....27,29,30,32,34,37,38

Light BulbReplacement................ 26,43

Roasting,RoastingGuide...............32,33

Self%leaning Instructions.............36-39

Shelves.............

5,26-28,32,34-36,43

Timed Baking

....................................

29,30

Surface Module Cooking................... 10-23

CanningTips............................................. 23

CoilSurface Unit Module

...............

12,13

ControlSettings....................................... 11

CooktopComparison............................. 10

GriddleAccessory............................ 20-22

GrillModule ....................................... 17-19

Module Cover.............................................. 3

Modules andAccessories........................ 3

RadiantModule..,..,.......................... 14-16

Range

Problem solver ......................56-58

Thermostat Adjustment–

Do It Yourself............................................ 31

More questions?..,call

GEAnswerCenteP8(J0.626.2000

Care and Cleaning ...................4G45

CoilSurface Unit Module

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Door Removal..............................................44

GriddleAccessory.......................................42

GrillModule ..................................................

Radiant Module ........................................... 41

Vent System..........................................43,45

Preparation ...........................................7

Anti-Tip Device........................................ 4,46

FlooringUnder the Range...........................7

Leveling............................................................7

Installation .................................47-55

Consumer Services ..................59

Appliance Registration.................................2

Important Phone Numbers....................... 59

Model and SerialNumbers .........................2

Warranty ....................................... BackCover

GEAppliances

Model: JSP69

164D2966P163

HELP USHELP YOU...

Beforeusingyourrange,readthis

If youreceiveda damagedrangeor

guidecarefully.

modularcomponents...

It is intended to help youoperateandmaintainyour

Immediatelycontactthedealer(orbuilder)thatsold

newrangeproperly.

youtherange.

Keepit handyforanswersto yourquestions.

Ifyoudon’tunderstandsomethingorneedmorehelp,call:

GEAnswerCenter@

Savetimeandmoney.

Beforeyou requestservice...

800.626.2000

ChecktheProblemSolverinthebackofthisguide.

24hoursa day,7 daysa week

It listscausesof minoroperatingproblemsthatyou

cancorrectyourself.

Writedownthemodelandserialnumbers.

You’llfindthemonalabelbehindthestoragedrawer.

Accessories

ThesenumbersarealsoontheConsumerProduct

Toaddversatilityto yourmodularrange,accessories

OwnershipRegistrationCardthatcamewithyour areavailableatextracostfromyourGEAppliance

range.Beforesendinginthiscard,pleasewritethese

dealer.SeetheModulesandAccessoriessection.

numbershere:

ModelNumber

SerialNumber

Usethesenumbersin anycorrespondenceor service

callsconcerningyourrange.

IF YOUNEEDSERVICE...

Toobtainservice,seetheConsumerServicespagein

thebackofthisguide.

We’reproudofourserviceandwantyouto be

pleased.If for somereasonyouarenothappywith

theserviceyoureceive,herearethreestepsto follow

for furtherhelp.

FIRST,contactthepeoplewhoservicedyour

appliance.Explainwhyyouarenotpleased.In most

cases,thiswillsolvetheproblem.

NEXT,ifyouarestillnotpleased,writeallthe

details-including yourphonenumber—to:

Manager,ConsumerRelations

GEAppliances

AppliancePark

Louisville,KY40225

FINALLY,ifyourproblemis stillnotresolved,write:

MajorApplianceConsumerActionProgram

20NorthWackerDrive

Chicago,IL60606

MOD~ES Am ACCESSO~S

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General Information

A full selection of modules is available for the range cooktop. The modules

can be interchanged quickly and easily. Each module has an electrical plug

which fits into a receptacle in the side of the well nearest the center of the

cooktop. Some modules are inserted and removed differently than others.

See each module section for specific instructions for installing and

removing that module.

To purchase, contact your nearest GE Appliances dealer or service center.

If you need assistance in finding your nearest GE dealer, contact the GE

Answer Center@at 800.626.2000.

Careof Modules

Someof themodulesmustbe curedor preconditioned

before using them for the first time.

Modules and accessories should be cleaned after

each use. The longer a soil remains, the harder it is

to clean. See each module section in this guide for

specific instructions. Never immerse any module

in water.

When not in the cooktop, modules and accessories

shouldbe stored in a clean,dry place.Alwaysbe careful

notto dropthemoddes ortheycouldbe damaged.

UsingElectricSurfaceUnit Modules

Youmust consider heat up and cool down times for

the surface units when determining cooking times.

Heat up and cool down times depend on the initial

temperature settings, the type of cookware used and

the amount of food being cooked.

Start cooking at a higher setting to heat the surface

unit faster, then turn to a lower setting to finish

cooking. Remember, cooking continues after the

surface unit is turned off.

ModulesandAccessories

Coil Surface Module

Part Number JXGC53B (black)

JXBC53W (white)

This module has one 6“ and one 8“ coil

surface unit. The surface units and drip

pans are removable for cleaning.

Radiant Module

Part Number JXGR63B (black)

JXGR63W (white)

This module has two 7“ coils beneath a

smooth glass surface. The two surface

units are shown by the outlines on the

glass. This module provides fast heat,

energy efficient operation and is easy

to clean.

Grill Module

Part Number JXGG50

With this module you can char-broil

meat indoors all year long.

Griddle Accessory

Part Number JXGL90

You must have the grill module to

use the griddle accessory.

Thisgriddlesitsdirectly over the grill

heatingelement with the grillmodule

removed.Fat and meat drippingswill

collectin the reservoir at oneend of

the ~tiddle.

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WORTAm SME~ mSTRUC~ONS

Rwd d imtmctiom beforewing t~ appfiance.

I~ORTANT SAFETYNOTICE

● TheCWornia SafeDrinkingWaterandToxic

EnforcementAct requirestheGovernorof

Californiato publisha listof substancesknownto

thestatetocausebirthdefectsorotherreproductive

harm,andrequiresbusinessesto warncustomersof

potentialexposureto suchsubstances.

