Mode d’emploi Amana AEW3530DDB0 Four

Mode d’emploi

2

Safety

A

bout Your A

pp

liance

•

U

se dry, sturdy potholders. Damp potholders ma

y

cause burns from steam. Dish towels or othe

r

substitutes s

h

ould never be used as pot

h

olders

because t

h

ey can trail across

h

ot elements and i

g

nite

or

g

et cau

g

ht on appliance parts.

•

Wear proper apparel. Loose fitting or long hanging-

sleeved apparel s

h

ould not be worn w

h

ile cookin

g

.

Clothin

g

may i

g

nite and cause burns if

g

arment come

s

in contact wit

h

h

eating elements

.

•

Always place oven racks in t

h

e desired positions w

h

ile

oven is cool.

S

lide oven rack out to add or remov

e

food, using dry, sturdy potholders. Always avoid

reachin

g

into the oven to add or remove

f

ood. I

f

a rack

must be moved while hot, use a dry

p

otholder. Do no

t

let

p

ot

h

older contact

h

ot element in oven.

•

U

se care w

h

en opening t

h

e oven door.

L

et

h

ot air or

steam escape be

f

ore removin

g

or replacin

g

f

ood.

•

PREPARED F

OO

D WARNIN

G:

Follow foo

d

manu

f

acturer’s instructions. I

f

a plastic

f

rozen

f

oo

d

container and/or its cover distorts, war

p

s, or i

s

ot

h

erwise damaged during cooking, immediatel

y

d

i

sca

r

d

th

e

food

a

n

d

it

s

co

nt

a

in

e

r. Th

e

food

cou

l

d

be

co

nt

a

min

a

t

ed.

•

Do not allow aluminum foil or meat

p

robe to contact

h

eating element.

•

Always turn o

ff

all controls when cookin

g

is

com

pl

ete

d

.

U

tensil Safet

y

•

Follow the manufacturer’s directions when using ove

n

cookin

g

ba

g

s

.

•

This a

pp

liance has been tested for safe

p

erformanc

e

using conventiona

l

coo

k

ware.

D

o not use any

d

evice

s

or accessories that are not speci

f

ically recommende

d

in this manual. Do not use add-on oven convectio

n

s

y

stems. The use of devices or accessories that are no

t

expressly recommended in t

h

is

g

uide can create

serious safety hazards, result in

p

erformance

p

roblems,

and reduce the life of the com

p

onents of the

appliance

.

•

Only certain types of

g

lass,

g

lass/ceramic, ceramic,

earthenware, or other glazed utensils are suitable for

oven service wit

h

out breakin

g

due to t

h

e sudde

n

chan

g

e in temperature. Follow utensil manu

f

acturer’s

instructions w

h

en using glass

.

CAUTION

NEVER

use an appliance as a step to reac

h

cabinet

s

a

bove. Misuse o

f

appliance doors, such as steppin

g,

l

eanin

g

or sittin

g

on the door, may result in possibl

e

t

ipping of the appliance, breakage of door, an

d

s

er

i

ous

i

n

j

ur

i

es.

•

To prevent potential hazard to the user and dama

g

e to

th

e a

pp

liance, do not use a

pp

liance as a s

p

ace

h

eater

t

o

h

eat or warm a room. Also, do not use t

h

e oven as

a

stora

g

e area for food or cookin

g

utensils

.

•

Do not obstruct the flow of air by blocking the ove

n

v

e

nt.

•

D

O

N

O

T T

O

U

C

H HEATIN

G

ELEMENTS

O

R INTERI

OR

SURFA

C

ES

O

F

O

VEN. Heating elements may be hot

even though they are dark in color. Interior sur

f

aces o

f

any oven become hot enou

g

h to cause burns. Durin

g

and after use, do not touch, or let clothing or other

f

lammable materials contact heating elements o

r

interior sur

f

aces o

f

oven until they have had su

ff

icien

t

t

ime to cool.

O

ther surfaces of the a

pp

liance may

become

h

ot enoug

h

to cause burns – among t

h

ese

sur

f

aces are: oven vent openin

g

s and sur

f

aces near

t

hese openin

g

s, oven doors, windows of oven doors

.

•

Do not touc

h

a

h

ot oven lig

h

t bulb wit

h

a damp clot

h

as the bulb could break.

S

hould the bulb break

,

disconnect power to the appliance before removin

g

bu

l

b

t

o

a

v

o

i

d

e

l

ec

tri

ca

l

shoc

k.

•

A fan should be heard during some bake, convect

bake, convect roast, and all broil and cleanin

g

operations. I

f

you do not hear the

f

an, call a

n

au

th

o

riz

ed

se

rvi

ce

r

.

• NEVER

use aluminum foil to cover an oven rack o

r

oven bottom. Misuse could result in risk of electri

c

shock,

f

ire, or dama

g

e to the appliance. Use

f

oil onl

y

as directed in this

g

uide

.

C

ooking Safet

y

•

Never heat an unopened

f

ood container in the oven

.

Pressure build-up may cause container to burst

resultin

g

in serious personal in

j

ury or dama

g

e to th

e

app

l

iance

.

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