Cleaning And Maintenance - Kenwood MWM21 Instructions Manual

cleaning and
maintenance
attention:
Never immerse the appliance body,
the plug and the power cord in water
or other liquids, use a damp cloth for
cleaning.
attention:
Even when not in use, unplug the
appliance before mounting or remov-
ing the single parts or before clean-
ing.
- The oven cavity must always to be
clean. When there are food/liquid
residues inside the oven, clean the
sides with a damp cloth. If the oven
is very dirty, a mild detergent may
be used. Avoid sprayers or too
aggressive detergents as they may
leave stains or strips or opacify the
door surface.
- The outside surface are to be
cleaned with a damp cloth only. To
prevent the operating parts inside
the oven from damaging, there
must be no water traces in the
ventilation openings.
- Often clean the door and the win-
dow on both sides, the sealed
locks and the parts nearby, using
a damp cloth, to remove squirts or
residues. Do not use an abrasive
detergent in any case.
- The control panel must always be
dry. Clean it with a soft, damp cloth.
When carrying out this procedure,
leave the door open to prevent the
oven from starting accidentally.
- Wipe steam from the inner/outside
part of the door by means of a soft
cloth. This may occur when work-
ing in high-humidity conditions and,
therefore, it is normal.
- Sometimes, it is necessary to
remove the glass base to clean it.
Clean the base with soapy, warm
water or a dish detergent.
- The rotating ring and the bottom
of the oven must be kept cleaned
to avoid too much noise, therefore
clean them with water and mild
detergent or a dish detergent. After
having removed the ring for clean-
ing, re-position it properly.
- Remove the smell from the oven
cavity by mixing a cup of water and
the lemon juice and peel in a deep
microwave container, put it into
the oven and let the latter work for
5 minutes. Clean thoroughly and
wipe with a soft cloth.
- For replacing the oven light, con-
tact the dealer.
- Clean the oven on a regular basis
and remove any food residue.
Otherwise, the surfaces may dete-
riorate, thus reducing the appliance
life or causing a risk condition.
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