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1 Welcme... 2 imprtant Safety Instructins Befre Setting Oven Cntrls... 13=14 Setting Oven Cntrls Setting Warmer Drawer Cntrls Cking Jnfrmatins Care & CWeaning Adjusting Yur Oven Temperature Befre Yu Call SButins t Cmm.Prblem, Visit the Frigidaire Web Site at: Warranty... Back Cver READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS (0507} }::{ev. A

2 Welcme & Cngratulatins Questins? (United States_ t (Canada) Phase attach sales receipt here fr future reference. Cngratulatins n yur purchase f a new appliance! At ElectrJux Hme Prducts, we are very prud f ur prduct and are cmpletely cmmitted t prviding yu with the best service pssible, Yur satisfactin is ur number ne pririty We knw yu'll enjy yur new appliance and ThankYu We hpe yu cnsider us fr future purchases, fr chsing ur prduct, PLEASE CAREFULLY READ AND SAVE THESE instructions This Use & Care Manual cntains general perating instructins fr yur appliance and feature infrmatin fr several mdels, Yur prduct may nt have all the described features, The graphics shwn are representative,the graphics n yur appliance may nt lk exactly like thse shwn, These instructins are nt meant t cver every pssible cnditin and situatin that may ccur, Cmmn sense and cautin must be practiced when installing, perating and maintaining any appliance, Ptease recrd yur mdej and seriaj numbers bejw fr future reference. Mdel Number: Serial Number: Purchase Date: Prduct Registratin Register Yur Prduct The PRODUCT REGISTRATION CARD shuld be filled in cmpletely, signed and returned t Electrelux Hme Prducts, Seda P ate Lcatin Versi6n en espasm Si desea ebtener una cpia en espa_hl de este Manual del Usuari, sirvase escribir a la direcci6n que se incluye a cntinuaci6n, Slicite la P/N E, Spanish Use & Care Manual Electrlux Hme Prducts P, O, Bx Augusta, GA Serial Plate Lcatin Strage 2005 Ebctrlux Canada Crp. All rights reserved Printed in United States

3 Read ah instructins befre using this appliance. Save these instructins fr future reference. This guide cntains imprtant safety symbb and instructins. Phase pay special attentin t these symbb and fllw all instructins given. Here is a brief explanatin f these symbb. This symbl Will he!p abrt YOUt s!tuatins that may Cause serius bdi!y harm, deat h 0i prperty damage. This Symb I wiln henp ale rt yu t s!tuati0ns that may Cause bd!!y!njury Oi Prperty darnagel SUDE4N MODELS ONLY DROP-IN MODELS ONLY All ranges can tip, injury t persns culd result, Install anti-tip device packed with range, See Installatin instructins, T reduce the risk f tipping f the range, the range must be secured by prperly installed anti-tip bracket(s) prvided with the range, T check if the bracket (s) is installed prperly, remve the lwer panel r strage drawer and verify that the anti-tip bracket (s) is engaged, Refer t the installatin instructins fr All ranges can tip, injury t persns culd result, device packed with range, See Installatin instructins, T reduce the risk f tipping f the range, the range must be secured by prperly installed anti-tip screws )rvided with the range, T check if the screws are installed prperly, raise the lift-up cktp and verify that the anti-tip screws are engaged, Refer t the installatin instructins fr prper anti-tip screw installatin, Remve ah tape and packaging wrap befre using the appjiance. Destry the cartn and plastic bags after unpacking the appliance. Never allw children t play with packaging material. Prper installatin--be sure yur appliance is prpedy installed and grunded by a qualified technician in accrdance in the United States with NatinaJ Electrical Cde ANSI/NFPA N. 70--latest editin and ttal cde requirements, and in Canada with CSA PART l--latest editin and tcaj cde requirements. Install nly per installatin instructins prvided in the literature package fr this appliance, Ask yur dealer t recmmend a qualified technician and an authrized repair service, Knw hw t discnnect the electrical pwer t the range at the circuit breaker r fuse bx in case f an emergency, User Servicing--D nt repair r replace any part f the appliance unbss specifically recmmended in the manuajs. All ther servicing shuld be dne nly by a qualified technician t reduce the risk f persnal injury and damage t the appliance, Never mdify r alter the cnstructin f a range by remving tevehng Jegs, panejs, wire cvers, anti-tip brackets/screws, r any ther part f the prduct. Stepping, leaning r sitting n the dr r drawer f this appliance can result in serius injuries and may als cause damage t the appliance. D nt allw children t climb r play arund the appliance, The weight f a child n an pen dr may cause the appliance t tip, resulting in serius burns r ther injury, An pen drawer, when ht, may cause burns, equipped) D nt use the ven r warmer drawer (if fr strage. Strage in r n Appliance--Ftammabb materiajs shuld nt be stred in an ven, near surface units r in the drawer (if equipped). This includes paper, plastic and clth items, such as ckbks, plasticware and twels, as well as flammable liquids, D nt stre explsives, such as aersl cans, n r near the appliance, Flammable materials may explde and result in fire r prperty damage, D nt stre items f interest t children in the cabinets abve the appliance. Children climbing n the range t reach items culd be seriusly injured, D nt Jeave children ajne. Children shutd nt be teft ajne r unattended in the area where an appliance is in use. They shuld never be allwed t sit r stand n any part f the appliance,

4 DO NOTTOUCHSURFACEUNmTS, AREASNEAR THESEUNmTS, OVENHEATmNG ELEMENTSORmNTE- RmORSURFACESOF THE OVEN OR WARMER DRAWER(if equipped).bthsurfaceunitsandven heatingeuements maybehteventhughtheyaredarkin clr,areasnearsurfaceunitsmaybecmehtenugh tcauseburns,duringandafteruse,dnttuch,r Uet cuthing r therflammamemateriaus tuchtheseareas untiltheyhavehadsufficient timetcl Amngthese areasarethecktp,surfacesfacingthecktp,the venventpeningsandsurfacesnearthesepenings, vendrandwindw, WearPrperAppare!--Lse-fittingr hanginggarmentsshuld neverbe wrnwhile using the appliance.dnt UetcUthingr therflammablematerials cntacthtsurfaces, Neveruseyurappliancefr warmingr heating the rm. D Nt UseWater r Ftur n Grease Fires--Smther the fire with a pan tid, r use baking sda, a dry chemicaj r fam-type extinguisher. When heating fat r grease, watch it clsely. Fat r grease may catch fire if allwed t becme t ht, Use Only Dry PthJders--Mist r damp pthldere n ht surfaces may result in burns frm steam. D nt let the pethlders tuch ht heating surface units r interir ven elements, D nt use a twel r ther bulky clth instead f a pthlder, D Nt Heat Unpened Fd Cntainers--Build up f pressure may cause the cntainer t buret and result in injury. Remve the ven dr frm any unused appliance if it is t be stred r discarded. IMPORTANT--D nt attempt t perate the ven during a pwer failure, if the pwer fails, ajways turn the ven ff. If the ven is nt turned ff and the pwer resumes, the ven may begin t perate again, Fd left unattended culd catch fire r spil, Electrnic cntrllers can be damaged by cld temperatures. When yu use yur appliance fr the first time, r if it has nt been used fr a lng perid f time, make sure that it has been expsed t a temperature abve 0 C/32 F fr at teast 3 hurs befre cnnecting it t the pwer supply. mmportant mnstructmons FOR USmNG YOUR COOKTOP Knw which knb cntrls each surface heating unit. Use Prper Pan Size--This appliance is equipped with ne r mre surface units f different sizes, Select utensils having flat bttms large enugh t cver the surface unit, The use f undersized utensils will expse a prtin f the surface heating unit t direct cntact and may result in ignitin f clthing, Prper relatinship f utensil t the surface unit will als imprve efficiency, Utensil HandJes ShuJd BeTumed Inward and ShuJd Nt Extend Over Adjacent Surface Units--T reduce the risk f burns, ignitin f flammable materials, and spillage due t unintentinal cntact with the utensil, The handle f the utensil shuld be psitined s that it is turned inward, and des nt extend ver adjacent surface unit, Never Leave Surface Units Unattended--Bilvers cause smking and greasy spillvers that may ignite, r a pan that has biled dry may melt, Prtective liners-- D nt use aluminum fil t line ven bttm r any ther part f the appliance, Only use aluminum fil as recmmended fr baking if used as a cver placed n the fd, Any ther used f prtective liners r aluminum fil may result in a risk f electric shck r fire r a shrt circuit, Glazed Cking Utensils--Only certain types f glass, glass/ceramic, ceramic, earthenware, r ther glazed utensils are suitable fr cktp service withut breaking due t the sudden change in temperature, Check the manufacturer's recmmendatins fr cktp use, D Nt Use Decrative Surface Element Cvers, If an element is accidentally turned n, the decrative cver will becme ht and pssibly melt, Burns will ccur if the ht cvers are tuched, Damage may als be dne t the cktp, FOR GLASS COOKTOPS ONLY D Nt Ctean r Operate a Brken Cktp --If cktp shuld break, cleaning slutins and spillvers may penetrate the brken cektp and create a risk f electric shck, Cntact a qualified technician CJean Cktp GJass with Cautin--If a wet spnge r clth is used t wipe spills n a ht cking area, be careful t avid a steam burn, Sme cleaners can prduce harmful fumes if applied t a ht surface,

