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MAINTENANCE
Adjusting the Oven Thermostat
After
using
your
oven
the
first
few
times,
it may
seem
hotter
or
cooler
than
your
previous
oven.
Oven
thermostats,
over
a period
ofycars_
may
drift
from
the factory
setting
and
timing
differences
of 5
to 10 minutes
are not unusual
beiween
an old and
a new
oven.
Yon
may
be inclined
to think
that
the
new
oven
is
not
performing
correctly;
however,
your
new
oven
has
been
set correctly
at the factory
and
is more
likely
to be accurate
than
the
oven
it
replaced.
If you
think
the
oven
should
be
hotter
or cooler,
you
can
adjust
it yourself.
To decide
how
much
to
change
the
thermostat,
set
the
oven
temperature
25°F
higher
or lower
than
the
temperature
in your
recipe,
then
bake.
The
results
of the
"test"
should
give
you
an
idea
of how
much
the
thermostat
should
be changed.
To adjust
the thermostat:
1. Press
the OVEN TEMP pad.
2. Press
the
•
or V
pad
and
select
an
oven
temperature
between
500°F
and 550°F.
3. Press
and
hold the OVEN TEMP pad for about
four
seconds.
The
display
will change
to the
oven adjustment
display
which
reads
00 _.
4. The
oven
thermostat
can
be
adjusted
up
to
+35°F hotter
or -35°F cooler. Use the •
or _ pad
to select
the desired
change
in the display.
5. When you have made
the adjustment,
press
the
CANCEL pad to return
to the time of day display.
Use your
oven as you would
normally.
NOTE:
This
adjustment
will
not
affect
Broil
or
Self-Clean
temperatures.
The
new
temperature
will be remembered
if the
power
is interrupted.
Leveling Legs
Some
floors
are
not
level.
For
proper
baking,
your
range
must
be
level.
The
leveling
legs
are
located
on each
corner
of the base
of the
range.
Place
a level
horizontally
on
an
oven
rack
and
check
front-to
back
and
side-to-side.
Level
by
turning
the
legs.
IJJARNING:
To
reduce
the
risk
of
accidental
tipping
of the
range,
it must
be
secured
by
a
properly
installed
anti-tip
device.
To check
ff the
device
is installed
properly,
use
a flashlight
and
look
underneath
the range
to see that
one of the
rear
leveling
legs
is engaged
in the
bracket
slot.
The
anti-tip
device
secures
the
rear
leveling
leg
to the floor,
if properly
engaged.
Fuses
(Canadian
Ranges
Only)
Your
range
is
equipped
with
seven
(7)
type
"P"
fuses.
The
fl_ses
are
located
on
the
back
wall.
Remove
the storage
drawer
for access
to the fuses.
LOCATION OF
7 FUSES
If part
ofyonr
range
does
not operate,
check
to see
if a fuse
has
blown.
A gap
in
the
fuse
strip
or a
darkened
window
indicates
a blown
fuse.
Replace
with
tile
same
type
and
amperage
"P" fuse.
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