My new Rotisserie was used today for the first time and it cooked the chicken fantastic BUT, it was so noisy. Is it supposed to be real noisy?? s
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Make sure the spits are in the right notches and the chicken is tied securely in the middle of the spit, this happened to me also and made a bangingsound each time it rotated if it happens again stop it and check it out before it gets to hot, hope this helps.
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My rotisserie makes quite a bit of noise also. It does cook well so I guess it's a trade-off. My dishwasher makes a lot of noise (10 yrs old) but I use it anyway.
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You can tell the rotisserie is turning but it is not noisy. If your's is overly loud I would consider returning it for a replacement. I love my rotisserie and how quick clean up is.
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Yes, mine is fairly noisy too, but I love it. However, I haven't been satisfied enough with my chickens. I'm trying to obtain a certain flavor. I can get the skin tasting pretty good, but I want a flavorful meat all the way through like how my mom prepared chicken. Still a great investment, though.
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Noise is different to each person; however I find it to have a normal motor sound which is not that loud. I run mine in an enclosed garage, checking on it periodically.
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Hi - it is not a rotisserie, only steam & frying. The frying outcome of the turkey is great, I have not used to steam as of yet.
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I have the same problem when I first used it, the temp only goes up to 250. I tried cooking a whole chicken, set the timer to 45mins, then it when it went off, and I checked it was not cooked yet then I tried turning it on again but to no avail! It wont turn on again! I used this thing ONCE only and i ended up with one halfcooked chicken! Disappointed!!!! Dont waste your money on this one.
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yes, it's noisy. Mine started growling at me and I discovered that I needed to oil the bobbin case. I took the plate off, lifted out the black bobbin case, turned it over and oiled the edge where it makes contact with metal (that would be the top of the bobbin case) Oil it lightly and wipe off excess oil. I sew many hours so I have to oil it about once a week. Hope this helps. Also, it's a mechanical machine rather than electronic so it will be a bit noisier.
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Make sure you have both ends attached before you put it in the rotisserie. There should be 2 round plates that you hold the chicken with. They should be holding the chicken tight. Also make sure that you mount the chicken sideways and not straight up and down. The picture shows two Cornish hens and not chicken. I put both rods through the chicken, and then attach the removable plate. Set it in the groves of the show time and make sure they are all the way in. It sounds like your chicken wasn't mounted right and you did not have the spit sitting all the way in the grove. You have a very good machine, it just takes a little practice to get the hang of it. Make sure you have both ends attached before you put it in the rotisserie. There should be 2 round plates that you hold the chicken with. They should be holding the chicken tight. Also make sure that you mount the chicken sideways and not straight up and down. The picture shows two Cornish hens and not chicken. I put both rods through the chicken, and then attach the removable plate. Set it in the groves of the show time and make sure they are all the way in. It sounds like your chicken wasn't mounted right and you did not have the spit sitting all the way in the grove. You have a very good... » Read More Make sure you have both ends attached before you put it in the rotisserie. There should be 2 round plates that you hold the chicken with. They should be holding the chicken tight. Also make sure that you mount the chicken sideways and not straight up and down. The picture shows two Cornish hens and not chicken. I put both rods through the chicken, and then attach the removable plate. Set it in the groves of the show time and make sure they are all the way in. It sounds like your chicken wasn't mounted right and you did not have the spit sitting all the way in the grove. You have a very good machine, it just takes a little practice to get the hang of it. « Show Less
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Mine did that too from day one. The box it came in was damaged and I assume that is what caused the weird noises. It wasn't worth the time and money to ship it back so I just used it until it started giving me uneven heat. Then I junked it.
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I have, my broiler is at the top of my oven. Makes no difference, have had it up to 500. There is a smell to the holders, but I'm sure whatsoever you're cooking will overpower any other oder. It's somerhing with the material.
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The noisiest part is upon startup. If nothing is being processesed, the pieces can rub together until fed. The motors is a low hum. Nothing louder than crunching carrots...
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I have the larger model. I have cooked White and GABA brown on this. It is not very loud. There is a low hum while it is cooking/prepping from the internal fan, which sounds like my laptop when it isn't working very hard. If yours sounds like a grinding noise I would suspect that either something is in your fan causing it to grind, or you otherwise have a faulty fan. I don't think there are other components in there which are capable of making loud noises. Unless there is some process of induction cooking for which I am unaware that might cause this.
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I believe it is normal on induction cookers to have a fan. The sound is very faint so it doesn't bother me and I usually don't even notice, but there should be a section in your manual that explains about the fan.
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The fan does make noise; the oven does not operate silently when in convection mode....but it's not horribly loud.
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Don't know. But it is excellent. Only thing,rotisserie only accommodates small poultry.
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I am using Cuisinart CPC-600 also. The sound you are hearing is normal. Just ignore it and enjoy the product. I do most of my cooking in this cooker.
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My nuwawve makes a little noise as the motor spins up, but it is not that loud unless you want sleep next to it while cooking :) a microwave oven is much louder the only con for me is lack of induction cookware or cheaper ware at many stores
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Check out Consumer Reports. They also said this is a great rerigerator except for the noise. The noise kept it from being the number one pick. BTW, we just got our new Samsung french door counter depth rerigerator. It is "Whisper" quiet. You have to actually listen to tell if it is running.
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It does run periodically and make some noise. It is on par with the fridge in terms of loudness, I think. I was, and maybe still am a bit, bothered by the noise and thought about putting it in a different room (it is in the kitchen). So, actually, the noise is the one thing I have NOT liked about it, but I am not sure if it is enough noise to bother YOU. My husband is NOT bothered by the noise. That answer might be very unhelpful, sorry.
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It is very loud on linoleum or hardwood floors. Perhaps he is afraid of the noise. My Jack Russell doesn't care...he bangs it all over the kitchen. I started by putting small pieces of treats he really likes in it. I shook a couple pieces out on the floor and then pushed the Kibble Nibble around with my foot so he could see the food coming out. It did not take him long to figure it out. Then when I switched to his kibble (Beneful for small dogs), I made sure he was good and hungry before putting it down and nudging it with my toe. He did the rest. Also, you can trim the little plastic feelers in the ends of the Kibble Nibble if the food is larger and too hard to get out. My dog bolts his food so I wanted it to be a challenge. I trimmed one end shorter so it comes out a bit easier but still requires him to "work" for his food. If the noise it makes hitting the floor is the issue, get a piece of carpet to put it on. Hope this helps!