Roper D975 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features
  • Item Number: D975
  • Mode of Operation: Electric Drop-In
  • Size: Specific size requirements are not indicated in sugar notebook
  • Electrical Requirements: AC 208Y/120 Volt or 120/240Volt 60 Hertz
  • Recommended Wire Size: No #8 copper wire with a 40 amp fuse or circuit breaker
  • Cooktop Control: Control knobs are provided for each element.
  • Oven Features:

ERC: Electronic range control Job control unit,

Oven features: Baking, Grilling and steaming, Self-Cleaning cycle.

Built-in timer

Oven light switch.

  • Cooking Surface: Chrome reflector bowls with removable cooktop elements
  • Oven Security Features: Incorporates a door latch for the self-cleaning cycle.
  • Cleaning Options: Self cleaning cycle and manual facility are provided.
  • Warranty: Warranty contacts permitted by enhancements.
Frequently Asked Questions
  • What electrical requirements does the D975 range have?

To operate D975 range a three-wire single-phase A.C of 208Y/ 120 volt or 120 Volt 240 RMS frequency is required.

  • Is it possible to remove the cooktop elements in order to clean them?

Yes, for cleaning purposes, the cooktop elements can be removed and unplugged.

  • My oven isn’t heating properly, what should I do?
  • First, inspect whether the alarm clock is in the correct time, whether the oven controls are turned on, and for self-cleaning types, check that the door latch is in a suitable position.
  • How do I programme the self-clean cycle?
  • The only requirement is for the controls that need to be set, ensure the oven is shut, and proceed as instructed in the manual. There’s an approximately 3-1/2 hour self-clean cycle.
  • How do I clean the broiler pan?
  • It is advised that the pan be taken out while warm. Soak in detergent and water, use a broiler scrub to clean the grease that may have built up there.
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