When I shut down my stove it takes a good 20 minutes to cool down. I think that's what it's doing, the fans are blowing but the fire is out. I never want to wait for it to cool down so I open the door, vacuum it, clean the glass, shut the door and start it back up before the cooling process has finished. When I start it back up it turns on and reignites the stove. I don't want to break the stove so I'm wondering if this is OK to do?
I only ask because as a newbie I have read allot about having a battery back up so if you lose power the stove can shut down properly and go through the cooling cycle. Obviously by reigniting the stove before it cools down I'm not letting it complete the process.
I only ask because as a newbie I have read allot about having a battery back up so if you lose power the stove can shut down properly and go through the cooling cycle. Obviously by reigniting the stove before it cools down I'm not letting it complete the process.