Miele OVEN H 4882 BP Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 62)

SELF CLEAN function

In the self cleaning function, the oven is

heated to very high temperatures

burning off any residue on the oven

interior.

The duration of the "SELF CLEAN"

function will depend on the amount of

soiling in the oven.

After the cleaning process, any burnt

off debris (e.g. ash) can be easily

wiped out with a damp sponge.

If the oven is not cleaned regularly,

debris may become extremely difficult

to remove even with the "SELF CLEAN"

function.

Spilled fruit juices may permanently

discolor surfaces. This discoloration is

permanent but will not affect the

efficiency of the enamel.

Automatic door lock

Due to the extremely high temperatures

reached in the self cleaning function,

the door will lock automatically after the

first minute of the function.

The lock releases once cleaning has

ended and the oven temperature has

dropped below 535 °F (280 °C).

If "SELF CLEAN" is accidentally

selected, shut off the oven and wait for

the oven temperature to drop and for

the door lock to release.

Before starting the "SELF CLEAN"

function:

– Remove large pieces of debris

and any puddles of grease

from the oven interior. Debris

and grease can ignite at high

temperatures.

– Remove all accessories, but

the side runners, from the

oven. The high temperatures

of this function will damage

the accessories.

^ Touch the "SELF CLEAN" control.

^ Touch the "Start" or "Delayed Start"

control.

"Start" will begin the function at once.

"Delayed Start" will begin the function

once the entered delay time has

elapsed.

When the function starts, the display

shows "In Process" and the oven door

will lock.

A tone will sound when the "SELF

CLEAN" function has ended and

"Ready" will appear in the display.

^

Once the oven has cooled, remove

the ash with a damp sponge.

Avoid cleaning the gasket which

seals the glass pane of the door.

It is made from glass fiber and will

be damaged if rubbed or scrubbed.

Self Cleaning

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