● Theflber~ass insulationin self-cleanovens

givesoff a very smallamountof carbon

monotide during the cleaningcycle.Exposure

can be minimizedby ventingwith an open

windowor using a ventilationfan or hood.

men usingelectricalappliances,basicsafety

precautionsshouldbe followed,includingthe

following:

● Use this applianceonlyforitsintendeduse

as describedin this guide.

● Havethe instiller showyouthelocationofthe

circuitbreakeror fuse.Markitfor easyreference.

● Be sureyourappfianceisproperlyinsta~edand

groundedby a qualifiedtechnicianin accordance

withthe providedinstallationinstructions.

● Do not attempt to repairor replaceany

part of your rangeunless it is specifically

recommendedinthis guide.All otherservicing

shouldbe referred to a qualifiedtechnician.

● Beforeperformingany service,DISCONNECT

THERANGE POWERSUPPLYATTHE

HOUSEHOLDDISTRIBUTIONPANELBY

REMOVNG ~E FUSE OR SWTCHING OFF

THE CIRCU~ BREA~R.

● Do not leavechtidrendon~hildren should

notbe left aloneor unattendedin an area where an

applianceis in use. They shouldneverbe allowed

to sitor standon any part of the appliance.

● Do not a~ow anyoneto climb,stand or hang

on the door or cooktop.Theycould damage

the range and even tip it over,causingsevere

personalinjury.

● CAU~ON: ITEMSOF ~TEREST TO

CHKDREN SHOULDNOT BE STORED~

CAB~ETS ABOVEA RANGE OR ON THE

BAC=PLASH OF A RANG&C~LDREN

CL~B~G ON THERANGETO REACH

ITEMSCO~D BESENOUSLY IN~mD.

WAMING–A1lranges >

can tip and injurycould result.

Topreventaccidentaltippingof

the rangefromabnormalusage,

attachit to thewall or floorby

installingthe Anti-Tipdevice

supplied.Tocheckif thedeviceis

,.4

installedand engagedproperly,open

the lowercompartmentandinspect

the device.Makesurethe stability

bracketand stabilitymountingdeviceare in place.

If you pulltherange outfrom the wallfor any

reason, makesurethe deviceis properlyengaged

before you push the rangeback againstthe wall.

If it is not, thereis a possiblerisk of therange

tippingover and causinginjuryif you or a child

stand,sit or lean on an open door.

Pleaserefer to theAnti-Tipdevice informationin

this guide.Failureto takethis precautioncould

resultin tippingof therange and injury.

● Teachchildrennot to play with the controls

or any otherpart of therange.

● Alwayskeepcombustiblewall coverings,

curtainsor drapesa safedistancefrom

your range.

cDo not storeflammablematerialsin anoven

or nearthecooktop.

● Neverwearloose-fittingor hanging garments

whileusing the appliance.Be carefulwhen

r~ching for items storedover the range.

Hammable materialcouldbe ignitedif brought

in contactwith hot surfaceunits or heating

elementsand may causesevereburns.

● Use only dry pot holders—moist

or damp pot holders on hotsurfaces

may resultin bums from steam.

Do not let pot holderstouch hot surfaceunits or

heatingelements.Do not use a towel or other

bulkycloth.Such clothscan catch fire on a hot

surfaceunitor heatingelement.

● Alwayskeepdish towels,dish cloths, pot

holdersand other finensa safe distanceaway

fromyour range.

● Alwayskeep woodenand plasticutensfls

andcannedfood a safe distanceaway from

yourrange.

● For your safety,neveruse your appliancefor

warmingor heatingthe room.

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●

DONOT STOREOR USE COMBUSTWLE

MATERIALS,GASOL~E OR OTHER

FLAWBLE VAPORSAND LIQ~S ~

- VIC~I~ OF T~S OR ANT OTnR

APPLIANCE.

● Keepthehoodandgreasefalterscleanto maintain

good venting andto avoidgreasefires.

● Do not let cookinggreaseor otherflammable

materi* accumulatein or near the range.

● Do not obstructthe vent airflow gfls.

Do notputanythingin them or allowanythingto

spillover into them.

● Keepthe gri~ panclean to reducesmokingand

avoidgreasefwes.

● Keepthe cooktopvent @k and the oven

ventunobstructed.

- Do not use wateron greasefires.

‘J

Neverpick up a flamingpan.

Turnthe controlsoff. Smothera

flamingpan on a surfaceunitby coveringthe

pan completelywitha well-fittinglid, cookie

sheetor fiat tray.Use a multi-purposedry

chemicalor foam-typefire extinguisher.

flaming grease outsidea pan can beput out

by covering with baking s~a or, if av~lable,

a multi-purposedry chemicrdor foam-typefire

extinguisher.

Hame in the ovencan be smotheredcompletely

by closing the ovendoor andturningthe oven

off or by usinga multi-purposedry chemicalor

foam-typefire extinguisher.

● Do not touch the modde surfaceunits,

heatingelementsor the interiorsurfaceof the

oven.Thesesurfacesmay be hot enoughto burn

eventhough theyare dark in color,Duringand

after use?do nottouch,or let clothingor other

flammablematerialscontactthemodulesurface

units,areas nearbythe modulesurfaceunitsor

any interior area of the ovemallow sufficienttime

for coolingfirst.

Potentiallyhot surfacesincludethe grillgrates,

griddle,cwktop and ar@ facingthe cooktop.

oven vent opening,stiaces near the opening,

crevicesaroundthe ovendoor,the edgesof the

door window and metal trim parts above the door.

Remember: The inside surfaceof the oven may

be hot when the door is opened.

● When cookingpork,follow the directions

exactlyand alwayscook the meatto an intemd

temperatureof at least 170°F.This assuresthat,

in the remote possibilitythat trichinamaybe

presentin the meat, it willbe killed and the meat

willbe safeto eat.

