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Chapter 7
Do not use a dish towel or sponge to wipe the cook top
as they may leave a detergent film that can discolor the
cook top surface when the unit is heated up.
Do not use abrasive or acid based cleaners on the cook
top surface. Also refrain from using chemical cleaners
such as ammonia, chlorine bleach, or chemical oven
cleaners as they may discolor the surface. Avoid using
plastic, metal or nylon scouring pads. They may scratch
or melt onto the cook top.
Do not let any item that melts such as sugar, plastic or
aluminum foil come into contact with the cook top when
it is hot. Should such an accident happen immediately
move the object to a cooler portion of the cook top surface
with a razor scraper and remove it from the cook top as
soon as possible.
Only use dry potholders as wet ones on a hot surface can
produce steam and consequently burns. Never use a towel
as a potholder.
Do not leave the cook top unattended with the burner
set on high heat. A boilover may create smoke and or a
fire. Turn pan handles inward to protect against accidential
spillage.
STOVE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Do not use the stove to heat the cabin.
2. Do not touch the burners or surrounding cook top areas.
These areas may be hot enough to cause serious burns.
3. Do not store items of interest to children anywhere
above or below the immediate stove as children climbing
on the stove to reach these items could be injured.
4. Do not wear loose fitting garments while using the cook
top.
5. Retain the stove owner’s manual in the pouch for
reference purposes.
AVOID POSSIBLE INJURY AND EQUIPMENT
DAMAGE. DO NOT ATTEMPT
TO REPAIR OR REPLACE ANY PART OF
YOUR GLASS TOP COOK TOP. IF THE UNIT
NEEDS TO BE REMOVED FOR REPAIRS
TURN OFF THE STOVE BREAKER AT THE
SHIP’S MAIN SERVICE PANEL.
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