Oven Cleaning
Other Considerations
During the cleaning process, you may see and smell smoke. This is normal because the oven is operating at a higher temperature than when it is cooking. The high temperature is reducing all the organic matter in your oven to ash. You will also sometimes hear popping sounds from the oven that is caused by the expansion of metal under extreme heat. This is normal for a self-cleaning operation.
After the oven has completed the cleaning cycle, allow it to cool for a couple of hours. Once cool, take a damp dish cloth and remove the ash from the bottom of the oven. Wipe down the interior of the oven door and around the seal. Be careful around the seal so you do not damage it. Replace the racks back in your oven, and the cleaning operation is complete.
Hi,
Before you go working too hard to get
you oven to go into the self clean mode(self destruct)....check out
this tip...
Self
Cleaning Oven Problem
heatman101
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Wish I had read this first. I never would have used the self cleaning
option. Thanks for the info!!
Some
ovens are self cleaning During the cleaning process, the oven heats up
to a temperature of 900 degrees Fahrenheit. The extreme heat cooks off
food and spills inside the oven, leaving ash that can easily be wiped
out. The oven door locks while it is cleaning to prevent the door from
being opened. Self cleaning ovens are better insulated than regular
ovens to keep the extreme heat inside.
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