Spills in between glasses of the oven door.

My advice is never to use the self cleaning feature. Each time you use it you are a little closer to breaking something, elements, fans, door latches and one poor man who had a burned / melted control board which was obsolete so he had to purchase a new range. We see it here all the time. It is a great way to sell spare parts. 800 to 1000'F is just too severe for the parts.

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There is no do it yourself answer. Called Miele tech center and in order to solve this problem a tech has to make a house call to disassemble and clean the glass. Lucky for me they are doing it complimentary because the oven is just over a year old! I guess you have to attack burnt on spills one at a time with miniumum water so it can't get near the edge

Door has to be taken off and disassembled.

Hi,

Please follow the below steps

1)Open the door.
2)Check the hinges and let the door be opened in half way.
3)Use Philips screw head at hinges screws.
4)remove the door and take the inner part alone.
5)Just follow the picture for more help.
Clean it and place it again.
It is very simple you can easily clean it.


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you have to let the oven dry and clean and you should not put any oily foods on it..

careful when cooking. u have to take the dor apart to clean this

stain is between glass in oven door. can we take door apart

in your manual the is a section about how to remove the oven door. after removing the outer panel is removed by a few phillips screws around perimeter, of panel perhaps 2 for handle need to be removed depending on model. not a terribly difficult task, but take time and youll be fine

This exploded diagram of the door should help you get it apart, It is going to be shrunk by the forum software, the full size image is
here http://www.easyapplianceparts.com/AdvancedModelSearch.aspx?ModelNum=FEB30T6DCC&mfgModelNum=&fkMfgID=4
along with a full list of parts should you need them

You have to remove the inside skin of door, pull door up and off of hinges and lay on floor to make this easier. Then you remove clips or brackets that hold the glass to door and clean. Very simple, but time consuming, mainly lining skin back up on reassembley.