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Kitchen

Appliances

Palo Verde Homes has equipped your home with top quality appliances. All are covered by detailed

factory warranties. Study the various instruction booklets and follow the instructions before operating

the appliances to ensure their long life and to make maximum use of all features. It is important that

all warranty cards be filled out and mailed to the manufacturers as soon as you move in. You may

wish to keep your appliance booklets in a kitchen drawer, handy for reference, rather than in the

binder. Insure that you remove all packaging and materials from all appliances before

Occasionally, an appliance may not turn on. Your fist step should be to check that the appliance is

plugged in and that the circuit breakers are “ON”. Any breakers found tripped to “OFF” should be

flipped to “ON” several times, especially when they have not been used previously, then left “ON”. If

the appliance still does not work, try resetting the GFI/GFCI outlets.

When cleaning your cook top, avoid getting moisture near your electronic ignition, since that can short

out the unit, causing frequent clicking of the igniter. Normally the moisture will slowly dry out and the

clicks will become more widely spaced before stopping.

If a problem arises with one of your appliances call the customer service numbers (can be found

online) for each manufacturer and be prepared to supply:

· The date of purchase (closing or move-in date, whichever occurred first)

· The serial and model numbers (found on a metal plate on the side or bottom of the appliance

and also listed on your Products Information Form)

· A precise description of the problem

Many times a service request for an inoperative appliance is made simply because the unit is not

plugged in, or because it is not receiving an electrical current. Please don’t forget that in some cases

electrical outlets may require that a nearby switch be flipped on before your appliance will work.

Cabinets

Your fine custom made kitchen cabinets will give you many, many years of satisfaction and pleasure.

Because they are product of nature, they should be expected to have noticeable variations in wood

grain and color. Stained woods used in cabinets, doors, wood trim and millwork all have variations in

wood grain and color which are inherent characteristics that cannot be controlled and which are

excluded from the warranty.

These cabinets have an attractive finish, which should be treated as fine furniture. Wipe off grease

splatters immediately. Be careful to keep water off the wood cabinets because excessive water will

cause the wood to crack and the finish to peel. Most furniture polishes may be used on your cabinets.

Follow container instructions. When selecting a wax, use a small area as a test before buying large

quantities. Avoid naphtha or benzene-based waxes which might create a milky look. Also, paste

waxes may obscure the wood grain through wax build-up.

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