How to clean an oven with catalytic liner (video)
Issue
- How to clean an oven with a catalytic liner
Applies to
- built-in oven
- freestanding cooker
Resolution
Catalytic Enamel - Self-Cleaning Liners (Rough Sides)
These liners absorb grease which is oxidised when the oven is set to clean. You can achieve a catalytic clean by:
- Removing the shelves and oven accessories.
- Wiping out the bottom of the cavity and the door using warm water and an oven cleaner. We recommend using our . (Do not put cleaners on the liners themselves).
- Set the oven to 250°C and leave it to self-clean for about an hour.
- Once cooled wipe out the grease and debris from the bottom of the oven.
- Repeat if necessary - Please note there may be marks left on the liners, this is normal and will not affect the oven.
Please see the instructional video.
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