Panaskan oven. Kerik plastik yang masih hangat. Bersihkan plastik yang masih hangat dari elemen pemanas. Buang serpihan plastik. Seka oven sampai bersih.

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Be sure to use the lowest setting, usually no hotter than 200 °F (93 °C). Stay nearby to turn it off before it starts to smoke. Plastic fumes are not only unpleasant, but they’re also toxic. Once you can smell the plastic melting, turn off the oven. Use a heating gun or hair dryer to heat the plastic. This is a great alternative to using the oven’s heating element. Warming the plastic directly with these tools may take longer but will make it easier to avoid burns or overheating. Using a wooden spoon to scrape the now malleable plastic will avoid scratching the surface of the oven and racks. If the plastic hardens again as you're working, simply shut the oven and warm it again.  To avoid burns, wear long sleeves and don gloves or oven mitts while you work. If possible, remove the rack entirely using oven mitts and scrape over your sink. Be sure to cover the drain to avoid plastic clogging your pipes and causing a whole new problem. If you cannot remove the rack, consider putting an oven-safe pot under the rack to catch the scrapings as you work. Using the same process as above, scrape the warm plastic off the bottom of the oven and from the heating element. Be sure to use a scraper that will not melt while touching the warm coils, so avoid plastic or wood for this step. Instead, opt for a razor blade or scraping tool. Ensure the oven and heating element are completely cool before you start this step. Use gloves or a brush to avoid cutting yourself on the potentially sharp plastic. Using your regular oven cleaner, wipe out any of the remaining residue before using it to cook.