Thermador PD36 Care And Use Manual page 41

Section S_X: CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Cleaning Recommendations
Part t Materia_
Grill Drip Pan/Stainless
Ste_
Grill Grate/Porcelain
Enamel on Cast Iron
Igniters/Ceramic
Surface Spill Trays/
Stainless Steel
Trim Strips
(Located between stainless
steel spill trays; they join the
spill trays.)
Suggested C_eaners _rnportant Reminders
®
Hot sudsy water; rinse and
dry thoroughly.
After grease removal, drip
pan may be put into
dishwasher,
While the grate is hot (but
the flame is off), dip a
brass grill brush in hot
water and scrub the grate.
The steam created from
the hot water and the
abrasive action of the
brush helps loosen the
hard to remove soil.
o Use a cotton swab
dampened with water,
Formula 409 ¢ or Fantastic®.
Hot sudsy water; rinse and
dry thoroughly.
Formula 409 ® or Fantastic ®.
Wipe spray off immediately
or apply to a paper towel first
and then wipe spill.
Mild Abrasive Cleansers:
Cameo ®, Zud ®, Barkeepers
Friend ®. Liquid cleaners:
Kleen King ®, Siege Stainless
Steel andAluminum Cleaner,
Wright's ® All Purpose Brass
Polish. Apply with care.
o Hot sudsy water; rinse and
dry thoroughly.
o Formula 409 ¢ or Fantastic ®.
Wipe spray off immediately
or apply to a paper towel first
and then wipe soil.
o Do not clean in a self=
cleaning oven.
o The grate is heavy; use
care when lifting. Place on
a protected surface.
• Blisters, crazing and chips
are common due to the
extreme temperatures and
rapid temperature changes.
Do not use sharp tool to
scrape the igniter. It is
fragile; if it is damaged the
grill cannot be lit.
Acidic and sugarqaden
spills deteriorate the
stainless steel. Remove
soil immediately.
Abrasive cleaners, used
too vigorously or too often,
can eventually mar the
stainless steel.
o The over=spray from liquid
cleaners may leave an
outline shadow. If allowed
to dry, it may leave a
permanent outline.
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