| Self-Cleaning Oven Cleaning & Maintenance |
- Wipe up spill leftovers before starting the self-cleaning mode using hot soapy
damp cloth only. It is safer for the porcelain enamel coating and it will reduce
smoke production during the process.
- Open a window for ventilation.
- After you start the self-cleaning mode, the oven door should be automatically
locked.
- Take your time cleaning the trays and racks using Scotch-Brite and an oven
cleaner.
- Once the self-cleaning process is completed and the oven cools down, the lock
will automatically reopen.
- Wait until the oven cools down completely.
- By now, all spills leftovers are reduced to a gray pile of ash.
- Use a soapy damp cloth all over the oven interior to wipe down the ash.
- You may use a window cleaner to make the oven window shine.
- You may use stainless steel cleaner & polish over the oven exterior and for extra
gloss.
- Clean the oven exterior the same way as you clean a conventional oven.
Done!
How to maintain a self-cleaning oven?
What is a self-cleaning oven and how it works?
Safety instructions!
Soiled oven hazards!
Learn how to clean and maintain a "Self-Cleaning Oven"
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Self-cleaning oven - cleaning, maintenance
and safety instructions:
How to clean a "self-cleaning oven":
Although this oven cleans itself, you still need to
clean it before and after
operating the self-cleaning mode:
and safety instructions:
How to clean a "self-cleaning oven":
Although this oven cleans itself, you still need to
clean it before and after
operating the self-cleaning mode:
- Remove oven trays, racks and rack supports
before starting the self-cleaning mode as it
might distorted or discolored by the intense
heat.
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