Nowadays, most ranges come equipped with a self clean option. This is great for those who don't have the necessary time need to clean their appliance or have any kind of health problems.
Although it's a great option, some might not know how to use it. In this tutorial you'll find out how to set your GE range for self clean. It's easy to do and will make sure your machine is nice and clean. Enjoy!
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1 Comment
We're trying to clean a self cleaning oven for a friend & we can't get the coils on the bottom out, do they HAVE to be out? It looks in the clip that it does, but do we get a tool & unscrew the 2 nuts holding them in??? Please advise FAST! Also, what is a GRID? We don't seem to see that!
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