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Lower Oven General Care & Cleaning (conti.uea)
CARING
FOR YOUR PORCELAIN ENAMELED GLIDE
RACKS
4.
Extend and return the glide rack several times along
the
tracks to distribute the lubrication.
F_'_
Handle oven racks only when they are coot.
After cooking
or after the self clean cycle, racks wiii be very
hot and can cause burns.
Important
Notes:
°
It is recommended
to remove
aii racks
from
the oven
during
self-clean
cycles,
but porcelain
racks
may
be left
in the oven
if they
are soiled.
After
a self clean
cycle,
or
anytime
the gliding
is rough,
the glide
racks
should
be
treated
with
graphite
lubrication.
°
Do not use cooking
oil, cooking
spray,
or other
oil-based
lubrication
products
on the glide
rack
extension
tracks.
Use only
the graphite
lubrication
in this area.
°
It is important
that
the parts
of the rack
that
contact
the oven
sides
always
have
a light
coating
of vegetable
oil. Apply
a thin
layer
of vegetable
oil to the sides
of
the rack
after
every
self-clean
cycle
and when
the rack
becomes
difficult
to reposition
in the oven.
To lubricate the gllde rack:
1.
Remove the rack from the oven and place the rack on
a large fiat surface covered
with newspaper
or scrap
cloth. Fully extend
the rack.
2.
Wipe
away debris and crumbs from the glide track
using a cloth or sponge.
.
6.
Turn glide rack over. Shake graphite
lubrication
very
well before applying.
Place four drops of graphite
lubrication
along
the tracks.
Repeat on bath sides of
the gllde rack.
Extend
and
return
the glide
rack
several
times
along
the
tracks
to distribute
the lubrication.
.
Shake graphite
lubrication
very well before applying.
Place four drops of graphite
lubrication
along the tracks
(see area circled
on figure below). Repeat on both sides
of the glide rack.
7.
Apply
a thin layer of cooking
oil to the outer frame of
the glide rack as shown below. Keeping
the frame sides
lightly
lubricated
allows the entire rack to slide easily
when changing
rack positions.
8.
Replace rack in oven right-side
up.
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