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Choose your oven size based on your kitchen layout and cooking habits.

• • Standard Oven (60cm(W)x60cm(H)): The most common built-in oven size in Europe, offering generous capacity (65–76L)ideal for family meals and batch baking.
• • Compact Oven (60cm(W)x45cm(H)): Slimmer in height with 35–50L capacity, ideal for smaller households or as a second oven with versatile steam/combi functions.

Color, finish, and overall look should be considered to ensure the design blends seamlessly with your space.
Select a design that complements your kitchen’s style.

For proper fitting and optimal performance, the oven must be installed by a professional authorized by Samsung.

Samsung ovens include:

1) Wi-Fi connectivity with the SmartThings app to:

• • Control the oven remotely
• • Monitor cooking progress
• • Plan meals with ease

2) AI Pro Cooking (only on selected models):

• • View Inside: Check your cooking remotely on your mobile using the internal camera without opening the door
• • Sense Inside: Receive recipe suggestions, optimized settings, and burn alerts by recognizing ingredients.
• • Flim Inside: Capture cooking highlights on video and share them easily

For full details, check the product manual or visit the product page.

Note: Must download the SmartThings app available on Android and iOS devices. A Wi-Fi connection and a Samsung account are required.

Models with pyrolytic self-cleaning or steam-cleaning functions handle most of the cleaning for you.
For manual cleaning, wait until the oven has cooled, then use a soft cloth and an oven-safe cleaner.

Most ovens come with a baking tray and wire rack as standard.
Certain models may also include additional accessories, such as telescopic rails.

Regular maintenance helps extend your oven’s lifespan:

• • Wipe down the interior after each use to prevent residue buildup.
• • Follow the manufacturer’s care and usage guidelines.
• • Arrange periodic inspections to spot and address potential issues early.

Most ovens offer these cleaning methods:

• • Pyrolytic cleaning: Burns off grease at very high heat; wipe away the ash.
• • Catalytic liners: Coatings absorb grease during cooking; no separate cycle needed.
• • Steam cleaning (Hydrolytic): Uses water and low heat for quick, efficient cleaning.
• • Manual cleaning: Wipe with a soft cloth and mild detergent; avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive tools.

Always follow the cleaning instructions in the oven’s user manual.

To check an oven’s energy efficiency rating, refer to the product specifications. Compare ratings and energy use to choose a more efficient model. Picking the right size and features for your needs also helps reduce energy consumption over time.