5 Avidscratchingthe cktpglass with sharpbjects. mmportant mnstructmons FOR USING YOUR OVEN, Use Care When Opening Dr r Warmer Drawer (if equipped)--stand t the side f the appliance when pening the dr f a ht ven, Let ht air r steam escape befre yu remve r repuace fd in the ven/ warmer drawer, Keep Oven Vent Ducts Unbstructed. The ven is vented at the frnt abve the ven dr (ceramic glass cktp mdels) r thrugh the right rear element (cil element mdels), Tuching the surfaces in this area when the ven is perating may cause severe burns, Als, d nt place plastic r heat-sensitive items n r near the ven vent, These items culd melt r ignite, Placement f Oven/Warmer Drawer (if equipped} Racks. AUwayspUaceven racks in desired bcatin while ven/drawer (if equipped) is cl Remve aft utensils frm the rack befre remving rack, ff rack must be mved while ven is ht, use extreme cautin, Use pthlders and grasp the rack with bth hands t repsitin, D nt let pthlders cntact the ht ven element r interir f the ven/warmer drawer (if equipped), D nt use the briter pan withut its insert. The briler pan and grid allw dripping fat t drain and be kept away frm the high heat f the briler, D nt cver the briler r warmer drawer (if equipped} grid with ajuminum fit. Expsed fat and grease culd ignite, Cleaners/aersls--Always fllw the manufacturer's recmmended directins fr use, Be aware that excess residue frm cleaners and aersls may ignite causing damage and/r injury, SELF-CLEANmNG OVENS:, CJean in the eetf-cjeaning cycte nty the parts f the ven Hsted in this wner's guide. Befre self-cbaning the ven, remve the briler pan and any utensils stred in the ven, D nt ctean the ven dr gasket. The dr gasket is essential fr a gd seal, Care shuld be taken nt t rub, damage r mve the gasket, Oven racks. Oven racks clr will change if left in the ven during a self-cleaning cycle, D nt use ven cleaners. N ven cleaner r ven liner prtective cating f any kind shuld be used in r arund any part f the ven, Remve ven racks. Oven racks clr will change if left in the ven during a self-cleaning cycle, The heajth f sme birds is extremely sensitive t the fumes given ff during the serf-clean cycb f any range. Mve birds t anther welt ventilated rm. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE The Califrnia Safe Drinking Water and Txic Enfrcement Act requires the Gvernr f Califrnia t publish a list f substances knwn t the state t cause cancer, birth defects r ther reprductive harm, and requires businesses t warn custmers f ptential expsure t such substances. D nt tuch a ht tight bujb with a damp clth. Ding s culd cause the bulb t break, Discnnect the appliance r turn ff the pwer t the appliance befre remving and replacing fight bulb, IMPORTANT mnstructmons FOR CLEANmNG YOUR RANGE Clean the range regujarly t keep ah parts free f grease that culd catch fire. Exhaust fan ventilatin hds and grease filters shuld be kept clean, D nt allw grease t accumulate, Greasy depsits in the fan culd catch fire, Refer t the hd manufacturer's instruc- SAVETHESE INSTRUCTmONS

6 Right rear Left frnt Left rear cntru Ebctrnb Oven cntruand cntruand and digitaudispuay CntrUswith digitaudispuay cntruand digitaudispuay (smemdeb) Cbck and Kitchen digitaudispuay (sme mdels) Timer sme mdels) Bril element Cnvectin fan cver (sme mdels SelfCleaning Oven (sme mdels Oven Vent sme mdels) Oven Light, Single r (2) Adjustable Oven Racks Piece Dr Handle Bril Pan insert Cnvectin grill (sme mdels) Glass Frnt Oven Drwith Large Windw Opening Warm & Serve Drawer r Strage Drawer (slidein mdels nly, varies with mdels) 5" Single r 8" Single 5" Single r 5"/7" r 5"/7" Dual Radiant Dual Radiant Element i Varies with mdels), with mdels) Bridge Radiant Element 6" Single Radiant Element Remvable 8" Remvable 6" Cil Surface Cil Surface Ebment Element I I I 5"Singlerg" lr4ht 4 ht surface 9"/12" Dual 6"/9" Dual Single r 6"/9" surface Radiant Radiant Dual Radiant indicatr Element (varies with Element mdels), with mdels), (varies with md is) Nte: The features _ y6ur range wilt vary accrding t mde1. Remvabb 6" Cil Surtace Ebment Remvable 8" Cil Sudace Element

7 tvldeis with Cit Elements I NOTE: AH knbs shwn in this wner's Guide are typical nly, 1, PUacethe pan n the surface euement, 2, Push in and turn the surface euement cntrl knb t desired setting, 3, The surface signauhghtwhuguwwhen ne r mre euementsare turned n, AUwaysturn the euement ff befre remving the pan, Nte: The size and type f utensil used, and the amunt and type f fd being cked wilt influence the setting needed fr best cking results, Setting Type f Cking HU(MAX) Start mst fds, bring water t a bll, pan briling, 5(MED) Maintain a suwbll, thicken sauces and gravies, steam vegetables, 2-4(MED-LOW) Keep fd cking, pach, stew, LO (MIN) Keep warm, melt, simmer, *The suggested settings fund in the chart abve are based n cking in medium thickness aluminum pans with lids, Settings may vary when using ther types f pans, D nt place items such as sajt and pepper shakers, spn hlders r ptastic wrappings n tp f the cktp when it is in use, These items culd melt r ignite, Pthlders, twels r wd culd catch fire if placed t clse t the element, 4 OFF med

8 Mdels with Ceramic Glass Cktp c c Mdel A c c Mdel B Mdel C Mdel D Cktp radiant areas that heat Yur appliance may have ne f these cnfiguratins - Figure 1 _F _ OFF _ Abut the Ceramic G_ass Cktp The ceramic cktp has radiant surface elements lcated belw the surface f the glass. The design f the ceramic cktp utlines the area f the surface element underneath. Make sure the diameter f the pan matches the diameter f the element utline n the cktp (See Figure 1). Heat is transferred up thrugh the surface f the cktp t the ckware. Only flat-bttm ckware shuld be used. The type and size f ckware, the number f surface elements in use and their settings, are all factrs that will affect the amunt f heat that will spread t areas beynd the surface elements. The areas surrunding the elements may becme ht enugh t cause burns. Abut the Radiant Surface E_ements The element temperature rises gradually and evenly. As the temperature rises, the element will glw red. T maintain the selected setting, the element will cycle n and ff. The heating element retains enugh heat t prvide a unifrm and cnsistent heat during the ff cycle. Fr efficient cking, turn ff the element several minutes befre cking is cmplete. This will allw residual heat t cmplete the cking prcess.... Mdel B shwn Only - Figure 2 NOTE: PUease read detailed instructins fr ceramic guass cktp cueaning in the General Care & Cteaning sectin and Befre Yu Call checklist sectin f this Use and Care Guide. NOTE: Radiant elements have a limiter that allws the element t cycle n and ff, even at the HI setting. This helps t prevent damage t the ceramic smth tp. Cycling at the HI setting is nrmal and can ccur if the ckware is t small fr the radiant element r if the ckware bttm is nt flat (Refer t page 12 under Selecting Surface Cking Utensils). Lcatins f the Radiant Surface E_ements and Cntrls Yur range is equipped with radiant surface elements with different wattage ratings. The ability t heat fd quicker and in larger vlumes increases as the element wattage increases. The radiant surface elements are lcated n the cktp as fllws: Mde/A (See Figure 1): - Tw dual 5 r 7 inch radiant element at the right and left rear psitin; - Tw duai 6 r 9 inch radiant element at the right and left frnt psitin; Mdel B (see Figures 1 and 2) and Mdel C (Figure 1): - One 6 inch radiant element at the right rear psitin; - One 6 r ne 8 inch radiant element at the left rear psitin (varies with mdels); - A dua! 6 r 9 inch radiant element at the right frnt psitin; - A 6 r ne 9 inch radiant element lcated at the left frnt psitin (varies with mdels); Mdel D (Figure 1): - A 6 inch radiant element at the right rear psitin; - A duat 6 r 9 inch radiant element at the right frnt psitin; - Tw 8 inch radiant elements lcated at bth the left frnt and rear psitins. - Between left frnt and rear elements is a Bridge radiant element. The BRIDGE radiant element is cntrlled using the same knb that cntrls the left frnt radiant element psitin. NOTE: Due t the high intensity f heat generated by the surface elements, the glass surface will turn green when the element will be turned ff. This phenmenn is nrmal and the glass will cme back t its riginal white clr after it has cmpletely cled dwn. (White glass cktps nly).

