Fisher & Paykel CG705 Cleaning chart, What?, Soiling examples, How?, Care and cleaning

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Cleaning chart

Care and cleaning

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Cleaning chart

What?

Soiling examples

How?

Important!

Stainless

fingerprints

Soak stubborn stains

Never use harsh/abrasive

steel base

food stains

under a hot soapy

cleaning agents and scourers

 

hard water spots

cloth, rinse and dry

as they will damage the

 

 

thoroughly.

stainless steel finish.

 

 

Hard water spots

Chlorine compounds in some

 

 

can be removed

cleaners (eg bleaches) are

 

 

with household

corrosive to stainless steel and

 

 

white vinegar.

may damage its appearance.

 

 

Use non-abrasive

The graphics are etched onto

 

 

stainless steel

the steel by laser and will not

 

 

cleaners.

rub off.

 

 

Regular use of

 

 

 

a stainless steel

 

 

 

polish will reduce

 

 

 

fingerprints and

 

 

 

other marks. Follow

 

 

 

the manufacturer’s

 

 

 

instructions.

 

 

 

Heavy soiling can be

 

 

 

removed with fume

 

 

 

free or heavy-duty

 

 

 

oven cleaner. Follow

 

 

 

the manufacturer’s

 

 

 

instructions.

 

Knobs

fingerprints

1 Clean with hot

 

 

food stains

soapy water.

 

 

 

2 Dry thoroughly with

 

 

 

a soft cloth.

 

Pan

stains left by liquid

1

Remove parts, then

supports,

spillovers or burnt-on

 

soak to remove

burner caps

food

 

stubborn stains,

and ring

 

 

then wash with hot

 

 

2

soapy water.

 

 

Rinse, then dry with

 

 

 

a soft cloth.

Flame

soiling trapped in

1

Use a stiff nylon

spreaders

the holes and

 

brush or a

 

notches

 

straightended paper

 

 

 

clip to clear the

 

 

 

holes and notches.

 

 

2 Wash with hot soapy

 

 

3

water.

 

 

Rinse and wipe dry.

Make sure you replace the burner parts correctly, as shown in the drawings following.

Do not use the burners without all its parts correctly in place.

Dry all burner parts thoroughly before replacing as even small droplets

of water will affect the performance of a burner.

Ignitor

food or liquid spillovers

Use a toothbrush

A dirty or wet ignitor will prevent

 

on these parts

and methylated spirits

the burner from lighting

 

 

to clean these. See

efficiently.

 

 

Fig. 15.

 

Flame

 

 

A dirty probe may prevent the

failure

 

 

flame failure device from

probe

 

 

working effectively.

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Fisher & Paykel CG705 installation instructions Cleaning chart, What?, Soiling examples, How?, Care and cleaning