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General Cleaning -
Ceramic
Glass Cooktop
DO NOT use a cooktop
cleaner
on a hot cooktop.
The fumes I
can be hazardous
to your
health,
and I
can chemically
damage
the
ceramic-
glass surface.
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Before
cleaning
the
cooktop,
be surethe
controls
areturned
to OFF and the cooktop
is COOL.
Ceramic-Glass
Cooktop
Cleaning
Correct
and consistent
cleaning
is essential
to maintaining
your ceramic-glass
cooktop.
If food
spills,
grease
spatters
and
metal
rub-off
from
aluminum
cookware
are
not
removed,
they
may be burned
onto
the
surface
of the
cooktop
and cause permanent
discoloration.
Daily
Cleaning
For normal
soil:
1.
Allow
cooktop
surface
to cool.
2.
Wipe up spills and spatters
using a clean paper
towel. Always
use a new,
clean paper
towel
when
cleaning
the ceramic-glass
cooktop.
3.
Rub a few drops of a recommended
ceramic-glass
cooktop
cleaning
cream
onto
soiled
area using
a clean,
damp
paper
towel.
Buff with
a dry paper
towel
until
all soil and cream
are removed.
Frequent
cleaning
leaves a
protective
coating
of silicone
which
helps
in preventing
scratches
and
abrasions.
Clean surface
with
the cooktop
cleaning
cream
after each use.
4.
Rinse with
another
clean damp,
paper
towel.
Buff dry with
a dry paper
towel.
For heavy,
burned-on
soil:
1.
Allow
cooktop
surface
to cool.
2.
Carefully
scrape
soil with
a metal
razor
blade
scraper.
Hold
razor
blade
scraper
at a 30 ° angle to the cooktop.
3.
Remove
loosened
soil with
a clean paper
towel.
4.
Apply
cooktop
cleaning
cream as described
for normal
soil.
5.
If any soil remains,
repeat
the steps listed
above.
After
all soil has been
removed,
polish
the entire
surface
with
the cooktop
cleaning
cream.
For sugary
spillovers:
Sugary
spills can cause pitting
of your
cooktop
surface.
Therefore,
you must
begin
cleaning
the spills
while
the cooktop
is still
hot.
Use caution
when
following
the steps below.
1.
Turn off all surface
units and remove
all pans immediately.
2.
Wearing
an oven mitt,
use a razor blade scraper to scrape the hot spill out
of the cooking
zone to a cooler
area on the cooktop.
3.
Allow
the cooktop
to cool.
4.
Follow
the instructions
above for heavy,
burned-on
soil.
DO NOT use the following
on the ceramic-glass
cooktop:
Abrasive
plastic,
nylon,
metal scouring
or cloth pads. They may scratch the
cooktop
and make
it more
difficult
to clean later.
Sponges,
cloths or dish towels.
Lint or soil remaining
on the cooktop
from
a cloth or sponge
can burn and cause discoloration.
Anything
that
may melt (plastics,
aluminum
foil).
Cleansers
other
than
a recommended
ceramic-glass
cooktop
cleaning
cream.
Chlorine
bleach,
ammonia,
hydrofluoric
acid, chemical
oven cleaners
or
any other
kind of chemical
cleaner.
They may etch or discolor
the cooktop.
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