i put aluminum foil on the bottom of oven & it stuck to parts of the oven how can i get it off or can i get it replaced i have only had the oven a month
Comment by bt dummy, posted on Jan 17, 2008
Have already tried that some of it came up but not all of it will it hurt it even more if i self clean it
Comment by bt dummy, posted on Jan 21, 2008
I'm going to see if i can get it covered by warrenty the alum is like inbeaded in the bottom of the oven
I did the same thing. I have tried soap and water and trying to scrape it off, but to no avail. I would like to know if bt dummy was able to get this covered under the warranty and the outcome, It says in the instructions to not use aluminum foil, I did not read the instructions first. Help it is a new oven, and I don't know if I can just go ahead and use it if I can not get it covered under warranty.
what i suggest to another customer is to get some of that new easy off that's made for self cleaning ovens and soak it in that for awhile the customer never respond back so i didn't know if it worked now as far as getting i cant say only as the foil is not a warranty issue you reallydon't need it in a self cleaning oven
Comment by tech17, posted on Jan 17, 2008
well i wouldnt think so there is supposed to be a special coating on the oven that protects it from extreme heat now if it does that might be a warranty issue requiring replacement if you get my meaning now the foil itself is not stuck but rather something is sticking id try it please let me know what happens as i can help others and thanks for the info on the easy off now i know id clean it at this stage of the game ya got nothing to loose if anything happens just cancel the self clean and leave the door closed but i don't see a problem
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