Oven

● Standaway fromthe rangewhen openingthe

ovendoor.Hot air or steam which escapescan

causebums to hands,face andor eyes.

● Do notheatunopenedfood containers.

Pressurecouldbuild up and the containercould

burst,causingan injury.

● Keepthe ovenvent unobstructed.

● Keepthe ovenfreefrom greasebuildup.

● When using cooking or roastingbagsin the

oven,followthe manufacturer’sdirections.

● Place the oven shelf in the desiredposition

whilethe oven is cool. If the shelvesmust be

handledwhenhot, do not let pot holderscontact

the heatingelements.

● Pnl~ng outthe shelf to the shelf stopis a

conveniencein #iftingheavyfoods. It is dso

a precautionagainstburns from touchinghot

surfacesof thedoor or oven walls.

● Do notuse your oven to dry newspapers.

If overheated.they can catch fire.

● Do not use the oven for a storage area.

Items storedin an oven can ignite.

● Do not leavepaper products,cooking utensils

orfood in the oven when notin use.

● .4fterbrofing, alwaystake the broilerpan out

of therange and clean it. Leftovergreasein the

broilerpan can catchfire the next time you use

the pan.

*Never Ieavejars or cans of fat drippingson or

nearyour range.

● Neverleavethe ovendoor open when you are

notwatchingthe range.

● The ovendoor must bedosed during broiling.

Open door broilingwill causethe controlpanelto

get very hot.

(cotltinued tl<~.rtpage)

● Ody c- typesof* gbs/@ra*

Mrthenwareorother*ed mntiers m

~tible fmcooktoptiee; othersmay

break

-We of thesuddenchangein tempera~.

.To

~ the

poss~tityofbins, ignition

offlammablemateriak,andspfiage,$e Me

ofamntainershodd be-ed towardtherenter

ofthe

range withoutextendingover thenearby

Stia tits.

* Mways h thernoddemtrok offbefore

remotig the mkw-

● Du nottierse orsoaktheremovnble

rnoddesad da~ *. M

notpmthem

ina dishwasher.Dono%seE+Ieanthemoddes

intheovem

● If a combinationofoilsor fats willbe used

in frying, stirtogetherbeforeheating, or as fats

melt slowly.

● Always heat fat slowly,and watchas it heats.

● Use a deep fat thermometerwhenever

possibleto prevent overheatingfat beyondthe

smokingpoint.

*Never try

tomove a panof hot fat, especially

a deepfat fryer.Waituntilthe fat is cool.

● NEVER USE WATER ON A GREASE FIRE.

● Use carewhen touchingthe cooktop.

Theglass surface of the cooktopwill retainheat

afterthe controlshavebeenturned off.

“Neverleavethe surfaceunits unattendedat

highheat settings.Boiloverscause smokingand

greasy sPilIoversthat

may catch on fire.

● Do not operatethe radiantsurface units if

the ghtssis broken.Spilloversor cleaning

solutionmay penetratea brokencooktopand

createa risk of electricalshock.Contacta

qualifiedtechnicianimmediatelyshouldyour

glasscooktopbecomebroken.

● Avoidscratchingthe glasscooktop surface.

The cooktopcan be scratchedwith items such

as sharpinstruments,or ringsor otherjewelry

and rivets on clothing.

● Neveruse the glasscooktopsurface as a

cuttingboard.

● Do not placeor store items on top of the glass

cooktopsurfacewhen it is not in use.

● Be carefulwhen placing spoons or other

stirringutensils on glasscooktopsurface

whenit is in use. They may become hot and

could causeburns.

● Do not standon the radiantglass cooktop.

The weightmay causethe top to bend.

SAW T~SE

~S~UCTIONS

PWPAMTION

FlooringundertheRange

Levelingthe Range

Yourrange, like many other householditems,is

heavyand can settleinto soft floor coveringssuch

m cushionedvinylor carpeting. Whenmovingthe

rangeon thistypeof flooring,itshouldbe installedon

a 1/4-inchthicksheetofplywood(orsimilarmaterial)

asfollows:

Whenthefloor coveringendsatthefront

of therange,

theareatherangewillreston shouldbe

builtup withplywoodto thesamelevelor higherthan

thefloorcovering.Thiswillallowtherangeto be

movedforcleaningor servicing.

Usea 1X“openendor adjustablewrenchtoequally

backoutthefourlegs.Theflanges(rims)belowthe

sidesofthecooktopmustberaisedabovethetopof

thecounter.Carefullyslidetherangeintoits

installationspace.Observethatit isclearingthe

countertop.Thenplacea spiritlevelor a glass

measuringcuppartiallyfilledwithwaterononeofthe

ovenshelvestocheckforlevelness.If usinga spirit

level.taketworeadings,withthelevelplaced

diagonallyfirstinonedirectionandthentheother.

Adjustthefourlegscarefully.Therangelegsshould

restonthefloor.Therangemust not hang fromthe

counter.

~mS OFYOm MODW

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Seetie ModulesandAwessoriessectionfora listingofmodulesavailable.

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Featureshdex

Anti-MpDevice

2 ModelandSerkdNumberP1ati

3 OvenDoorGasket

4 htenor OvenLight

5 Modde SurfaceUnitControls

6 OvenLightSwitch

7 SurfaceUnit“ON hdicatorLightforModdesmen anysurfaceunitison,thislight

willcomeonandstayonunti thesurfamunitisturnedoff.

8 Gfll Sheet GriUPanmust beinplacewhenusingthegrillmodule

orthegridde module),andDeflector

9 Gfil Modtie

10 GrillElement—Plug-belementusedwhencookingwithGrill.

11 GriHGrates(2>Remove whenGndde isbeingused.Gratessupportfoods

being@led.

12 GriddleAccessog Removewhennotinuse.Useformeats,pancakesor otherfoods

usurdlypreparedinfryingpanorelectricskillet.

