Caring For Your Range
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How it works
Dunng the
875 F (466X). This heat breaks up grease and soil and burns it off.
Thus graph shows approximate temperatures and times during a
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START | ‘12hr | 1 hr | 1”~ | hrs. |
| 2 hrs | 2”~ | hrs | 3 hrs |
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Notrce that Ihe heating stops when the
