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Light Replacement
Oven Door
Before
replacing
the oven or panel
light bulb,
dis-
Do not
place
excessive
weight
on an
open
oven
connect
power
to range.
Be sure
the bulb
and
door
or stand
on an open
oven
door
as, in some
range
pm-ts are cool. Do not touch
a hot bulb with
cases,
it could
damage
the
door,
cause
the
ap-
a damp
cloth as the bulb
may break,
pliance
to tip over and possibly
cause
injury.
When
opening
the oven door, allow steam
and hot
To Replace Panel
Light
(select
models)
air
to escape
before
reaching
into
the
oven
to
Grasp
the
top
trim
of the backpanel
with
your
check,
add or remove
food.
thumbs
under
the front
edge
and
pull
outward
while lifting to release
the trim from the catches
at
TO Remove Lift-Off Door
each
end.
Remove
the bulb
and replace
it with an
18 watt
fluorescent
tube.
Snap
the top trim
back
Open
the oven door to the "stop"
position
(opened
into place and restore
the power. Reset the clock to
about
6 inches)
and
grasp
the
door
with
both
hands
at each
side. Do not use door handle
to lift
the current
time of day.
door. Lift up evenly until
the door clears
the hinge
arms.
(Oven door window
available
on select
mod-
els.)
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To Replace Oven Light
Very carefully
unscrew
the lens
cover
with
a dry
potholder
to prevent
possible
harm
to hands,
then
very carefully
remove
the bulb
with
a dry pothol-
der. Replace
with a 40 watt
appliance
bulb.
Recon-
nect the power
to the range
and reset
the clock to
the current
time of day.
To Replace Door
Grasp
the oven door at each
side, align the slots in
II_
the door with
the hinge
arms
and
slide the
door
-
--- _
down
onto the hinge
arms
until
the door
is com-
pletely
seated
on the hinges.
Do not attempt
to open or close the oven door until
the door is completely
seated
on the hinge
arms.
Never turn
on oven unless
the door is properly
in
place.
When baking,
be sure the door is completely
closed.
Baking
results
will be affected
if the door is
not securely
closed.
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