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 Maintenance and care 

 

General information 

Service life of the product will extend and the 
possibility of problems will decrease if the product is 
cleaned at regular intervals. 

 

DANGER: 

Disconnect the product from mains supply 
before starting maintenance and cleaning 
works. 
There is the risk of electric shock! 

 

 

DANGER: 

Allow the product to cool down before you 
clean it. 
Hot surfaces may cause burns! 

 

Clean the product thoroughly after each use. In 
this way it will be possible to remove cooking 
residues more easily, thus avoiding these from 
burning the next time the appliance is used. 

 

No special cleaning agents are required for 
cleaning the product. Use warm water with 
washing liquid, a soft cloth or sponge to clean 
the product and wipe it with a dry cloth. 

 

Always ensure any excess liquid is thoroughly 
wiped off after cleaning and any spillage is 
immediately wiped dry. 

 

Do not use cleaning agents that contain acid or 
chloride to clean the stainless or inox surfaces 
and the handle. Use a soft cloth with a liquid 
detergent (not abrasive) to wipe those parts clean, 
paying attention to sweep in one direction. 

 

The surface might get damaged by some 
detergents or cleaning materials. 
Do not use aggressive detergents, cleaning 
powders/creams or any sharp objects during 
cleaning. 
Do not use harsh abrasive cleaners or sharp 
metal scrapers to clean the oven door glass 
since they can scratch the surface, which may 
result in shattering of the glass. 

 

 

Do not use steam cleaners to clean the 
appliance as this may cause an electric shock. 

Cleaning the hob 

Glass ceramic surfaces 

Wipe the glass ceramic surface using a piece of cloth 
dampened with cold water in a manner as not to leave 
any cleaning agent on it. Dry with a soft and dry cloth. 

Residues may cause damage on the glass ceramic 
surface when using the hob for the next time. 
Dried residues on the glass ceramic surface should 
under no circumstances be scraped with hook blades, 
steel wool or similar tools. 
Remove calcium stains (yellow stains) by a small 
amount of lime remover such as vinegar or lemon juice. 
You can also use suitable commercially available 
products. 
If the surface is heavily soiled, apply the cleaning 
agent on a sponge and wait until it is absorbed well. 
Then, clean the surface of the hob with a damp cloth. 

 

Sugar-based foods such as thick cream and 
syrup must be cleaned promptly without 
waiting the surface to cool down. Otherwise, 
glass ceramic surface may be damaged 
permanently. 

Slight color fading may occur on coatings or other 
surfaces in time. This will not affect operation of the 
product. 
Color fading and stains on the glass ceramic surface is 
a normal condition, and not a defect. 

Cleaning the control panel 

Clean the control panel and knobs with a damp cloth 
and wipe them dry. 

 

Do not remove the control buttons/knobs to 
clean the control panel. 
Control panel may get damaged! 

Cleaning the oven 

To clean the side wall 

1.

 

Remove the front section of the side rack by 
pulling it in the opposite direction of the side wall. 

2.

 

Remove the side rack completely by pulling it 
towards you. 

 

Summary of Contents for CLFC68SS

Page 1: ...en CLFC68SS NOTE This user manual contains important information including safety installation points which will enable you to get the most out of your Classique appliance Please keep it in a safe pla...

Page 2: ...nts carefully before using the product and keep it as a reference for future use If you handover the product to someone else give the user manual as well Follow all warnings and information in the use...

Page 3: ...ion 15 Tips for saving energy 15 Initial use 15 First cleaning of the appliance 15 Initial heating 15 5 How to use the hob 16 General information about cooking 16 Using the hobs 16 6 How to operate th...

Page 4: ...by Authorized Service Agents The manufacturer shall not be held responsible for damages arising from procedures carried out by unauthorized persons which may also void the warranty Before installation...

Page 5: ...ical equipment and systems should only be carried out by authorized and qualified persons In case of any damage switch off the product and disconnect it from the mains To do this turn off the fuse at...

Page 6: ...r cracked Do not use the oven handle to hang towels for drying Do not hang up towel gloves or similar textile products when the grill function is at open door Always use heat resistant oven gloves whe...

Page 7: ...oid the guarantee This appliance is for cooking purposes only It must not be used for other purposes for example room heating This product should not be used for warming the plates under the grill dry...

Page 8: ...nd of its service life Take it to the collection center for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment Please consult your local authorities to learn about these collection centers Complianc...

Page 9: ...motor behind steel plate 9 Lamp 10 Grill heating element 11 Shelf positions 1 Warning lamp 2 Thermostat lamp 3 Mechanical timer 4 Thermostat knob 5 Function knob 6 Single circuit cooking plate Rear l...

Page 10: ...ire shelf Small wire shelf It is placed into the tray if supplied in order to collect the dripping fat while grilling so that the oven is kept clean 5 Splash back assembly Splash back assembly Splash...

Page 11: ...ption 2 2 kW Basics Information on the energy label of electrical ovens is given in accordance with the EN 60350 1 IEC 60350 1 standard Those values are determined under standard load with bottom top...

Page 12: ...or tall cupboard It can also be used in a free standing position Allow a minimum distance of 750 mm above the hob surface If a cooker hood is to be installed above the cooker refer to cooker hood man...

Page 13: ...mains supply data must correspond to the data specified on the type label of the product The rating plate is either seen when the door or the lower cover is opened or it is located at the rear wall o...

Page 14: ...t to the mains 2 Check electrical functions Future Transportation Keep the product s original carton and transport the product in it Follow the instructions on the carton If you do not have the origin...

Page 15: ...d of cooking time You can obtain energy savings up to 20 by using the residual heat Initial use First cleaning of the appliance The surface might get damaged by some detergents or cleaning materials D...

Page 16: ...lean any melted such materials on the surface immediately Such vessels should not be used to keep foods either Use flat bottomed saucepans or vessels only Put appropriate amount of food in saucepans a...

Page 17: ...tes the status of the active zone and it remains lit after the plate is turned off When the temperature of the plate cools down to a level that it can be touched by hand warning indicator turns off Fl...

Page 18: ...st and do not get dry Flat pieces meat skewers and sausages are particularly suited for grilling as are vegetables with high water content such as tomatoes and onions Distribute the pieces to be grill...

Page 19: ...oven is not heated Only the fan in the rear wall is in operation Suitable for thawing frozen granular food slowly at room temperature and cooling down the cooked food Fan Heating Fan Heating Fan Heati...

Page 20: ...e of food thickness type and your own preference of cooking Baking and roasting 1st rack of the oven is the bottom bottom bottom bottom rack Dish Dish Dish Dish Cooking level number Cooking level numb...

Page 21: ...s for cooking vegetables If the vegetable dish runs out of juice and gets too dry cook it in a pan with a lid instead of a tray Closed vessels will preserve the juice of the dish If a vegetable dish d...

Page 22: ...ering of the glass Do not use steam cleaners to clean the appliance as this may cause an electric shock Cleaning the hob Glass ceramic surfaces Wipe the glass ceramic surface using a piece of cloth da...

Page 23: ...emoving process should be performed in reverse order to install the door Do not forget to close the clips at the hinge housing when reinstalling the door Replacing the oven lamp DANGER Before replacin...

Page 24: ...does not work Oven lamp is defective Replace oven lamp Power is cut Check if there is power Check the fuses in the fuse box If necessary replace or reset the fuses Oven does not heat Function and or...

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Page 26: ...26 EN Imported by Applico Ltd Private Bag 92900 Onehunga Auckland 1061 New Zealand Website www classique co nz 285 3031 72 R AA 21 04 2015...

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