13 CoflSurfaceUnitModule

14 l-Piee DripPa

15 ~fl Plug-InSurfaw Units

16 Radiant Modde

17 RemovableDowndraftVentandGreaseFtiter

18 OvenControh

Oven“ON hdi~tor

bk Ught—Appearsduringseti-clean,me Doorkk htch mustbemovedtothe

lockedposition.

19 Downti VentSpeedSwitch

20 OvenDoortitch

Usefor self-cleaningordy.

21 OvenShelveswithStipkks

22 BrotiElement

23 EmbossedSheUSupports

ShelfpositionsforcookingaresuggestedintheBaking,RoastingandBrodingsections.

24 BakeElementMaybe liftedgentlyforcleaningovenfloor.

25 Lift-OffOvenDoor

Easilyremovedforcleaning

26 BrotierPanandGrid

Explainedonpage

4,46

6,36,44

26,36,42

11,45

17.21,42

3,6,17-19,42

17,20,42

3, 2&22,42

3,12,13,23,40

6,12,40

3,1616,23,41

5,43

24,25

3639

27,29,32,

34,3639

5,2628,32,

3*36, 43

5,34,36,42

27,28,34,35

5,36,42

4,34,35,44

5,32,34,45

HOW DOEST~S COOKTOP COmAW

TO YO~ OLDOm?

Yournewmodularcooktopmayhaveseveraltypesof cookingsurface

units.Youwillnoticesomedifferenceswhenyouuseeachone.

Thebesttypesofcookwareto use,plusheat-upandcool-downtimes,

dependsuponthetypeofburnerorelectricsurfaceunityouareusing.

Thefollowingchartwillhelpyouto understandthedifferencesamongthe

variouscookingsurfaceunitsandhowtheydifferfromothersyoumay

haveusedin thepast.

~pe ofCooktop

Radiant

(GlassCeramic)

Cooktop

Induction

ElectricCoil

SolidDisk

‘,

GasBurners

Description

Electriccoils

underaglass-

ceramiccooktop.

Highfrequency

in~uctioncoil;

undera glass

surface.

Flattenedmetal

tubingcontaining

electricresistance

wiresuspended

overa drippan.

Solidcastiron

disksealedtothe

cooktopsurface.

Regularor sealed

gasburnersuse

eitherLPgas

ornaturalgas.

HowitWorks

Heattravelstotheglasssurfaceandthentothecookware,sopansmustbeflaton

thebottomforgoodcookingresults.Theglasscooktopstayshotenoughto

continuecookingafteritisturnedoff.Removethepanfromthesurfaceunitif

youwantcookingtostop.

Pansmustbemadeofferrousmetals(metalthatattractsa magnet).Heatis

producedbya magneticcircuitbetweenthecoilandthepan.Heatsupright

awayandchangesheatsettingsrightaway,likea gascooktop.Afterturningthe

controloff,theglasscooktopishotfromtheheatofthepan,butcookingstops

rightaway.

Heatsbydirectcontactwiththepanandbyheatingtheairunderthepan.Forbest

cookingresults,usegoodqualitypans.Electriccoilsaremoreforgivingof

warpedpansthanradiantorsoliddisks.Heatsupquicklybutdoesnotchange

heatsettingsasquictiy asgasor induction.Electriccoilsstayhotenoughto

continuecookingfora shorttimeaftertheyareturnedoff.

Heatsbydirectcontactwiththepan,sopansmustbeflatonthebottomforgood

cookingresults.Heatsupandcoolsdownmoreslowlythanelectriccoils.The

diskstayshotenoughtocontinuecookingafteritisturnedoff.Removethepan

fromthesoliddiskifyouwantthecookingto stop.

Flamesheatthepansdirectly.Panflatnessisnotcriticalto cookingresults,but

pansshouldbewellbalanced.Gasburnersheatthepanrightawayandchange

heatsettingsrightaway.men youturnthecontroloff,cookingstopsrightaway.

S~ACE CONTROLS

AtbothOFFandHI thecontrol“clicks”intoposition.Whencookingin a

quietkitchen,youmayhearslight“clicking”sounds—anindicationthatthe

heatsettingsyouselectedarebeingmaintained.

Switchingheatsto highersettingsalwaysshowsaquickerchangethan

switchingto a lowersetting.

Howto Set the Controls

Pushtheknob

Thecontrolmustbepushedin to

sure you turn the control to

in and turn in

set onlyfrom theOFFposition.

OFFwhenyoufinishcooking.

eitherdirection

When the control isin any

Thesurfaceunit“ON’ indicator

to thedesired ,, -

positionother than OFF,it may

heatsetting.

beturned without pushing it in.

lightwillglowwhenANYheat

on anymodulesurfaceunitison.

CookingGuidefor UsingHeatSettings

HI—Usedto begincookingorto bringwater

to a boil.Reduceheatsettingafterwaterboils.

Medium High—(SettinghalfwaybetweenHIand

MED)Maintainsafastboilon largeamountsoffood.

OFF

+\ .. (~

MED—Saut&andbrown;keepsfoodata medium

boilor simmer.

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Medium Low—(SettinghalfwaybetweenMEDand

— <w

LO)CookafterstartingatHI;cookswithlittlewater

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incovered

Dan.

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LO—Usedfor longslowcooking(simmering)to

tenderizeanddevelopflavors.Usethissettingto

meltbutterandchocolateor tokeepfoodswarm.

DowndraftCooktopModulesVentSystem

Therangehasitsowninternaldowndraftventingsystemfor usewith

modulecooking.Cookingvaporsandsmokeareventedthrougha wallduct

to theoutsideof yourhome.Theblowerisfloorinstalledin the

lower

compartment.

Theblowerwillautomaticallyturnonto keepinternalrangepartscool.

Theblowerwillcomeon automaticallyon lowspeedduringanygrilling

operation.

