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Standard Burners

ExtraLow

®

 Burners

BREADS

Med.

 – preheat skillet.

Med. Lo 

to 

Med.

Use Standard burner setting.

French Toast, Pancakes
Grilled Sandwiches

CEREALS

H l

 – cover, bring water

Med. Lo 

to 

Med.

1 to X LO

®

 

– to hold, cover*.

Cornmeal, Grits,

to a boil, add cereal.

finish cooking according

O atmeal

to package directions.

CH O CO LAT E

LO

 to melt*.

Remove when melted.

2 to X LO

 

 – allow 10 to

15 minutes to melt.

1 to X LO

 

 – to hold*.

DEEP FRYIN G

H l

 – heat oil

Med. H i 

to 

H l

 – to

Use standard burner setting.

maintain temperature.

EGGS

H l

 – cover, bring

O FF 

to 

Low

 – cook 3

1 to X LO

 

– cook 3 to 4

Cooked in Shell

water to a boil, add

to 4 minutes for soft

minutes for soft cooked;

eggs, cover.

cooked; or 15 to 20

or 15 to 20 minutes for

minutes for hard cooked.

hard cooked.

Fried, Scrambled

Med. to Med. H i 

LO  

to 

Med. Lo

 –

1 to X LO

 

– to hold for

melt butter, add egg.

finish cooking.

a short period*,

MEAT , FISH , POULT RY

H l

 – until meat starts

Med. Lo 

to 

Med.

 – to

Use Standard burner setting.

Bacon, Sausage Patties

to sizzle.

finish cooking.

Braising:

 Swiss Steak,

H l

 – melt fat, then

LO  

to 

Med. Lo

 – cover,

3 to 1

 – simmer until tender.

Pot Roast

brown on Med. H i to

simmer until tender.

H l, add liquid, cover.

Frying: 

Chicken

H l

 – melt fat, then

LO

 – cover, finish

Use Standard burner setting,

brown on Med.

cooking.

Pan Frying:

 Lamb Chops,

Med. H I 

to 

H l

 –

Med. to H I

 –

4 to 3

 – hold, uncovered,

Thin Steaks, H amburgers,

preheat skillet.

brown meat.

3 to 2

 – hold, covered,

Link Sausage

Simmering:

 Stewed

H l

 – cover, bring liquid

LO  to Med. Lo

4 to 1

 – simmer slowly.

Chicken, Corned Beef,

to a boil.

Poaching Fish

PO PCO RN

Med 

to 

Med. H I

 – cover,

Med. to Med. H i

 –

Use Standard burner setting.

heat until kernels

finish popping.

start to pop.

PRESSU RE CO O KER

Med. H i 

to 

H l

 – build

Med. Lo to Med.

 –

Use Standard burner setting.

Meat, Vegetables

up pressure.

maintain pressure.

RICE

H l

 – cover, bring water to

LO  to Med. Lo

 – cover,

4 to 2

  – cook according to

boil, add rice, cover.

cook according to

package directions.

package directions.

1 to X LO

 – hold, cover.

SAU CES

Med. H I 

to 

H l

 – cook

LO  to Med. Lo

2 to X LO

 – simmer*

Tomato Base

meat/vegetables,

(

2 to 3

 to thicken sauce,

follow recipe.

uncovered).

W hite, Cream, Bernaise,

Lo 

to 

Med. Lo

 – melt

LO  to Med. Lo

 –

1 to X LO

 – to hold, cover*.

H ollandaise

 fat, follow recipe.

finish cooking.

SO U PS, ST EW S

H l

 – cover, bring

LO  to Med. Lo

 –

3 to 2

 – simmer*

liquid to a boil.

simmer.

1 to X LO

 – to hold, cover*.

ST IR FRY

H l

 – heat oil, add

Med. H I to H l

 –

Use Standard burner setting.

vegetables.

finish cooking.

VEGET ABLES

H l

 – cover, bring

Med. Lo to Med.

 –

1 to X LO

 – to hold, cover*.

Fresh

water and vegetable

cook 10 to 30 minutes,

to a boil.

or until tender.

COOKIN G CHART

*  Stir occasionally

or

(SGCS  m odels

only)

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Summary of Contents for SGC304

Page 1: ...30 MODELS SGC304 SGCS304 45 MODELS SGC456 SGCS456 36 MODELS SGC365 SGCS365 To the Installer Leave this O wner s Manual with the cooktop To the Consumer Retain this Care Use Manual for future reference...

Page 2: ...ntire booklet before using your new appliance The informationinthismanual isdesignedto helpyousafelyoperate and care for your cooktop Please contact usif you have any questions comments or additions t...

Page 3: ...ne any part of the cooktop If the cooktop is near a window be certain that curtains or any other window covering do not blow over or near the burners they could catch on fire Do not store or use gasol...

Page 4: ...ructions before using this appliance California Proposition 65 W arning Burning gas cookingfuelgeneratessome by productswhichare onthe list of substances which are known by the State of California to...

Page 5: ...l featuresare on all models 30 ModelsOnly Position knobs so that knob indicators point to O FF Un derside of knobs and are marked REAR knobs and are marked FRO N T Center Front Burner 9 100 BTU Hr 2 6...

Page 6: ...the cooktop as illustrated above 45 Models have two side grates and one center grate The side gratescan be placed on either side of the center grate and the center grate may be rotated 180 Burner Grat...

Page 7: ...ignited manually The two XLO burners on SGCS models cannot be ignited manually If the cooktop is being used when a power failure occurs turn all the burner control knobs to the OFF position The standa...

Page 8: ...onds of each minute W ith a setting at the XLO position the flame is O N approximately 7 seconds and O FF 53 seconds of each minute The knob can be set to any position between LO and XLO Thermador Ext...

Page 9: ...and cooks more evenly at low to medium settings Flat heavy bottom pans provide even heat and stability DO N O T USE pans that are thin warped dented or ridged as they heat unevenly Pansthat span 2 bur...

Page 10: ...n LO cover finish Use Standard burner setting brown on Med cooking Pan Frying Lamb Chops Med HI to Hl Med to HI 4 to 3 hold uncovered Thin Steaks Hamburgers preheat skillet brown meat 3 to 2 hold cove...

Page 11: ...nded cleaning methodsbelow 36 Models Cooktop Part Material Suggested Cleaners Important Reminders Burner Base and Burner Cap underside Aluminum Alloy Detergent and hot water rinse and dry Abrasive Cle...

Page 12: ...Check ingredients on label before using N onabrasive Cleaners Hot water and detergent ammonia Fantas tic Formula 409 Rinse and dry immediately Cleaner Polish Stainless Steel Magic to protect the fini...

Page 13: ...s plugged in and the circuit breaker is not tripped W hen the electrical power connection has been activated at the first power up or re connected after an outage the igniters may spark once or twice...

Page 14: ...Repairs due to other than normal home use 5 Any service visits and labor costs during the limited warranty 6 Travel feesand associated chargesincurred whenthe product is installed in a location with...

Page 15: ...https appliancetechmanuals com...

Page 16: ...erve the right to change specificationsor designwithout notice Some modelsare certifiedfor use inCanada Thermador isnot responsible for productswhich are transported from the United Statesfor use in C...

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