Using
Your Ceramic
Glass
Surface
On Canadian
models,
the cooking
areas
will not
operate
during
a self-clean
cycle (select
models).
This is normal.
Cooking
Areas
The
co{}king
areas on
\'our
range
are
identif'ied
by
pern_anent
i)attenis
in tit(' eeraniic
_lass surfiice. There
areix','() large (N-inch) and ixvo small f-inch)
areas. For
most efficient
cooking,
use smaller
areas lbrsmall pans
and larger areas thr large pans. For
best
results
pans
should
not extend
more
than
1/2 to 1 inch
beyond
the cooking
area.
\Vhe|l a cooking
area is turned
on, a red glow from the
eleniel]t
can be seen throu,_h the eeranlie
glass sud:acc.
The red glow will cycle orl and off as the elemcnt
cycles
to niaintain
the selected
heat setting.
Hot
Surface
Light
Yore ceraniie
glass range is equipped
with a red Hot
Surface
Light
that will turn
on to indicate
tllat the
cooking
s]Mitce is hot. It will remain on until tile area
has cooled.
NOTE:
During
the first few hours of use, you may
notice
that
the ceramic
eooktop
emits
a slight
burning
odor
and a light
smoke.
Both
of these
conditions
are
normal
and
are caused
by the
insulation
material
of the heating
elements
in a new
ceramic
ec_)ktop.
Tips to Protect
the Ceramic
Glass
Cooktop
• BEF()BE
FIRST
USE,
CIA';AN
COOKTO1
) as
directed
in
the
cleaning ehari, pages 14-15.
Do not use glass pans on the e{,ramk: glass cooktop.
Glass ('{!ran]it, ('arthenware.
heatproof
,_lass,,or _laz(,(l
pails
lilaV
scrl.itc]i
the
e{it}kto
l)
_tild
tt]'( _
lie(
r('col]lnlellde{l.
Do ]lot allow plastic,
alm3]inun]
t7}il, sugar, or tb!)ds
xx4tli high
Sllga]
Colltet][
tt) melt onto
the hot cooktop.
It" you aecktenta!lv
melt th('se ifeilis tO
the
eooktop,
remove
immediatcqv
whil('
still hot using a razor blade
scraper
held
c'arcTf'ullv wit]l a potholder,
Melted
,naterials
can
cause
perlllalle]lt£
(tal]Dtgt"
[O
[lit'
cooktop,
I)o
not
att('inpt
t'llilher
el('anii]g
instil
the
area has co{>lcd+
To
protect
]lie
e(!ral]]ic
glass
top,
it
is ]rot
recommended
to us(, the top as a work surf'aee+ as a
cutting
board or to cook food directly
on the cooktop
without
a pan.
Do not use a trivet
or rneta] stand (such
tis a wok ring)
bckv(;e]i
the
pall
alld
tile
cooktop.
These
items
{_all
lilark
or
etch the surf]ice
and aft{'c't cooking
(ql'icienev.
Aluminum
fi}il or f{}il containers
snch
as i)(}i)c(}r]l
popi)ers
are
NOT
rec'oinliien(le{1
tk)r use
{}11 the
ceramic
glass
eooktop.
Thev.
will
leave
me]aT marks
alld Ilia}' periil:lIie]itl?'
inelt
{)kit{)
the
(_t'ra]lliC
{r]_tSS
top
if the cooking
ar('a is flu'lied
on.
Do slot slide metal or glass iteliis
across
Ilk{'
(:{q'amic
glass eooktop.
The_
]YIIPV damage
ilk{' top or lea; e
marks which
need to be reiil{}ve{I
pronipily
(see
eleaitilig
eh:.ll_
pages
14-15).
Do not all{}w
pan
[O boil dry as this e{}uId
{tainag('
the
cooktop and tile pan.
To pr(we]it
SCTalehing
or (lanlage
t{} the
cermnic
glass
top
{to
not
leave
sugar
salt,
sitn{t,
soil
short(']li]ifg
(}r
oth(w
t;ats eli tile
co{}king
al'tqL
Fk" Sill'{"
the
al'('a is t]'{w
t'lO1]i lhese 1}ef'{}n _
turn]siS
on
tile"
t!l}(}kilig
ar{'a,
Make
it a practice
to
wipe
eooktop
.";llFt'tlC("
witli
ki cieali
(tamp
cloth
or
pal)er t{}wcl
tx't{ire
each
]is{'.
CAUTION:
If metal
melts
onto
the ceramic
surface,
do not use top.
Call
an
authorized
servicer.
Do not
attempt
to repair
cooktop
yourself.
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