Can a 9x13" standard baking pan rotate on the turntable without touching the sicesS
843638
Try the Simax 7216 which is a 12"x9"x2.5" glass casserole. It doesn't have large handles sticking out to get in the way.
843639
No. A large round pie or casserole dish work best. (about 12. Inch) the turntable has a rsisedvedgevthat a 12inch square pan will just fit on top and rotate. Have to watch closely that it doesn't shift though. Round is more secure. I think the larger size oven accommodates 9x13 pans but I didn't have space for that one.
2168607
On the bottom of this steel bowl it has a ridge to hold it in place on the turntable of the mixer. The measurement of the ridge is 5 1/8 inch across the middle(radius) of the bottom of the bowl. Hope this helps. If yours does not have a turntable then there should be no problem. Most of the turntables are anywhere from 4 7/8 to 5 7/16 inch across the radius of the top part.
607774
It will fit a 9"x13" cake pan just fine that is what I used when I made it.
1839826
No way. I just measured and a 9" square pan is the absolute maximum size that will fit in. I agree with the comment below about even heating. My oven overheats in the back, anyway. Plus, cleaning out the bottom is a real chore. There is a slide out drip pan but when it slides out anything on it catches on the bottom elements, slides off, and piles up there.
1651576
I think it should work. Mine measures 12.5". The only problem I see is if you have a turntable. I love mine. It's great even for the oven. Enjoy!
15496
If the bowl is properly positioned, it spins automatically. There is a lever in the base to change the turntable position; move it toward the front to accommodate the larger bowl. Be sure to insert the beaters/dough hooks so the narrower dough hook or the more cone-shaped beater (with the nylon "button" on the bottom) is against the side of the bowl. Read your instruction sheet thoroughly.
2256308
No, you would not be able to fit a 9 inch round pan in this roaster. Sorry. It is a great roaster though!
1362239
Yes. In fact, we have a couple of slightly-less-than-thirteen-inch pans that will even fit sideways (front to back), if necessary, when we want to bake potatoes.
497503
The only real purpose of the turntable is is microwave your food evenly. For convection ovens you would not need a turntable. That theory is the moving air. However, under the "IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS" On page 5 of the user manual item 2 states "2. The glass turntable and turntableassembly must be in the oven duringcooking. Handle the glass turntablecarefully and place cookware on it gently"
912349
If you have a rotating carousel in your microwave you should know that DIAGONAL measurement is 13 3/8". I thought the 12" pan would work in my oven with a 12 1/2" rotating plate, but I was wrong and had to modify the pan. I took it out to my shop and removed an 8th inch from each corner with a wood rasp and sander. I also took some off the "feet" so it would nestle better on the glass plate in my oven. NOW IT WORKS LIKE A DREAM.
2075861
I am sorry but the diameter of the turntable is one foot in diameter so the 13 inches of your casserole dish might not fit . there is plenty room of room outside of the turntable it just might rotate with the 13 inch dish. I know one thing it is a great microwave.
940564
I think so, maybe not if it had handles that extend beyond that...the main pan I use is 10x13 and slides in and out just fine, ive made pies and all sorts of stuff in this oven
2034473
Hi, No it will not accommodate a 9X13 pan. However, I purchased a 9X9 KitchenAid non-stick baking pan at the supermarket and it makes wonderful cakes and brownies in this sized pan.
1850595
Hi Holly. I don't think the turning mechanism will get in the way because the bearings are away from the center, but, the middle part is what holds the turntable together and still turn so I think you would be taking a chance on it still working. As the previous commenter said, contact the manufacturer, tell them what you want to do, and see what they have to say about it. Best Wishes!
1908825
I bought it as a gift for my daughter, so I don't know for sure. She had a less expensive turntable, but she said she was going to save to purchase the Wilton tilt n turn...she likes to have the best tools. And she really loves it!
1066965
NO. The bottom rotates because if it didn't it would be heated up too much in one place and warp. That is mentioned in the instructions, and they also say to allow the heating element to cool down for a minute before stopping the platter, or it could warp.
1314947
I am afraid not. Once it wares out, the design is to recycle it out and purchase a new one. I dropped my first one, but it continued to perform, but eventually stopped working. It is built on spring tension so you must re-wind the platter after each use about 16-18 revolutions. There are no parts available for self-repair. This is a great product for small microwaves or those with no rotating turntable built inside. Remember, you will sacrifice 1" of usable height inside the oven. Good luck.