Usethefan switchon thefrontpanelto changetheblowerspeed.A low

settingis recommendedfor broilingor self-cleaning.

Howto InserttheModule

1.Be surethecontrolsareturnedto OFF.Toinstall

themodule,positiontheelectricalplugto face

therearwallof thecooktopopening.Thereyou

willseetheelectricalreceptacle.(Areceptacleis

availableineithercooktopopening.)Letthe

leadingcomersofthemodulerestonthecooktop

surface.

2.Carefullyslidethemoduleplugtowardthe

receptacleuntilplugis engagedcompletely

in receptacle.Allowthemoduleto fitintothe

cooktopopening.

3. Lowertheinsideedgeofthemoduleinto

thecooktopopeninguntilit isflushwiththe

cookingsurface.

Howto RemovetheModule

Besuretheentiremodulesurfaceis coolbefore

1.Liftthefingertab at the outsideedgeof themodule

attemptingto removethemodule.Thecoilsofthe

untilthemodulebaseclearsthecooktopopening.

modulewillretainheatafterthecontrolshavebeen

2. Holdthe moduleby thefrontedges.Carefullypull

turnedoff.Becarefulnotto getburnedon a module

thathasnothadsufficienttimetocoolafteruse.

themoduleforwarduntilthemoduleplugis

disengagedfromthereceptacle.

Cookware

Usemedium-orheavy-weightcookware.Aluminum

cookwareconductsheatfasterthanothermetals,

Cast-ironandcoatedcast-ironcookwareareslowto

absorbheat,butgenerallycookevenlyatlowto

mediumheatsettings.Steelpansmaycookunevenly

if notcombinedwithothermetals.

Forbestcookingresultspansshouldbeflatonthe

bottom.Matchthesizeofthesaucepanto thesizeof

thesurfaceunit.Thepanshouldnotextendoverthe

edgeof thesufiaceunitmorethanoneinch.

Alwaysreadandfollowthecookwaremanufacturer’s

instructionsoncookwareuse.

Right

Wrong

Notover1inch

Over1inch

Deep Fat Frying

Donotovetilllcookwarewithfatthatmayspilloverwhenaddingfood.

Frostyfoodsbubblevigorously.Watchfoodfryingathightemperatures.

Keeptherangeandhoodcleanfromgrease.

WokCooking

Werecommendthatyou

Donot usewoksthat

useonlya flat-bottomed

have support rings.

wok.Theyareavailable

Useof thesetypesof

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atyourlocalretailstore.

woks,withor without

theringinplacecanbe

,::*:*~.:QN’<

dangerous.piacingthe

ringoverthesu~aceunit

,..

willcausea build-upofheatthatwilldamagethe

brushedchromecooktop.Do nottry to usesuchwoks

withoutthering.Youcouldbeseriouslyburnedifthe

woktippedover.

CoilSutiace UnitModuleQuestionsandAnswers

Q. May I can foodsand preserves on my coil

Q. Why am I not getting the heat I need from my

surface uni~?

surface units even though I have the controls on

A. Yes,butonlyusecookwaredesignedforcanning

thecorrect heat setting?

purposes.Checkthemanufacturer’sinstructions

A. Afterturningthesurfaceunitsoffandmaking

andrecipesforpreservingfoods.Besurecanner

suretheyarecool,checkto makesuretheplug-in

is flat-bottomedandfitsoverthecenterofthecoil

unitsare securelypluggedin.

surfaceunitmodule.Sincecanninggenerateslarge

Q. Why doesmy cookwaretilt whenI placeit on

amountsof steam,be carefulto avoidbumsfrom

the surface unit?

steamor heat.Canningshouldonlybedoneonthe

surfaceunits.

A. Becausethesurfaceunitisnotflat.Makesurethe

Q. CanI cover my drip pans with foil?

feetof thesurfaceunitsaresittingontheinside

rimofthedrippanandthedrippanisflaton the

A.No.Cleanas recommendedin theCareand

cooktopsurface.

Cleaningsection.

Q. Why isthe porcelain finish on my cookware

Q. Can I use specialcookingequipment, likean

comingo~

oriental wok,on any surface unit?

A. If yousetthesurfaceunitcoilhigherthanrequired

A.Cookwarewithouta flatsurfaceis not

for thecookwarematerialandleaveit,thefinish

recommended.Thelifeof themodulesurface

maysmoke,crack,poporbumdependingon the

unitscanbe shortenedandthecooktopcanbe

potorpan.

damagedfromthehighheatneededforthistype

Also,if yousetthe surfaceunitcoilhigherthan

of cookware.A specialflat-bottomedwokcanbe

usedsafely.

requiredfora longperiodof time,withsmall

amountsofdryfood,youcandamagethefinish.

WDWNT MODULE

Howto InserttheModule

1.Besurethecontrolsareturnedto OFF.Toinstall

themodule,positiontheelectricalplugto face

therearwallof thecooktopopening.Thereyou

willseetheelectricalreceptacle.A receptacleis

availableineithercooktopopening.Allowthe

leadingcornersofthemoduleto rest

onthecooktopsurface.

2.Carefullyslidethemoduleplugtowardthereceptacle

untilplugis engagedcompletelyin thereceptacle.

Allowthemoduleto fitintothecooktopopening.

3. Lowertheinsideedgeofthemoduleintothecooktop

openinguntilitis flushwiththecooktopsurface.

Howto RemovetheModule

Besuretheentiremodulesurfaceiscoolbefore

1.Liftthefingertabattheoutsideedgeofthemodule

attemptingto removethemodule.Theglasssurface

untilthemodulebaseclearsthecooktopopening.

ofthemodulewillretainheatafterthecontrolshave

beenturnedoff.Becarefulnotto getburnedon

2.Holdthemodulebythefrontedges.Carefully

a modulethathasnothadsufficienttimeto cool

pullthemoduleforwarduntilthemoduleplug

isdisengagedfromtheelectricalreceptacle.Store

afteruse.

themodulecarefullyaftercleaning.

