Care and cleaning
Cooktop cleaning chart
Cooktop part | Cleaning | Important | |
| Hot soapy water and nylon scourer |
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Grates, burner caps & | Soaking in a solution of biological | Always allow cooktop parts to cool | |
clothes washing detergent eg Surf® | |||
SimmerMat, | Mild abrasive cleansers eg Bon Ami® | completely before cleaning them. | |
Remove spills as soon as the burner | |||
porcelain enamel finish | Fume Free oven cleaner eg Easy | ||
caps are cool to avoid the soil | |||
| Off® | becoming burnt on. | |
| Heavy Duty oven cleaner eg Easy |
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| Off® |
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| Hot soapy water |
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| To clear the holes use a stiff nylon |
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Burner parts | brush or wire eg straight ended | Reassemble the burner parts correctly. | |
| paper clip |
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| Mild abrasive cleansers eg Bon Ami® |
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Control knobs | Hot soapy water and a soft cloth | Always apply minimal pressure with | |
Mild abrasive cleansers eg Bon Ami® | abrasive cleaners. | ||
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| Soak soil under a hot soapy cloth, |
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| rinse and dry thouroughly |
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| Hard water spots can be removed | Never use harsh/abrasive cleaning | |
| with household white vinegar | agents as they will damage the | |
Stainless steel exterior | Non abrasive stainless steel cleaner | stainless steel finish. | |
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eg 3M Stainless Steel Cleaner & | Chlorine or chlorine compounds | ||
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| Polish. Regular use of a stainless | ||
| in some cleaners are corrosive to | ||
| steel polish will reduce fingerprints | ||
| stainless steel and may damage the | ||
| and other marks | ||
| appereance of your cooktop. Check | ||
| Heavy soiling can be removed with | ||
| the label on the cleaner before using. | ||
| oven cleaner eg Easy Off® Fume Free |
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| or Easy Off® Heavy Duty |
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Ignition electrodes | Toothbrush and rubbing alcohol | A dirty or wet electrode will prevent | |
the burner from lighting efficiently. | |||
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