Self-Cleaning - Roper F8858W0 Use And Care Manual

PUTTING OUT A GREASE FIRE
A dry chemical, foam or Halon type fire ex-
tlngulsher should be near the range where you can
easily reach It in case of a cooking fire. A Halon ex-
tinguisher WIII not spool the food and makes no
nleS:;
Never use water on a g'ease ftre it bvlil only
spread the flames Never pick up a flaming pan
IFstead
1 Turr off the burner
2 ISrnother the fire with a ilghtly flttlng pan IId. bak
1ng soda or an extinguisher
How to put out a liquid grease fire with a fire
extinguisher:
1 Stand back 5 or 6 feet
2 Open the extinguisher
3 Starting at the flames closest to you. move the
extinguisher side to sloe and work back until all
flames are out
CAUTION:
If you bring the extinguisher too close
you may blow burning grease all over the cooklng
area
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SELF-CLEANING OVEN
Always rake the oven racks, the broiler pan and other pots
and pans out of the oven before a self clean cycle. Do not
try to clean cookware, removable parts of the range or any
other utensils II? the oven during a self clean cycle. Clean
only range parts listed In !his book. See pages 15-21
fdeber use any kind of oven cleaner or oven liner coating
or any part of your range. Do not use any spray cans near
yc'ur range The gas used to make these cans spray can
cause rusting of metal parts In areas of high heat
NO!
Thedoorgasketlsneededforagoodseal Donotrubthe
gasket. Clean only with hydrogen peroxide. See page 15.