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Setting Surface Controls
Dual
radiant
surface
element
(some
models)
To operate
the dual
radlont
element:
1.
Place
correctly
sized
cookware
on single
radiant
surface
element.
.
Push in and
turn
the surface
control
knob
clockwise
to
begin
heating
both
the inner
and outer
portions
of the
element
(marked
dual
- See
Fig. 2). If only the inner
heating
portion
is needed
(marked
single
- See Fig. 1) for
smaller
cool<ware,
push
in and turn
the knob
counter-
clockwise
to start.
Please
note
that
you
may
switch
from
the single
or dual
settings
at any
time
during
cooking.
3. When
cooking
is complete,
turn the radiant
surface
element
OFF before
removing
the cookware.
important
notes:
° For efficient
cooking,
turn OFF the element
several
minutes before cooking
is complete.
This will allow
residual
heat to complete
the cooking
process.
° The surface
control
knobs
do not have
to be set exactly
on a particular
spot.
Use the graphics
provided
as a
guide
and
adjust
the control
knob
as needed.
Each
surface
element
provides
a constant
amount
of heat
at
each
setting.
Refer
to the Suggested
rodlont
surface
e_ement
settings
table
for
suggested
power
level
settings.
@
RJent Front
©
Right
Front
000
0
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Heating
with inner
Heating
with both
(small) element
only
elements
Areas that heat are shown darkened.
* Start
most
cooking
operations
on a higher
setting
and
then
turn
to a lower
setting
to finish
cooking.
Radiant
elements
have
a iimiter
that
allows
the radiant
heating
element
to cycle
ON
and
OFF, even
at the
HI
setting.
This
helps
prevent
damage
to the ceramic
smoothtop.
Cycling
at the
HI
setting
is normal
and
will
occur
more
often
if the cookware
is too small
for the
radiant
element
or if the cookware
bottom
is not fiat.
* A glowing
red surface
heating
area extending
beyond
the bottom
edge
of the cookware
indicates the cookware
is too small for the surface
heating
area.
Radiant
surface
elements
may appear
to
have cooled
after they have been turned off. The gloss
surface
may still be hot and burns may occur if the glass
surface
is touched
before
it has cooled
sufficiently.
Do not place
pIosflc items such as salt and
pepper
shakers,
spoon holders
or plosflc wrappings
on top
of the range when
it is in use. These items could melt or
ignite. Potholders,
towels or wooden
spoons could catch fire
if placed
too close to the surface
elements.
Do not allow
aluminum
foil, empty glass/
porcelain
cookwore
or ANY moterlol
that con melt to
make contact
wlfh the ceramic
cookfop.
If these items melt
on the cooktop
they may damage
the ceramic
cooktop.
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