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Jenn-Air RS-1 manual

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  • Page 1

    GAs RANGE RS-1 Us GUIDE Installer: Please leave this manual with If you have questions, call: ' [ A thi s applian c e, _./_ B LE OF CONTENTS Jenn-Air Customer Assistance Consumer: Please read and keep this 1-800-688-1100 USA an d Can a d a Safety Instructions .................................... 1-3 manual for future reference. Keep sales 1-80[...]

  • Page 2

    I MPO R TA NT SAFE T Y IFIS T IU CTIO FIS Read and follow all instructions technicianshow you the location of the Keep area around appliance clear and before using this a ppliance to prevent gas sh u t off valve and ho w to shut it off fre e from combu s tibl e materiat s , gaso- the potential risk of fire, electric shock , in an emergency, line, a[...]

  • Page 3

    grease fires, use baking soda or a dry oven vent, surfaces near the vent Always let quantities of hot fat used for chemical or foam-type extinguisher to opening, oven door and areas around deep fat frying cool before attempting smother fire or flame , door and window, to move or handle. WARNING: NEVER use appliance Do not let cooking grease or othe[...]

  • Page 4

    I M PORTA N T SAFETY I NSTRU C T I ONS , C ONT . Be sure utensi, is ,arge enough to ( L EAFIIFIG SAFETY IM PORTA H T SAFETY N O TI C E p ro pe rl y c on t ain f oo d a nd a v oi d boilovers.Pan size is particularly im- Turn o ff all c o ntr o lsand w a it f o r appli- AHD WARHIHG p o rtantin deep fat frying. Be sure pan ance parts t o c oo l b ef o[...]

  • Page 5

    SUR F ACE ( OO KI FI G SURFA CE (OFITR O LS SURFACE cOntROL SU GG ESTE D KNOBS HEAT SETTI NGS Use to turn on _ The size and type of cookware will af - the surface burn- __ fect the flame setting . For information If flame should go out during a ers. An infinite / _ _ " I • )'} _ . on cookware and other f actors affect - co o king o pe[...]

  • Page 6

    SURF A CE COOKIHG, co rn , ( OOKTOP HIGH PERFORMANCE BURNER( 12,0 0 0 BTU*) TO PREVEN T THE COOKTOP FROM DI S C O L O RING O R This range featuresa / High _ A properly adjus t ed burner with high speed burner, , _l--- Pe,_o_,oe STAINING: located in t he right I • Front clean ports w ill light within a few seconds. If using natural gas the > Cl[...]

  • Page 7

    O VEN ( OO K i N6 [E C T ROHIC CLOCK A HD OV[H COHTRO L BROIL PAD I1 Use for top browning and broiling. " = i ii Bake i More+ T i mer C,ock t. PressB roi , pad 2 . Press More + or Less- pad for HI SetCIock or LO broi l . ID ll ll Oven On ll I1 See page 10 for additional information. B r o i l Se lf ll Preheat Less - Cook Stop Clean Time Time I[...]

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    OV EH COO K I HG, CON T . S ETTI NG TH E C LOCK CO HTR O L OP TI O N S TO RES T ORE: P r ess the Clock and C ancel p a d s at the sam e ti m e a n d 1 . Press Cl oc k pad. hold for three seconds. T he t i me of 2 . Press or press and hold M or e + or CLOC K CONTROLLE D day will reappear in the display. Le ss - pad until the correct time of day appe[...]

  • Page 9

    OVEN TEMPERATURE BJ KI HG J H D RO A S T I NG .EAT ind i ca to r wi ll l i gh t. T he p r ese - lected temperature will remain in ADJUSTMENT OPTION the display. You may adjust the oventemperature if you think the oven is not baking cor- 4. Allow 8-15 minutesfor the oven to rectly. To decide how much to change > You may find that the cooki n g pr[...]

  • Page 10

    OYE N COOKING, co n s , OV EN R A CK S RA C K PO S ITI O N S ROA S TIN G PO S ITION: Used for roasting taller cuts of meat !_-.-_ | or turkey. Place both oven racks, _,_ one above the other, on the raised f_ , _ _ _ ____ --5 sides of the oven bottom. > Do not attempt to change the !_ --4 hot.rack position when the oven i s _, -- _ ,_ -- 2_1 l_i [...]

