User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Important safety instructions
- What you need to know about safety instructions
- California Proposition 65 Warning
- For your safety
- Induction cooktop elements
- Electrical safety
- Child safety
- Oven
- Remote Operation
- Self-cleaning ovens
- Ventilating hood
- Glass/Ceramic cooking surfaces
- Critical installation warnings
- Critical usage warning
- Usage cautions
- Critical cleaning warnings
- Introducing your new range
- Before you begin
- Surface cooking
- About induction cooktop cooking
- How to set the appliance for cooktop cooking
- Before using the cooktop
- Cookware for induction cooking zones
- Using the correct size cookware
- Pot and pan sizes
- Induction cookware test
- Operating noises
- Using suitable induction cookware
- Temperature detection
- Suggested settings for cooking specific foods
- Protecting the cooktop
- Operating the oven
- The oven control panel
- How to use dial knob
- Lock
- Display mode
- Turning the oven light on and off
- Clock
- Dual Door™
- Single mode
- Twin mode
- Cooking mode
- Twin Mode Temperature setting ranges
- Using the oven racks
- Using the gliding rack
- Using the divider
- Recipe guide
- Temperature probe (Single Mode Only)
- Cooking options
- Special features
- More functions
- System Settings
- Smart control
- Voice control
- Maintaining your appliance
- Troubleshooting
- Warranty (U.S.A)
- Warranty (CANADA)
- Appendix
70 English
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Problem Possible cause Solution
Excessive
smoking during
a self-cleaning
cycle.
There is excessive soiling in
the oven.
Press OFF. Open the windows
to rid the room of smoke.
Wait until the self-cleaning
cycle is cancelled. Wipe up the
excessive soil and then start
the self-cleaning cycle again.
The oven door
will not open
after a self-
cleaning cycle.
The oven is too hot. Allow the oven to cool.
The oven is not
clean after a
self-cleaning
cycle.
The oven controls were not
set correctly.
See the section on self-
cleaning on page 57.
The oven was heavily soiled. Wipe up heavy spillovers
before starting the self-
cleaning cycle. Heavily soiled
ovens may need to be self-
cleaned again or for a longer
period of time.
Steam is
coming out of
the vent.
When using the convection
feature, it is normal to see
steam coming out of the oven
vent.
This is normal operation and
not a system failure.
Use the range as usual.
As the number of racks or
amount of food being cooked
increases, the amount of
visible steam will increase.
A burning or
oily odor is
coming from
the vent.
This is normal in a new oven
and will disappear in time.
• To speed the process, set
a self-cleaning cycle for a
minimum of 3 hours.
• See the section on self-
cleaning on page 57.
Problem Possible cause Solution
Strong odor. An odor coming from the
insulation around the inside
of the oven is normal for the
rst few times the oven is
used.
Operate the oven empty on
the bake setting at 400 °F for
1 hour.
Fan noise. A convection fan may
automatically turn on and off.
This is not a system failure
but normal operation.
Oven fan is
making a noise,
or won't turn
off.
The cooling fan is not visible,
but you will hear it running
whenever the electronics get
hot and turn off when the
electronics are cool.
This is normal operation to
cool the oven, cooling fan
automatically shuts down
when the oven cools.
Oven racks
are difcult to
slide.
The shiny, silver-colored
racks were cleaned in a self-
cleaning cycle.
Apply a small amount of
vegetable oil to a paper towel,
and then wipe the edges of
the oven racks with the paper
towel.
DRAWER
Problem Possible cause Solution
The drawer
does not slide
smoothly or
drags.
The drawer is out of
alignment.
Fully extend the drawer and
push it all the way in. See
page 65.
The drawer is overloaded or
the load is unbalanced.
Reduce weight. Redistribute
drawer contents.
Excessive
condensation
in the drawer.
There is liquid present in the
drawer.
Remove the liquid.
Uncovered foods. Cover food with a lid.