i own this oven; owned older verson loed it, but how do you get the crumb tray out to clean it; i've pulled on everything
889731
Pull it out from the back. Just unplug, turn, pull and wipe. If you don't take too long the clock stays set for you. It's easy!
889732
Turn the oven around and it slides out the back. I bit of a pain but that's how they designed it.
16801
I bought one of these from Amazon (used), it didn't work. Luckily I was able to return it and get my money back. I also bought a cookbook from Amazon that never arrived (they said it was undeliverable - what a joke!). I then bought an oven from Morningware and it blew out the 1st time I tried to use it. Well, they sent me a new power head and all seems to be well now, so..... I just completely disassembled the old one and there is no filter inside. Good Luck!
1865960
This is not a self cleaning oven. There is a bottom pan that pulls out easily to clean out the crumbs.
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Hi! I recently experienced a similar problem! I had removed all the filters (there are three removable ones - two foam and one white paper), washed them all, cleaned everything off the beater bar/roller, shook out the tube/hose, even unscrewed the bottom and cleaned out whatever I could find there too! Still, as soon as I turned it on, it was going to red! Grrrrrr I FINALLY found the problem. You might have already checked this, but just in case, sharing it here. It might help you or someone else. When looking at back of the vacuum, on the right side, BEHIND the main tube/hose, you can see the tube attach to the black vacuum base which feeds into the clear body where the dirt goes in. I could not see any clogs anywhere. BUT - this part of the tube/hose COMES OFF - it is easy to overlook, but it twists and releases. I did that as a last resort, and found my problem! There was a piece of paper in there, and all kinds of dirt and hair (we all shed some and have two cats) were packed pretty solid behind the paper! It took a tool like a crochet hook to get it all out and unpacked! (I have a metal "tube turner" for sewing, which is what I used, but anything super thin and long can work, as long as you do not go THROUGH the hose.) I took an amazing amount of junk that had not come out when shaking the hose, cleaning things, even taking the rest of the vacuum apart... it hides in that last curve of the hose! I hope this helps someone else, because this is a great little powerhouse of the vacuum that is perfect for our little townhouse. But the clogging does happen sometimes, and I've now found the FIRST place I'll look, instead of the dead last! ;-)
1663521
The heating tray does not remove. Just clean it in place. After every couple of uses, I usually wipe it clean with a wet paper towel. Hope that helps.
36470
Put some oil on it and heat up in oven, then soap and hot water should get it off after that.
1446020
I did for several months but when I went to remove it to wipe it off I found it stuck to the bottom of the oven. Took awhile to get it off the oven bottom. I will probably be using foil unless I find something else.
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Most important thing with CI cookware is keeping them 'seasoned'. An old one, I cleaned itwell, used a steel wool scratchier a few drops of dawn, totally dry, and covered the pot completely with a coat of Crisco. Turn Oven to 350 place rack on the lowest slot, put a heavy piece of foil there Lay the pot/skillet in the oven upside down and 'bake ' for 1 hour. Shut the oven off and leave in there until cool. Now if it really rusty and you cannot remove the rust, Lodge says to take it to a Machine shop and have it sandblasted. Quickly home, wash it with hot water, a scrub brush and 1 drop of Dan, rinse and coast with Crisco and proceed as above. Any questions contact Lodge www.lodgemfg.com or call CS at 423-837-7181. Most important is when done using ..clean it out with hot water dry and coat with Crisco when it is still warm. I stack in the cabinet, using parchment paper liners between each pan/pot. Never use metal tools. Wood plastic or silicone. Did this help??
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Have had mine for over a year, hand washed and dish washer both. Take the rubber handle off to wash occasionally and take it off to put in the oven.
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I think I just sprayed on a little Pam, wiped it, and then set it in a 300 oven for a while. Now when I wash it, scrub it with a scrubby sponge, rinse, and set it upside down to air dry. I LOVE this pan.
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I also have an electric oven and have put the liner under the lower element on the floor of the oven. This is my second purchase as the first one lasted about 7 or 8 years. When it gets soiled from spills that are burned on we take it out and wash it with soap and water and put it back. They are great.
1214932
There are two crumb trays. Th ey pull out from the back easily for cleaning.
545789
Buy a cheap aluminum baking sheet for the bottom to provide a way to keep the cage clean. You can easily lift that part of the cage to remove, clean and re insert the tray!.
486836
I would use a nylon spatula and sponge with a little soap and gently rub it out. Clean it after each use carefully as mentioned after turning it off for about ten mins.
1689930
Yes, the tray crumb tray slides out, although small crumbs can lodge in the indentation at the front. That requires occasional cleaning. This is an attractive and useful oven, but if you have any loss of strength in your hands, e.g., arthritis, you will find turning the timing knob back to "toast" a real challenge.
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You do not need the crumb tray before the toaster works. Is the temperature dial set to toast, then after that did you turn the timer dial past 10 & then back to the desired amount of toasting (such as light or dark)? Beyond that I would say your toaster is not working & needs replacing. That would be too bad, ours works great!
1866892
The crumb tray slides out. But we found the oven didn't heat sufficiently or hot enough and it was not consistent heat. It took forever to make a pan of brownies. I have purchased a different brand of toaster oven