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Whirlpool TGP302 manual

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  • Page 1

    GAS RANGE Use & Care Guide T able of Co ntent s..... ... ..... ...... ... ...... ..... ... ...... ...... .. .2 MODELS TGP325 TGP310 TGP302 T O THE INST ALLER: PLEASE LEA VE THIS INSTR UCTION BOOK WITH THE UNIT . T O THE CONSUMER: PLEASE READ AND KEEP THIS BOOK FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. 8522717[...]

  • Page 2

    2 TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S RANGE SAF ETY .......... ................. ................. ................. ............ 3 The Anti- Tip Bracket ..... ..... ..... ... ..... ..... ... ..... ..... ... ..... ... ..... ..... ... ... 4 PARTS AND FE ATURES ..... ................. ................. ................. .... 5 COOK TOP U SE .... ... ..... .[...]

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    3 RANGE SAFETY You can be killed or seriously injured if you don't immediately follow instructions. You can be killed or seriously injured if you don't follow instructions. All safety messages will tell you what the potential hazard is, tell you how to reduce the chance of injury, and tell you what can happen if the instructions are not f[...]

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    4 The Anti-Tip Brack et The range will no t tip d uring no rmal use. How ever , the rang e can t ip if yo u app ly too mu ch for ce or we ight to t he ope n door wit hou t t he an ti -tip br ack et fa s ten ed do wn proper ly . Tip Over Hazard A child or adult can tip the range and be killed. Connect anti-tip bracket to rear range foot. Reconnect t[...]

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    5 P AR T S AN D FEA TU RES This man ual covers se veral dif ferent models. T he range you have pu rchased m ay have som e or all of the parts and featur es listed . The location s and app earances o f the feat ures shown her e may not mat ch your mode l . Co ntr ol P anel s Range 1. Display (on some models) 2. Oven T empe rature Contr ol 1. Electro[...]

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    6 COOKTO P USE Cook top Co ntrols Electr ic ignitors a utomatically light the surface burners when contr ol knobs are tu r ned to LIGHT . Befor e setting a contr o l knob, place filled cookwar e on the grate. Do not ope r ate a burner using emp ty cookwar e or while the grate is unoccu pied. To S e t : 1. Push in and turn knob co unter clockwise to[...]

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    7 T o Cl ean: 1. Remove t he burner cap fr om the burner ba se and clean accor ding to “ General Cleaning ” sec tion. 2. Clean the gas tube opening wit h a damp cloth . 3. Clean clog ged burner ports with a str aight pin as show n. Do not en lar ge or di stort the por t. Do not use a wooden tooth pick. If the burner need s to be adjusted , cont[...]

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    8 Home Canning When cann ing for long p eriods, alte r nate th e use of surface cooking are as, elements or su rface burners between batches. This allows time for the m o st r ecently used areas to cool. ■ Center the canner on the g rate or lar gest surface c ooking ar ea or element . Canners should n ot extend mo re t han 1 in. (2.5 cm ) outside[...]

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    9 ELECTR ONIC OV EN CONTR OL (on some m odels) Oven Indica tor Ligh ts The ind icator lights ar e locat ed to th e left of, below , and within the di splay . The indic ator lights light up or flash wh en the oven is in one of th e following mo des: BAKE, BROI L, HEA T , ST ART?, ON, TIMER, COOK TIME/TIMED cooking (on som e models), and ST ART TIME/[...]

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    10 Ov en T emp erature C ontrol IM PORT AN T : Do not use a thermomet er to me asure oven tempe ratur e becau se opening the oven door and elem ent or burner cycling ma y give incorr ect read ings. The ove n pr ovides accurate temperatur es; however , it may c ook faster or slower than your previous o ven, so the tem peratur e calibrat ion can be a[...]

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    11 Bak ew a re The b akeware ma terial af fects cooking resu lts. Follow manuf actur er ’ s recom mendations and use the bakewar e size r ecommended in the recipe. Use the following cha rt as a guide. Meat Th er momete r On mod els without a temperatur e prob e, always rely o n a meat therm ometer to deter mine don eness o f meat an d poultr y . [...]

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    12 Preheating Afte r ST ART/ ENTER i s pr essed, the oven wi ll enter a ti med pr eheat co nditioning . “ PrE ” and the time countdown will ap pear on the display . When the preheat conditioning tim e ends, a t one will sound and the selected tem peratur e will appear on the disp la y . Preh eat temperat ures are af fected by var ying factors s[...]

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    13 Tim e d C o o ki ng (on some m odels) Timed Cooking allows the oven t o be set t o turn on at a cer tain time of day , cook for a se t length of tim e, and/or shut of f autom atically . Delay start sh ould not be used fo r food such as br eads and cake s because they ma y not bake pr operly . T o Set a Co ok Time : 1. Pres s B AKE. The bake oven[...]

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    14 Timer The Tim er can b e set in mi nutes an d seconds or hour s and minutes and counts do wn the set time. The Timer do es not start or s top t he o ven . To S e t : 1. Pres s T IMER. The colon will fla sh during Timer pr ogramming. 2. Pres s the “ up ” or “ down ” a rrow p ads to s et le ng th of ti me . 3. Press TI MER. The Tim er will[...]

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    15 OVE N U S E Baking and Roasting Bef ore bak in g an d roas ti ng , position the ra cks accor ding t o the “ Position ing Racks and B akewar e ” section. When roa sting, it is not n ecessary t o wait f or the oven to pr eheat befor e putt ing food in, unless r ecommended in the recipe. To B a k e o r R o a s t : 1. Pus h in a nd t ur n th e o[...]

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    16 To B r o i l : 1. Open th e broile r door an d roll out the bro iler p an and g rid. 2. Place t he broiler pan and grid so g rease can drain down int o the lowe r part of th e br oiler pan. 3. Place f ood on bro iler pan. Then p lace the p an on the br oiler rack an d close the br oiler door . 4. T ur n the oven temp eratur e contro l knob to BR[...]

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    17 General Cleaning IM PORT AN T : Befor e cleaning, m ake sure a l l cont rols ar e of f and the ove n and cook top ar e cool. A lways follow labe l instruction s on clean ing prod ucts. D o not wipe do wn any of t he inside surface s until the o ven has completely coo led down. Applying a cool d amp cloth to t he inner d oor glass before i t has [...]

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    18 Ov en Door For n ormal ra nge use, it is n ot sugge sted to r emove the oven door . However , if necessary , follow these ins tructions. The oven door is heavy . Before Remo ving: 1. Use a putty knif e or scre wdrive r and inser t it at the bo ttom corner of the d oor stop clip . 2. Pry door stop clip free and rem ove from fr ont fram e hinge sl[...]

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    19 ■ Is pr opan e gas b eing u sed? The ap pliance may have been conver ted impr operly . Contact a service te chnician or see “ Assistance or Service ” section. Surface bur ne r makes popp ing noises ■ Is th e bur ner wet? Let it d r y . Excessive heat arou nd cookwa r e on cook top ■ Is th e cookwar e the pr oper size ? Use cookw are ab[...]

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    EST A TE ® RANGE W ARR ANTY FULL ONE-YEAR WARRANTY For o ne year fr om the date of purc hase, when this ap pliance is ope rated and m aintained ac cordi ng to instruct ions attached t o or furnish ed w ith the product, Whirlpool Corporation will p ay for FSP ® rep lacement parts a nd re pair la bor to co rrect defects in mater ials or wor kma ns [...]