GE JGP310EL Use, Care And Installation Manual page 3

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Plugyowr Cooktop
i nto
a
Uo"
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grounded outletOdye Do
notremove
t heround
grounding
prong fromtheplug.Ifindoubt
about t hegrounding o fthehome
electrical system, itisyour
personal responsibility and
obligation t ohave anungrounded
outlet r eplaced w ithaproperly-
grounded t hree-prong outlet i n
accordance withtheNational
Electrical Code. D onotusean
extension cordwiththisappliance.
*~~$Mre d l patting matefials
meremoved fromtheQwktop
before operating i t,toprevent
fireorsmoke damage s hould
thepacking rnaterid ignite.
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your Cooktopis
Comwtly adjwted
bya quafied
SeticewMcia orktier for
the~p Of g as@ati orLP) on
wh~eh ~tis to beused.Cooktop
_ canbeconverted f oruseoneither
typeofgas.SeeInstigation
— bstructions. M odel J GP30~L
isfactory adjusted f orLPgas
operation.
Usiq YourcooMop
e~~~9~ ~~~~~ ~~&~~~]~~~ Q r
mattended
where acooMop i s
hotorinoperation. They cotid
beseriously b urned.
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sHomD N mBE smmD
IN Cmmm Mow A
cooKmP–cHILDmN
gLmmG ON TmcmKmP
m MACH ITEMS COULD BE
SEMOUSLY mJuMD.
= tit burner gmtes and other
Sllrfaees Cool before towctig
them or l eaving them where
children Can reach them.
#&a @ Never wear Boose fitting or
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.TF&'
~w~~ging~gament$ wMeusing
~g;~~y appl12B~e* BeCarefitl when
t.qyrRachIng for~tems stored in
cabinets o ver thecooktop.
Flmable material could be
ignited ifbrought i ncontact w ith
flame orhotsurfaces a ndmay
cause severe b urns.
oNever u seyourappliance for
Wardngor heating theroom.
Prolonged u seofthecooktop i n
thisway canbehmdous.
~DonotWewaterongrease
fires. N ever pickupafld~
pan.h offburner, thensmother
flaming p anbycovering p an
completely withwellfitting lid,
cookie sheet o rflattray. F laming
grease outside apancanbeput
outbycovering w ithbaking soda
or,ifavaflable, a multi-purpose
drychemical orfoam-type fire
extinguisher.
~Do~~~ ~~()~e fl~w~b~e
materials nearthecooMope Do
notstore orusegasoline o rother
flammable vapors a ndliquids i n
thevicinity ofthisoranyother
appliance.
~Donotletcootig greaseor
other fimmablematerials
accmtiateinornearthe
cooMope
(
~
~ways use
tie LITE @sition
when igtitingtopbmem and
tie surethebumenhave ignited.
1$ ~ e~e~ ~ea~e ~ ~fa~e~~~~e~
unattended at~ fime settings.
Mflover causes s moking andgreasy
spfllovers thatmaycatch onfire.
@Adjust topburner f lme she
soitdoesnotextend beyond the
edgeofthetootingutewti.
Excessive flame ishazardous.
e use Odydry pothoIdem—
moist o rdamp potholders o nhot
surfices mayresult i nbumstiom
s-. Donotletpotholders c ome
nearopenflam~s w hen Iifiing
utensils. Donotuseatowel o r
otierbulky cloti~ i nplaceofapot
holder,
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@To
mitimtie
thepssibitity
of ~.. :. ~.
bwm, ignition offlammable ---- ~
materials, andspillage, turnthe ~'~----=- -----
handeofacontai.nertoward theside . ~ ~
or backof the cooktopwithout -
extending
overadjacent burner.
e
~en
COOhg pork9
foflow the
directions exacfly a ndalways cook
themeat t oanMtemal temperature
ofatleast170°F. Thisassures t hat,
intheremote possibility t hat
trichina maybepresent i nthe
meat, i twillbekilled andmeat
willbesafetoeat.
e
Do ~~~
~~e a
w~~
on
the
tooting
surface i fthewokhasa
romdmeti * wMch isplac~
over thebwnergrate tosup~rt
thewok.Thisringactsasaheat
trapwhich may tige theburner
grateandburnerhead.Also, i t
maycause theburnertowork
improperly. Thismaycause a
carbon monoxide level a bove
current s pndards, r esulting i na
health hazard.
e Cleanonlyp- listed
int~
Use and
Care Book.
@ Don9t
atiempt
to
repair or
replace! my@ ofyomCwwp
tiess itisspifictily
r~ommended i n
ttiS bOOke Ml
other s ervicing s hould bereferred
toaqualified t echnician.
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