KitchenAid KECT305V User manual

36"

Glass

Surface

Elements

loctric

30°

pana

With

Cast

lron

MODELS

KECT305V

(30

Inch)

KECT365V

(36

Inch)

KECT305V

(30

Inch)

USE

and

CARE

GUIDE

KECT365V

(36

Inch}

Table

Contents

Page

Important

Safety

Instructions

......

3-4

Ownership

Registration

............

Cooktop

Features

................

6-7

Using

the

Cooktop..........-..-.

8-9

Before

Using

the

Cooktop

.......

Operate

.............-0.000--

Control

Setting

Guide

............

Cast-Iron

Elements

...........-.-

Cooking

Utensil

Tips

.............

Care

and

Cleaning

..............---

Control

KNObDS

........-...02

0008

Tempered

Glass

Surface

..........

Cast-Iron

Elements

.........-....

Stainless

Steel

Element

Rings

......

For

Service

Assistance

............

KitchenAid

Warranty

.......

Back

Cover

1989

KitchenAid,

Inc.

Important

Safety

Instructions

reduce

the

risk

fire,

electrical

shock,

injury

persons,

damage

when

using

the

cooktop,

basic

precautions,

including

the

following:

Read

all

instructions

before

using

the

cooktop.

Install

locate

the

cooktop

only

accordance

with

the

provided

Installation

Instructions.

not

use

the

cooktop

for

warming

heating

the

room.

Persons

could

burned

injured,

fire

could

start.

not

leave

children

alone

area

where

the

cooktop

use.

They

should

never

allowed

sit

stand

any

part

the

cooktop.

They

could

bumed

injured.

not

wear

loose

hanging

garments

when

using

the

cooktop.

They

could

ignite

they

touch

hot

element

and

you

could

burned.

not

repair

replace

any

part

the

cooktop

unless

specifically

recommended

this

manual.

All

other

servicing

should

referred

qualified

technician.

not

store

flammable

materials

near

the

cooktop.

They

could

explode

bum.

not

use

water

grease

fires.

Never

pick

flaming

pan.

Smother

flaming

pan

cooktop

covering

with

well-fitted

lid,

sheet

flat

tray.

Flaming

grease

outside

pan

can

extinguished

with

baking

soda,

available,

multipurpose

dry

chemical

foam-type

extinguisher.

Use

only

dry

potholders.

Moist

damp

potholders

hot

elements

may

result

burns

from

steam.

not

let

potholder

touch

hot

elements.

not

use

towel

bulky

cloth

for

pothoider.

They

could

catch

fire.

Select

pan

with

flat

bottom

that

about

the

same

size

the

element.

pan

smaller

than

the

element,

some

the

element

will

exposed

and

may

result

the

igniting

clothing

potholders.

Correct

pan

size

also

improves

electrical

efficiency.

Never

leave

elements

unattended

high

heat

settings.

A boilover

could

result

and

cause

smoking

and

greasy

spillovers

that

may

ignite.

Check

sure

glass

cooking

utensils

are

safe

for

use

the

cooktop.

Only

certain

types

glass,

glass

ceramic,

earthenware

other

glazed

utensils

are

suitable

for

cooktops

without

breaking

due

the

sudden

change

temperature.

continued

page

Tum

pan

handles

inward,

but

not

over

other

elements.

This

will

help

reduce

the

chance

burns,

igniting

flammable

materials,

and

spills

due

bumping

the

pan.

not

heat

unopened

containers.

They

could

explode.

The

hot

contents

could

cause

burns

and

container

particles

could

cause

injury.

not

cook

broken

cooktop.

cooktop

should

break,

cleaning

solutions

spillovers

may

penetrate

the

broken

cooktop

and

create

risk

electric

shock.

Contact

qualified

technician

immediately.

Clean

cooktop

with

caution.

wet

sponge

cloth

used

wipe

spills

hot

cooking

area,

careful

avoid

steam

burns.

Some

cleansers

can

Produce

noxious

fumes

applied

hot

surface.

not

store

things

children

might

want

above

the

cooktop.

Children

couid

bumed

injured

while

climbing

it.

not

touch

elements

areas

near

elements.

Elements

may

hot

even

though

they

are

dark

color.

Areas

near

elements

become

hot

enough

cause

bums.

During

and

after

use,

not

touch,

let

clothing

other

flammable

materials

contact

elements

areas

near

elements

until

they

have

had

sufficient

time

cool.

