Candy FLGR 201 X - Manual (Page 55)

If it is not possible to identify the cause of malfunctioning, turn off the oven, do not tamper
with it and call the Technical Assistance Service.
The oven has a certificate of warranty which allows you to use the Technical Assistance
Service free of charge, with the exception of the fixed call charge, for one year from the
date of purchase.
Remember to send part A of the certificate of warranty for validation within 10 days of the
date of purchase.
Part B must be kept, duly compiled, and shown to the Technical Assistance Service if
called, together with the receipt provided by the retailer at the moment of purchase.
Cleaning and maintenance of the oven
Important: Before proceeding with
maintenance of the oven, always disconnect
the plug from the mains socket or turn off
the power using the general electrical
circuit breaker.
Cleaning the oven: An oven without self-
cleaning panels must be cleaned after use,
when turned off, but still warm (not hot).
This ensures that the film of grease
produced by the cooking vapours on the
sides is still easy to remove and that the
drips and splashes of grease have not
formed a hard crust. Remove the chrome-
plated wire side supports by pulling the
front part upwards to unhook them from
the sides and slide them out of the rear
holes.
Clean the oven using a soft cloth soaked in
a diluted ammonia solution. Rinse and dry.
If stains or drips remain, place a damp cloth
soaked in ammonia on the bottom of the
oven, close the door and wash with warm
water and liquid detergent after several
hours, rinse, then dry. For the external parts
in shiny metal, use a soft cloth with soap
and water. Never use abrasive product in
powder form.
Important: it is possible to remove the
burnt material collection grid to assist
cleaning (see fig. 17).
Proceed as follows: open the oven door,
grasp the grid on both sides, then pull
outwards. To replace the grid, place it under
the plan exerting slight pressure.
Fig.17
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