Wolf Oven Smokes and Odor during Self-Clean
Topics:
- Smoke coming from oven during or after self-clean
- Burning odor during or after self-clean
- Oil or chemical smell when self-clean is in use
Answer:
Smoke and burning or oil smells may emanate from the oven during self-clean.
- This is normal.
- The amount of smoke and odor during self-clean varies and is usually a result of food or grease residue left in the oven before starting the cleaning process.
- Grease on the broil element can cause smoke.
- Wipe excessive food or grease from the oven cavity before self-cleaning to reduce smoke and odors.
- Refer to the Wolf Cleaning Reference for product recommendations and further information.
- See also, Dual Fuel and Wall Ovens Self-Clean Feature.
Refer to the product Use and Care Guide for further information.
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