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CareandCleaning
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How
to
CleantheInside
Your newmicrowave ovenis
a valuable a ppliance. Protect
itfrommisuse byfollowing
theserules:
QKeep yourovencleanand
sweet-smelling. (lpening theoven
doora fewminutes aftercooking
helpsair-out t heinterior. A n
occasional thorough wiping witha
solution ofbaking sodaandwater
keepstheinterior fresh.
e Don't u sesharp-edged u tensils
withyouroven.Theinside and
outside ovenwalls canbesmatched.
Thecontrol p anelcanbedamaged.
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* Don't r emove t hemodestirrer
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cover
at
thetopoftheoven
(microwave feature 6 onpage5).
You willdamage theoven.
BECX!R'I'MN
mwvER
IScm?
BEIKRE CLEANING ANY
PART OFTHISOWN
Walls, f loorandmode stirrer
cover. S omespatters c anbe
removed w ithapapertowel, o thers
mayrequire a dampcloth.Remove
greasy spatters w itha sudsy cloth,
thenrinsewitha damp cloth. D onot
useabrasive c leaners o noven walls.
NEVER USEACOMMERCIAL
OVEN CLEANER ONANYR4KI'
OFYOUR MICROWAVE
OVEN.
Door@side).
Window:Wipeup
spatters
d aily andwash when soiled
with adamp &Xhc R inse t horoughly
anddry.
Metal a ndplastic p arts ondoor:
Wipefrequently w ithadamp
clothtoremove allsoil.DONOI'
USEABRASIVES, SUCH AS
CLEANING POWDERS O R
STEEL ANDPLASTIC PADS.
THEYWILLMARTHE
SURFACE.
Specialnotewhenusing
Brown'N
sear m m: Ifgyease
ispresent, h ighheatgenerated o n
bottom ofa Brown 'NSeardish
maycausethegreasetoburnonto
theoven floor. T hismay beremoved
witha cleanser s uchasBonAmi@
brandcleanser.
Afterusingthisckxmser, rime
anddrythor'cnlghly$
fobwhlg
iristruetions oncamDonotusek
onthepainted surfiwes s uchasthe
walis--itmayscratch thepaint,
How
to
Clean theOutside
Case. C leantheoutside ofyour
oven withsoapanddamp cloth, t hen
rinsewitha damp clothanddry.
Wipethe windowcleanwitha
dampcloth. Chrometrim is best
wipedwitha dampclothand
then
withadrytowel.
Control Panel. W ipe withadamp
cloth.Drythoroughly. Do
notuse
cieaning sprays, l argeamounts o f
soapandwater, a brasives, or sharp
objects o nthepanel--they c an
damage i t.
DoorSurface, w hencleaning
surfhces o fdoorandoven that
cometogether o nclosing thedoor,
useonlymild,non-abrasive soaps
ordetergents applied
with a
sponge
or softcloth.
POwer Cord. 1 fthe cordbecomes
soiled, u nplug andwashwithdamp
cloth,Forstubborn spots,sudsy
water maybeused,butbecertain
torinsewitha dampclothanddry
thoroughly b efore plugging c ord
intooutlet.
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