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IMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
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Circuitbreaker or fuse- Locate a nd
Donotleave children alone - Chil-
Thisappliance h asbeen tested for
mark breaker orfuse. N ever r eplace a
dren should n otbeleft alone orunat-
safeperformance using convention-
blown f use orreset a breaker until you
tended inanarea where appliance isin
alcookware. Donotuseanydevices
know what h ascaused t heproblem,
use. T hey should n ever b eallowed t o
oraccessories
thatarenotspecifically
Always r eplace a blown f use with one
sitorstand onanypart o ftheappli-
recommended inthis manual. Donot
ofthecorrect amperage, donot u sea
ance. C AUTION: Donotstore items o f
useeyelid covers f orthesurface units,
substitute,
interest tochildren incabinets above
stove topgrills, oradd-on oven con-
anappliance oronthebackguard
ofa
vection s ystems. Theuse of devices or
Control k nobs - "rum offcontrol atthe
range,
accessories
thatarenot e xpressly rec-
completion ofacooking operation,
emmended inthis manual cancreate
Serf-cleaning oven - Donotclean
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serious s afety h azards, result inparlor-
door g asket. Thedoor g asket isessen-
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mance problems, and reduce t helife of
thecomponents
oftheappliance.
tialfora good seal. C are should b e
taken not t orub, d amage, ormove the
Prepared f oodwarning - Follow food
gasket. Donotuse oven cleaners or
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manufacturer's
instructions.
If aplastic
oven liner p rotective coating ofanykind
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frozen f ood container and/or itsfilm
inoraround a nypart o ftheself-clean
cover d istorts, warps, orisotherwise
oven. C lean only parts listed i nthis
damaged during cooking, immediately
manual. Before s elf-cleaning
theoven,
discard thefood and itscontainer.
The
remove b roiler pan, o ven racks, and
Children climbing ontheappliance to
food could becontaminated.
other u tensils. Slide-in a nddrop-in
reach items c ould beseriously injured.
models: Ustan fora fan.Afannoise
Children must b etaught that t heap-
Important safety notice and
should b eheard during a cleaning
pliance a nd utensils inoronitcanbe
warning: TheCalifornia Safe Drinking
cycle. Ifnot, c ancel clean cycle and call
hot. C hildren should b etaught thatan
WaterandToxic Enforcement ACtof
a qualified technician before s erf-clean- appliance isnotatoy. T hey should not
1986 (Proposition
65)requires theCov-
ingagain,
beallowed t oplay with controls orother ernor ofCalifornia topublish alist o fsub-
stances known t otheState ofCalifornia
CAUTION: DONOT LEAVE FOOD OR
parts oftheunit.
to cause cancer o rreproductive
harm,
COOKING U TENSILS, ETC., I NOVEN
IN CASE OF FIRE:
andrequires b usinesses to warncus-
DURING THESELF-CLEANING
1. Turn offappliance andventilating tomers of potential exposures to such
MODE OFOPERATION.
hood.
substances.
AT/ENTION: NELAISSER A UCUN
2. Use drychemicalor foam-type e x-
Users ofthisappliance arehereby
ALIMENT, USTENSILE DECUISINE,
tinguisher or bakingsoda to
warned t hatwhen theappliance isan-
ETC,DANS LEFOUR DURANT L E
smother fireorflame.Never u se
gaged intheself-clean c ycle t here may
•CYCLE D'AUTONETrOYAGE.
water o na grease f ire.
besome low-level exposure tosome of
thelisted s ubstances,
including carbon
3. Iffireisinoven, smother byclosing
monoxide. Exposure tothese sub-
oven door.
stances c anbeminimized byproperly
4. Iffire isinapan on thesurface u nit,
venting theappliance totheoutdoors
cover p an.
during t heself-clean c ycle.
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