Dacor MCS130S Use and Care Guide - Page 10

Tore-activate

thecontrol

panel,

again

push

andhold

the"CANCEUSECURE"

pad

forthree

seconds.

"OFF"

willdisappear

from

thedisplay.

Clean

thecontrol

panel

withasolution

ofmild

detergent

andwarmwater.

DONOTUSE

ABRASIVE

CLEANERS

OR SCRUBBERS.

THEY WILL PERMANENTLY

DAMAGE

THE

FINISH,

Dry the control

panel completely

with a

soft, lint-free

cloth.

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Door Handle & Control Housing

I

Clean the door handle

and control

panel

housing

with a solution

of mild detergent

and

hot water.

Rinse and dry with a soft cloth.

DO NOT USE ABRASIVE

CLEANERS

OR

SCRUBBERS.

THEY WILL

PERMANENTLY

DAMAGE

THE FINISH

JDoor Glass

I

Clean all glass surfaces

with a solution

of mild

detergent

and hot water. Use a mild glass

cleaner to remove fingerprints

or smears.

Dry

completely

with a soft, lint-free

cloth.

I Stainless

Steel Surfaces

I

On stainless

steel ovens,

the control panel,

door(s) and exhaust

grill are covered

with

stainless

steel panels.

Clean these surfaces

with

a solution

of mild detergent

and warm water.

Rinse

and dry with a soft, lint-free

cloth.

If commercially

available

stainless

steel

cleaners

are used,

it is

important

to read the

labels

for

chlorine

compounds.

Chlorine

is a

corrosive

substance.

If these compounds

are

present,

rinse thoroughly

and dry with a

soft,

lint-free

cloth.

Always

wipe

stainless

steel

surfaces

with the

grain.

I

Porcelain

Surfaces

The oven interior

and inner door liners

are

finished

in porcelain

enamel.

Clean these

surfaces

with a solution

of mild detergent

and

hot water.

Rinse and dry with a soft cloth.

Do not use abrasives

or commercial

oven

cleaners.

Always

remove

excess

grease

and

soil from the oven interior

and door prior to

using the Self-Cleaning

cycle.

I

I Brass, Chrome

& Copper

Surfaces

I

Clean these surfaces

with a solution of mild

detergent

and warm water. Rinse,

dry and polish


cloth.

If a commercially

available

polish is used,

it is important

to read the label for chlorine

compounds.

Chlorine

is a corrosive

substance

and is not recommended

for use with brass,

copper

or chrome

finishes.

If these compounds

are present,

rinse surface thoroughly

and dry


cloth.

Follow manufacturer's

instructions

for

application

of polish.

I

Broiler

Pan

and Grill

The oven

broiler pan and grill is finished

in

porcelain

enamel.

Clean

both components

in a

solution

of detergent

and hot water. For heavy

soil conditions,

use a scouring

pad such as

steel wool with plenty

of water. Rinse

well after

cleaning

I

Oven Racks

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Oven

racks

are chrome-plated

For everyday

cleaning,

apply a solution

of detergent

and hot

water. To clean heavy

soil, use a scouring

pad

such

as steel wool with plenty of water, or use a

solution

of 1 cup ammonia

to 2 gallons

of water.

Remove

racks during

Self-Cleaning

If racks

are left in the oven during

self-cleaning,

they will

permanently

discolor.

I

Convection

Fan Filter

_

WARNING:

Remove

the filter

only when

it

is cool.

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The electric

door latch is a convenient

safety

feature.

The door latch

is automatically

activated

after selecting

the Self-Clean

mode. The latch

ensures

that the oven door cannot

be opened

while

the interior

oven temperatures

are unsafe

to the user.

The convection

fan filter is made of stainless

steel.

Remove

the filter regularly

for cleaning,

as a clogged

filter will reduce

the effectiveness

of convection

cooking

modes.

Soak the filter

in hot soapy

water.

Dry the filter completely

before

re-installing

Remove

the filter during

Self-Cleaning.

If the filter is left in the oven

during

Self-Cleaning

it will permanently

discolor.

Re-install

the

filter

before

cooking

in

the

oven again.

Failure to do so will

expose

the

convection

fan

blade that

rotates

at high

speed

during

convection

modes.

Step 1: Orient the filter so that the two

mounting

tabs are towards

the rear, open

end

down.

Removing

and

Installing

the

Convection

Fan

Filter

Step

r

Step 2: Hook the two mounting

tabs

over the

center

horizontal

bar.

Removing

and

Installing

the

Convection

Fan

Filter

Step

2

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The oven features

an automatic

pyrolytic

Self-Cleaning

cycle

to eliminate

the need for

difficult

and time-consuming

manual scrubbing

of interior

surfaces.

During

this cycle, the oven

reaches

temperatures

of 850°F

to burn off soil

and deposits. A powder

ash residue

is left in the

bottom

of the oven after completion

of the Self-

Clean cycle.

The Self-Clean

time is variable

from 2 to 4

hours to offer flexibility

in handling

various

soil

conditions.

A 2-hour

cycle

normally

handles

a

moderately

soiled oven, whereas

a 4-hour cycle

is recommended

for a heavily

soiled condition.

The Self-Clean

cycle

can also be delayed

to

start at a later time if desired.

_

IMPORTANT:

1.

It

is normal

for some

smoke

to

be

emitted

during

the

first

few

Self-Clean

cycles.

2.

Popping

sounds

are normal

during

Self-

Clean cycles.

These

sounds

are caused

by the

expansion

and contraction

of

metal surfaces

during

heat-up

and cool-

down.

3.

Do not line the oven with aluminum

foil

or other materials.

These

items can

melt or burn during

a Self-Clean

cycle,

causing

permanent

damage

to the oven.

_

WARNINGS:

1.

DO NOT

OPERATE

THE OVEN

LIGHTS

IN THE SELF-CLEAN

MODE.

2.

Do not touch the outside

surfaces

of the

oven during

the Self-Clean

cycle

3.

Do not use commercial

oven cleaners

inside the oven.

Use of these

cleaners

can produce

hazardous

fumes

or can

permanently

damage

the porcelain

finishes.

Prepare

the oven

for

Self-Cleaning

by

following

these

steps:

1.

Clean soil from the oven front frame

area

and the oven door outside

of the door

gasket.

Do not clean

the door gasket.

Cleaning

the door gasket

by hand can

cause

it to bend or move. A tight door

seal is essential

for proper

baking and

Self-Cleaning

Rinse surfaces

well with a

solution

of vinegar

and water, then wipe

dry. Heavily

soiled areas

may be cleaned

with a non-scratching

scouring

pad.

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