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Maintenance Tips for Gas Cooktops, Ovens, Ranges, and Stoves
WARNING!
To avoid personal injury or death, disconnect your appliance from its power source
before you start any troubleshooting or repair work. Use caution when working inside any appliance.
- Household appliances have average lifetime expectancies.
Maintaining your appliances properly can extend their lifetime
indefinitely.
- If you have to do any kind of repair or maintenance on this
unit, make sure to unplug it from the power supply.
- Use a properly grounded outlet if this is not wired
directly to your household power supply.
- Use non-abrasive cleansers to clean finished exterior
surfaces.
- Clean exterior surfaces with warm water and soap with a
splash of ammonia to cut grease.
- Consult the owner’s manual for instructions on
self-cleaning ovens.
- When cleaning around switches and knobs spray some
cleanser on a cloth and then wipe the surfaces. Electric parts do not
like any liquids.
- Clean burner holes with a toothpick if they’re
getting plugged. This will increase their efficiency.
- The burner drip pans may get stained over time. Once
stained, it’s very difficult to remove it. Some people like
to replace the drip pans every two to three years.
- Make sure to clean up any spills promptly. Something like
tomato sauce, which is very acidic, can pit and corrode your drip pans
and burner bowls.
- Use regular oven cleaners as needed.
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