9 Mdels with Ceramic Glass Cktp (cntinued) Surface Cking Settings (Mdels with Ceramic Glass Cktp) Use the chart (Figure 1) t determine the crrect setting fr the kind f fd yu are preparing, The Simmer settings are used t simmer and keep Uargerquantities f fds warm such as stews and sups, The bwer Simmer settings are ideau fr delicate fds and meuting chcuate r butter, Nte: The size and type f ckware used whuinfluence the setting needed fr best cking resuuts, Setting HUGH(Hi_ MEDIUM HUGH/5-8/ MEDIUM _5_ MEDIUM LOW 2-4} LOW (L - 2} Recmmended Settings fr Single, Bridge and Dual Surface EJements Type f Cking Start mst fds, bring water t a bil. pan briling Cntinue a rapid bi fry, deep fat fry Maintain a slw bil. thicken sauces and g ravies, steam vegetables Keep fds cking, pach, stew Keep warm, melt, simmer Figure 1 The Electrnic Surface Element Cntrl (ESEC) (sme mdels) The Electrnic Surface Element Cntrl ("ESEC") feature includes digital display windws, The ESEC feature prvides a numeric digital setting fr the radiant surface element psitins n the cktp, These settings wrk the same way as nrmal knb setting indicatrs wrk except the settings are displayed in digital windws (Figs, 2 thru 5), hi Radiant surface elements may appear t have cled after they have been turned ff, A ht surface indicatr light will cme n and will cntinue t glw until the glass cktp has cled dwn t a mderate level, The glass surface may still be ht and burns may ccur if the glass surtace is tuched befre the indicatr light has turned ff, D nt place plastic items such as sajt and pepper shakers, spn hmers r plastic wrappings n tp f the range when it is in use. These items culd melt r ignite, Pthlders, twebrwden spnsculd catch fire if placed t clse t the surface elements, The avaimab_e ESEC Display Settings The ESEC cntrl prvides varius heat levels frm Hi (Fig, 3) t L (Fig, 4) and OFF (Fig, 2), Use the chart (n tp f page) t determine the crrect setting fr the kind f fd yu are preparing, The Simmer settings are used t simmer and keep larger quantities f fds warm such as stews and sups, The lwer Simmer settings are ideal fr delicate fds and melting chclate r butter, Figure2 hi Figure3 OFF hi Nte: The size and type f ckware used will influence the setting needed fr best cking results, Radiant surface elements may appear t have cled after they have been turned ff, The Ht surface indicatr light will cme n and will cntinue t glw until the glass cktp has cled dwn t a mderate level, The glass surface may still be ht and burns may ccur if the glass surface is tuched befre it has cled sufficiently, D nt place plastic items such as salt and pepper shakers, spn hlders r plastic wrappings n tp f the range when it is in use, These items culd melt r ignite, Pthlders, twels r wden spns culd catch fire if placed t clse t the surface elements,

10 Mdels with Ceramic Glass Cktp (cntinued) The Electrnic Surface Element Cntrl (ESEC) (sme mdels) Ht Surface mndicatr Lights After using any f the radiant ebment psitins the cktp will becme ve_/ht, After turning any f these ebments OFF, the cktp will remain HOT fr sme time, The "Ht Surface" indicatr light will glw whenever any f the element psitins becmes HOT, The Ht Surface indicatr light will remain ON while ht and turn OFF nce the cktp has cled sufficiently, ESEC Errr Indicatr Message (Er) An errr message wiii be displayed (flashing "E ') at pwer up (r after a pwer failure) if ANY f the surface cntrl knbs were left in the ON psitins (See Figure 1), if a pwer failure shuld ccur, be sure t set all f the surface cntrl knbs t the OFF psitin, This will reset the surface cntrls, Once the su dace cntrls have been set t the OFF psitins, the surface cntrls shuld return t nrmal peratin, if the sudace cntrls d nt functin and the"er" message remains in any display after fllwing these prcedures, cntact an authrized servicer fr assistance, ESEC Lckut Feature ( ) The ESEC feature will nt perate during a Self-Clean cycle, Whenever the ESEC Lckut feature is active, " - - " wiii appear in any display windw (See Figure 2), Figu re 1 Figure2 Operating Single Fladiant Surface E_ements (Mde_s with Ceramic G_ass Cktp On_y) The cktp has single radiant surface elements at lcatin as shwn n figures 4 t 5, T Operate the Single Surface E_ements: 1, Place crrectly sized ckware n the radiant surface element, 2, Push in and turn the su dace cntrl knb in either directin t the desi red setting (Figu re 3), Turn the knb t adjust the setting if desired, Start mst cking peratins n a higher setting and then turn t a lwer setting t finish cking, Each surface element prvides a cn stant amunt f heat at each setting, A glwing red su dace heating area extending beynd the bttm edge f the ckware indicates the ckware is t small fr the surface heating area, 3, When cking has cmpleted, turn the surface cntrl knb t OFF befre remving the ckware, Nte: The Surface indicatr light will cme n when the cntrl knb will be turn n and wiii cntinue t glw until the glass cktp has cled dwn t a mderate level, The light may remain n even thugh the cntrls are turned OFF, 4 6 reed Figure 3 Nte: See Figure 1 n page 9 fr recmmended cntrl settings, Figure 4 Mdel B Left & Right Rear Elements and Left frnt element Figure 5 -Mdel C Left & Right Rear Elements and Left frnt element Figure 6 - Mdel D Left Rear Element Bridge element (Left Frnt) can ad be used as a singe element 10 (see page 12)

11 Mdels with Ceramic Glass Cktp (cntinued) Operating the Dua_ Surface Radiant E_ement (MdeJs with Ceramic G_ass Cktp On_y} Mdel A is equipped with DuaUradiant surface euementsatah psitins (See Figure 8). MdeUs B & C are equipped with a duau radiant surface euement Ucated at the right frnt (See Figures 9 & 10) psitin. SymbUs n the cntru paneu are used t indicate which cil f the duauradiant euementwhuheat. The 0 symbu indicates that nuythe inner cil will heat (Figu res 1,3,4 and 5). The (_ symbl indicates that bth inner and uter cils will heat (Figures 6, 8, 9 and 10). Yu may switch frm either cil setting at any time during cking. Small Pe_i_ hi 0 Small Element Figure 1 OFF 2 1 Figure 2 Small r_e_i_ Large Element Figure 6 OFF T Operate the DuaJ Surface E_ement: 1, Place crrectly sized ckware n the dual surface element, 2. Push in and turn the cntrl knb cunterclckwise (See Figu re2) fr smaller ckware r clckwise (See Figure 7) fdarger ckware. Figure 3 - Mdel A Figure 8 - Mdel A 3, Turn the knb t adjust the setting if needed. Start mst cking peratins n a higher setting and then turn t a lwer setting t finish cking. Each surface element prvides a cnstant amunt f heat at each setting. A glwing red surface heating area extending beynd the bttm edge f the ckware indicates the ckware is t small fr the surface heating area. 4, When cking has cmpleted, turn the surface cntrl knb t OFF befre remving the ckware. Nte: The Surface Indicatr light will cme n when the cntrl knb will be turn n and will cntinue t glw until the glass cktp has cled dwn t a mderate level. The light may remain n even thugh the cntrls are turned OFF. Nte: See page 9, Figure 1 fr recmmended cntrl settings. ) Figure 4 -Mdel Figure 9 - Mdel B Figure 5 -Mdel C Figure 10 - Mdel C cled after they have been turned ff. A ht surface indicatr light will cme n and will cntinue t glw until the glass cktp has cled dwn t a mderate level. The glass surface may still be ht and burns may ccur if the glass surface is tuched befre the indicatr light has turned ff. 11

12 Mdels with Ceramic Glass Cktp (cntinued) Operating the Bridge Surface Radiant Emement Frnt (Mdels with Ceramic G_ass Cktp On_y) Dement Mde] D (See Page 8) is equipped with a "BRIDGE" surface 8 Hm ebment bcated at the bft frnt and middb (See Figure 6) g psitins, The Bridge car) be used when cking with rectanguuar Figure 1 (]ike a griddue) r va] shaped ckware, The euement wiu] Frnt maintain an ever) temperature setting acrss bth prtins f the Bernent OFF Bridge, if needed fr nrma] ckware, the Bridge euement car) wrk like a single ebment withut the Bridge (See Figure 3), Bridge Ememeet Bridge Element Hi Figure 4 Frnt Bridge Element OFF Ememeet Bridge element peratin symbls are lcated n the cntrl panel n each side f the Bridge element cntrl knb, These symbls indicate the directin t turn the cntrl knb when perating the Bridge element, The symbl in Figure 1 indicates that nly the singb prtin f the Bridge ebment will heat (Figure 3), The symbl in Figure 4 indicates that bth the single and Bridge prtins f the element will heat tgether (Figure 6), Yu may switch frm either f these settings at any time during cking with the Bridge element, Sim%_.,,,,..*_*Sim L L L L Figure 2 Figure 5 4 T Operate the Bridge Surface E_ement (IVlde_ A On_y): 1, Place crrectly sized ckware n the Bridge surface element, 2, Push in and turn the cntrl knb cunterclckwise (See Figures 2 and 3) t heat the prtin f the Bridge element fr Figure 3 nrmal shaped ckware r clckwise (See Figures 5and 6) fr larger r rectangular shaped ckware, 3, Turn the knb t adjust the setting if needed, Start mst cking peratins n a higher setting and then turn t a lwer setting t finish cking, Each surface element prvides a cnstant amunt f heat at each setting, A glwing red surface heating area extending beynd the bttm edge f the ckware indicates the ckware is t small, Please nte that nt all ckware will fit the Bridge element crrectly, 4, When cking has cmpleted, turn the surface cntrl knb t OFF befre remving the ckware, Nte: The Surface Indicatr light will cme n when the cntrl knb will be turn n and will cntinue t glw until the glass cktp has cled dwn t a mderate level, The light may remain n even thugh the cntrls are turned OFF, The BRIDGE element may als be used in cmbinatin with the left rear single element, Because these elements have 2 different cntrls, ne element can be used t ck while the ther element may be used t keep fd warm (See Figure 7), Figure 6 Bridge element with Bridge prtin, Figure 7 Nte: See page 9, Figure 1 fr recmmended cntrl settings, Radiant surface elements may appear t have cled after they have been turned ff, A ht surface indicatr light will cme n and will cntinue t glw until the glass cktp has cled dwn t a mderate level, The glass surface may stilt be ht and burns may ccur if the glass surface is tuched befre the indicatr light has turned ff, 12