GeneralIMormationAboutRadiantModules

Theradiantmodulefeaturesheatingcoilsbeneatha

● Do notletpotsboildry.Overheatedmetalcan

smoothglassceramicsurface.Thetwosurfaceunits

bondto theglassmodule.Anoverheatedcopperpot

areshownbyoutlinesontheglass.

willleavea residuethatwillpermanentlystain

● Whena surfaceunitisactivated,coilsbeneaththe

themodule.

unitradiateheatthroughtheglasstothecookware.

● Slidingaluminumcookwareacrosstheglassmay

Theredglowof thecoilswillbeinstantlyvisible

leavemetalmarks.Thesemetalmarkswillappear

throughtheglass.Itwilltakethesurfaceunitonthe

as smallscratches.TheycanberemovedwithCook

surfacea fewmomentstoheatup.Thecoilcycles

TopCleaningCremeanda razorscraper.

on andandoffto maintainyourselectedcontrol

● Whena surfaceunitisturnedon,theunitcanbe

setting.Thecoilshavetemperaturelimitersto

preventrunawaytemperatures.

seenglowingredwithina fewseconds.Thered

glowwillturnonandoff(cycling)to maintainthe

● If youarestoringmodules,donotstackthemor

selectedheatsetting.Withpoorcookware,youwill

storeothermaterialsontopofthem,asdamageto

seefrequentcyclingoftheunitoffandon.Good,

theglassceramicsurfaceof theradiantmoduleis

flatcookwarewillminimizethecycling.

likely.Becarefulnotto damageorbendthe

● It is safeto placehotcookwarefromtheovenor

electricalplug.

surfaceontheglassceramicsurfacewhenitis cool.

~pes of Cookware

Thefollowinginformation willhelp you choose

cookwarewhich willgivegoodperformance.

StainlessSteel:

highly recommended

Especially goodwitha sandwichcladbottom.The

sandwichbottomcombinesthebenefitsof stainless

steel(appearance,durability,andstability)withthe

advantagesof aluminumor copper(heatconduction,

evenheatdistribution).

Aluminum:

heavy weight recommended

Goodconductivity.Aluminumresiduessometimes

appearasscratchesonthecooktop,butcanbe

removedif cleanedimmediately.Becauseof its

lowmeltingpoint,thinweightaluminumshouldnot

beused.

Glass-ceramic:

Usable, but not recommended.

Poorperformance.Mayscratchsurface.

Howto CheckPanPerformance

Useofcorrect cookwarecan affectthe cooking

performance and cleaningofyour cooktop.

Thecorrectcookwarereducesthetemperatureof

thecooktopsurfaceandminimizesthechanceof

spilloversburningontothecooktop.

Youmust use pans with perfectly flat bottoms.

Somepansmayhavecurvedorroundedbottomsor

maybewarped.If youareunsureof theflatnessof

yourpansyoumaydo thisquicktest.

Turnyourpanupside

downon thecountertop,

placea rulerflatagainst

thepansurface.The

bottomofthepanandthe

straightedgeoftheruler

shouldfitflushagainsteachotherallthewayacross.

Turnthemler a full360degrees,checkingforany

spacebetween

the rulerandthebottomof thepan.

Stoneware:

Usable, but not recommended.

Poorperformance.Mayscratchsurface.

Cast Iron:

Usable, but not recommended.

Poorperformance.Mayscratchsurface.

Copper Bottom:

Goodperformance,butcoppermayleaveresidues

whichcanappearas scratches.Theresiduescanbe

removed,aslongasthecooktopiscleaned

immediately.However,do notletthesepotsboildry.

Overheatedmetalcanbondto glasscooktops.

Anoverheatedcopperpotwillleavearesiduethat

willpermanentlystainthecooktop.

Porcelaidenamel:

Goodperformanceonlywitha thick,flat,smooth

bottom.Avoidboilingdry,asporcelaincanmeltand

fuseto the surface.

-’ e-

Panswithrounded,curved,ridgedor warpedbottoms

arenotrecommended.

Anothersimpletesttodetermineevenheatdistribution

acrossthecookwarebottomistoputoneinchof water

inthepan.Bringthewatertoaboilandobservethe

locationofbubblesasthewaterstartstoboil.Good

flatcookwarewillhaveanevendistributionofbubbles

overthebottomsurfaceareaof thepan.Bubbles

localizedinonlyaportionof thebottomindicate

unevencontactofthepantothesurfaceunit,uneven

heattransferoranunsuitablepan.

Usepansthatmatchthe diameterofthesurface

unit.Cookingperformancewillnotbeasgoodif

thecookwareiseithersmalleror largerthanthe

surfaceunit.

+- ● Werecommendthatyouuse

onlya flat-bottomedwok.

Theyare availableatyour

localretailstore.Thebottom

of‘thewok shouldhavethe

samediameterasthesurface

unitto insurepropercontact.

● Do notusewoksthathave

= surfaceunits.

supportrings.Thistypeof

wokwdl notheatonradiant

● Somespecialcookingproceduresrequirespecific

cookwaresuchaspressurecookers,deepfatfryers,

etc.All cookwaremusthaveflatbottomsandbethe

correctsize.Thecookwareshouldalsobecovered,

if applicableto thecookingprocess.

(continued next page)

WDWNT MOD~E

(continued)

CAUTION

● Nevercookdirectlyontheglass.Alwaysusecookware.

● Alwaysplacethepanin thecenterofthesurfaceunityouarecookingon.

● Donotslidecookwareacrossthecooktopbecauseitcan scratchtheglass.

Theglassisscratchresistant,notscratch-proof.

● Donotusethesurfaceas a cuttingboard.

