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CLEANING continued
MORE ON YOUR NEW GLASS-CERAMIC
COOKTOP
CLEANING
%_ost c leaners contain ammon,a
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and abra
ves that damage
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your
cooktop.
Use
or}/y
the
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Cleaning
Creme®
for proper
c,.e,_,nind ,af '
protection
of your ceramic
surf.ace
- If you sfide aluminum
or copper
cookwa,,
across the surface of the cooktop,
they may
leave
metal
markings
which
appear
._
scratches.
Use
the razor
scraper
ant:
cooktop
creme
to remove
these
marks
Failure to remove
this residue
immediatei'j
may leave permanent
marks.
• If pots
with a thin overlay
of aluminum
copper or enamel boil dry, bonding
with tht
ceramic
surface of the cooktop
may occur
This black discoloration
should be removed
immediately
or it could become permanent
• Use of window
cleaner
may
leave
_.,_
iridescent
film on the cooktop
CleaniJ W
Creme will remove
this film.
• Water
stains
(mineral
deposits)
are
removable
using the creme or full strength
white vinegar.
• Do not use a dull or nicked razor blade on
your cooktop.
• Do not use abrasive
cleaners
or abrasive
scouring
pads on your cooktop.
• Plastic mesh pads, such as Dobie® may be
used.
To order a dditional Cooktop Cleaning Creme@,
call your
nearest
Sears
Service
Center
or
Retail Store, ask for (Stock No. 40079).
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MATERIALS
TO
USE:
D/shwash_ng
detergent
Warm water
Soft cloth
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not
use
abrasive
cleaners,
industrial
cleaners
or bleach.
TO CLEAN:
Wipe with soft cloth and warm soapy water.
Rinse and dry well.
CLEANING
MATERIALS
TO USE:
•
Dishwashing
detergent
•
Warn? water
•
Soap-filled
scouring
pad
•
Commercial
oven cleaner
TO CLEAN:
Allow the pan to soak. Sprinkle
the grid with
dishwashing
detergent and cover with a damp
cloth or paper towel. Rinse and dry well. Scour
as needed.
You may also place both the pan
and grid in the dishwasher.
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CLEANING
MATERIALS
TO USE:
•
Dishwashing
detergent
•
Warm water
•
Paper towels
TO CLEAN
Do not use oven
cleaners,
cleansing
powder,
or I tdrsh abrasives
if marinades,
tomato sauce,
basting
materials,
etc. should
spill, wipe up as
much as possible
When surfaces
have cooled
thoroughly
clean
painted
areas.
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