13 Surface Cking (Cntinued) *CORRECT mncorrect Selecting Surface Cking Ckware Ckware shuld have fiat bttms that make gd cntact with the entire surface heating element, Check fr flatness by rtating a ruler acrss the bttm f the ckware (See Figure 1), Be sure t fllw the recmmendatins fr using ckware as shwn in Figure 2, Nte: The size and type f ckware used will influence the setting needed fr best cking results, Figure 1 Ckware Material types The ckware material determines hw evenly and quickly heat is transferred frm the surface element t the pan bttm, The mst ppular materials available are: Flat bttm and straight sides. t Tight fitting lids. Weight f handle des nt timtpan. Pan is welm balanced. Pan sizes match the amunt f fd t be prepared and the size f the surface element. Made f a material that cnducts heat weml. Easy t clean. _, Always match pt diameter t element surface diameter. Figure 2,, Curved and warped pan bttms. q4 IT Pan verhangs element by mre than ne-half inch. 1 I_ Pan is smaller than element. Heavy handb tilts pan. ALUMINUM - Excellent heat cnductr, Sme types f fd wiii cause it t darken (Andized aluminum ckware resists staining & pitting), if aluminum pans slide acrss the ceramic glass cktp, they may leave metal marks which will resemble scratches, Remve these marks immediately, COPPER - Excellent heat cnductr but disclrs easily, May leave metal marks n ceramic glass (see Aluminum abve), STAINLESS STEEL - Slw heat cnductr with uneven cking results, is durable, easy t clean and resists staining, CAST IRON - A pr heat cnductr hwever wiii retain heat very well, Cks evenly nce cking temperature is reached, Nt recmmended fr use n ceramic cktps, PORCELAIN-ENAMEL n METAL - Heating characteristics wiii vary depending n base material, Prcelain-enamel cating must be smth t avid scratching ceramic cktps, GLASS Slw heat cnductr, Nt recmmended fr ceramic cktp surfaces because it may scratch the glass, Air Circulatin in the Oven Fr best air circulatin and baking results allw 2 4" (5-10 cm) arund the ckware fr prperaircirculatin and be sure pans and ckware d nt tuch each ther, the ven dr, sides r back f the ven cavity, The ht air must circulate arund the pans and ckware in the ven fr even heat t reach arund the fd, 1 Oven Rack Multiple Oven Racks 13

14 Thisrangehasa fan thatwilt turn"on"and"off"by iteefft keepthe ebctrnice cl. it may cntinue t run after the range has been turned "OFF", but may ajs stp immediately and then turn "ON" after a white. Oven Vent Lcatin -Mdels with Cil Elements The ven is vented thrugh the right rear cit etement, When the ven is n, warm airis released thrugh the vent, This venting is necessary fr prper aircirculatin in the ven and gd baking results, DO NOT blck the vent, Ding s may cause cking failures, fire r damage t the appliance, Oven Vent Lcatin -Mdets with Ceramic GJass Cktp The ven vent is lcated at right side f the frnt panej and visible when the ven dr is pen, When the ven is n, ht air is released thrugh the vents, This venting is necessary fr prper air circulatin in the ven and gd baking results, Remving and RepJacing Oven Racks T remve, pull the rack frward until it stps, Lift up frnt f rack and slide ut, T replace, fit the rack nt the guides n the ven wails, Tilt the frnt f the rack upward and slide the rack back int place, J Arranging Oven Racks ALWAYS ARRANGE OVEN RACKS WHEN THE OVEN is COOL (PRIOR TO OPERATING THE OVEN), Always use ven mitts when the ven is ht, Rack psitins Fd RECOMMENDED RACK POSiTiONS FOR BROiLiNG, BAKING & ROASTING Briling meats, chicken r fish 3 r 4 Ckies, cakes, pies, biscuits &muffins 1 rack 2 r 3 Multiple racks 2 & 4 Frzen pies, angel fd cake, yeast, bread, 1 r 2 casserles, small cuts f meat r pultry Turkey, rast r ham 1 Nte: Always use cautin when remving fd, Figure 1 Setting Oven Refer t the Electrnic Oven Cntrl Guide fr ven settings, 14

15 Arranging Warmer (Warm & Ready TM) Drawer Rack Psitins The rack can be used in 2 ways: In the upright psitin t allw lw prfile fd items t be placed bth under and n tp f the rack (fr example, rils r biscuits n tp f the rack and a casserle In the dwnward psitin t allw yu t place light weight fd items and empty dishware (fr example, rils r pastries and dinner plates) n the rack, Set the Warmer Drawer Rack in either psitin as shwn aside (Figure 1), Operating the Warmer Drawer The purpse f the Warmer Drawer is t keep ht cked fds at serving temperature, Always start with ht fd, It is nt recmmended t heat cld fd in the Warmer Drawer, A[[ fd placed in the Warmer Drawer shuld be cvered with a lid r aluminum fil t maintain quality, D nt use plastic wrap t cver fd. Plastic may melt nt the drawer and be verydifficu[t t clean. Use nly utensils and ckware recmmended fr ven use in the Warmer Drawer, Always use pth[ders r ven mitts when remving fd frm the Warmer Drawer as ckware and plates w[[[ be ht and yu can be burned, Warmer Drawer Temperature Selectin Recmmended Warmer Drawer settings table is shwn in Figure 2, Ifa particular fd is nt listed, start with the MED setting, If mre crispness is desired, remve the lid r aluminum fil frm the fd, Mst fds can be kept at serving temperatures n the MED setting, When a cmbinatin f fds are t be kept warm (fr instance, meat with 2 vegetables and rlls), use the HI setting, T avid heat lss, d nt pen the Warmer Drawer while in use, T Set the Warmer Drawer Cntrls: The cntrl and indicatr lights fr the Warmer Drawer features are lcated n the cntrl pane[, The temperatures are apprximate, and are designated by HI (high), MED (medium) and LO (lw), 1, Tuch the 0_/0) pad at the Warmer Drawercntr[ psitin, The Warmer Drawer indicatr light wi[[ flash, Nte: If n further pads are tuched within 25 secnds the request t pwer the Warmer Drawer ON wi[[ dear, 2, Set the desired pwer [evel Tuch A ncetturnonthepwer[eve[frh[ (see Figure 3) r V t turn ON the pwer [eve[ fr LO (see Figure 5), The Warmer Drawer indicatr light lcated beside the _ pad wl[ turn ON steady, 3, Each tuch f the V r A padswi[[decreaserincreasethrugh6pwer Figure 1 awer Rack in upward _sitin Warmer Drawer Rack in dwnward _psitin Warmer Drawer recmmended Fd Item Bacn Fd Settings Table Pultry Prk Chps Fried Fds Pizza Gravies Casserles Eggs Rasts (Beef, Prk, Lamb) Vegetables Biscuits Rls, hard Pastries Rils (sft) levels frm HI (see Fig, 3) t MED (Fig, 4) t LO (Fig, 5), Nte: Fr best results, preheat the Warmer Drawer befre adding the fd, An empty drawer wl[ preheat in apprximately 15 minutes, 4, When the fd is ready fr remval tuch the 0_/f_pad nce t turn the Warmer Drawer OFF, The Warmer Drawer indicatr lght wl[ turn OFF, Nte: The Warmer Drawer is inperable during the self-clean cycle. Nte: The warmer drawer is equipped with a latch which may require extra frce when pening and dsing the drawer, 15 hi 0 M 0 0 reed@ 10@ l@ [@ Fig, 3 Fig, 4 Fig, 5 Figure 2 i!ii Setting HI HI HI HI HI HI MED MED MED MED MED MED MED MED LO LO :_ i TM _!L!_]_ii}iii_ Oi)f } Figure 6

