Is there an option to have the bottom NOT rotate while heating, in case you only want to reheat a single slice of pizza?
1066961
no, when you plug it in it rotates all the time. for single piece of pizza you would just put it in the center and it would heat evenly.
1066962
No I throw mine I'm the microwave for 30 seconds and a few minutes on dual. Set pizza kind of in center, I would highly recommend this pizza oven. I have given it as gifts it is loved. And does much more than pizza.
1066963
No bottom rotates when you plug it in. But you can choose which heating element is working top or bottom or both. It comes with reheating instructions too I love ours after we bought it.
1066964
No, the bottom always rotates. But it would heat a single slice pretty fast, even rotating.
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.
1066966
As far as I am familiar with this product, no. If you didn't want to use this, use a fry pan on the stove, put the pizza in and heat it, then, towards the end, put a top on it to melt the cheese. Time varies according to the size of the slice and how much topping stuff is on it. Enjoy.
1058098
For safety, you shouldn't allow the bottom burner to remain on. I don't think the bottom of the thermal carafe is designed for the heat.
1820144
Sorry I havent really used that feature yet, but I really like this oven a lot. The rotisserie is great too.
177639
Yes, there is a coil that goes around the bottom perimeter. It doesn't run through the whole middle, but warms up the bottom tray. I know . . . I've burned myself on it when I've taken it apart to clean out all the little pieces that fall through the holes.
482141
We re-heat pizza directly on the mat. We also re-heat french fries, onion rings, and just about anything you can think of that needs to stay crispy. No, we do not place a pan under it. It cleans up easily.
1897109
I would GUESS that you could tell when it is on "broil"--when the heat comes from the top only; also, when the heat comes from both top and bottom it would be on either bake or warm. Then, put the knob back on accordingly.
2179964
Yes, there is a three-way switch... Normal rotation, pause to sear, and no heat rotation.
1212859
Not really..... it did a really nice job on the pizza, but it was still cool in the middle, and I had to reheat that part before eating it. Found the same thing with reheating most leftovers..... however, I really DO like that it retains the moisture and things don't go 'cardboard' on me now!
1224357
It only has one heat setting and you can't turn just the heat off. It doesn't get super hot though, even after leaving it on for many hours i can still pop the top off or directly just take the trays off the base without burning or hurting myself.
273301
I'd send it back and get a good one. Mine works fine. I wind it up and then put what i'm cooking on it and press down and it rotates until I lift the cooked food off from it and it stops rotating. Yours should work something like this. Good luck. By the way, I have enjoyed using mine. I never had one before, but it's doing the job.
525247
Not in this model. you could "toast" and set to a temp, but bake always is convection.
263335
The button on the bottom rotates hard to the left (counterclockwise) when you want to bake. There's no timer feature, so you just turn it off when you're done baking.
460848
No... at least the one I have... I wouldn't buy this again - I resurrected my old toaster oven and still use it more than the DeLonghi - which I used only for occasional panini or when I need two ovens at the same time.
1510484
Yes you can. But let it heat up first before putting your dough or pizza to prevent sticking.
307523
Yup, that's what I always do. Just don't warm it over 2 mins at a time or you'll burn a hole in it.
1137949
No, No issues with over heating. It's just me using it so I would only make enough for one serving.
1151287
Yes! I've done it before but the burner on the right doesn't get as hot. I think I isolated much of my cooking to the left side.