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General| Brand | KitchenAid |
|---|---|
| Model | KDRP407H |
| Category | Ranges |
| Language | English |
Explains the anti-tip bracket and how to ensure it is properly installed to prevent tipping.
Details the knobs used to control the surface burners.
Explains the function of the oven vent for air circulation.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to remove and replace the oven door.
Explains how to operate the sealed gas burners on the cooktop.
Details the operation of surface burner control knobs for lighting and heat adjustment.
Provides a chart and guide for recommended burner heat settings for various cooking needs.
Describes the function and use of the provided Simmer Plate for low-temperature cooking.
Instructs on how to manually light surface burners during a power outage.
Offers advice on selecting and using appropriate cookware for optimal cooktop performance.
Explains how different cookware materials affect heat transfer and cooking results.
Provides general advice and steps for cleaning the cooktop and its components.
Details the process for cleaning surface burner caps, orifices, and ports.
Explains how to adjust the flame height for the low-setting of the top burners.
Lists parts of the cooktop and recommended cleaning agents and methods.
Explains the components of the electronic oven control and their functions.
Describes the oven display and how to set the clock.
Explains the function of the SELECTOR control knob for choosing oven functions.
Details how the SET control knob is used for temperature and time adjustments.
Outlines the final step to start an oven operation after programming.
Explains how to move the SELECTOR knob to RESET after cooking is done.
Describes how to cancel oven functions using the CANCEL button.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting or changing the oven's clock time.
Details various oven settings like Bake and Broil, explaining their use and heating elements.
Use for standard baking and roasting, with information on elements and door interaction.
For broiling meat, poultry, and fish, detailing top element use and door requirement.
For delicate foods and breads; uses rear element and fan for even heating.
For thick cuts of meat; uses top element, rear element, and fan.
For roasting and baking on one rack; uses bottom/top elements and fan.
For baking bread; uses bottom/top elements and fan for even heating.
Uses only the top element for proofing bread dough.
Uses bottom and top elements to keep hot foods warm.
Setting for self-cleaning only; oven remains locked until cycle completes.
Provides guidance on placing oven racks and pans for optimal baking results.
Offers recommendations on pan placement based on the number of pans used and food type.
Provides specific rack positions for various food items like roasts, cakes, and cookies.
Discusses how different bakeware types affect baking performance and provides usage guidelines.
Advises on the proper and improper uses of aluminum foil in the oven.
Step-by-step guide to using the Bake function, including temperature settings.
Step-by-step guide to using the Convection Bake function with temperature settings.
Provides helpful tips for successful convection baking, including foil use and rack configuration.
Step-by-step guide to using the Convection Roast function with temperature settings.
Offers advice for using the Convection Roast setting, including rack placement and meat thermometers.
Step-by-step guide to using the Broil function, including rack position and broil levels.
Guides on using the Convection Broil setting for thick cuts of meat.
Provides essential tips for successful broiling, including pan use and food preparation.
A chart detailing rack position, broil level, and approximate cooking times for various meats.
Step-by-step instructions for using the timed cooking feature of the oven.
Explains how to use the Browning function and select browning levels.
Details how to use the Keep Warm function to maintain food temperature.
Explains the Proof function for bread and the Keep Warm function for cooked foods.
Step-by-step guide on proofing yeast doughs using the oven.
Step-by-step instructions for using the BREAD setting for baking.
Provides guidance on cleaning various parts of the oven, including knobs and panels.
Instructions for cleaning the broiler pan, including use of self-cleaning cycle.
Instructions for cleaning oven racks, noting potential discoloration from self-cleaning.
Guidance on cleaning the oven door glass with glass cleaner or soapy water.
Instructions for cleaning the oven cavity, recommending the self-cleaning cycle for spills.
Details methods for cleaning stainless steel surfaces, including routine and stubborn stains.
Explains when oven lights operate and how to replace a burnt-out bulb.
Lists essential preparations before initiating the self-cleaning cycle.
Offers tips for ensuring effective and safe operation of the self-cleaning cycle.
Key checks to perform on the clock and door before setting the self-cleaning controls.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the self-cleaning cycle immediately or with a delay.
Advice on how to achieve optimal cleaning results from the self-cleaning cycle.
Explains the high-heat process of the self-cleaning cycle and its timing.
Addresses issues where the unit or oven fails to power on or operate.
Troubleshoots why a surface burner might not ignite, checking common causes.
Helps diagnose and fix issues with uneven or improper burner flame patterns.
Explains normal sparking during ignition and causes of continuous sparking.
Advises on how to properly engage surface burner control knobs.
Clarifies that the cooling fan running during certain cycles is normal operation.
Explains that the convection fan stopping when the door opens is normal.
Addresses issues related to an unlevel range and its effect on cookware.
Offers solutions for excessive heat around cookware on the cooktop.
Helps diagnose and fix slow baking or roasting by adjusting temperature or cookware.
Provides solutions for baked goods that are too brown on the bottom.
Offers tips for achieving evenly baked items, including rack placement and pan size.
Suggests shielding pie edges with foil when the crust browns too quickly.
Explains that "PF" on the display indicates a power failure and how to reset the clock.
Guides users on how to obtain assistance or service for their appliance in the U.S.A.
Lists information customers should have ready when contacting support.
Outlines the types of assistance provided by KitchenAid consultants.
Explains the training and role of designated service technicians.
Recommends using factory-specified parts and how to locate them.
Provides mailing address for written inquiries to KitchenAid.
Provides contact details for obtaining appliance assistance or service in Canada.
Directs users to contact Inglis Limited Appliance Service for service in Canada.
Recommends using factory-specified parts and how to locate them.
Provides mailing address for written inquiries to KitchenAid Canada.
Provides ingredients and detailed instructions for making Portuguese party bread.
Offers ingredients and step-by-step instructions for preparing rye bread.
Details ingredients and preparation steps for making Viennese bread.
Provides ingredients and instructions for making a plaited butter loaf.
Contains ingredients and preparation steps for baking chocolate chip rolls.
Offers ingredients and detailed instructions for making white bread.
Covers full warranty for the first year, including parts and labor for defects.
Limited warranty for years 2-5, covering specific components like electric/gas burners.
Limited warranty for years 2-10, covering porcelain oven cavity/inner door defects.
Lists exclusions from warranty coverage, such as installation errors or misuse.
