My oven door is dirty after completing pyrolytic cleaning, what is the reason for this?
Depending on how dirty the oven was before pyrolysis cleaning, there may be residues of dirt on the door or around it afterwards.
Before a pyrolytic cleaning, it is important to clean the glass door as the dirt will otherwise burn into the glass. In the oven user manual, you will also find even more instructions and tips on how to clean and what preparations are needed.
If residue remains on the door after the pyrolytic cleaning is done, we recommend that you clean the door with a dishwashing sponge, glass scraper and hand dishwashing liquid.
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