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Possible Causes
What To Do
•"Burning,'or"oily! _
odoremittingfromthe
oven vent
This
is normal
in a new oven
mad will disappear
in thne.
• To speed
the
process,
set a sel6clean
cxcle fi)r a
mininmm
oI 3 hou_.
See
the
Using the self-cleaning
oven section.
Strong odor
An odor
from
the hasulation
• This
is temporaxy.
aromad
the inside
of the
oven
is normal
for
the
first
few times
the oven
is used.
Serf-Cleaning
Models
Oven will notself-clean
The
oven
teinperature
is too
• _6dlow the
l':lnge
to cool
1o 1"oo1/1 tel/lpel':ltt/l'e
;ind
high
to set a self-clema
operation,
reset
the
controls.
Oven
controls
improperly
set.
• See the
Using the self-cleaning
oven section.
Oven
door
is not in the locked
• Make
sure you
m(>ve the door
latch
handle
all the way t(>
position,
the right.
Oven
starts
a self-clean
Oven
door
locked
during
• Turn
the
Oven
Temperature
knob
to OFF. Allow
the
cycle
when you wanted
cooking,
oven
to cool.
Never
t0rce
the
door
latch
handle.
to
bake,
roast or broil
"Crackling"
or
This
is the
sound
of the metal
• This
is normal.
"popping" sound
heating
and
cooling
during
both
the
cooking
and
cleaning
functions.
Excessivesmoking
Excessive
soil.
• Press
the
CLEAR/OFFpad.
Open
the
windows
to
rid
during a clean
cycle
the
room
of smoke.
Wait
tmtil
the
light
on the
SELF CLEAN pad g()es ()it.
X*\'ipe
up the excess s()il
and
reset
the
clean
cycle.
Oven
door
will
Oven
too
hot.
• Allow
the
oven
to cool
below
locking
temperature.
not unlock
Oven not clean after a
Oven
controls
not properly
set.
• See Using the self-cleaning
oven section.
clean
cycle
Oven
was heavily
soiled.
• Clean
up heavy
spillovers
before
starting
the
clean
cycle.
Heavily
soiled
ovens
may
need
to sell=clean
again
or for
a longer,
l)eri°d
of time.
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