Are the racks auto eject?
1538900
I agree completely with the last answer (except that there is only one rack) including how great this appliance is. I have made bread (using their recipe), baked cakes and roasted veggies.
1538901
NO 1 rack 2 positions very easy to adjust use a hot pad or towel just like the big oven can't tell you how much we have enjoyed using this oven, almost every day since we got it
1538902
No, but they slide in and out easily. I just let them cool off, or if I have to take them out when they're hot, I use oven mitts. This is not exactly on point, but I love the machine. The steam-broiled chicken is delicious, and I've made salmon as good or better than I do on the grill
1538903
No --but it is very simple to pull out--just pull---I definitely recommend this oven--we have loved using it--
1538904
The racks are easy to put in or take out. They do not move when opening the door if that is what you mean.
1212214
Yes, the rack I have is adjustable. You can slide them forward or backward to accommodate your load.
838457
YES, you eed to purchase rails before installing racks. Only some EX Version has the OEM Rails.
1536372
By tool-less cases I assume you mean the cases that use inserts in lieu of screws to hold them in place. If that is the case, the answer is yes. I have desk top housing that use plastic inserts and they hold the racks in place quite well.Regards, Les Brown
2118315
No...you need regular size wheels to give proper clearance of the racks off the ground.
763653
I have no problem with them since they screw closed. I find them very compatable to the rack i have and will order more in the future.
2159509
No. You have to unsrew the top a little its really hard to figure out i thought the same exact thing. You have to unscrew it then put it in then screw it back tight so they dont fall out. If They are'nt in there tight enough it wont go full speed.
134031
You need to open the rack to unscrew it from the rails. So if they are closed and locked they cannot be removed. I love this system.
1443930
I am not sure. Mine came with the cable lock. It pulls out of the top of the rack.
1536370
By tool-less cases I assume you mean the cases that use inserts in lieu of screws to hold them in place. If that is the case, the answer is yes. I have desk top housing that use plastic inserts and they hold the racks in place quite well. Regards, Les Brown
1549160
I am not sure, but my 2012 rails on the roof were equipped to hold the cargo carrier when I unscrews them and put them back on upside down. I had to send these racks back because I didn't need them.
2046397
No, they are not. It might be they unscrew in some fashion but I have not seen a way to do so in my use of them.I have only focused on using them with the handles however, but I don't see a way to detach them just by glancing at them.
706209
No, and you don't have to slide them out. You open the rack BEFORE you slide it, so you can slide it just as far as you need to or want to. When all the way out, they still won't be in the way of the car next to you.
1082926
Yes depending on where you place the adjustable arms you can load some things from the rear...dead center there is a vertical brass bar that would prevent loading the center of the racks
1354837
Yes, but you don't have to pull them out. They come out automatically when you open the top.
258677
I only use the 2 sets provided so I am not sure. Do not not like the eject button, diffficult to press and releases only one beater smoothly, the other you have to pull out.
2046396
No, they are not. It might be they unscrew in some fashion but I have not seen a way to do so in my use of them. I have only focused on using them with the handles however, but I don't see a way to detach them just by glancing at them.