KCC33GL - Cooker CDA - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Freestanding Cooker
Brand	CDA
Model	KCC33GL
Fuel Type	Electric
Number of Hob Burners	4
Oven Type	Fan-assisted
Oven Capacity	60 liters
Material	Stainless Steel
Colour	Silver
Dimensions (Approx.)	900 x 600 x 600 mm
Weight (Approx.)	50 kg
Guarantee	5 years (parts and labor)
Cleaning Advice	Use mild detergent and warm water; avoid abrasive cleaners and steel wool.
Important Note	Do not use neat bleach or harsh chemicals. Rinse acidic spills immediately.
Installation	Must be carried out by a suitably qualified person.
Contact Information	Customer Care: [e-mail] or 01949 862012

Frequently Asked Questions - KCC33GL CDA

How should I clean the surface of my CDA cooker?

After use, rinse with warm soapy water and wipe dry. Use a mild detergent and avoid abrasive liquids, powders, or steel pads.

Can I use bleach on my cooker?

Do not use neat bleach or other harsh cleaning agents. A dilute bleach solution may be used occasionally, but rinse thoroughly.

What should I do if rust spots appear on the stainless steel?

Rust spots usually come from external ferrous particles. Clean with a dilute bleach solution. Avoid steel wool as it worsens the problem.

How can I prevent scratches on the surface?

Avoid dropping heavy objects and do not use plastic washing-up bowls. Use wire sink-baskets and drainer-racks to minimize scratches.

Is there a warranty on this cooker?

Yes, the product is guaranteed against defects in materials and/or workmanship for 5 years, provided it is used for domestic purposes and installed by a qualified person.

How do I remove limescale deposits?

Use a mild limescale remover. In hard-water areas, regular cleaning helps prevent buildup. Avoid abrasive methods.

Can I use abrasive cleaning products?

No, abrasive liquids, powders, or steel pads will damage the surface and make it more susceptible to staining. Stick to mild detergent.

What if I spill acidic substances like vinegar or lemon juice?

Rinse immediately with plenty of water and wipe with a soft dry cloth. Prolonged contact with acids can cause staining.

Who should install the cooker?

Installation must be carried out by a suitably qualified person in accordance with instructions and current legislation.

Where can I get support or spare parts?

Contact CDA Customer Care at [e-mail] or call 01949 862012. For spare parts, refer to the sales department.

USER MANUAL KCC33GL CDA

Stainless Steel and PVD Sinks

Use and maintenance

Taking Care of your Sink

Your CDA sink is manufactured using material developed specifically to withstand the rigours of everyday kitchen use.

However, we advise you to follow these precautions to keep the sink in pristine condition:

• Do not use a plastic washing-up bowl in the sink as grit and other particles may become embedded in the bowl and scratch or erode the sink surface. CDA specifically recommend the use of wire sink-baskets and drainer-racks to help protect your sink. Take care to not cut the plastic coating on these accessories with sharp cutlery or the edges of pans, etc.
• Do not use neat bleach or other harsh cleaning agents on the metal sink waste as this may cause tarnishing. This is especially important if the waste is of the brass/brass finish type.
• Avoid dropping heavy or sharp objects into the sink as they may scratch or damage the surface.
• The surface of the sink can be affected by certain chemicals e.g. neat bleach, nail polish remover, paint stripper, solvents, brush cleaner and insecticides. If any of these substances come into contact with the sink, wipe off immediately with a dry cloth, wash with mild detergent and rinse with water.
• Do not use abrasive liquids, powders or steel pads to clean the sink as they will damage the sink surface and make it more susceptible to staining. The sink may be cleaned with a dilute bleach solution.

• In hard-water areas, a limescale deposit may build up on the sink. The limescale may become stained by coloured foods such as coffee or red wine. If this occurs, we recommend use of a mild limescale remover.

• Particularly stubborn organic stains can be removed effectively by soaking the sink in a biological washing-powder solution, dishwasher powder solution or diluted bleach.

• If the sink comes into contact with acidic materials, rinse immediately with plenty of water and wipe with a soft dry cloth.
• Do not leave rusty objects in contact with the sink. Rust can cause staining, cracking or even permanent damage to the sink surface.
• To avoid staining of the surface do not leave food or other materials with corrosive properties such as juices, salt, vinegar, mustard etc. on the sink for a long time.
  • After using the sink, rinse it clean with warm soapy water and rinse with clean water before wiping dry.
• During installation, protect from scratches, scuffs and other damage.
• Do not overtighten or strain plumbing fittings.
• The moulding and edges of the sink must be absolutely level so water flows off the drainer.

Important Information about your Sink

Although stainless steel sinks are built to last a lifetime, consumers are almost always concerned about three specific natural occurrences that may appear on their new sink.

Scratching

Stainless steel is NOT scratch resistant and is susceptible to scratching through normal wear. Scratches are most prevalent when the sink is brand new but through continual use, scratches will become more uniform and less apparent over time.

Rust spots

Rust coloured spots which may appear on a new sink do not indicate that the sink itself is rusting. The appearance of these spots is attributed to external factors most commonly related to ferrous particles which come through the water supply following the installation of new pipe work. These particles are not visible to the eye until they start to rust and are likely to appear in the first six to twelve months of use. Cleaning may remove the rust stain but not eliminate the cause. It is however important to avoid the use of steel wool which will exacerbate the problem.

Water staining

Limescale deposits and 'rainbow' discolouration which may appear on a stainless steel surface are solely due to environmental

factors and not inherent faults within the product. Through continuous use and regular cleaning, these effects will disappear.

Your Guarantee is Valid Providing that

• The product has been installed by a suitably qualified person
• Installation has been carried out in accordance with instructions and current legislation
• Proof of purchase can be produced
• The product has been used for domestic purposes only
- The product has not been tampered with or repair attempted or modified by any unauthorised person
- All products have been installed in accordance local water by laws and any building regulations in force

Your Guarantee does not Cover

• Damage by misuse, neglect or transit
  • Use of parts not used or recommended by CDA
  • Routine maintenance, general wear and tear and installation faults
  • Products used for commercial or professional purposes.
• All products have been installed in accordance local water by laws and any building regulations in force

Your sink is guaranteed against defects in materials and/or workmanship for 5 years.

At the discretion of CDA, should a fault arise the sink may be repaired or replaced and agreed refitting may be reimbursed on receipt on a faulty sink/part, once they have been inspected and deemed faulty.

The CDA Group

Harby Road

Langar

Nottinghamshire

NG13 9HY

Sales Department

Phone: [phone]

Email: [e-mail]

Customer Care Department

Phone: [phone]

Email: [e-mail]

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