Sharp
Cavity coating damage
Oven cavity enamel is chipped or rusting, exposing metal underneath.
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Possible Causes
Mechanical impact from cookware, use of abrasive cleaners, corrosion from spills left uncleaned, manufacturing defect
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: Do not use the oven if large areas of metal are exposed and rusting heavily near heating elements.
- Clean and dry: Thoroughly clean the affected area and dry it to stop further corrosion.
- Touch-up paint: Use only high-temperature, food-safe enamel touch-up paint recommended for ovens to cover small chips.
- Avoid abrasives: Switch to non-abrasive cleaners and soft cloths to prevent further damage.
- Severe damage: If rust is extensive or structural, consult Sharp or a technician; cavity replacement is usually not economical and may require oven replacement.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
High-Temperature Enamel Touch-Up Paint
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