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

NOT

STORE

USE

GASOLINE

OTHER

FLAMMABLE

VAPORS

AND

LIQUIDS

THE

VICINITY

THIS

ANY

OTHER

APPLIANCE.

THE

FUMES

CAN

CREATE

FIRE

HAZARD

EXPLOSION.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

Ownership

Registration

Please

fill

out

and

mail

your

Ownership

Registration

Card

packed

with

the

Use and

Care

Guide.

This

card

will

enable

contact

you

the

unlikely

event

product

safety

notification

and

assist

complying

with

the

provisions

the

Consumer

Product

Safety

Act.

Return

this

card

not

necessary

validate

your

warranty.

You

must

provide

proof

purchase

installation

date

for

in-warranty

service.

Write

down

the

following

information.

You

will

need

your

cooktop

ever

requires

service.

Mode!

Number*

Serial

Number*

Date

Purchased

Date

Instalied

Builder's

Dealer’s

Name

Address

Phone

*Model

and

serial

numbers

are

located

nameplate

attached

the

underside

the

cooktop.

Cooktop

Features

MODEL

KECT365V

(36

INCH}

6-INCH 9-INCH

7-INCH

ELEMENT

POWER™

BURNER

ELEMENT

LEFT

FRONT

LEFT

REAR

RIGHT

REAR

RIGHT

FRONT

ELEMENT

POWER™

BURNER

ELEMENT

CONTROL

KNOB

CONTROL

KNOB

CONTROL

KNOB

CONTROL

KNOB

POWER

LIGHT

MODEL

KECT305V

(30

INCH)

LEFT

REAR

ELEMENT

CONTROL

KNOB

6-INCH

7-INCH

ELEMENT ELEMENT

6-INCH

7-INCH

ELEMENT

BUT

cgeitaces

ELEMENT

CONTROL

KNOB

eae

3 5

LEFT

FRONT

RIGHT

FRONT

ELEMENT ELEMENT

CONTROL

KNOB

CONTROL

KNOB

POWER

LIGHT

Using

the

Cooktop

Before

Using

the

Cooktop

IMPORTANT:

The

elements

your

KitchenAid

cooktop

have

protective

coating

which

must

heat

hardened

before

use.

cure

this

coating,

heat

the

elements

HIGH

for

three

five

minutes

without

pan.

There

will

some

smoking

and

odor

the

elements

are

heating;

this

normal

and

nontoxic.

The

stainless

steel

rings

around

each

element

will

also

permanently

change

gold

color

the

elements

heat.

the

coating

not

hardened

before

use,

can

adhere

the

pan

and

remove

some

the

element

finish.

Operate

Grasp

the

control

knob,

push

down

and

turn

either

direction

any

the

settings

indicated,

any

position

between.

The

Power

Light

will

glow

when

the

element

turned

on.

Burn

Fire

Hazard

sure

all

contro!

knobs

are

turned

OFF

and

all

Power

lights

are

off

when

you

are

not

cooking.

Someone

could

burned

fire

could

start

element

accidentally

left

on.

Control

Setting

Guide

The

control

knobs

for

each

element

have

infinite

positions

ranging

from

“HI”

for

the

highest

level

heat

“LO”

for

simmer.

The

following

settings

are

merely

guide

and

may

vary

according

the

material

and

thickness

the

pan

used:

Use

bring

foods

boil.

Use

—

hold

rapid

boil

for

fast

frying.

Use

continue

frying

for

foods

cooked

double

boiler.

Use

—

continue

boiling

cooking

medium

large

amounts

food.

Use

keep

smaller

amounts

food

the

boiling

point

gently

simmer

foods.

Cast-iron

elements

stay

hot

for

long

time.

not

use

the

setting

for

long

periods

time

leave

pans

hot

elements

when

cooking

done.

Burned

food

and

damage

the

cookware

could

result.

Cast-Iron

Elements

Your

new

KitchenAid

cooktop

equipped

with

four

cast-iron

elements

which

have

been

specifically

designed

provide

infinite

number

heat

settings

meet

wide

variety

cook-

ing

needs.

Cast-iron

elements

provide

even

heat

for

uniform

cooking.

The

elements

heat

gradually

and

retain

heat

longer

than

open

coil

elements.

Due

the

retained

heat

the

element,

cooking

may

completed

turning

the

element

off

and

leaving

the

pan

the

element.

Element

does

not

glow

red

during

normal

operation.

IMPORTANT:

Each

surface

element

has

built-in

protective

temperature

limiter

safety

feature

protect

the

element

from

overheating.

