Once you’ve cleaned your oven’s removable parts and control panel, you can use the pyrolytic function. During the process your oven door will automatically lock itself for safety purposes, as the oven will heat up to 480°C. You won’t be able to open the door until the cleaning cycle has finished. Once the cycle has finished and you have let the oven cool down, the last stage is to remove the dirt with a water and vinegar solution. Ensure you are wearing protective clothing and gloves just in case the oven is still warm. Due to the different types of ovens we manufacture, please refer to your manual for guidance on how to start the pyrolytic cleaning programme. Find out more in our pyrolytic oven cleaning guide.
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