The Easy Clean is quick and effective for small and light soils, and everyday messes such as drops of cheese from pizzas, or light splatter from broiling. The Self Cleaning feature takes more time but can be used to remove heavy both of soils that are difficult to clean such as sugar based soils.

The oven and surrounding areas may become. Hot please avoid touching these. Areas you may hear sounds of metal expanding. And contracting within the oven you may also see smoke coming from the oven.

And a towel fill the spray bottle with one and a quarter cup or ten ounces of water. Use the indicator lines located on the bottle as guides to use a spray bottle pump the spray bottle about 10.

Turning a unit off during self-clean is discouraged. Damage can occur if self-clean does not complete. If canceled or interrupted, the door stays locked until the unit cools to a safe temperature level. The amount of time it takes for the oven to cool to a safe level varies.

Easy. Clean is quick and effective for small and light soils. And everyday message such as drops of cheese from pizzas or light splatter from broiling.

Running the self-cleaning function on your oven is probably well-intentioned, but can actually be damaging to the oven. It can wear down oven parts in the long run or cause problems immediately after running the self-cleaning cycle.

If the oven has a manual latch engage. The latch with the door closed before starting the self-clean cycle some models may use dials to access the self clean function instead of buttons regardless.

In short, a self-cleaning oven uses either high temperatures or steam to help remove any residue and food leftover from previous baking or roasting. Steam cycles are designed for light soils "between" cleanings, while high temperature self-cleaning is meant to reduce soil with varying cycle lengths.

Traditional self-cleaning cycles heat the oven between 800°F and 900°F, helping turn soil and spills to a powdery ash you can then wipe away. They utilize only heat - no chemicals - and are built to withstand high temperatures. They're also built for safe use, but you should expect some smoke and odor from your oven.

Depending on how much food soil is in the oven will determine how long a self cleaning cycle will take. Generally, self clean cycles last between 1.5 hours to 3 hours. Steam clean cycles are much faster and are typically complete in less than 30 minutes.

The self-cleaning cycle that you choose depends on the level of soil. On average, high heat self-cleaning ovens require anywhere from 1.5 hours to 3 hours, and even 6 hours on some models. For ovens that use a steam-cleaning feature, cycle times are generally shorter, under an hour for cleaning and cooldown.

Most ovens will let you select how long to run the cycle, usually anywhere from two to six hours. Select more or less time depending on how dirty the oven is. Hand-cleaning the oven as spills happen will make cleaning up after a self-clean cycle easier. Heavy soil results in longer cleaning times and more smoke.