KitchenAid KCGS350ESS Owners Manual - Page 8

Griddle (on KCGS9 series models) The griddle provides a large surface for cooking meats, pancakes, sandwiches, etc. The drip tray can be located toward the front or back of the cooktop. A B Re-ignition (on KCGS9 series models) The re-ignition feature will automatically re-ignite the burner flame if it blows out during use. Note that all igniters spark when any single burner is in use. Lighted Knob (on KCGS9 series models) A ring of white light beneath the knob will illuminate to indicate that the corresponding burner is in use. A. Griddle B. Drip tray The griddle can be used on any of the cooktop grates, but for best performance, use the center burner. Locating tabs in the center bottom of the griddle fit over the grate rails to properly position the griddle. Brush a thin layer of cooking oil on the griddle surface to keep food from sticking. IMPORTANT: To avoid damage to the griddle's nonstick finish, do not use nonstick cooking sprays. For preheating and cooking, use a low to low-medium heat. A griddle accessory is available for those cooktops that did not come with one. To order, call the KitchenAid Customer eXperience center at 1-800-442-9991 or visit www.kitchenaid.com and click on "Service and Support" and then "Replacement Parts." In Canada, call 1-800-807-6777 or visit www.kitchenaid.ca. For KCGS5 series models, order Part Number W10662080. For KCGS3 series models, order Part Number W10685483. CookShield Finish (on KCGS5 and KCGS9 series models) CookShield Finish helps keep your cooktop looking new and bright. CookShield preserves stainless steel by protecting it from staining, discoloration and yellowing, while making even bakedon soils easier to clean. Stainless steel with CookShield Finish should be cleaned the same way as traditional stainless steel. A soft cloth or non-scratch sponge and warm soapy water will remove most food soils. 8