PlasticandSugarySpillovers

Sugaryspillovers(suchasjellies,fudge,candysyrups)

Specialcareshouldbetakenwhenremovinghot

ormelted plasticscancausepittingofthesurfaceof

substances.FollowtheinstructionsintheCareand

yourmodule(notcoveredbythewarranty)unlessthe Cleaningsectioncarefully.

spillisremovedwhilestillhot.

DeepFat Frying WokCooking

Donotovetilllcookwarewithfatthatmayspillover

whenaddingfood.Frostyfoodsbubblevigorously.

Watchfoodfryingathightemperatures.Keepthe

rangeandhoodcleanfromgrease.

We recommendthatyouuse

onlya flat-bottomedwok.

Theyare availableatyourlocal

retailstore.

HowtoAssemblethe Gtill Module

Toinsertthegri~:

1.Besurethecontrolsforthecooktopgrillare0~.

2. Placethegrillsheetin thecenterofthewell.

3. Plugthegrillpanintothewell.

4.Placethedeflectoronthegrillpan.

5. Graspthegrillelementwithbothhandsnearthe

plug.Keepingtheelementasnearlyhotiontal as

possible,pushtheplugfidy intothereceptacle

to insurecompletecontact.Theelementshouldlie

flatandrestonthegrillpan.

6. Placethetwogrillgridsintotheopeninginthe

cooktopoverthegrillelement.

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Geneml InformationAbout the Gtill Module

Usethegrillforpreparingreeds withtheappearance

andflavorofcommerciallychar-brotiedmeats.The@l

mustbeveryhotforthistypeofcookingandsmokeand

spatteristobeexpected.Besuretouseyourventing

systemwhengri~g tohelpm-e smoke.

● Thefanwillautomatidly comeon at lowfan speed

whflethegri~is inuseandcannotbe turnedoff.You

mayturnittohighfanspeed.

● Donotusepotiorpansonyour@. Youcotid be

seriourdyburnedbyheatfromtheexposedsurfaces

ofthe@ whenreachingforthepothande. Pots

orpansmaytrapheatfromthe@ andresdt in

_etitie@~@sor@~k

● Thegrillmustbe preheatedto getthe@l

componentshotenoughto searthemeat,sealing

inthejuices.Preheatthegrillon~ for5 to 10

minutes,thenturnbacktotherecommendedsetting.

cNEVERLEAVE= ~TC~N w~e gtihg

meatsorotherjuicy foods.Fatsandjuices drip

onthehot@ elementandmaycauseflame-ups.

Whengrihg, youshodd alwaysbepresentto

controlflame=upssotiey donotgetoutofhand.

● NEVERUSEWATERONA GREASEHRE.

● Tocontrolflame-ups,settheheatsettingatLO

ratherthanOFF.fi youhavea badflame-up

andthereis dangerofthefm spreading,take

thefollowingstepsimmediately:

1.Turnthegrillcontrolsto 0~, andsetthefan

switchto HI.

2.Usealong-handedutensilto removethefood

fromthegrill.Becareti notto getburned.

Thefi shouldstarttogoout.Ifitdoesno~smother

theflamesbycoveringtheentiregrillmodulewith

a largecookiesheet,a lid froma largeroasting

pan,thegridde or themodulecover.

● Nevertry to usecharcoalor flavoredwoodchips

inthewe~underthe@l grids.Useof charcoal

indoomwithoutproperventilationproduces

carbonmonoxidethatcanbe fati. Mso, burning

charcoalin thewe~winWrrnanentiydamagethe

Wrcelti coatinginthewe~.

● Neverlinethegrillgridortheporcelainenameled

greasewellwithaluminumfoil.Doingso mayblock

drainageofgrease,causingexassive smoking,fire

or moduledamage.

NOTE:Thenon-stick@l gridsmustbepreconditioned

beforeusingthemforthefirsttime.Toprecondition,

firstwashtheminsoapandwateranddry.Thenusea

papertowelto applya smallamountof cookingoilto

thegrids.Removeexcessoilwith a cleanpapertowel.

(conthued ntipage)

G~L MOD~E

(continued)

NOTE:It is recommendedthatyouhavea dry chemical,foamorHalon

typefireextinguisherwhereyoucaneasilyreachit in caseof a cooking

fire.NEVERUSEWATERONA GREASEFIREas itis likelyto spread

theflames.Readtheinstructionson theextinguisheraheadoftimeandbe

preparedtofollowthemincaseofa cookingfire.

GrillTips

● Do notleavethegrillunattendedwhileit is inuse.

● Removeaccumulatedgreasefromthegrillpanafter

eachusetolessensmokingandodors.Greasebuildup

canbecomea firehmard.

● Thegratesshouldbeoiledor sprayedwitha

non-stick,salt-freevegetableoilbeforecooking

to preventsticking.

● Preheatthegrillfor5-10minutesatHI heatsetting,

thenturnto thedesiredsettingforcooking.

● Trimthefatfrommeatsbeforeplacingthemonthe

grill.Thiswillreducesmokingandlessengrease

buildupinthegreasewell.

● Allowspacebetweenfoodswhenplacingthemon

thegrill.Airneedstocirculatearoundthefoodfor

bestcookingresults.

● Occasionallyrearrangefoodson thegrillto prevent

stickingandprovidebetterbrowning.

● Seasonmeatsaftercookingratherthanbefore—

saltcandrawoutjuicesanddryoutmeat.Usetongs

to turnandrearrangemeatsonthegrill;forkswill

piercethemeatandreleasejuices.

GrillQuestionsand Answers

Q.Whencookingmanyindividualfoods,whatcan

I doto insurethatfoodswillcookevenly?

A.Whencookingfoodsof varioussizesand

thicknesses,startlargerorthickerpiecesfirst

andaddquickercooking,smallerpieceslater.

Pressthemeatlightlyto lieflatonthegrill.

Slashthefat on theedgesofsteaksandchops

to preventcurling.Breakthejointsof split

chickensso theywilllieflat.

