Does it prevent the oven door closing tight and add heat in the kitchen if the wire is crammed in the doorway?
500900
My oven closes as usual. The probe chord is not thick enough to be an issue. Just ensure you have any slack out of the way of the oven door and it should work fine.
500901
I've not found it to be an issue with either an oven or a smoker. The cable is very thin.
500902
I haven't found it to be a problem. You have to be careful to close the oven door so as not to break or bend the wire.
1682716
Depends on the space beneath the door. I wouldn't advise squeezing any cable beneath a tight fitting door. Even if there's no apparent damage to the rubber sheathing, damage can still occur to the wiring and shielding within.
1026924
Yes! You just stick it to the oven door above. I was a little worried it would get too hot and melt it but so far so good :)
1234683
The outside of the oven does get warm, but not terribly hot. The door gets hot, but the handle stays cool.
469521
Yes, there are hooks that make the rack slide out when the door is open. That seems to work fine; it can just be a pain when you go to close the door, the hooks do not always catch right, so the rack gets stuck halfway out and you can't push the rack back in by closing the door. You have to push the rack in just a little with a utensil or oven mitt or something so that it is in the right place to catch the hooks. Then you can close the door normally and the rack will slide back in. This is a minor inconvenience, but it is a nuisance when you do it so many times.
1966076
It is designed to do EXACTLY that. The wire is thin and flexible enough not to interfere with the oven seal. Probe in the bird (thickest part of thigh), display can be magnetically stuck outside the oven somewhere or just on the counter.
159342
I agree. The MagicCloser initiates the door closing, however, that's where MagicCloser stops and your sensor takes over.
60544
No. I don't think the plastic lens or cover will handle the heat inside the oven. That is unless you want to drill a hole in the door.
550374
I do not think so. I have a "sprung" oven door...It won't stay closed tightly enough to keep the heat sensor going....so I stacked four of them (I had to account for some differential thickness) in corner of cavity to face the door, and it hold the door, but is still easy to open the oven. Of course, it has a handle. I assume you won't want to take the tile on and off again often, so it should work. Just use a rubber spatula to slip behind to give you leverage to remove, as you will have slim space remaining after you glue them on.
1299331
The door doesn't seem flimsy to me. We've had the oven for about 9 months, and although we haven't used it a lot, there have been no problems whatsoever.
708271
Dont waste your time buying this oven I know other people like it thats why I bought one its junk in the first to weeks the temp.numbers rubbed off while I was trying to clean it ,and it dose not hold the right temperture PURE JUNK. Dan chef and restaurant owner .To answer your question about the door no it dose not.
238990
Actually, the back of the oven has plastic spacers that prevent you from pushing it too close to a wall. But that back gets extremely hot.
460847
We have our toaster oven on the counter under the wall cabinet. I think the key is having enough clearance around the oven to dissipate the heat. Not sure how much clearance the manufacturer recommends.
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.
552880
oven vents on top right...dont set anything on top u dont want to get hot...carefull of the glass front and sometimes the door handle is overwarm....
1599021
I don't think so. It will help keep the door in the closed position or return it to closed if opened.
1879043
Ours closes firmly, but not as tightly as a real oven. Surrounding area, while very warm, is cooler than other toaster ovens we have owned.