16 Oven Baking Fr best cking results, heat the ven befre baking ckies, breads, cakes, pies r pastries, etc_, There is n need t preheat the ven fr rasting meat r baking casserles, The cking times and temperatures needed t bake a prduct may vary slightly frm yur previusly wned appliance, Baking Prblems and Slutins Chart Baking Prbbms Causes Crrectins Ckies and biscuits burn n the bttm. Ckies and biscuits put int the ven befre the preheating time is cmpleted, Oven rack vercrwded, Dark pan absrbs heat t fast, Allw ven t preheat t the selected temperature befre placing fd in ven, Chse pan sizes that will permit 5,1 cm t 10,2 cm (2" t 4") f air space n all sides when placed in the ven, Use a medium-weight aluminum baking sheet, Cakes t dark n tp r bttm. Cakes put int the ven befre preheating time is cmpleted, Rack psitin t high r lw, Oven t ht, Allw ven t preheat t the selected temperature befre placing fd in the ven, Use prper rack psitin fr baking needs, Set ven temperature 25 F/12 C lwer than recmmended, Cakes nt dne in the center. Oven t ht, incrrect pan size, Pan nt centered in ven, Set ven temperature 25 F/12 C lwer than recmmended, Use pan size suggested in recipe, Use prper rack psitin and place pan s there is 5,1 cm t 10,2 cm (2" t 4") f space n all sides f pan, Cakes nt tevel. Range ntlevel, Pan t clse t ven wall r rack vercrwded, Pan warped, Place a marked glass measuring cup filled with water n the center f the ven rack, if the water level is uneven, refer t the installatin instructins fr leveling the range, Be sure t allw S,1 cm t lo,2 cm (2" t 4") f clearance n all sides f each pan in the ven, D nt use pans that are dented r warped, Fds nt dne when cking time is up. Oven tcl, Oven vercrwded, Oven drpened t frequently, Set ven temperature 25 F/12 C higher than suggested and bake fr the recmmended time, Be sure t remve all pans frm the ven except the nes t be used fr baking, Open ven dr nly after shrtest recmmended 16

17 Briling Briling is a methd f cking tender cuts f meat by direct heat under the bril element f the ven, Preheating Preheating is suggested when searing rare steaks, (Remve the briler pan befre preheating, Fds will stick if placed n ht metal,) T preheat, set the ven cntrl(s) t BROIL as instructed in the Electrnic Oven Cntrl Guide, Wait fr the element t becme red-ht, usually abut 2 minutes, Preheating is nt necessary when briling meats well-dne, Open dr t the "Bril Stp" psitin when briling. Always pu_l ven rack ut t the "atp" psitin befre turning r remving fd. T Bril Bril n ne side until the fd is brwned; turn and ck n the secnd side, Seasn and serve, Always pull rack ut t the "stp" psitin befre turning r remving fd, Determining Briting Times Briling times vary s watch the fd clsely, Time nt nly depends n the distance frm the element, but n the thickness and aging f meat, fat cntent and dneness preferred, The first side usually requires a few minutes lnger than the secnd, Frzen meats als require additinal time, Briling Tips The briler pan and its grid allw dripping grease t drain and be kept away frm the high heat f the briler, Grid \ DO NOT use the pan withut its grid. DO NOT cver the grid with fil. The expsed grease culd ignite. Shuld an ven fire ccur, clse the ven dr and turn ff the ven, if the fire cntinues, thrw baking sda n the fire r use a fire extinguisher, DO NOT put water r flur n the fire, Flur may be explsive, Briler Pan Briler Chart-Up Tips: T make cleaning easier, line the bttm f the briler pan with aluminum fil, DO NOT cver the briler grid with fil, T prevent grease frm baking n, remve the briler pan frm the ven as sn as cking is cmpleted, Use ht pads because the briler pan is extremely ht, Pur ff grease, Sak the pan in HOT, sapy water, Clean the briler pan as sn as pssible after each use, if necessary, use sap filled steel wl pads, Heavy scuring may scratch the grid, 17

18 C_eaning Varius Parts f Yur Range Befre cbaning any part f the range, be sure ahcntrus are turned OFF and the range is COOL, REblOVE SPULLOVERS AND HEAVY SOUUNG AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, REGULAR CLEANING WiLL REDUCE THE NUblBER OF blajor CLEANING LATER, Surfaces Hw t C_ean Amuminum& Vinyt Painted and Plastic CntrB Knbs, Bdy Parts, and Decrative Trim Use ht, sapy water and a clth, Dry with a clean clth, Using a sft clth, clean with mild dish detergent and water r a 50/50 slutin f vinegar and water, Fllw by rinsing the area with clean water; dry and plish with a sft clth, Glass cleaners may be used if sprayed n a sft clth first, DO NOT spray liquids directly n the cntrl pad and display area, D nt use large amunts f water n the cntrl panel - excess water n the cntrl area may cause damage t the appliance, D nt use ther liquid cleaners, abrasive cleaners, scuring pads, r paper twels - they will damage the finish, T remve cntrl knbs, turn t the OFF psitin; grasp firmly and pull straight ff the shaft, T replace knbs after cleaning, line up the fiat sides f bth the knb and the shaft; then push the knb int place, Easy Care TM DtainBees Dteel (sme mdems) Oven Dr & Drawer Frnt Panel and Decrative Trim Surface Elements and Drip Bwms (sme mdems) Yur range finish is may be made with Easy Care TM Stainless SteeJ (sme mdels), Clean the stainless with warm sapy water using a clean spnge r clth, Rinse with clean water and dry with a sft clean clth, DO NOT use ANY stre bught cleaners like Stainless Steel cleaners r any ther types f cleaners cntaining any abrasive, chlrides, chlrines r ammnia, it is recmmended t use mild dish sap and water r a 50/50 slutin f water and vinegar, Surface elements can be unplugged and remved t make cleaning the drip bwls easier, The surface elements clean themselves when they are turned n, Fd spilled n a ht element wiii burn ff, Fd spilled n a cld element can be cleaned with a damp clth any remaining sil will burn ff the next time element is used, NEVER IMMERSE A SURFACE ELEMENT IN WATER, T remve surface element and drip bwls, fllw the instructins under Genera! Cleaning, T clean drip bwls, wash in ht, sapy water r in the dishwasher, Rinse and dry while still warm, Hard-t-remve, burned-n sils can be remved by saking the drip bwls fr abut 20 minute in a slightly diluted liquid cleanser r slutin made f equal parts ammnia and water, A nyln scrubber may be used after saking, DO NOT use abrasive cleanser r steel wl, as they will scratch the surface, Always rinse with clean water and plish, and dry with a sft clth, T replace drip bwls and surface elements, fllw the instructins under GeneraJ Cleaning, Prcemain Enamem BriIer Pan and Insert, Dr Liner, Bdy Parts and Warmer Drawer and Drawer Cavity Gentle scuring with a sapy scuring pad wiii remve mst spts, Rinse with a 1:1 slutin f clear water and ammnia, if necessary, cver difficult spts with an ammniasaked paper twel fr 80 t 40 minutes, Rinse with clean water and a damp clth, and then scrub with a sap-filled scuring pad, Rinse and wipe dry with a clean clth, Remve all cleaners r the prcelain may becme damaged during future heating, DO NOT use spray ven cleaners n the cktp, 18

19 Oven Racks Oven racks shuld be remved, r else their finish will dull and their clr turn slightly blue, if they d g thrugh the self=clean cycle, wait until the ven has cled, then remve the ven racks and rub their sides with wax paper r a clth cntaining a small amunt f baby r salad il; this wiii make the ven racks glide easier back in and ut f their psitins, T clean ven dr, wash with ht, sapy water and a clean clth, DO NOT immerse the dr in water, DO NOT clean the ven dr gasket, The ven dr gasket is made f a wven material, n self cleaning mdels, which is essential fr a gd seal, Care shuld be taken nt t rub, damage r remve the gasket, Cktp Cteaning - Cil Surface Element Mdels Only T Remve and Replace Surface E_ementa and Drip Bw_s (sme mdels) Be careful nt t bend terminal ends when replacing elements after cleaning= ATTENTION: Never leave cvers n the cil elements as they culd be permanently dam= aged if the cil is turned n by accident, Prir t cleaning the cit etements make sure they are cld and that cntrl knbs are turned t OFF Ct' Cil elements clean themselves when they are turned n, Cil elements and drip bwls are remvable and allw t clean the drip bwls, T remve a cil element, push against the frnt edge and lift element up and ut, T clean by hand, wash the drip bwls in ht sudsy water, Fr hard t remve spts, use ny= in scrubber with sap, Rinse and dry will still warm, Never immerse cil elements in water, SURFACES CLEANING AGENTS INSTRUCTIONS Prcelain enamel blild cleaners r a nn abra- Use a damp spnge r dampened sap pad, rinse (cktp, surface under sive sapy pads, and dry, cktp) Insert - Cntrl Panet Ht, sap},,water r cleaner Use a clean sapy, dampened clth r paper twel, cream, remve sil and dry, D nt use abrasive prducts, 19