Q.My grilledmeatssometimescomeout

drierthantheyshould.WhatcanI do

to helppreventthis?

A. Seasonmeatsaftercookingratherthanbefore—

saltcandrawoutjuicesanddryoutmeat.Use

tongsto turnandrearrangemeatsonthegrill;

forkswillpiercethemeatandreleasejuices.

Q.Ifollowthecookingtimessuggested,butmy

foodsdon’tgetdoneproperly.Is there

somethingwrongwithmygrill?

A. Probablynot.Suggestedcookingtimesshouldbe

usedonlyas a generalguide.Variablesinfoodcan

changecookingtimesrequired.

Q.HowcanI keepbarbecuedmeatsfrom

developinganunattractiveburnedlook

andtaste?

A. Saucescontainingsugarwilloftenburnif used

duringtheentirecookingtime.If yourfavorite

saucecontainssugar,try addingit onlyduring

thelast 15to 20minutesofcookingtimefor

bestresults.

Q.Canmygrillbeswitchedtothe otherside

oftherange?

A. Yes.Theseinterchangeablemodulescanbeused

oneithertherightorleftsideof the cooktop.

Wheninsertingorremovinga module,takecare

notto forcetheconnectionor exertunduepressure

whichcoulddamagetheelectricalcontacts.

Additionalmodulescanbepurchasedfromyour

dealerto doubleyourgril~griddlecapacityorto

addtwo morecoilsurfaceunits.

Q. Foodscookedon my grill are not browning as

much as I wouldlike.Whatcouldcausethis?

A. A longerpreheatingandgrilltimemaybe

necessaryto achievethedesiredresults.

Donotleaverangeunattendedduring“preheat”

3.Beforecookingsteaks,slashfataroundthe edges

@ohs turnedto “~”) oranytimethebobs are

topreventcurlingofmeat.

turned to “HI” with food on the Grill or Griddle.

4.Suggestedcookingtimesshouldbeusedonly

1.Preheatat HI settingfor 5 minutesbeforegrilling.

asa guide,sincevariablesinfoodmn change

Turnto the heatsettingin theguideor your

cookbookforthefoodyouaregrilling.

2.Trimexcessfat fromthemeat.

Suggested

Foti

Set@

BeefCubs (1inch) ] HI

BeefSte@ tender

(31: 1inch)

Medium HI

Well

Cticken

PieeesorQuarters HI

Halves HI

H&:qers (3/4inch)

Medium

Well

Hmn

Steaks(1to 1%inch) HI

HotDogs HI

mhohs

Meat

17–20

5-7 perside

= perside

*1O ~r side

5M0 (total)

7M0 (toti)

1s20

17-20

&7 perside

%9 perside

lW1l perside

%10perside

7-9 (total)

2S30

1G15

%10per side

1S17 perside

6B0 (toti)

cookingtimes.

5.If yourrangeis connectedto 208volts,these

cookingtimesmayneedtobeextended.

Comments

Marinatelesstenderbeefbeforegrilling.

Ifsaua isdesired,bastelast15to20minutes,turnmd rearrangeoften.

Brushwithmeltedbutter.

Ifstuffe~add6minutestototaltime.Covertopwiti foil.

h overafterhalfofeootig time.

Forlesstendervegetablessuchastomatoes,redueetime4 to6 minutes.

Parbofl5minutesbeforegrilling.Rearrangeandturnoverfrequently.

Bastewithsauwlast10minutes,asdesired.

G~DLE ACCESSORY

Yournon-stickcoatedgriddleprovidesanextra-largecookingsurface

formeats,pancakesorotherfoodsusuallypreparedinafryingpanor

electricskiUet.Youcanalsousethegridde asa warmingtrayby using

a low-heatsetting.

HowtoAssemblethe GtiddleAccesso~

1.BesurethecontrolsareOFF.

2. Plugthegrillpanintothewell.

3. Graspthegrillelementwithbothhandsnearthe

plug.Keepingtheelementasnearlyhortionti as

possible,pushtheplugf~y intothereceptacle

to insurecompletecontact.Theelementshouldlie

flatandrestonthegrillpan.

4.Placethegndde intotheopeninginthecooktop

withthereservoirattheback.Thegndde willrest

ontheledgeofthegrillpan.

Foodsplacedatthebackofthegridde maycook

fasterthanthoseatthefront.Thisisbecausethe

gridde isdesignedto slopetowardstheresemoir

placingitcloserto theheatingelementattherear.

NO~: men properlyplaced,thegndde sits

slightlyabovethecooktop.This,andtheopen

spacesonthesidesandrearofthegridde, prevent

temperaturesfromgettingtoohigh.

Usingthe Gtiddle

Thenon-stick@d@emti bepmonditionedbefore

Donotoverheatthegriddle.having thegriddle

usingitforthefmt time.Topreconditionfirstwash

at ~ for more than 10minutes withoutfoodcan

thegridde insoapandwateranddry.Thenusea

damage the non-stickcoating.

papertowelto applya smallamountofcookingoilto

Thefanwillautomaticallycomeonatlowfanspeed

thegridde. Removeexwssoilwithacleanpapertowel.

whilethegridde isinuseandcannotbe turnedoff.

Preheatthegridde asrecommendedintheGridde

Youmayturnitto highfan speed.

tioking Guide.Mer preheatingfortherecommended

amountoftime,applya smallamountofoilorbutter.

Howto Removethe GtiddleAccesso~

Besurethecontrohare0~ md thegridde iscool.

3. Gr=p theelementwithbothhandsoneitherside

Toremovethe gridde:

oftheplug.

1.Liftthefrontedgeofthegridde abitto letany

4.Raisetheoppositesideoftheelementjustenough

excessfator oildraintotheback.

to clearthewell,thenpullawayfromthereceptacle.

Theelementwillnotsitlevelwhenreplacedif itis

2. Removethegridde.

forcedtoofarupwardwhenremoved.

5. Removethegrillpan.

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