- Electronic and touch sensitive controls
For easy operation of oven functions. - Self-cleaning oven
Conveniently eliminates the need to scrub by doing the cleaning for you. - 2.5 cu. ft. oven capacity
Provides plenty of space to cook large meals for your entire family. - Sabbath mode
Safely maintains a temperature for an extended period of time in order to comply with kosher cooking practices. - Acid-resistant graphite enamel oven interior
Provides a stylish appearance.
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Fisher & Paykel – Contemporary 23.5″ Built-In Single Electric Wall Oven – Brushed Stainless Steel/Black Glass
$1,248.00 Save:$701.00(36%)
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Description
Additional information
| Weight | 115 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2215 × 2312 × 2312 in |
| Model Number | OB24SCD7PX1 |
| Time Bake | Yes |
| Oven Power Source | Electric |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts | 2 years |
| Depth With Handle | 22 1/5 inches |
| Oven Type | Single wall oven |
| Oven Window | Yes |
| Cut-Out Height | 22 4/5 inches |
| Oven Light | Yes |
| Clock Display | Yes |
| Rapid Preheat | Yes |
| Product Height | 23 1/2 inches |
| Oven Capacity | 2.5 cubic feet |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor | 2 years |
| Cut-Out Depth | 21 7/10 inches |
| Product Width | 23 1/2 inches |
| Cut-Out Width | 22 inches |
| Product Weight | 115 pounds |
| Broil Element | 3200 watts |
| Voltage | 230 volts |
| Timer | Yes |
| Oven Cleaning Method | Self-High Heat Cleaning |
| Color Finish | Stainless steel |
| Product Depth | 22 1/5 inches |
| Product Name | Contemporary 23.5" Built-In Single Electric Wall Oven |
| Brand | Fisher & Paykel |
| App Compatible | No |
| Sabbath Mode | Yes |
| Color | Brushed Stainless Steel/Black Glass |
| Oven Convection | No |
| Control Type | Touchscreen |
| UPC | 822843818877 |
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Displeased –
This oven is way too small. Interior space will not fit my baking pans. The racks are flimsy and tip the pans when you try to slide them out a little. Horrible interior design. To use the oven you have to set the clock first, and trying to figure that out is extremely complicated. It should be the easiest thing in the world to set a clock, but not so anymore.