20 Cktp CWeaning- Cit Surface Element Mdels Only (Cntinued) T Raise thetp fr Cleaning (sme mdejs) 1, Grasp the sides and lift frm the frnt, A lift-up rd will supprt the tp in its raised psitin, Only lift the tp high enugh t allw the supprt rd t rest in place under the frnt f the cktp, 2, Clean underneath using a clean clth and ht, sapy water, 3, T lwer the tp, lift the tp slightly and lwer the rd, Lwer the range tp dwn int the range frame, A rd swings up t supprt the tp fr cleaning underneath. When lwering the lift-up range tp, grasp the sides with fingertips nly, Be careful nt t pinch fingers, DO NOT drp r bend the range tp when raising r lwering, This culd damage the surface, Cktp Cleaning - Prcelain enamel Cktp Mdels Prcelain ename_ cktp cmeaning instructins (sme mdets) chemically D nt use a cktp cleaner n a ht cktp, The fumes can be hazardus t yur health, and can damage the cking surface, Befre cleaning the surface cktp, be sure the cntrls are turned t OFF and the cktp is cl, DO NOT use cmmerciaj ven cteaners n the exterir surfaces including cktp and dr frame, Crrect and cnsistent cleaning is essential t maintaining yur prcelain enamel cktp, if fd spills and grease spatters are nt remved, they may burn nt the surface f the cktp and cause permanent disclratin, Dally Cleaning Fr nrmal sit: 1, Allw cktp surface t cl, 2, Wipe ff spills and spatters using a clean paper twel r a clean clth with warm, sapy water, 3, if needed, use a sapy steel wl pad r ther mild husehld cleaners, 4, Be sure t rinse ff the cleaners r the prcelain may becme damaged during future heating, Fr heavy, burned-n sil: 1, Allw cktp surface t cl, 2, Use a sap filled scuring pad with warm water r cver heavily siled spts with a slutin f clear water and ammnia, Scur gently, Rinse and wipe dry with a clean clth, 3, if any sil remains, apply a few drps f a recmmended cktp cleaning cream n the spts and rub gently using a clean damp clth r scuring pad, Buff with a dry clth until all sil and cream are remved, Frequent cleaning with the cktp cleaning cream leaves a prtective cating which helps in preventing scratches and abrasins, Fr sugary spihvers: Sugary spills can chemically damage yur cktp surface, Therefre, yu must begin cleaning the spills while the cktp is still ht, Use cautin when fllwing the steps belw, 1, Turn ff all surface units and remve all pans immediately, 2, Wearing an ven mitt, wipe up carefully r mve ht spills away frm the element area with a clean damp clth, 3, Allw the cktp t cl, Fllw the instructins abve fr heavy, burned-n sil, COOKTOP CLEANING / POLiSHiNG CREAM can be purchased thrugh authrized service centers r majr department stres, 20

21 Mdels with Ceramic Glass Cktp Ceramic Gmass Cktp Cleaning & Maintenance Cnsistent and prper cleaning is essential t maintaining y0ur ceramic glass cktp Prir t using yur cktp fr the first time, apply the recmmended CERAMA BRYTE@ Cleaning Creme t the ceramic surface, Clean and buff with a nn abrasive clth r pad, This will make cleaning easier when siled frm cking, The special cktp cleaning cream leaves a prtective finish n the glass t help prevent scratches and abrasins, Sliding aluminum r cpper clad bttm pans n the cktp can cause metal markings n the cktp surface, These marks shuld be remved immediately after the cktp has cled using the cktp cleaning cream, Metal marks can becme permanent if nt remved prir t future use, Ckware (cast irn, metal, ceramic r glass) with rugh bttms can mark r scratch the cktp surface, D nt slide anything metal r gjass acrss the cktp, D nt use yur cktp as a cutting bard r wrk surface in the kitchen, D nt ck fds directly n the cktp surface withut a pan, D nt drp heavy r hard bjects n the glass cktp, r they may crack it, _ Befre cleaning the cktp, be sure the cntrls are turned t OFF and the cktp is COOL, I_ DO NOT use a cktp cleaner n a ht cktp, The fumes can be hazardus t yur health, and can [chemically damage the ceramic glass surface, C_eaning Recmmendatins fr the Ceramic G_ass Cktp Fr light t mderate sij: Apply a few drps f CERAMA BRYTE@ Cleaning Creme directly t the cktp, Use a paper twel r a Multi-Purpse N Scratch Scrub Spnge t clean the entire cktp sudace, Make sure the cktp is cleaned thrughly, leaving n residue, D nt use the spnge yu use t clean the cktp fr any ther purpse, Fr heavy, burned n sil: First, clean the surface as described abve, Then, if sils remain, carefully scrape sils with a metal razr blade scraper, hlding scraper at a 30 degree angle t the sudace, Remve lsened sils with cktp cleaning cream and buff surface clean, Damage t the ceramic glass cktp may ccur if yu use any scrub pad ther than a Multi-Purpse N Scratch Scrub Spnge, Plastic r fds with a high sugar cntent: These types f sils need be remved immediately if spilled r melted nt the ceramic cktp sudace, Permanent damage (such as pitting f the cktp surface) may ccur if nt remved immediately, After turning the surface elements OFR use a razr blade scraper r a metal spatula with a mitt and scrape the sil frm the ht surface (as illus trated), Allw the cktp t cl, and use the same methd fr heavy r burned n sils, 21

22 Mdels with Ceramic Glass Cktep (Cntinued) D nt use the fllwing n the ceramic glass cktp:, D nt use abrasive cjeaners and scuring pads, such as metal and sme nyjn pads. They may scratch the cktp, making it mre difficujt t ctean., D nt use harsh cleaners, such as chrine bleach, ammnia r ven cleaners, as they may etch r disclr the cktp. D nt use dirty spnges, clths r paper twejs, as they can leave sil r tint n the cktp which can burn and cause disclratin. SpeciaJ Cautin fr Aluminum Fit and Atuminum Cking Utensits AJuminum fit Use f aluminum fil will damage the cktp, D nt use under any circum= stances, AJuminum utensits Since the melting pint f aluminum is much lwer than that f ther metals, care must be taken when aluminum pts r pans are used, Pans that bil dry may permanently damage cktp by breaking, fusing t, r marking it, Care and Cleaning f Stainless Steel (StainlessSteel mdels nly) Sme mdels are equipped with stainless steel exterir parts, Special care and cleaning are required fr maintaining the appearance f stainless parts, Please refer t the table prvided at the beginning f the General Care & Cleaning sectin in this Use & Care Guide, Oven Cleaning Cleaning the Regular Oven (nn se_f c_ean ven, sme mde_s} Make sure the ven is cl and that all cntrl knbs are et OFF psitin, Cleaning the ven is a lt easier when the dr is remved, 1, Remve the ven dr; see undert Remve and Replace the Oven Dr in this Owner's Guide, 2, Empty the ven including the racks, 3, Yu can wash the briler pan, grid and racks in the kitchen sink, 4, Clean ven lining thrughly with sap and a wet clth and wipe with a dry clth, T remve burned=n fat n ven walls, misten siled parts with husehld ammnia, using a wet clth, Fllw suggested manufacturer's cleaning methd, (D nt remve the ven dr when using ammnia,) Cmplete cleaning with a damp clth and use a fine steel wl scuring agent if necessary, The lwer element can be mved up fr cbaning purpses, 5, Replace racks in the ven, Reinstall ven dr, 22

23 Oven Cleaning (Cntinued) CJeaning the SeJf-CJean Oven (sme mdejs) Adhere t the fllwing cjeaning precautins: - AHw the ven t cubefre cbaning. - Wear rubber gbves when cbaning any exterir parts f the ven manually. small children unattended During the serf-dean cycb, the utside f the wall ven can becme very ht t the tuch, DO NOT have near the appliance, The heauthf sme birds is extremeuy sensitive t the fumes given ff during the seff-cbaning cycle f any range, Mve birds t anther well ventilated rm, Befre cbaning pad, Wait until the ven is cl, any part f the ven, be sure the euectrnb ven cntru is turned ff r else push CANCEL DO NOT use cmmercial ven cleaners r ven prtective catings in r arund any art f the self-cleaning ven, DO NOT clean the ven dr gasket, The gasket n the ven dr is essential fr a gd seal, Care shuld be taken nt t rub, damage r mve the gasket, DO NOT use any cteaning materiajs n the gasket. Ding s culd damage it. DO NOT use ajuminum fit t line the ven bttm, This may affect cking r fil culd melt and damage the ven surface, A self-cleaning ven cleans itself with high temperatures (well abve cking temperatures) which eliminate sil cmpletely r reduce it t a fin pwdered ash yu can which away with damp clth, D Hand Clean Dr Clean Frame Hand Clean Seal Preparing the Oven fr Self-Charting 1, Remve all excess spillvers in the ven cavity befre starting the selfcleaning cycle, T clean, use ht sapy water and a clth, Large spillvers can cause heavy smke r fire when subjected t high temperatures, DO NOT allw fd spills with a high sugar r acid cntent (such as tmates, sauerkraut, fruit juices r pie filling) t remain n the surface as they may cause a dull spt even after cleaning, 2, Clean any sil frm the ven frame and the dr liner (see illustratin), These areas heat sufficiently during self-cleaning cycle t burn sil n, Clean with sap and water, 3, Remve the briler pan and insert, all utensils and any fil, These items d nt withstand high cleaning temperatures 4, Oven racks may be left in the ven r may be remved, if they g thrugh the clean cycle, their clr will turn slightly dull, After the cycle is cmpleted and the ven has cled, rub the sides f the racks with wax paper r a clth cntaining a small amunt f baby il r salad il, This will make the racks glide easier, What t Expect During Cleaning While the ven is in peratin, the ven heats t temperatures much higher than thse used in nrmal cking, Sunds f metal expansin and cntractin are nrmal, Odr is als nrmal as the fd sil is being remved, Smke may appear thrugh the ven vent, lcated n the tp f the cntrl panel, if heavy spillvers are nt wiped up befre cleaning, they may flame and cause mre smke and dr than usual, This is nrmal and safe and shuld nt cause alarm, if available, use an exhaust fan during the self-cleaning cycle, NOTE: A smke eliminatr in the ven vent cnverts mst f the sil int a clrless vapr, Setting the Cntrls fr Serf-Clean Cycb Fr the setting f the clean cycle, refer t Timer r Electrnic Oven Cntrl Guide, 23

