Kenmore 49429, 49425 manual Cleaning Tips, Part Cleaning P,ATERIALS, Rf.Arks

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CLEANING	TIPS;	(co.t.)
PART		CLEANING P,_ATERIALS
Temperature	Probe	Sudsy cloth, plastic scouring pad,
		water or dishwasher

RF._ARKS

Care should be taken In handling _ probe, DO NOT twist it, DO NOTdrop It. Clean as soon as possible afteruse. Wipe with sudsy cloth, then rub metal parts with plastic scouring pad, if

necessary.

Microwave Oven Shelf

Accessory

Outside of Microwave Oven

Mild soap and water or dishwasher	Do not clean In selFcleanlng oven.
Soap and damp cloth	Clean with soap and damp cloth, then
	rinse wlth damp cloth and dry. Wipe
	the window clean with a damp cloth.
	Chrome is best wiped with a damp
	cloth and then with a dry towel,

Inside Microwave Oven

Baking soda and water, Bon Amf® cleaner

Open the door a few minutes after cooking to help alr out the Interior.

Occasionally wipe with a solution of baking soda and water to keep Interior

fresh_

Spills and spatters may wipe up with a

paper towel. Some may requtre a damp cloth.

Remove grease with a sudsy cloth, then rinse and dry. High heat generated by use of a Brown 'NSear® dish may cause scorched appearing stains on

oven floor. These may be removed with Bon Aml®brand cleanser. Follow

Instructions on can, then rinse and dry thoroughly. Do not use It on painted surfaces - tt may scratch the palnL

Microwave Oven	Door:
a) Window		Sudsy warm water	wipe	up spatters daily. Wash window
			with a small amount of sudsy, warm
			water.	Rinse and dry,
b! Metal and plastic	parts	Damp cloth	Use a damp cloth to remove all soil.
		Do not use abrasives, such as
		cleaning powders, or steel or plastic
		pads.

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