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above
usual
cooking
heats)
which
causes
soil
to
disappear
from
the
oven.
A device
in the
oven
further
converts
soil
into an essentially
odorless
and
colorless
vapor.
A slight
odor
may
be de-
tected,
especially
during
the first
few
cleanings.
_Before Cleaning;
Check
the Following
OVEN
FRAME
AND
DOOR
LINER--Door
liner
outside
the
woven
gasket
(see
photograph
are
sealed
off from
the
oven
during
cleaning,
therefore,
are
not
cleaned
automatically.
How-
ever,
during
cleaning
these
areas
heat
enough
to "bake
on"
soil
present
so it becomes
harder
to clean.
If these
areas
are
soiled,
remove
before
wool
pad,
if necessary.
Rinse
thoroughly
to re-
move
soap
before
cleaning.
DO
NOT
CLEAN
GASKET.
the woven
fiber-glass
gasket
is essential
for a good
oven
seal.
CARE
SHOULD
BE
TAKEN
NOT
q'Y_
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DO
NOT
use any cleaning
materials
on the gas-
ket,
and
to do so might
damage
it.
NO
COMMERCIAL
OVEN
CLEANER
OR
OVEN
LINER
PROTECTIVE
COATING
OF
ANY
KIND
SHOULD
BE
USED
IN
OR
AROUND
ANY
PART
OF
THE
SELF-
OF
FOIL
TO
CATCH
SPILLOVERS
OR
TO
DELAY
CLEANING
OF
SELF-CLEAN
OVEN.
Clean Only Oven Shelves
In Your Self-Clean
Oven:
a. During
cleaning,
shelves
may
become
irides-
cent
and
may
lose
some
luster.
(Oven
shelves
b. Oven
shelves
may
become
so clean
that
they
will
not
slide
easily
on shelf
supports
after
self-
cleaning.
To
reduce
this
condition,
dampen
fin-
gertips
with
small
amount
of cooking
0il.
Rub
lightly
over right and
left sides
of shelves
(where
tion o-f-o]isoit-doesn't
ru_ down and soil'ove_
walls.
Self-Cleaning
Oven Notes
ASH_Some
types
of soil, even
though
they dis-
;nf_p'l-_l+_ will
lomsw _id_n_if,
in tho nv_n_
This
appears
as a light film or a darker,
heavier
ash,
depending
upon
the
amount
of soil
which
was
in the
oven.
This
ash
can
be removed
with
a
wipe
of a moist
sponge
or cloth.
IF
PART
OF
A DARK
DEPOSIT
REMAINS
AFTER
WIP-
ING
WITH
A MOIST
SPONGE,
THE
SELF_
CLEANING
OVEN
WAS
NOT
TIMED
LON(_
ENOUGH.
The deposit
will be removed
in sub-
sequent
cleanings.
HAIR-LIKE
LINES
may
be
noticed
on
the
gray
enameled
surfaces
o_ the
self-cleaning
oven.
This
is a common
condition,
resulting
from heat-
ing and
cooling
during
clearing.
These
lines
do
not affect
oven
performance.
WHENT
IK)CK
LIGHT
GLOWS--If
you cook
at
high
temperatures
just before
cleaning,
the
Lock
Light
may
glow when
OVEN
SET
is switched
to
CLEAN.
The
glow
indicates
that
the oven
is too
hot for LATCH
to be moved
to CLEAN
and
the
_,_
oven
must
be cooled
first.
See
preceeding
pages
for
information
on glowing
Lock
Light
during
cleaning.
IF
SMOKING
OCCURS
DURING
CLEAN-
utensil
being
left
in
oven,
DO
NOT
TRY
TO
FORCE
DOOR
OPEN
but
follow
these
steps:
a. SWITCH
OVEN
SET
TO
OFF.
b. Open
windows
and
door
to rid
the
room
of
smoke.
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before
opening
the
oven
door.
d. Correct
the
condition
which
caused
smoking
and
start
the self-cleaning
oven
operating
again.
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cleaning
or during
cooking
result
in "crackling"
sounds
which
are
considered
normal.
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