Under normal use, my cast iron grate on my range has cracked in three locations. The latest, I had just cooked dinner and then turned on the oven to bake some scones. While it was preheating, I heard a loud POP! Looked at the grates and there was a new crack! This is a defect and because KitchenAid has not had any other complaints or recalls they refuse to do anything about it! I'm not even abusing this appliance! Just normal use!
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glass cleaner WITH ammonia, and a small toothbrush works well. mop up with an old washcloth, rinsing often. for pieces which have gummy residue, and which can be removed to the sink for soap and water finsing afterwards, try GooGone.
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We've seen similar problems due to an intermittent failure in the control board. If you can have it removed we can likely repair it for you.
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Bruce
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Cast Iron by far, ceramic grates chip and are VERY difficult to clean!!!
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The door light switch was broken (upper right face of oven). The door switch is automatically activated when the door is opened to turn on the oven light. When the door is closed the switch is depressed to turn off the light. It seems the switch position is detected by the oven and if it is in the open position it will not allow the oven to function properly (reach temperature or allow the cleaning cycle to run). I temporarily locked the broken switch in the closed position, which allows the oven to function. A new switch was ordered for replacement.
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Yes you can definitely use iron cookware on this range without an issue. It is made for all types of cookware. Just make sure you do not drag the pan against the grates, but any cookware would hurt the grates if you did that.
You are definitely safe to use them.
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P.S. This is a model KGRI801PBS00
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