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May 16, 2008 at 7:01 pm #36780
mrdogcat
ParticipantHi I’ve just moved into a new house to find the oven is RUBBISH.
So I need to buy a new one but have no idea what to look out for and what to buy. I’ve also no idea how much I should spend, so would around £500 be too much or too little (I’ve lots of other things to buy at the minute so less would be better)
Ideally I would like an electric fan oven. What are the best options out there for me?
Thanks a lot for your help,
SteveMay 16, 2008 at 8:44 pm #252309Penguin45
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Good potboiler (pun intentional 😀 ) HERE.
If you need specific info, you’ll need to tell us what you are replacing – single, double, built under, built in, stainless etc.
Penguin45.
May 17, 2008 at 12:54 am #252310mrdogcat
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Um…sorry I’m not sure what all that means.
All I can do is describe it as follows:
It’s electric but not a fan oven.
Doesn’t have a separate grill, just appears to have one door to one oven.
I think it’s a built under if that means built in under a worktop which has a hob cut into it above.
White, so not stainless steel. Although I like the idea of having a stainless steel replacement.
Thanks for replying so quick Penguin45May 17, 2008 at 1:01 am #252311Penguin45
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So, you want a single fan oven, in stainless! Don’ll be on the case in the morning…. 😀
Penguin45.
May 17, 2008 at 7:34 am #252312don
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Hi
How much is in the pot for this single stainless steel fan oven ❓
Don
May 17, 2008 at 11:42 am #252313cockney steve
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see the O.P!….His ballpark is £500
May 17, 2008 at 12:12 pm #252314don
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cockney steve wrote:see the O.P!….His ballpark is £500
I looked but obviously didn`t see 😳
Must make an appointment for Specsavers :rolls: 😆
In that case most definately the Neff B1442 it is a well made machine with good spec and features without being over fussy, easy to use, has a two year warranty backed up by a nationwide service, comes with a two year warranty and comes in under budget as well.HTH
Don
May 17, 2008 at 6:11 pm #252315mrdogcat
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Thanks so much everyone for replying so rapidly!
And thanks Don for recommending the Neff oven. £500 was really the maximum I was willing to pay so what are the next ones down from the Neff?
Aesthetically, I like the look of these John Lewis ovens…reminds me of the supercomputer, HAL for some reason. 😆
They look to have extra bells and whistles too. Multi-function and one have top and bottom heat settings and are cheaper or same price than the Neff…which is always good! 😀
May 19, 2008 at 7:47 am #252316don
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mrdogcat wrote:
They look to have extra bells and whistles too. Multi-function and one have top and bottom heat settings and are cheaper or same price than the Neff…which is always good! 😀When it comes down to features against build quality, longevity of life, reliability and ease of use I know where I`d be looking 😉
Don
Use Chromol 500ml stainless steel cleaner to keep stainless looking good.
May 19, 2008 at 11:41 am #252317mrdogcat
ParticipantHmm ok I guess your right.
I’ve re-evaluated my budget now though and £300 is about all I can afford. 🙁
Sorry to mess you about but what’s available to me in this price bracket?
May 19, 2008 at 12:24 pm #252318don
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Hi
There are still some good buys in that price range. My pick of the bunch in no particular order would be;
As per your previous post this is a good machine normally produced by the Electrolux group and with it`s 3 year warranty is a good buy
http://www.johnlewis.com/230473545/Product.aspx
This AEG is from the same stable as the John Lewis as abaove but in a different skirt.
http://www.aeg-electrolux.co.uk/node146 … odID=19789
If you can go the extra half a mile then the Gorenje with it`s five year warranty is a good bet
http://www.gorenje.co.uk/3590?aid=8799
Don`t forget to order some Chromol 500mlstainless steel cleaner to keep your appliance looking good.
HTH
Don
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