Jenn-Air A130 R Use And Care Manual page 19

Cleaning and Caring for
the Induction Cartridge
GlassCeramlc Cooktop
Since the glass cooking surface does not get hot enough during normal use to
burn food spatters on the glass, most spills can be wiped up with a clean cloth or
sponge. If you exercise care, you can wipe up spills while you are cooking.
For normal, daily cleaning, wipe with a
damp sponge or cloth. If the glass is
stained, use a soapy cloth. If
necessary, use a liquid or soft scrub
cleanser such as 409, Bon-Ami or
BarKeeper's Friend to remove a
stubborn stain. (See Fig. V)
If a cleanser is used, wipe with a damp
cloth to remove any residual cleaner.
Do not use these to clean the glass.
ceramic: soap pads containing metal
fibers such as steel wool or S.O.S.
pads, oven cleaning compounds, rust
stain removers or cleansers not Fig.V
specifically recommended for use on
glass-ceramic.
Cabinet Housing
The stainless steel metal trim that is
visible on the cooktop surface can be
cleaned with a damp cloth or sponge.
Use a soft scrub cleanser on any soil
that is not removed with a sponge. Use
Zud or Comet to remove any
discoloration on the stainless (rub
cleanser with the grain to avoid
streaking the surface).
Clean the control knobs with a slightly
clamp cloth.
The under housing of the cabinet can
be wiped with a slightly damp cloth, if
necessary. (See Fig. W) Fig.W
IMPORTANT
NEVER IMMERSE THE INDUCTION CARTRIDGE IN WATER. This could
damage the internal wiring.
DO NOT POUR WATER ON THE CARTRIDGE. This could damage the
cartridge.
DO NOT POUR WATER into the air inlets on the under housing of the
cartridge.
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