24 Hinge suppd Hinge lever Lck engaged fr dr remvam - Figure 1 Dr remved frm the ven - Figure 2 Hinge Remving and Replacing the Oven Dr The dr is heavy. Fr safe, temprary strage, Uaythe dr fiat with the inside f the dr facing dwn. T Remve Oven Dr: 1. Open the dr t the fully pened psitin. 2. Pull up the UckUcatedn bth hinge supprts and engage it in the hinge Ueverhks (Figure 1). Yu may have t appuya HttUedwnward pressure n the dr t pull the Ucks fully ver the hinge Ueverhks. 3. Grab the dr by the sides and pull the bttm f the dr up and tward yu t disengage the hinge supprts. Keep pulling the bttm f the dr tward yu while rtating the tp f the dr tward the range t cmpueteuydisengage the hinge Uevers(Figure 2). 4. T clean ven dr, fllw the instructins prvided in the General Care & Cteaning table. T Replace Oven Dr: 1. Grab the dr by the sides; puacethe hinge supprts in the hinge slts. Open the dr t the fully pened psitin. 2. Disengage the lck frm the hinge lever hks n bth sides (Figure 3). Nte: Make sure the hinge supprts are fully engaged befre unlcking the hinge levers. 3. Clse the ven dr. Specia! Dr Care Instructins - Mst ven drs cntain glass that can break. Read the fllwing recmmendatins: 1. D nt clse the ven dr until all the ven racks are fully in place. 2. D nt hit the glass with pts, pans, r any ther bject. Lckin nrmam 3. Scratching, hitting, jarring r stressing the glass may weaken its structure causing an psitin - Figure 3 increased risk f breakage at a later time. T Remve the "Hidden Bake" Cver (smemdels) 1. In rder t remve the "hidden bake" cver, pull the back edge with ne hand abut 1/2" inch and lift up the "hidden bake" cver with bth hands. (See picture) 2. When reinstalling the "hidden bake" cver, be sure t put it all the way t the back f the ven and lay it dwn n the 2 shulder screws. Then push the frnt edge f the cver in its place belw the frnt bracket. T have easier access t the "hidden bake" cver, yu can remve the ven dr by fllwing the instructins n previus page. IMPORTANT: Always replace the "hidden bake" cver befre the next use. Changing Oven Light Be sure the ven is unplugged ven light n during the self-cleaning cycle. High temperature will reduce lamp life. The interir ven light will turn n autmatically and all parts are COOL befre replacing the ven light bulb. D nt turn the when the ven dr is pened. The ven light may be turned n when the dr is clsed by using the ven light switch lcated n the cntrl panel. On a self clean ven the lamp is cvered with a glass shield held in place by a wire hlder. THIS GLASS SHIELD MUST BE IN PLACEWHENEVER THE OVEN IS IN USE, T replace the Hght bujb: CAUTION: BE SURE OVEN IS COOL 1. Turn the pwer ff at the main surce. 2. Wear a leather-faced glve fr prtectin against pssible brken glass. 3. Replace bulb with a 40 watt appliance bulb nly. 4. Fr self-cleaning ven, press wire hlder t ne side t release glass shield, change bulb and be sure t replace glass shield. 24

25 T Remve and Left GUide Repnace Warmer Drawer (sme mdels} T remve Warmer Drawer: 1, Turn pwer ff befre remving the warmer drawer, 2, Open the drawer t the fufly pened psitin, 3, Lcate the Uatchesn bth sides f the warmer drawer, Puff up Uatch 4, Puff up n the Ueftguide Uatchand push dwn n the right guide Uatch, 5, Puff the drawer away frm the range, 6, T dean warmer drawer, gentuy scur with a sapy scuring pad, this whu remve mst spts, Rinse with a 1:1 suutin f dear water and ammnia, Ufnecessary, cver difficuut spts with an ammnia-saked paper tweufr 30 t 40 minutes, Rinse with dean water and a damp clth, Remve all cleaners r the prcelain may becme damaged during future heating, DO NOT use spray ven cleaners n the cktp, T RepJace Warmer Drawer: 1, Afign the gfide latches n bth sides f the drawer with the slts n the drawel 2, Push the drawer back int the range, Puff dwn Uatch with finger Figure 1 Right Glide in serius injury r death, Discnnect appliance frm electric '-' EJectricaJ Shck Hazard can ccur and result pwer befre cleaning and servicing the warmer drawer, Strage Drawer with e tensible glides (sme mdels} T remve Warmer Drawer: 1, Open the drawer t the fully pened psitin, 2, Lcate the latches n bth sides f the warmer drawer, (See Figure 1) 3, Pull up n the left glide latch and push dwn n the right glide latch, (See Figure 1) 4, Pull the drawer away frm the range, 5, T clean warmer drawer, gently scur with a sapy scuring pad, this will remve mst spts, Rinse with a 1:1 slutin f clear water and ammnia, If necessary, cver difficult spts with an ammnia-saked paper twel fr 30 t 40 minutes, Rinse with clean water and a damp clth, Remve all cleaners r the prcelain may becme damaged during future heating, DO NOT use spray ven cleaners n the cktp, T Replace Warmer Drawer: 1, Align the glide latches n bth sides f the drawer with the slts n the drawer, 2, Push the drawer back int the range, Strage Drawer (sme mdels} Use the strage drawer fr string cking utensils, The drawer can de remved t facilitate cleaning under the range, Use care when handling the drawer, Remving and Replacing Strage Drawer T remve the drawer: 1, Pull empty drawer ut t the rller guide stp, 2, Tilt the drawer up and pull it ut ver the rllers, T repjace the drawer: 1, Insert the rear end f the drawer int the pening, 2, Fit the drawer end rllers nt the guide rails, 3, Push the drawer in until it stps, then lift t allw the rllers t clear the rller guide stp, and push in, F{lter Figure 2 Strage Drawer Fr instructins n hw t adjust the ven temperature refer t the electrnic ven cntrl guide, 25

26 Slutins t Cmmn Prblems Befre yu call fr service, review this list, it may save yu time and expense, The list includes cmmn ccurrences that are nt the result f defective wrkmanship r materialsin this appliance, Yu will be charged fr a service call while the appliance is in warranty if the prblem is nt caused by defective prduct wrkmanship r materials, Yur new appliance is a carefully engineered prduct, Many times, what appears t be a reasn t call fr service requires nthing mre than a simple adjustment yu can easily make in yur wn hme r is nrmal perating characteristic f appliance under certain cnditins, This list is applicable t a variety f mdels; sme f the items will nt necessarily OCCURRENCE POSSIBLE CAUSFJSOLUTION apply t yur appliance, Range is nt level, easily, Appliance must be accessible fr service, Entire range r ven des nt perate, * Oven cntrl beeps and displays F errr cde (1) Pr installatin, Place ven rack in center f ven, Place a level n the ven rack, Adjust leveling legs at base f range until the rack is level, When range is level, cktp may appear ut f alignment if cuntertp is nt level, (2) Weak, unstable flr, Be sure flr is level and can adequately supprt range, Cntact a carpenter t crrect sagging r slping flr, (3) Kitchen cabinet misalignment may make range appear t be unlevel, Be sure cabinets are square and have sufficient rm fr range clearance, (1) Cabinets nt square r are built in t tight, Cntact a cabinet maker t crrect the prblem, (2) Cntact builder r installer t make appliance accessible, (3) Carpeting interferes with range, Prvide sufficient space s range can be lifted ver carpet, (1) Make sure crd/plug is tightly int utlet, (2) Service wiring is nt cmplete, (3} Pwer utage, Check huse lights t be sure, Call yur lcal electric cmpany fr service, (1) This ven is equipped with a state f the art electrnic ven cntrller, Amng the many features is a fuji time ven circuit diagnstics system, The cntrller cnstantly mnitrs the internal circuitry as weii as several crucial ven circuits t insure they are aii perating crrectly, if at any time ne f these systems fails, the cntrller will immediately stp the current peratin and beep cntinuusly (flashing an errr cde f "F1, F2, F3", r"f9" in the cntrller display windw, (2) Electrnic cntrl has detected a fault cnditin, Press STOP/CLEAR t clear the display and stp the beeping, Reprgram ven, if fault remains, recrd fault number, Press STOP/CLEAR and cntact authrized servicer, Oven light des nt wrk, (1) Replace r tighten bulb, See Changing Oven Light in this wner's Guide fr instructins, Surface unit des nt heat, (1) N pwer t the appliance, Check steps under "Entire Range r Oven Des Nt Operate" in this Befre yu Call checklist, (2) incrrect cntrl setting, Make sure the crrect cntrl is n fr the surface unit t be used, Surface units t ht r nt ht enugh, Drip bwls are pitting r rusting, distrted ut f shape, Scratches r abrasins cktp surface, n (1) incrrect cntrl setting, Make sure the crrect cntrl is n fr the surface unit t be used, (2} Lightweight r warped pans used, Use nly fiat, evenly balanced, medium r heavyweight ckware, Fiat pans heat better than warped pans, Ckware materials and weight f the material affect heating, Heavy-and medium- weight pans heat evenly, Because lightweight pans heat unevenly, fds may burn easily, (1) Fds with acids, such as tmates, if allwed t stand in/n bwls will cause crrsin, Remve and wash drip bwls as sn as pssible after spillver, (2) Nrmal envirnment, Huses alng sea cast are expsed t salt air, Prtect bwls as much as pssible frm direct expsure t salt air, (1) Bttm surface f ckware extends beynd surface elements and tuches cktp surface, This can cause high enugh temperatures t disclr the drip bwls, DO NOT use ckware f this type, Pan sizes shuld be matched t the size f the element, Replacement drip bwls may be purchased frm yur dealer, (1) Carse particles such as salt r sand between cktp and utensils can cause scratches, Be sure cktp surface and bttms f utensils are clean befre usage, Small scratches d nt affect cking and will becme less visible with time, (2} Cleaning materials nt recmmended fr ceramic-glass cktp have been used, See "Cktp Cleaning - Ceramic Glass Cktp Mdels" sectin under General Cleaning, (3) Ckware with rugh bttm has been used, Use smth, fiat-bttmed ckware, 26

