Doesn't the wire prevent the oven door from closing properly?
1973192
I haven't had that problem. The wire is very thin and flexible and most oven doors have a gasket to help seal them (like a car door).
1973193
I have not experienced any problem. It is a thin wire and everything has worked the 3 times I have used the device.
1973194
I also have not had that problem and 100% agree with Esteban Barfknecht. Even though I was skeptic, I even pushed on oven door as tight as it would go and was still able to move the wire around but didn't move it alot as may have pulled the prob out of the object in the oven. Hope your question was answered.
978793
Not sure this will help, but will try to answer your question. I think it has to do with the door latch/catch. Don't slam or bang the door...found this does not work! But to push the door closed at the latch/catch area seems to keep a connection in order to bake/micro, etc. Even though the area seems clean....might be something inside that I cannot see or reach. So we just make sure to push the door closed at latch/catch area.
1162072
Yes. It depends on if the surface you're sticking it to is wide enough. On our first oven, it stayed WONDERFULLY because there was a wide surface, on our current oven if fell off the first time someone tried to open it forgetting that it needed to be unlocked because that surface was too skinny. It sticks with a strong adhesive to the underside of the top of the oven. The latch comes down over the door like seen in the picture. You slide the latch to the right and it flips up, allowing the oven door to come down.
2040871
You can close the oven door on the cable with no problem. You can't leave the monitor in the oven. BTW, the monitor has a magnet on the back so I put it on my refrigerator while I have the probe in the oven. You could also stick on the side of the oven.
1412063
This is impossible to answer with any degree of certainty. It depends upon the height of the person, the height of the door and the strength of the person. I am rather short, almost 74 and the oven is above my stove. I do not have a problem and the door does not feel difficult to open. Not much pull is required to open, and not much force is required to close. Whether this is true for every unit I cannot say. Sorry to be so arbitrary, but there are too many variables.
1111070
I have a regular oven with electric coil on bottom of my oven. Never had a problem but I make sure to take it out when I do self cleaning. I can't answer the question on hidden heating elements.
984219
It is not attached to the oven. It goes around the face, and it appears that is fastened to the opening surface.
1842315
This is so that the vents on the side and back do not become clogged with other grease or debris which could prevent the oven from working properly.
1705854
You close and latch the glass door so the inside of the oven is airtight...no bugs can get in while you're cooking.
1726153
The door seals shut very nicely. No heat escapes! The top of the oven gets hot so I bought the breville cutting board that goes on top......problem solved. Best oven ever!
1610674
It is possible. Try moving the magnet around all sides of the door sensor and see if you can get it to show as closed. You may also want to delete and then add the sensor back to the panel.
273277
Try shutting the door VERY hard. Common issue on this brand. Otherwise a great oven.
1242971
All of the latches have a screw on the side of the machine that holds the outer cover. The bottem screw on the right can be tightened too much making it difficult to close the door without making a loud snapping noise. There are two ways to solve the problem. The first is to loosen the screw about a half turn and the second is to press the release mechanism before closing the door which takes the pressure off of the latch completely as you close the door. Care in using the door mechanism solves the problem. If you have difficulty closing or opening the door, loosen the screw until the door opens easily then tighten it a quarter turn. If you adhere to this procedure the door problem is eliminated. It is really a great microwave.
211091
I have used a 12 inch square pan in this oven with no problem. The door would not close on a 13 inch pan, square or round.
1879040
Mine doesn't close tightly either. The oven works well but I find the automatic shut off inconvenient and yes, it's surface and surrounding area does get very hot. Personally if I had it to do over again, I'd purchase a different oven.
1258726
It does not. I wanted that feature too considering my children would be using this oven. Since I've had the oven, we have been burned a couple times so we are very aware of the door getting hot. The handle remains cool. I purchased one of those little oven mitts that look like a duck bill, that seems to do the trick with smaller tween-sized hands.
1454585
Yes, that is why the outlet is recessed into the box. the door closes with the plug inserted into the outlet safely with only the cord exiting the cover. the black rubber square inserts seal the cord openings.