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Problem
Solution
Poor baking
results.
•
Many
factors
affect
baking
results.
Make sure
the proper
oven
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.
If you
feel the
oven
is too
hot or cool,
see "Adjusting
Oven Temperature"
section
in
this Use & Care Guide.
Appliance
is not level.
•
Be sure
floor
is level,
strong
& stable
enough
to adequately
support
range.
•
If floor
is sagging
or sloping,
contact
a carpenter
to correct
the situation.
•
Poor installation.
Place oven
rack in center
of oven.
Place a level
on the oven
rack.
Adjust
leveling
legs at base of appliance
until the rack is level.
•
Kitchen
cabinet
alignment
may
make
range
appear
not level.
Be sure
cabinets
are square
& have sufficient
room
for appliance
clearance.
Cannot
move
appliance
easily.
Appliance
•
Cabinets
not square
or are built
in too tightly.
Contact
builder
or installer
to make
must
be accessible
for service,
appliance
accessible.
•
Carpet
interferes
with
appliance.
Provide
sufficient
space so appliance
can be lifted
over
carpet.
Surface
cookware
seems
too
hot or not
•
Incorrect
induction
cooktop
power
level
setting.
Adjust
power
level
setting
hot
enough,
higher
or lower
as needed.
Induction
cooking
zone
does
not heat
• Be sure
the correct
surface
control
is activated
for the
cooking
zone.
cookware
or does
not heat
evenly.
• Be sure
to use the
correct
cookware
material
type
for
induction
cooking.
Use
cookware
specifically
identified
by the manufacturer
to use for induction
cooking.
If you're
not sure,
use a magnet
to test
whether
the
cookware
type
will work.
If a magnet
sticks
to the bottom
of the cookware,
the
material
type
is correct
for induction
cooking.
Cooking
zones
do not glow
when
heating.
• Be sure
to read about
pan-sensing
in the
Induction
Cooking
section
and correct
any pan-sensing
issues
in the checklist
provided.
• Use quality
heavier
gauge
cookware.
• The induction
cooking zones do not glow even when they are hot. Induction
cooking uses electromagnetic
energy to induce heat directly
to the cookware.
Entire
appliance
does
not operate.
•
The time
of day is not set. The time
of day
must
first
be set in order
to
operate
the
oven.
See "Setting
the clock"
in the
Setting
Oven
Controls
section.
•
Make
sure
cord/plug
is plugged
correctly
into
outlet.
• Electrical power outage. Check house lights to be sure. Call your local electric
company for service.
•
Service
wiring
is not complete.
Contact
your
dealer,
installing
agent
or
authorized
service
agent.
Oven
portion
of
appliance
does
not
operate.
•
Be sure
the oven
controls
are set properly
for the desired
cooking
feature.
See Setting
Oven
Controls
in this
manual
or read the instructions
"Entire
appliance
does
not operate"
in this
checklist.
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