  • Page 11

    BR OILI N G SETTING THE CONTROLS Rack T o t a l Cook FOR BROILING Typeof Meat Position* Doneness Time (Min.)** 1 . Press the Broi l pad . Bacon 4 Well Done 6-10 rain. > Broil indicator on the Broil pad Be e f S t e a ks - 1"thick 4 Medium 15-20 rain. wi l l light. 4 Well 18-24 min. > 000 will light in the display > The Oven On indicat[...]

  • Page 12

    OVEH C OOKIHG , coNT . C LO CK ( 0 NT ROL I.E D SETTING THE CONTROLS 6 . When the oven turns on, t h e Oven FOR CLOCK CONTROLLED On indicator will light. The oven OVEN C OOKING temperaturewill appear in the dis- OV E N COOK I NG play . Press the C oo k Ti m e pad to recallthe remaining cook time. 1. Press the Cook Time pad. >- Cook Time indicato[...]

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    CARE & CL B HIHG ____ ___ _. ,SI I f -CLI A H O VEN O,ean oven oven h eats, you may hear so,nds frame, door ____ ',I of metal parts expanding and contract- frame (area _ ing. This is normal and will not damage outside of oven . gasket) > It is normal for parts of the rangeto and arou n d become hot during a cleancycle , the open- AFTER [...]

  • Page 14

    C A RE & CLE,HIHG, , co il s , SETTING THE CONTROLS TO CANCEL CLEAN CYCLE: e r, ( Do n ot sp r a y su r r ou n ding sur - FOR S ELF - CLEAN 1. Press Cancel pad. f aces.) Place in plastic bags for se v e r a l hours or o ver nigh t . _ 2 . I f Lock indicator is NOT lit, open Wearing rubber gloves, remove oven door . If Lock indicator is lit, fr [...]

  • Page 15

    ENAMEL (PAINTED) METAL FINISHES NOTE: Never use oven cleaners, abra - SIDE PANELS, STORAGE DRAWER & TRIM PARTS sive or caustic liquid or powdered DOOR HANDLES > Wash with soap and water,a glass cleansers on plastic finishes . These > When cool, wash with warm,soapy cleaner, or mild liquid sprays,such cleaning agents will scratchor mar fin[...]

  • Page 16

    C ARE & C LEAFI IH G , (ore. MA IN TE N A NC E OVEN L ,GH T OVEN WI N DOW TO PROTECT THE OVEN O VEN D O OR DOO R WI N D O W: > Disc o nnect power t o range 1 . Do not use abrasive clean i ng before replacing l ightbulb. agents such as steel wool scouring > Use a dry potholder to prevent pads or powdered cleansers as > Do notplace exces[...]

  • Page 17

    ST O RAGE DRAWER E L EC T RICA L TO REMOVE: CONN ECTION When cool, remove the oven racks. Sl i de the two catches,located at each Appliances which requir e electric a l rear corner of the oven bottom, toward power a re equipped with a three- the front of the oven. > Do not store plastic, paper prod- prong groundin g ucts, food or flammablemateri[...]

  • Page 18

    ST O RAGE DRAWER E L EC T RICA L TO REMOVE: CONN ECTION When cool, remove the oven racks. Sl i de the two catches,located at each Appliances which requir e electric a l rear corner of the oven bottom, toward power a re equipped with a three- the front of the oven. > Do not store plastic, paper prod- prong groundin g ucts, food or flammablemateri[...]

  • Page 19

    STRONG ODOR OR LIGHT SMOKE OCCURSWHENOVEN IS TURNED O N . > This i snormal for a new range and w ill disappear after a few uses. Initiating a clean cycle will "burn oft" the smells more quickly. > Turning on a ventilation fan will help remove the smoke and / or odor. > Excessive food soils on theoven bot- tom . Use a self-clean c[...]

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    JEHH- A IR R A HG[ W A RR A HTY W IIAI I S HO T ( O V ERED BY TI LES[ W k RR k H I I[S: Full O ne Year Warranty - Part s an d L abor 1 . Condi t ion s and damag es r esulting fro m a nyof t h e follo w ing : For one ( 1 ) year from t he or i gina l reta i l pur - chase date , any part wh ic h fails i n no r ma l a. I mp r oper ins t a ll at i on , [...]