Cleaning The Baking Tray Guides; Cleaning The Oven Door - hanseatic 65P90E1-E11L000 Gebrauchsanleitung

Page EN-22 Cleaning the built-in oven
Cleaning the baking tray
guides
You must remove the baking tray guides (9)
before beginning the pyrolytic self-cleaning
process. This is also recommended for ordi-
nary, thorough cleaning of the cooking com-
partment.
Removing and cleaning baking
tray guides
1. Remove the baking tray (3), the oven
rack (4) and the dripping pan (5) from the
cooking compartment.
2. Unscrew the screw (22) underneath the
baking tray guide (9).
(9)
(23)
3. Fold up the baking tray guide (9) from
below, and carefully pull the curved bra-
ckets (23) upwards from the wall.
4. Repeat these steps to remove the second
baking tray guide (9).
5. Clean the baking tray guides and cooking
compartment using warm water and mild
dish soap or all-purpose cleaner. Then
wipe everything dry.
(22)
Inserting the baking tray guides
1. First insert the baking tray guide (9) using
the curved brackets (23) into the holes in
the wall and fold it down against the wall.
2. Then secure the baking tray guide using
the screw (22).
Then you can use the baking tray gui-
des (9) again as usual and insert the
baking tray (3), the oven rack (4) and the
dripping pan (5).

Cleaning the oven door

NOTICE
Risk of breakage and injury!
Dropping the oven door poses a risk of
breakage and injury, because it compri-
ses two panes of heavy glass. You can
cut yourself on the shards.
■ Do not let the oven door or individual
glass panels fall.
■ Do not hit the oven door and the indi-
vidual panels of glass anywhere.
■ Do not use the built-in oven when the
glass is damaged because the built-
in oven is no longer safe. Instead, in-
form our customer service team (see
„Service" on page EN-29).
■ If a glass pane breaks, keep children
away from it and carefully collect all
the pieces of glass.