“Does this require a water hookup, or how does it get the water for the steam cleaning?”

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Asked by Alan 4 years ago

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Hi Alan - Thanks for reaching out and for your patience! We truly appreciate you considering this fantastic double-oven range for your home and are happy to offer you some guidance in this. This range does not require any water connection or special kits to operate the very helpful Steam Clean cycle! When performing a Steam Clean, you will simply wipe up any excess grease or soil, pour 1 cup of water in the oven, and select Steam Clean. After 30 minutes, soil on the racks and interior of the oven will be loosened and can then be wiped off with a soapy dishcloth. You can find instructions on operating this cycle on page 18 of your Use and Care Manual. We hope that this helps to clarify! -Eliza@GEA
Answered by GE Answers 4 years ago
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No, this model doesn’t have to be connected to water. You put water in the oven and let it sit for a while and then wipe it off.
Answered by Rafphael 4 years ago
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No it doesn’t require a water hook up. You take a cup of water and pour it in.
Answered by Cflynn7007 4 years ago
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According to the instructions, you just pour a cup of water in the bottom and the heat generates the steam to clean it. You then just simply wipe it out when it's done.
Answered by Reggie 4 years ago
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