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Poor baking
results.
Drip bowls are pitting or rusting.
Coil Element Models
Drip bowls turning color or distorted.
Coil Element Models
Many factors
affect
baking
results.
Make sure the proper
rack position
is used.
Center food
in the oven and space pans to allow air to circulate.
Allow
the oven
to preheat
to the set temperature
before placing
food in the oven. Try adjusting
the recipe's
recommended
temperature
or baking
time.
Foods with
acids, such as tomatoes,
if allowed
to stand in/on
bowls
will cause
corrosion.
Remove and wash drip
bowls
as soon as possible
after a spillover
Normal
environment.
Houses along
sea coast are exposed
to salt air. Protect
bowls
as much
as possible
from
direct
exposure
to salt air.
Bottom
surface
of cookware
extends
beyond
surface
elements
and touches
cooktop
surface.
This can cause high enough
temperatures
to discolor
the drip
bowls.
DO NOT use cookware
of this type.
Pan sizes should
be matched
to the
size of the element.
Replacement
drip
bowls
may be purchased
from
your
dealer.
Scratches
or abrasions
on cooktop
surface.
Ceramic Glass Cooktop
Models
Coarse particles
such as salt or sand between
cooktop
and utensils
can cause
scratches.
Be sure cooktop
surface
and bottoms
of utensils
are clean before
usage. Small scratches
do not affect
cooking
and will become
less visible
with
time.
Metal marks.
Ceramic Glass Cooktop
Models
Brown
streaks
or specks.
Ceramic
Glass Cooktop
Models
Areas
of discoloration
with
metallic
sheen.
Ceramic
Glass Cooktop
Models
Cleaning
materials
not
recommended
for ceramic-glass
cooktop
have been
used. See "Ceramic-Glass
Cooktop
Cleaning"
in the General
Cleaning
section.
Cookware
with
rough
bottom
has been
used.
Use smooth,
flat-bottomed
cookware.
Sliding
or scraping
of metal
utensils
on cooktop
surface.
Do not slide metal
utensils
on cooktop
surface.
Use a ceramic-glass
cooktop
cleaning
creme to
remove
the
marks.
See "Ceramic-Glass
Cooktop
Cleaning"
in the
General
Cleaning
section.
Boilovers
are cooked
onto
surface.
Use razor blade
scraper to remove
soil. See
"Ceramic-Glass
Cooktop
Cleaning"
in the General
Cleaning
section.
Mineral
deposits
from
water
and food.
Remove using a ceramic-glass
cooktop
cleaning
creme.
Use cookware
with
clean,
dry bottoms.
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