Care And Cleaning; Ceramic Glass Surface (Select Models); Coil Element Surface (Select Models); Self-Clean Oven - Maytag CRE9830BCE Owner's Manual

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CARE AND CLEANING
Ceramic
Glass
Surface
(select
models)
To help keep cooktop
clean, be sure cooking
area and
cookware
bottoms
are clean and d D' before each use.
Carefully
blot up spillovers
around
the outside
of the
cooking
area as they occur with du
paper
towels.
Be
careful
not to burn
hands
when
wiping
up spills.
Do not use a damp
cloth
which
may
cause
steam
BuilDS.
_rhen
the surface
is cool, clean
as directed
in the
cleaning
chart
on
pages
16-17.
Only
use the
cleaning
agents
recommended
in the chart.
Other
materials
may damage
the _nish of the cooktop.
Do not use the following
cleaning
agents:
• Abrasives
(metal
scouring
pads,
cleansing
powders,
scouring cleaners
or pads) _ilI scratch
the eooktop.
• Chemicals
(oven
cleaners,
chlorine
bleaches,
rust
removers
or ammonia)
may damage
the finish of the
cooktop.
• Glass rJeaners
which contain
ammonia
may harm the
cooktop,
• Soiled cloths or sponges will leave an invisible
film on
the cooktop.
Grit and soil in these
items
may also
scratch the surface.
Coil
Element
Surface
(select
models)
Porcelain
Drip
Bowls
Clean
bowls
frequently.
Remove
soiled bowls by first
removing
the coil elements
(see page
9). To clean by
hand,
soak in hot, sudsy
water.
Use a mild
abrasive
cleaner
or soap-filled
scouring
pad for hard to remove
soil.
Bowls may also be wasbed
in an automatic
dishwasher
or placed
on newspapers
and sprayed with commercial
oven cleaner.
For heaD7 soils, spray with oven cleaner
and
place
in plastic
bag
overnight.
Follow
the
manufaeturerg
instructions.
CAUTION;
When
using
oven cleaner, spray earefidly. Spraying
other areas could
damage finishes.
Porcelain
Enamel
Cooktop
All spillovers_
especially
acidic
spillovers,
should
be
wiped
up as soon
as possible
with
a dry cloth.
To
prevent
possible
cracking
or chipping
of the porcelain,
never wipe a warm or hot surface with a damp cloth.
Do not use abrasive
or caustic
cleaning
agents
on the
porcelain
finish.
Abrasive
cleaners
will permanentIy
damage
the finish.
Self-Clean
Oven
A self-clean
oven
uses
above
normal
cooking
temperatures
to automatically
clean
the entire
oven.
The separate
clean cycle eliminates
soil completely
or
reduces
it to a gray ash which is easily wiped
up wSth a
damp cloth when the cycle is complete
and the oven has
cooled.
It is better
to clean
the oven regularly
than
to wait
until there
is a heavy
build-up
of soll in the oven.
It is normal
for the cooktop,
oven door and window
to
become
hot during
a clean
cycle.
Therefore,
avoid
touching
these
areas during
a clean cycle. As the oven
heats and cools, you may hear the sounds of metal parts
expanding
and contracting.
This is nomml
and will not
damage your oven.
The first f>w times
the oven is cleaned,
some
smoke
and odor
may be detected.
This
is normal
and will
lessen
or disappear
with
use.
If the oven
is heavily
soiled,
smoke
and odor
are eommou.
During
the
cIeaning process the kitchen
should be well ventilated.
The oven x_411 automatically
begin to heat when the door
is locked and the SELF CLEAN
pad is pressed.
When
the
oven
reaches
cleaning
temperature,
the word
"LOCK"
will light
in the
display;
At this point,
the
oven
door
cannot
be manually
opened.
To prevent
damage
to the door and lock lever, do not
force
the
door
open
when
the
word
"LOCK"
is
displayed.
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