Porcelain Enamel:
Porcelain enamel, a type of glass fused on steel at a very high temperature, is
not extremely delicate but must be treated as glass. Sharp blows, radical surface
temperature changes, etc., will cause enamel to chip or crack. Some foods such as
vinegar, lemon juice, tomatoes and milk contain acids which can dull the finish of
the enamel. To avoid dulling the finish, wipe up the spill before it is baked on. The
surface is glass and must be given consideration when cleaning. Steel wool and
coarse, gritty cleanser will scratch or mar the surface. Any gentle kitchen cleanser
powder or grease cleaner will be suitable. For further information on care of the
porcelain, call "Hopes Cultured Marble Polish" at 800-325-4026.
The cooktop range/oven is operated and maintained the same as the cooktop
only with an oven. This option allows for a wider variety in floor plans and
provides more storage space.
• The oven may be used with the cover down.
• Push in the oven control knob and rotate counterclockwise to PILOT
ON.
• Manually light the oven pilot located near the back of the oven, under
the broiler shelf and to the left of the oven burner.
• Set the oven control knob to PILOT ON to maintain pilot flame. The
oven and broiler are now ready for operation. The oven pilot has been
factory set and requires no further adjustment.
• To extinguish the oven pilot push in the oven control knob and rotate
clockwise to OFF.
WARNING: Extinguish all pilots when refueling or traveling. Do not
block vents in oven with cookware or other objects.
The roof air conditioners operate from 120 Volts AC only. Operation is con-
trolled by a 12 Volt DC wall thermostat. The electronics in the wall thermostat
send a signal to the roof air conditioner’s circuit board. The circuit board controls
the desired roof air conditioner functions. The refrigeration process in the roof air
conditioner is similar to the dash air conditioning or a household type refrigerator,
functioning as an enclosed system. The refrigeration process repeats in a cycle.
Refrigerant is drawn into the compressor and heated from compression. High
pressure vapor is sent to a condenser where the heat is expelled into the
atmosphere. The vapor leaves the condenser as a high pressure liquid. This liquid
is forced into a metered capillary tube and then into the evaporator or low side
pressure. The refrigerant changes from liquid form to a vapor as the heat is
extracted. The vapor is drawn back into the compressor to start the cycle again.
NOTE: Air conditioning systems will freeze the moisture in the air
depending on the humidity content. Under high humidity conditions
it is recommended to leave the HIGH/LOW switch to the HIGH position.
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COOKTOP
WITH OVEN
(Optional)
AIR CONDITIONER
- ROOF
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