“The product information page suggests this oven has a self-clean cycle. But looking at the manual, it appears that it doesn't. It has "EasyClean" for light soil, but what if the oven gets really dirty? It sounds impossible to clean.”
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Hello there, Jason. You're right to notice the distinction between EasyClean and a full self-clean cycle in the LG model WSED3067M. This oven does not have a traditional high-heat self-clean cycle, but it does feature the EasyClean® system for light soil removal. For heavier or more stubborn dirt, EasyClean is the fastest and most effective option available. It requires you to spray the oven with water, activate the 10-minute EasyClean® cycle, and then easily wipe away the softened residue. If your oven gets really dirty and you need a more thorough clean, you may need to use the Self-High Heat Cleaning or Self-Steam Cleaning options available in other LG models, but not in this one. However, with EasyClean®, most typical food spills and light stains should be manageable without much effort. For the occasional heavy-duty clean, periodic use of a cleaning agent or a damp cloth can also help maintain the oven in between cycles. https://www.lg.com/us/cooking-appliances/lg-wsed3067m-single-wall-oven#pdp_specs If you have any further questions or need more details, don't hesitate to contact us via social media at @LGUSSupport! Thank you for your question, and I hope this helps! —Renzo
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