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Self cleaning ovens

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  1. I have never used a self cleaning oven before. set it to
    self clean 3 day a go the door will not open. I thought that
    when the oven cooled down the oven would unlock and you
    could open the door ?

    any ideas of what could be wrong [email hidden] than you

  2. Hark! I heard "d j mitchell" <[email hidden]> say:

    Quoted message said:

    I have never used a self cleaning oven before. set it to
    self clean 3 day a go the door will not open. I thought
    that when the oven cooled down the oven would unlock and
    you could open the door ?

    What kind of oven is it? Mine is a Tappan -- you have to
    turn the "selector" knob from "clean" back to "off" (or
    "bake"😉 before the door will unlock...

    --
    J.J. ~ mom, gamer, novice cook ~ ..fish heads, fish
    heads, eat them up, yum!

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    Quoted message said:

    I have never used a self cleaning oven before. set it to
    self clean 3 day a go the door will not open. I thought
    that when the oven cooled down the oven would unlock and
    you could open the door ?

    any ideas of what could be wrong [email hidden]
    than you

    Either there is a manual lock/unlock bar/lever you need to
    turn or call a repairman.

    --
    Once during Prohibition I was forced to live for days on
    nothing but food and water.
    --------
    FIELDS, W. C.

  4. d j mitchell said:

    I have never used a self cleaning oven before. set it to
    self clean 3 day a go the door will not open. I thought
    that when the oven cooled down the oven would unlock and
    you could open the door ?

    Quoted message said:

    any ideas of what could be wrong [email hidden]
    than you

    Call the company that made the oven.

  5. On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 18:03:53 -0500, "d j mitchell" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    I have never used a self cleaning oven before. set it to
    self clean 3 day a go the door will not open. I thought
    that when the oven cooled down the oven would unlock and
    you could open the door ?

    any ideas of what could be wrong [email hidden] than
    you

    Same thing happend to my GE oven. The switch that unlocks
    the oven had gone out. There should be a way to manually
    unlock the oven from the back of the oven.

  6. J.J. Marie said:
    Quoted message said:

    I have never used a self cleaning oven before. set it to
    self clean 3 day a go the door will not open. I thought
    that when the oven cooled down the oven would unlock and
    you could open the door ?

    What kind of oven is it? Mine is a Tappan -- you have to
    turn the "selector" knob from "clean" back to "off" (or
    "bake"😉 before the door will unlock...

    Mine is a Maytag. When I first got it there was an
    electrical wiring problem that caused it to lock up when
    there was pressure on the front right burner. The dealer
    replaced the appliance and I had the same problem with the
    replacement. When they came out to service the second one
    they identified the problem and fixed it.

  7. d j mitchell said:

    I have never used a self cleaning oven before. set it to
    self clean 3 day a go the door will not open. I thought
    that when the oven cooled down the oven would unlock and
    you could open the door ?

    any ideas of what could be wrong [email hidden]
    than you

    There are two types I have seen. Some have a manual lock
    that will not release until the oven is cool enough. The
    other type is an electronic clock that will release when the
    oven is cool enough. I assume you have the latter.

    Check the owner's manual and see if there is something you
    have to do. Turn a knob to a specific position, push some
    weird button combination on the display, etc. If you have
    done what the manual says it might be broken. If you cannot
    find the manual, go to the company's web site and see if
    they have the manual online or a FAQ (Frequently Asked
    Questions). The FAQ might help you.

    Final option, call a repairman.

    --
    Send e-mail to: darrell at cs dot toronto dot edu Don't send
    e-mail to [email hidden]

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