Page 1: ...amic Glass Surface 7 8 Coot_vare Considerations 8 9 Using Your Oven 10 17 Baking 11 13 Roasting 14 Broiling 15 16 Delay Start Oven Cooking 16 17 Care and Cleaning 17 21 Ceramic Glass Surface 17 18 Sel...
Page 2: ...xcellent results x_dththe food yon prepare Should yon have any questions about using your Ma ntagelectric range call or write us Be sum IMPORTANT Retain the proof of purchaSe to prox4de the model and...
Page 3: ...so improve efficiency sprays If cabinet storage is provided installation Never Leave the Surface Units Unattended of a range hood that projects at least 5 inches beyond the bottom of the cabinet will...
Page 4: ...use do will afl_ct the oven performance Avoid touching not touch or let clothing or other flammable the oven vent area while the oven is on aml for materials contact tile heating elements the areas se...
Page 5: ...should not be left alone or unattended in an area door as in some cases it could canse the range where an appliance is in use They should never to tip over breakage of the door or serious injuv be all...
Page 6: ...e Once the time of day clock has been set time or temperature desired This knob is also see Setting the Clock page 6 the display will used to seleet Hi or Lo broil stop blinking Timer Pad NOTE The ele...
Page 7: ...o See pages 15 16 for more broiling pressing the ON OFF pad information Oven Temp Pad The bake temperature is set by pressing this pad and turning the SET knob Additional baking information can be fou...
Page 8: ...ght that will turn on to indicate To maintain a slowboil ibr large that the cooking surface is hot It will remain on amounts of liquid for most frying until the area has cooled 2 3 To continue cooking...
Page 9: ...il Hold it up to the light Little or no light should be visible under Do not slide metal or glass items across the the rnler ceramic glass surface They may damage the top Do not slide almninmn cookava...
Page 10: ...cs depend on base material usually aluminum stainless steel carbon steel or cast iron Available in colors and easy to clean Note Some brands of metal smooth bottom eoo_vare that generally perform well...
Page 11: ...to 550 The Do not attempt to change the rack positions word On will light in the display and the when the oven is hot Use the following temperature display will rise in 5 increments guidelines when s...
Page 12: ...sed push the rocker switch marked OVEN nntil the minimum time has elapsed Take care LIGHT on the control panel to turn it on or oft_ not to allow the o_en door to slam shnt IMPORTANT DO not move the o...
Page 13: ...55 Fruit frozen 9 1 400 425 45 60 One Crust Custard fresh 9 2 3 or 4 350 35 40 Pie Shell 9 2 3 or 4 400 8 12 Cookies Chocolate Chip 2 3 or 4 350 375 8 12 Peanut Butter 2 3 or 4 350 375 8 12 Sugar 2 3...
Page 14: ...ature too high Not enough shortening middle Baking time too long Too much baking powder OvermLxing Overmixing Too much flour Oven temperature too high Pans touching each other or oven walls Batter ove...
Page 15: ...NOTE For more information on cooking meat I roasting Rub into the surface of the roast if and po_dtly contact the USDA Meat and I added before cooking Poultry Hotline at 1 800 535 4555 Roasting Chart...
Page 16: ...t can be preheated 1 BeFore broiling trim any excess htto prevent howex er do not preheat the broiler pan excessive spattering or smoking Cut slashes in To prevent excessive spattering and smoking the...
Page 17: ...with delayed start To Bake by Time with immediate start 1 Place the food in the oven 1 Place the food in the oven 2 Press the COOK TIME pad The words Set Cook Time will flash in the display 2 Press th...
Page 18: ...age the display finish of the cooktop Glass cleaners which contain ammonia may harm the cooktop Soiled cloths or sponges will leave an invisible fihn on the cooktop Grit and soil in these items may al...
Page 19: ...l SET knob cooking temperatures to automatically clean the entire oven The separate clean cycle eliminates If the door is not locked properly the word Door soil completely or reduces it to a gray ash...
Page 20: ...be returned to its original position and the door resulting ffoI l the heating and cooling of the can be opened The oven will still be hot porcelain finish These lines do not affect the perfnrmance of...
Page 21: ...as Pare or Mazola to make pads cleaning easier Dishwasher Soaking makes cleaning easier Ceramic Glass Ceran Cooktop Light to moderate soil Eleo Cooktop Cleaning Creme Wait until cooktop has cooled be...
Page 22: ...soft cloth Oven Backs Soap and water If racks are left in oven during a self elean cycle they Plastic scouring pads _1 discolor and may become difficult to slide A thin CleaJlsing powders coat of veg...
Page 23: ...ace it with an 18 watt fluorescent tube Snap the top trim _ hack into place and restore tile power Reset tile clock to the current time of day _4 WA 1NING To reduce the riskof aeeidentaI tipping of th...
Page 24: ...the Drawer clears the hinge arms Fit the ends of the drawer glides onto the mils Lift up the drawer front and gently push in to the first stop position Lift up the drawer again and continue to slide t...
Page 25: ...e broiler pan the food properly insert hlocking the slits for fat drainage Is the range plug loose or disconnected fk_m the electrical outlet if not wired direct to Oven light does not operate the ele...
Page 26: ...er paying all other costs including labor when the appliance is located outside the United States or Canada To Receive Warranty Service First Call or write the MAYTAG dealer from whom your appliance w...
