Beko or Hotpoint

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  • #274245
    madrat
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    but cannon are Indesit

    #274246
    don
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    madrat wrote:but cannon are Indesit


    Quite true madrat, but the build is far better than the Indesit`s and the controls do seem to run a lot smoother. Could well be worth you paying a visit to one of the sheds to see what I mean 😉

    Don

    #274247
    madrat
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    Sheds ??? oh do you mean Comet, Currys etc

    #274248
    don
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    madrat wrote:Sheds ??? oh do you mean Comet, Currys etc

    Yes indeed madrat :tup:

    #274249
    wsts
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    I thought the cannon factory closed a year ago and they are all indesits now, Cannons own were 535mm wide I dont recall them making a 500mm of their own

    #274250
    helo_75
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    and right u are

    #274251
    madrat
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    Re: Beko or Hotpoint

    Ok I have been to my local sheds, and discoved that the only cookers that dont feal as if they wilnot self distruct withing 12 months are the Zanussi’s all the others have dodgy doors, knods that eather you cantturn or feel as if they are not conected to anything, glass lids that make you shiver when you use them and pan suports that look asif they will buckle with a milk pan on them.

    So your advice please.

    Zanussi ZKG5020WFN

    or

    Zanussi ZKG5030WNI

    First one is single oven with seperate grill and also has flame failure on it.
    Second one is doudle oven with No flame failure

    What would you sugest. And I forgot to look, do these have the rapid grills or the traditional slow grills????

    #274252
    helo_75
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    by law, they all have to have flame failure

    are you sure?

    #274253
    madrat
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    Re: Beko or Hotpoint

    They only have to have flame failure if they are in a flat or comunal dwelling

    #274254
    wsts
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    helo_75 wrote:by law, they all have to have flame failure

    are you sure?

    I think he meant hotplate ffd’s.

    #274255
    madrat
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    Re: Beko or Hotpoint

    Well have a ZKG5020WFN on order. Will let you knowwhat I think when I have fitted it and cooked a few things :waving:

    #274256
    cockney steve
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    Re: Beko or Hotpoint

    Sorry, Madrat, a bit too late for you, now 🙁

    but for others that follow……. an oven is just a box of hot air…a gas flame needs a constant supply of air to keep it burning.
    burning gas produces water…..so –

    you are continually pumping hot, damp air into the kitchen…soggy salt, condensation, sweltering in summer….err forget that one 😆

    Electric ovens usually can be had that will PLUG SAFELY INTO A 13-AMP SOCKET

    sealed, energy -efficient box,+ a fast, flexible gas-hob, gives you the best combination!

    #274257
    madrat
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    Thanks butI hate cooking by electric

    #274258
    madrat
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    Re: Beko or Hotpoint

    Well We have had the Zanussi for about a week now and it is fine, at least as good if not better than the old parkinson cowan. I did make a bit of a blunder in the fact it has a traditional grill and not one of the rapid ones like the old cooker but it seams OK. 😀 My only consern is with the pan suports they are not as solid as the old cooker but much better than most on the other cookers looked at as is the build quality. The only thing I need now is a BEKO badge so it matches all the other apliances in the kitchen 😆

    #274259
    cockney steve
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    Re: Beko or Hotpoint

    The only thing I need now is a BEKO badge so it matches all the other apliances in the kitchen Laughing

    shouldn’t be a problem there, just look in roadside skips 😆

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