Whirlpool RC8300XKH, RC8800XKH User Manual
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Whirlpool
MODULARCOOKTOPS
RC8800XKI-I
Plug-In Grill Module
(packed separately
with RGE-8300H)
Lefi Module
Plug-In Surface
L!nit Modules
Models RC8800XKH
RC830OXKH
Right Module
Position
(3Modular~nit)
(~Modular~nit)
Model and Senal
RC8300XKH
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Left Module
Position
Handle \-------r
\
One-Piece Chrome
Reflector Bowls
Center Module Position
(only on RC8300XKH)
Right Module
Plug-In Surface
Unit Modules
.\,,A Plug-I$$$ace
h\,J
Control Panel
Surface Unit Control Knobs
RC8300XKI-l
Grill/Griddle Control Knobs
Left
Rear
Con~ol
Knob
. Right
Rear
Control
Knob
.Wght
Front
Control
Knob
*Left
Front
Control
Knob
Righl
vlodule
SipId
Light
: Module
Module
Moduie
Controi
Signal
Light
Left
Signal
Light
Left
Knob
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Right
Module
COiltrOl
Knob
The rectangular boxes. ‘: or :’
indicate which control knob to use for
the grill or griddle. The grill or griddle
may be used in either the left or right
positions. Use the Module Control
Knob which corresponds with the grill
or griddle placement
Surface Unit Control Knobs
RC8800XKH
Grill/Griddle Control Knobs
Left Rear
Control
Knob
- Center R
COMfOl
Knob
‘Right Re,
Control
Knob
r Right
Front
Control
Knob
Center
Front
Control
Knob
Left Fron
Control
Knob
ear
ar
Right Module
Center M&&e.
Left Modde
It
Module
signal
Lisht
Signal
Light
Sisnd
Light
Signal
Light
#Right
Module
Co&i#l
Knab
*Center Module
PfionkOl
Kmb
Left Module
Control
Knob
Slgnal Lights will glou when a
surface unit or module is ori. Check
these lights and the design to the
left of the knob to indicate which
unit or module is on
-I-he dts~yn to the leit of the knob
indicates which unit is controlled b>
that knob (For example..::
Indicate> the left t-ear surface unit. 1
The rectangular boxes 7::. :Z.
or ::: ~ indicate which control knob(s)
to USC for the grill(s) or griddle. The
grill(s) and griddle may be used in any
module position. Use the Module
Control Knob which corresponds with
grill or griddle placement
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Your cooktop has two or three sections which are called modules.
One module has two 6-inch surface units. another has a 4-inch and an
g-inch surface unit, and the grill is another module. All the modules are
interchangeable and can be installed in any position in your cooktop.
Additional modules may be purchased from your dealer. Optional
items include: a griddle module. a rotisserie accessory for the grill; an extra
grill: a cutting board; and additional surface unit combinations.
Please read this Use and Care Guide for further instructions.
Contents
Page
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 4
BEFORE YOU USE YOUR COOKTOP 6
HOW TO USE SURFACE UNIT CONTROLS 7
HOWTOUSETHEGRILL . . . . . .._...._.... _,,..... 7
HOW TO REMOVE AND REPLACE MODULES 9
HOW TO CLEAN AND CARE FOR YOUR COOKTOP 10
OPTIONAL GRIDDLE 12
OPTIONAL ROTISSERIE 13
OPTIONAL CUTTING BOARD 15
IF YOU NEED SERVICE OR HELP 15
1. Before you call for service 15
2. If you need service 16
3. Ifyouhaveaproblem :::I.. 16
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IMPORTANT
SAFEGUARDS
Safety is everyone’s responsibility. Whirlpool has researched and designed your cooktop to help you prepare meals
easily and safely. You, as the owner of the cooktop, also have a
responsibility to use it and care for it wisely.
For your own and your family’s safety. read and follow
these Do’s and Don’&.
1. Remove the Consumer Buy Guide label before using
your cooktop.
2. Have your appliance properly installed. electrically
grounded and connected to the supply of electricity by a
qualified person.
3. Think about the clothes you are wearing when using a
cooking appliance. Never wear loose fitting or hanging
garments while using the cooktop. The fabric could accidentally touch a hot heating element and burn or catch
on fire.
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I;si!~y dalnp Ipoth,,lders on hot
‘. i 1rkli t’s ,,d). !-ei’u, It in b~:rx from steam DC: not let the
,,::I]( ,!(jp I. ‘I.;(.!-, ;1,jt =‘it’ii!pl:~r’
.A”7L’Cjid : ISitlg <I towel or
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;i pan is
););tr:rn~c; pans that are the proper size for the
rhat yc.~u are cooking. AlSci. select a
1 .I.irt is about The same iize ds the pan you are
‘,lbirq CI pan that is aboi;t the same size as the
‘.i!‘:?
iv111 i‘:dlit~ more efficient use of elecrricity. If
.~dl~~
lhan th,~ surface unit. some of the hot
ileating ;?ltJment would be expcjsed and could cause a
burn. f.)\,p!-heat a pan handle. etc.
(I Make surf tht~ rt’flector !-KIX~S are in place 4uriny cook-
iblg.
~-‘(~I!
;l;l~y ~~i!hout rc!fiector bowls may sub!ect the
‘\ irink; 2
(:rnpc )nPrits :i: :derneath them ti: (damage.
;- Checx t; I !?ta sj.irt’ glass c~.x,kin~ utensils are safe for use
Ii1
ti it-’ cc ic~5,tc ID
01-115; ce:Iain types of
&3SS.
glass ceI dmii cerci:n1, tJarthen\.r.arc: or other glazed utensils are
suitable fol, ;~~~r(tops. Other kinds of glass may break as a
! t5ult ;.,f i!
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iixn 1x1 I :lt3nl iit inwal-d.
-lidC icrl; chanyc.) in temperature
ye1 tlOt
over other surface
tinits Tii~, .v:il r:elp mir%mize theI possibiliry of burns.
.jnition 0: :)
!allv
bLiIll]3iIly ?hcJ
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4lu,a;s c,i?c;c.k :h~ position of the Looktop controi knobs
arrlmabl2 materials. and spills due to acciden-
Far;.
:-iI.ld ti:e :;lc:;ca:or lights tcl make sure cooktop is off when
1~;. III arc fln!iht’r! c.ookq
:!I
i 1s~ alum1 !um fog! to line surface unit reflector bowls
,I5 suJye5:,‘cl i:1
rhe instructions you receive with your
on/y
+pplidnccl lrxprqer instailation of these liners may result
‘11 a s~~,c-)(-‘+
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/urn (11:
,yit ‘r.irl’
a
11 fire hazard.
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tract; UII-r ol:iy $er placing filled utensil on the
( )FF” &fore removing the utensil from the
‘-,;i[-jd(t, IA: 1
DON’T
IL CAUTION: Do clean all parts of the grill after each
use. If not cleaned, fat drippings can become rancid,
develop an odor, or become a fire hazard.
1 Never use
~~‘our-
Cooktop w warm or heat the room.
2 Do nr>t I(-, (c-h surface heating units. They n-:ay be hot
oven l!lr,:.j jh thev are dark in color and appear cool. Also,
*‘it, trim !:;q. true cooktop or areas near the heating units
xav ~WC.O: It’ hot enough to cause burns.
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clothing or other flammable materials contact
>): PL-:‘XS Ilear these units while they are
,I xi :!I! I he c!ements have had sufficient time
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