ROSIERES RCP12IN Notice D'emploi Et D'installation page 59

OVEN WITH CATALYTIC WALLS
Catalytic cleaning takes place while the oven is in use. The oven walls are
coated with a special enamel, micropores encourage the combustion of grease.
Each drop is eliminated by the combined action of the catalytic enamel and heat.
• Regular cleaning:
the accumulation of fine residual dust resulting from the combustion of grease
may eventually reduce the enamel's efficiency.
To keep this enamel in peak condition, you should rinse the walls with very hot
water after every 10-15 roasts. This quick job is made all the easier as the side
walls can be fully removed to be washed in the sink. They are fixed by a central
screw (unscrewed by hand) on the top of the wall, and held by two tabs at the
bottom; release them by lifting.
After rinsing and installing the sides in the cooker, dry the enamel by operating
the oven at maximum position for ¼ hour.
• If spills are large,
the enamel should be cleaned to let it recover its efficiency. Follow these steps:
. Wipe any big spills or deposits with a sponge soaked in very hot water, using
ammonia liquid detergent.
. Use a nylon brush on any marks that cannot be wiped away.
. Then heat the oven for an hour set at the maximum thermostat position.
. It may be necessary to repeat these operations several times, if the spillages
are heavy.
Note: if after normal use, you notice slightly darker marks on the oven walls
don't worry, this effect is quite normal, they are just grease marks in the
process of being eliminated.
ENAMEL OVEN –
The oven has an enamelled surface when the catalytic side walls are removed.
Clean inside the oven with a sponge soaked in washing up liquid and very hot
water to remove hard grease marks. For heavy spattering use commercially
available oven cleaners.
RIGHT CATALYTIC OVEN
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