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Care and cleaning of the range.
1
Vent appearance and location varF
OvenAir Vents
Never block the vents (air oi)enings ) of the
range. They l)rovide the air inlet and outlet
that are necessai w tor the range
to oi)erate
l)rol)erly with correct
con/bustion.
Mr oi)enings
are located
at the rear of
the cooktoi),
at the top and bottoin
of the
oven door, and at the bottoin
of the range,
under
the waiming
di'awer.
Upper Control Panel
Lock out the touch pads before cleaning.
See tile ControlLockout intoimation in the
Special features of your oven control section
in this nlanual.
Clean
u l) sl)lattei_
with
a danl l) cloth.
_)tl
Ilia)' also
rise a glass cleaner
Rein(we
heavier
soil with waim soapy wateI:
Do not use abrasives
of anv kind.
Unlockthe touch pads after cleaning.
See the ControlLockoutii_'omlafion in the
Special features of your ovencontrol section
in this n/anual.
Pull the knob straight off the stem.
Lower Control Panel and Knobs
It's a good
idea
to wipe
the
control
i)anel
atter
each
use of the
(,veil.
Clean
with
Inild
soap
and
water
or vinegar
and
WateI;
rinse
with
clean
water
and
i)olish
dia' with
a s(,ti cloth.
Do not
use abrasive
cleanseis,
strong
liquid
cleanei_,
i)lastic
scouring
i)ads
or (,veil
cleanei_
on the
control
i)anel--they
will
dan/age
the
finish.
A 50/50
solution
ot
vinegar
and
hot
water
works
well.
The
control
knobs
nlav be reinoved
fiw
easier
cleaning.
To renlove
a
knob, pull
it
straight
off the
stein.
If knob
is difficult
to
i'einove,
i)lace
a towel
or dishcloth
between
the
knob
and
control
i)anel
and
pull
gentl>
Wash
the
knobs
in soap
and
water
or a
vinegar
and
hot
water
solution.
Met;fl
I)arts
can be cleaned
with
soap
and
Water
Do
not
rise
steel wool,
abrasives,
}lll/Ill(,Ili}l_
acids
or COll/illei'cial
()veil
cleanei_.
DI_' with
a soft
cloth.
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