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De
not
r emove the
rou~~d
-
g:~$ g~~~~~~~g p~Q~gfrom the plug. If
"w''" in doubt about the grounding of'
the home
electrical s ystem, i t is
yourpersonal r esponsibility a nd
obligation tohaveanungrounded
outletreplaced witha properly-
grounded three-prong outletin
accordance
withtheNational
Electrical C ode.Donotusean
extension c ordwiththisappliance.
.4NTI-TIP bracket
supplie& To
checkif thebracketis installed
Can tip
and-
injury
could
result.To
prevent
aceidenhl
tipping
of
t he
range,attach
it tothewall
or floorby
installing the
and
engaged properly, r emove the
drawer(onmodelssoequipped)
and inspect the rear lev;li~g legs.
.Makesure they fit securely into
the slot in the bracket.
For models without a storage
~rawcr, carefilly tip the range
forward to
checkif theANTI-TIP
bracket i s engaged withthe
leveling legs.
If
you pull the range out from the
@
Be
Stlre
yourrange
is
eorr&c$!y
adjt~sted bj a qualifiedservice
technician
or
insmller
for
the
type
o f
g as
(Natural
OR'
L P)on
whichit
is
to
be used.Your
rangecanbeconverted foruseon
eithertypeofgas.
@ Afterprolongeduseofa
rangeshighfloortemperatures
mayratllt and manyfloor
coverings willnot Withswnd
thisMndofuse.Neverinstil the
rangeovervinyltileorlinoleum
thatcannotwithstand suchtypeof
use.Neverinstallitdirectly over
interiorkitchen ca~eting.
Vsiw
Your Range
@ Don9t leave Children alone or
unattended where a range
is hot
or in operation.Theycouldbe
seriously burned.
~D@n9t allowanyoneto
cbb9 Shnd or hangonthe door~
dmw7er or rangetop.Theycould
damage therangeandeventipit
overcausing severe personal i njury.
@ CAUTION:
I TEMSOF
mTEwsT To CHILDMN
SHOULD NmBE
smm~
IN cABImm mow A
MNGE OR ON Tm
BAcmPLmH
OF AmGG
CHILDREN
CLIMBING
ON
T14E
MNGE m REACH
ITEMS
COULD BE
SENOUSLY
INJURED.
Q tit burner
grates
and other
surfacesCool b eforetoueting
them or leavingthem where
childrenCanreach them.
o N!ever w ear loosefittingor
hanginggarlmenkwlli~e using
the appliaE3eee Flammable
materia]couldbe ignitedif
broughtillcontactwithflameor
i20t o vei~ silrfacesandmaycause
severebtlrllst
@
Neveruseyour
appliance
for
warming
Gr
heating
theroom.
Prolonged u seoftilerange
without a dequate v entilation c an
behazardous.
e DonotlISQ waterongrease
fires.Neverpickupa flaming
pan.Turnoffburner, t hen
smother f laming panbycovering
pancompletely w ithwellfitting
lid,cookiesheetor flattray.
Flaming greaseoutside a pancan
beput
OUt
b ycov~ring w ithbaking
sodaor,if available, a multi-
purposedrychemical o r foam
typefireextinguisher.
oDonot storeflammable
materialsin an ovenor near
the Cooktope
e Donot let Cooking grease
or other flammablematerials
aecwda@ in or new themgeo
e
when Cooting
pork9
follow
thedirections exactly andalways
cookthemeattoaninternal
temperature o fatleast170°F.
Thisassuresthat,intheremote
possibility thattrichinamaybe
presentinthemeat,it willbe
killedandmeatwillbe safetoeat.
surface Cootiw
o Always usethe LXTE position
whenignitingtopburners and
makesuretheburners haveignited,
e Neverleave'surface bur~lers
unattendedat m RameSettiags.
Boilover c ausessmoking and.
greasyspillovers t hatmaycatch
on fire.
@ ~dju$t top burner n~m.e siz~
sok doesnot extendbeyol%d tlke
edgeofthe Cooldng ut&?nsil.
Excessive flameishazardous.
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