Why is my oven rusting?
Grease or other residues may show up as corrosion or rust in your oven, but are not due to any product defect.
The best way to remove corrosion or rust in your oven is to clean it with a cloth using water and dish soap. Please avoid using any abrasive products that could damage the surface.
For more tips and advice on how to clean the oven, please refer to the oven’s manual.
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