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elements or the
interior
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do not toti or letclothingor other
materialscontacttheSurfke units,the*
nearbythe surhce unitsor anyinteriorar+aofthe
oww allowsuilkknt timeforooo~ @.
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● Placetheovenshelfin thedesiredpositionwhik
theovenis COOLIf theshelvesmustbe handled ‘”
whenhogdonotIetpot holdercontacttheheating
elements.
● PuUingoutthesheMtotheshelfstop40ck
is a convenienceinMing heavyfti.
Itisalsoa precautionagainstburnsfrom touching
hot surfiwes of the door or oven walls.
Potentially hot surfaces include the coo
facingthecooktop ovenvent_
neartheopeningdxevicesmundti
theedgesofthe doorwindow~metibp
abovethedoor.
Rexnexn& The* surfaceof theovclnmay
be hotwhenthedooris opened.
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pan+mrn
themntrds off.Smothera “ pan
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onasurfacx unitbycoveringthepancum etely
witha well-fittinglid,cookiesheetor flat y.Use
a multi-puqmsedrychemkal orf-- fire
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coveringit withbakingsodaW if availab%by
usingaamulti-m dry chemicalorf -type
fm extqudm
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byclosingthe owndoordbtiqmoff
or by usinga
m~ti-e dry clwmical @ f--
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causeburnstohanc&faceandor eyes.
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b= causinganinjury.
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vent duct umMm@d.
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● DoIlotuseyourovento drynewspapers.
Ifoverhea* theycancatchfire.
dkmotusetheovenf orastorageamao
Itemsstoredinanovencanignite.
● Donotleavepaperproductsscookingutensils
m foodin theovenwhennotin use.
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the
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cleaning
Smfhce&amtinumscleaningsurfacescanbe
identifiedbytheirroughsurke -k
Surthcecookingunits
● UseproperpansHekct
w
cookwarehavingflatbottomslarge
enoughtocoverthesurfkceunit
bthg elCmCXlt.
‘fileuseofundersizedcookware
Willexposeaportionofthesm tittiti
contactandmayresultin ignitionof clothing.
Properrelationshipof~ tosurf&xunit
will alsoimproveefficiency.
● Nevm~mveha bee ~ts unattended at
highheatsettiup
~flOVerScausesmokingand
m Spiuovm thatmaycatchonfire.
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hazardordamage to fheq.
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earthenwareor othergiaaedcontainemare
suitablefm cooktop- o~e~ ~Y br~ _
becauseof thesuddendung
c in temperature.
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of- ignitionof
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thehandleofa
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range
without extending
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