27 Siutins t Cmmn Prblems OCCURRENCE POSSIBLE CAUSE/SOLUTION Metalmarks, Brwn streaks r specks, Areas f disclratin metallic sheen, Pr baking results, Fan nise during cking peratin, Flames inside ven r smking frm vent, with Oven smkes excessively Self-cleaning wrk, cycle des nt Sil nt cmpletely remved after self-cleaning cycle, (1) Sliding r scraping f metal utensils n cktp surface, D nt slide metal utensils n cktp surface, Use a ceramic-glass cktp cleaning cream t remve the marks, "Cktp Cleaning - Ceramic Glass Cktp Mdels" sectin under General Cleaning, (!) Bilvers are cked nt surface, Use razr blade scraper t remve sil, "Cktp Cleaning - Ceramic Glass Cktp Mdels" sectin under General Cleaning, (1) Mineral depsits frm water and fd, Remve using a ceramic-glass cktp cleaning cream, Use ckware with clean, dry bttms, (1) Many factrs affect baking results, Make sure the prper rack psitin is used, Center fd in the ven and space pans t allw air t circulate, Allw the ven t preheat t the set temperature befre placing fd in the ven, Try adjusting the recipe's recmmended temperature r baking time, If yu feel the ven is t ht r cl, see "Adjusting Oven Temperature" in the Electrnic Oven Cntrl guide, (1) A cling fan may autmatically turn n and ff t cl internal parts, it is nrmal, and the fan may cntinue t run even after ven is turned ff, (1} Excessive spillvers in ven, This is nrmal, especially fr pie spillvers r large amunts f grease n the ven bttm, Wipe up excessive spillvers befre starting the self-clean cycle, if flames r excessive smke are present, stp the self-clean cycle and fllw the steps under "Stpping r interrupting the Self-Cleaning Cycle" in the Electrnic Oven Cntrl guide, (1) Cntrl(s) nt set prperly, Fllw instructins under"setting Oven Cntrls', (2} Make sure ven is pened t Brit Stp Psitin, (3) Meat t clse t the element, Repsitin the rack t prvide prper clearance between the meat and the element, Preheat bril element, Preheat bril element fr searing, (4} Grid n briler pan wrng side up and grease nt draining, Always place grid n the briler pan with ribs up and slts dwn t allw grease t drip int pan, (5) Grease has built up n ven surfaces, Regular cleaning is necessary when briling frequently, Old grease r fd spatters cause excessive smking, (6) Cntrl(s) nt set prperly, Fllw instructins under"oven Cleaning" in the Electrnic Oven Cntrl Guide, (1} Self-cleaning cycle was interrupted, Fllw steps under"stpping r interrupting the Self-Cleaning Cycle" in the Electrnic Oven Cntrl Guide, (2) Failure t clean bttm, frnt tp r ven, frame r dr area utside ven seal, These areas are nt in the self-cleaning area, but get ht enugh t burn n residue, Clean these areas befre the self-cleaning cycle is started, Burned-n residue can be cleaned with a stiff nyln brush and water r nyln scrubber, Be careful nt t damage the ven seal, (1) Excessive spillvers in ven, Set self-clean cycle fr a lnger cleaning time, Avid Transprtatin Damage t yur Range If yu have t mve yur range int/ut f yur residence r when mving t a new hme, it is suggested that yu take the fllwing precautins: 1, Screw in the levelling legs under the range, 2, Remve the racks and ther utensils frm the ven, and frm the lwer drawer, 3, Use adhesive tape t firmly secure the dr and the drawer t the side panels, Als attach the electric pwer crd in the same manner, 4, Use a tw-wheeled trlley with strap and fasten the range t it, Cver the appliance with a heavy blanket t prevent scratches and dents, 5, Avid pulling r pushing the cntrl panel when mving the appliance, 27

28 RANGE WARRANTY Yur range is prtected by this warranty WARRANTY THROUGH OUR AUTHORIZED SERVICERS, THE CONSUMER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR: PERIOD WE WILL: FULL ONEIyEAR One year frm riginal Pay all csts fr repairing r replacing any parts f this Csts f service calls that are listed under NORMAL WARRANTY purchase date appliance which prve t be defective in mater als r RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CONSUMER, * wrkmanship. LIMITED 2"_15 TM Secnd thrugh fifth Prvide a replacement fr any defective surface heating Diagnstic and any transprtatin and labr csts whch are YEAR WARRANTY years frm riginal element, deterirated rubberized-silicne seal (upswept required because f service. (Glass Smthtp, purchase date mdels nly), r glass smthtp that cracks due t Seal & Elements) thermal breakage (nt custmer abuse). LIMITED Time perids listed All f the prvisins f the full and limited warranties Csts f the technician's travel t the hme and any csts fr pick WARRANTY abve, abve and the exclus ns listed belw apply. U_) and delivery f the appliance required because f service. (Applicable t the State f Alaska) In the U.S.A., yur appliance is warranted by Electrlux Hme Prducts Nrth America, a divisin f White Cnslidated Industries, Inc. We authrize n persn t change r add t any f ur bligatins under this warranty. Our bligatins fr service and parts under this warranty must be perfrmed by us r an authrized Electrlux Hme Prducts Nrth America servicer. In Canada, yur appliance is warranted by Electrlux Canada Crp. *NORMAL RESPONSmBILmES OF THE CONSUMER EXCLUSIONS IF YOU NEED SERVICE This warranty applies nly t prducts in rdinary husehld use, and the cnsumer is respnsible fr the items Hsted belw: 1. Prper use f the appliance in accrdance with instructins prvided with the prduct. 2. Prper installatin by an authrized servicer in accrdance with instructins prvided with the appliance and in accrdance with all lcal plumbing, electrical and/r gas cdes. 3. Prper cnnectin t a grunded pwer supply f sufficient vltage, replacement f blwn fuses, repair f lse cnnectins r defects in huse wiring. 4. Expenses fr making the appliance accessible fr servicing, such as remval f trim, cupbards, shelves, etc, which are nt a part f the appliance when it was shipped frm the factry. 8. Damages t finish after installatin. 8. Replacement f light bulbs and/r flurescent tubes (n mdels with these features). This warranty des nt cver the fllwing: 1. CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES SUCH AS PROPERTY DAMAGE AND INCIDENTAL EXPENSES RESULTING FROM ANY BREACH OF THIS WRITTEN OR ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY. NOTE: Sme states d nt allw the exclusin r limitatin f incidental r cnsequential damages, s this limitatin r exclusin may nt apply t yu. 2. Service calls which d nt invlve malfunctin r defects in wrkmanship r material, r fr appliances nt in rdinary husehld use. The cnsumer shall pay fr such service calls. 3. Damages caused by services perfrmed by servicers ther than Electrlux Hme Prducts Nrth America r its authrized servicers; use f parts ther than genuine Electrlux Hme Prducts parts; btained frm persns ther than such servicers; r external causes such as abuse, misuse, inadequate pwer supply r acts f Gd. 4. Prducts with riginal serial numbers that have been remved r altered and cannt be readily determined. Keep yur bill f sale, delivery slip, r sme ther apprpriate payment recrd. The date n the bill establishes the warranty perid shuld service be required. If service is perfrmed, it is in yur best interest t btain and keep all receipts. This written warranty gives yu specific legal rights. Yu may als have ther rights that vary frm state t state. Service under this warranty must be btained by cntacting Electrlux Hme Prducts: USA 1.800,944_9044 Electrlux Hme Prducts Nrth America RO. Bx Augusta, GA Canada 1, _9911 Electrlux Hme Prducts Nrth America 802, bul. L:Ange-Gardien L:Assmptin, Quebec JSW 1T8 This warranty nly applies in the 50 states f the U.S.A., Puert Ric, and Canada. Prduct features r specificatins as described r illustrated are subject t change withut ntice. All warranties are made by Electrlux Hme Prducts Nrth America, a divisin f White Cnslidated Industries, Inc. In Canada, yur appliance is warranted by Electrlux Canada Crp.