This

tem-

perature

limiter

automatically

reduces

the

heat

setting

when

pan

boils

dry

the

element

turned

without

pan

it.

The

heat

setting

may

also

reduced

automatically

the

bottom

the

pan

not

fiat

the

pan

too

large

too

small

for

the

element.

Cooking

Utensil

Tips

Use

cooking

utensils

with

flat

bot-

toms,

straight

sides

and

tight

fitting

lids.

determine

pan

bottom

flat,

turn

the

pan

upside

down

ona

counter

and

place

the

edge

ruler

across

the

bottom.

There

should

space

between

the

pan

and

the

edge

the

ruler.

Flat

bottoms

allow

maximum

contact

between

the

pans

and

surface

units

for

fast,

even

cook-

ing.

bottoms

are

not

flat,

the

power

the

element

may

automatically

reduced because

uneven

cooking

temperatures.

This

will

result

longer

cooking

times.

Use

only

the

correctly

sized

cooking

utensils.

Pans

should

the

same

siZe

1-inch

larger

diameter

than

the

element.

Pans

smaller

than

the

element

waste

energy

and

cause

spillovers

contact

the

element.

not

use

canners,

woks,

griddles

other

specialty

utensils

with

rounded

ridged

bottoms.

Use

only

flat,

correctly

sized

utensils

for

canning.

not

use

large

diameter

pressure

canners.

Burn

Hazard

the

pan

too

small

for

the

surface

element,

you

could

burned

the

heat

from

the

exposed

section

the

surface

element.

Use

lid

shorten

cooking

times.

Tum

the

element

off

before

the

end

cooking

time

and

leave

pan

element.

Food

will

finish

cooking

due

the

retained

heat

the

cast-iron

element.

Aluminum

pans

heat

quickly

and

evenly.

Stainless

steel

pans

with

copper

aluminum

cores

heat

evenly.

Cast

iron

heats

slowly

but

cooks

evenly.

Check

manufacturer's

recommendation

before

using

porcelain

enamel-on-stee!

porcelain

enamel-on-cast

iron.

Care

and

Cleaning

Burn

Electrical

Shock

Hazard

Make

sure

ail

controls

are

OFF

and

the

cooktop

COOL

before

cleaning.

Failure

could

resuit

burns

electrical

shock.

Control

Knobs

Turn

control

knobs

the

OFF

position.

remove,

grasp

firmly

around

knob

and

pull

up.

Wash

warm,

soapy

water

and

rinse

well.

Dry

completely

and

replace

pushing

them

firmly

into

place.

IMPORTANT:

Make

sure

all

the

control

knobs

point

the

OFF

position.

Tempered

Glass

Surface

Remove

control

knobs.

Clean

surface

with

mild

glass

cleaner

with

clear

warm

water

only.

Soaps

and

detergents

will

leave

filmy

residue.

When

cleaning

cooktop

with

knobs

removed,

not

allow

water

run

down

inside

cooktop.

Cast-Iron

Elements

For

small

spills,

wait

until

the

element

has

cooled

completely.

Wipe

with

damp,

soapy

cloth.

Remove

all

soap

with

wet

cloth

and

wipe

dry.

For

large

spills,

wait

until

the

element

has

cooled

completely.

Scrub

the

element

with

abrasive

cleanser

and

wire

brush

steel

wool

pad.

not

use

soap-filled

pad.

Scrub

circular

motion.

may

necessary

scrub

hard.

Remove

all

cleanser

with

wet

cloth

and

wipe

dry.

IMPORTANT:

important

dry

elements

completely

after

cleaning.

Always

turn

elements

Setting

for

few

minutes

dry.

After

the

elements

are

cleaned

and

cooled,

wipe

them

with

paper

towel

soft

cloth

and

vegetable

oil

restore

finish.

When

elements

are

turned

after

oiling,

some

smoking

may

occur.

This

normal.

IMPORTANT:

After

many

cleanings,

the

red

circle

the

middle

the

elements

may

eventually

wear

off.

This

does

not

affect

cooking

performance.

Elements

can

restored

their

original

appearance

with

the

help

ELECTROL®

dressing

solution.

obtain

order

information

for

ELECTROL®

(Part

No.

814030),

write

to:

KitchenAid,

Inc.

123

Koomler

Drive

Porte,

46350

Stainless

Steel

Element

Rings

The

rings

which

surround

the

elements

will

tum

permanent

golden

color

with

use.

Stains

and

spills

can

removed

with

nonabrasive

stainless

steel

cleaner.

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