Wolf Dual Fuel, Induction, and Electric Ovens Self-Clean Feature

For instructions on how to set and start the self-clean cycle, refer to the following resources:

• Dual Fuel Range Self-Clean Feature
• Induction Range Self-Clean Feature
• E Series Oven Self-Clean Feature
• L Series Oven Self-Clean Feature
• M Series Oven Self-Clean Feature
• SO24 Oven Self-Clean Feature

Note that Gas Ranges do not have a self-clean feature. See also, Gas Range Self-Clean.

If self-clean will not start, refer to Range or Oven Does Not Enter Self-Clean.

Self-Clean Tips

Before self-clean:

• Remove all oven racks and rack guides, as they will discolor if left in the oven during self-clean.
  • Refer to Remove Oven Racks and Rack Guides
• For double ovens, note that only one oven can be in self-clean mode at a time, and the other oven cannot be used during this time.
• Remove the bake stone, if in place. Refer to Bake Stone Kit Use and Care Information for cleaning instructions.

During self-clean:

• The oven door locks as soon as the self-clean cycle starts.
• The oven door unlocks during the cool down once temperatures have reached a safe level.
  • The amount of time it takes for the oven to cool to a safe level varies.
  • Running the unit before entering self-clean and ambient room temperature may impact cool down time.
• The control panel counts down the time remaining for the clean to complete.
• Control panel shows three times:
  • Far left is the time remaining.
  • Middle is the time of day when the cycle will be complete.
  • Far right shows the current time of day.
• Self-clean time can be adjusted. See Adjusting Oven Self-Clean Time Length.
• Surface burners are safe to use while the oven is self-cleaning.
• During self-clean, exterior surfaces may get hotter than usual, so children should be kept away.
• Unit will chime when self-clean is completed.

Cancel Cleaning

• Cancel self-clean at any time by turning the unit off.
• If canceled, the door stays locked until the unit cools to a safe temperature level.
• Turning a unit off during self-clean is discouraged. Damage can occur if self-clean does not complete.

Frequency

• How often a product needs self-cleaning varies based on use.
• Run self-clean as often as needed; typically it is not necessary more than a few times per year.
• For light debris, follow the other cleaning tips outlined in the Wolf Cleaning Reference.
• If self-clean does not clean the oven, see How to Clean Wolf Blue Porcelain Oven Interior.

See also:

• Dual Fuel and Ovens Interior Cleaning and Care Video
• Clean Oven Window
• No Heat Following Self-Clean
• HOT Indicator Appears on Dual Fuel during Self-Clean
• Dual Fuel and Ovens Smoke and Odor during Self-Clean
• Dual Fuel and Ovens Self-Clean Two Ovens at Once
• OPP Appears on Oven Control Knob
• Dual Fuel and L Series Wall Oven Bake Stone Error

Refer to the Wolf Cleaning Reference for product recommendations and further information.