Magic Chef TIME SAVOR RANGE Manual page 4

IMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS ( continued)
Circuitbreaker or fuse- Locate a nd Donotleave children alone - Thisappliance h asbeen tested for
mark breaker orfuse.Never r eplace a Children should n ot b eleftalone or safeperformance using
blown f useorreset a breaker until you unattended inanarea where appliance conventional cookware. Donotuse
know what h ascaused t heproblem, isinuse. T hey should never b eallowed anydevices oraccessories thatarenot
Always r eplace a blown f usewith one tositorstand onanypart o fthe specifically recommended inthis
ofthecorrect amperage, donotuse a appliance. CAUTION: Donotstore manual. Donotuseeyelid covers f or
substitute, items o f interest tochildren i ncabinets thesurface u nits, stove topgrills, or
above anappliance oronthe add-on oven convection systems. The
Control knobs - Turn oftcontrol atthe backguard ofarange, useofdevices oraccessories thatare
completion ofacooking operation, not e xpressly recommended inthis
Self-cleaning oven- Donotclean manual cancreate serious safety
door g asket. Thedoor g asket is _ =-_--P',J"_k / hazards, result inperformance
essential foragood seal. C are should ___/ problems, andreduce t helifeofthe
betaken not t orub, d amage, ormove components oftheappliance.
thegasket. Donotuse oven cleaners
oroven liner p rotective coating o fany Prepared f oodwarning- Follow food
kind inoraround a nypart o fthe _ manufacturer's instructions. Ifaplastic
self-clean o ven. C lean only parts listed _ frozen food container and/or itsfilm
inthis booklet. Before s elf-cleaning the cover d istorts, warps, orisotherwise
oven, r emove b roiler pan, o ven racks, damaged during c ooking, immediately
discard thefood anditscontainer. The
andother u tensils. Listen f orafan.A food could becontaminated.
fannoise s hould b eheard during a Children climbing ontheappliance to
cleaning cycle. Ifnot, c ancel clean reach items could beseriously injured. Important safety notice and
cycle and call a qualified technician Children must b etaught that t he warning: TheCalifornia Safe Drinking
before self-cleaning again, appliance and utensils inoronitcanbe Waterand ToxicEnforcement Act of
It isnormal forthecooktop oftherange hot. C hildren should b etaught that a n 1986 (Proposition 65) requiresthe
tobecome hotduring a self-clean appliance isnotatoy. T hey should n ot Governor ofCalifornia topublish alist o f
cycle. Therefore, touching orlifting t he beallowed t oplay with controls orother substances knownto the State of
cooktop during a clean cycle should b e parts oftheunit. Californiato cause cancer or
avoided, reproductive harm, and requires
IN CASE OFFIRE: businesses t o warn customers o f
CAUTION: DONOTLEAVE FOOD OR 1. Turn offappliance andventilating potential exposures tosuch substances.
COOKING U TENSILS, ETC., I NOVEN hood.Disconnect power at the
DURING THESELF-CLEANING fuseorcircuit breaker. Users ofthis appliance arehereby
warned t hat w hen theappliance is
MODE OFOPERATION. 2. Usedrychemical orfoam-type engaged i ntheself-clean c ycle there
ATTENTION: NELAISSER A UCUN extinguisher or baking sodato maybesome low-level exposure to
ALIMENT, USTENSILE DECUISINE, smother fire orflame. N ever use some ofthelisted s ubstances,
ETC., D ANS LEFOUR DURANT L E water o nagrease f ire. including carbon m onoxide. Exposure
CYCLE D'AUTONETTOYAGE. 3. Iffireisinoven, smother byclosing tothese substances canbeminimized
oven door. byproperly venting t heappliance tothe
outdoors during t heself-clean c ycle.
4. Iffireisinapan on the surface u nit,
cover p an.
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