How much open counter space surrounding the oven is required for it to function properly?
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Not much I have 2 one built in a rv with about 3 inches around it and one in the house with about the same. The one in the rv is 6 years old and never had a problem
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Mine is on an open counter, so I have not had to consider your question. However, my owner's manual mentions a "built-in kit" if you need it. See page 3 of owner's manual on-line at http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000072322.pdf. Hope this helps.
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I bought this unit to replace a built-in unit. It slid right into the same space; however, it is necessary to purchase the trim kit for this specific unit. Also check the deminsions carefully. This is a large oven.It is the best piece of equipment in my kitchen. I love it!
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Hello, The useful interior height is 4", that is from the rack in the bottom position to the top element. Anything near 4" is going to be very close to the top element. The baking pan that comes with the product is 10.5" X 10.5". The owners manual says the following bakeware will fit into the oven: - 7.5" x 11" baking pan no handles - 9" square baking pan - 6 cup muffin tin - 9" loaf pan - up to 11" pie plate Note: There is no mention of height! There are two accessories you can purchase separately: 11" non-stick pizza pan and/or 10" x 10" broiling rack. I hope this helps! Ken
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You will have to check the dimensions, I had a space where a double oven used to be but it might fit under a counter.
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The specification depth of the appliance is 20.0" (21.0" with the accessory trim kit for cabinet installation). My oven sits on a counter and its exterior depth is 19.25" (not including its only front panel protrusion - a timer knob) but an allowance of at least another 3/4" must be made to account for the bend radius of the power cord attached to the back of the oven. So a cabinet depth of at least 20" would be needed to fully fit the oven without accounting for its protruding front knob. A cabinet depth of 17-3/4" will result in at least 2" of appliance protrusion, but it will still accommodate its front feet.
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toaster oven takes up this much counter space: 7" high x 13 1/2" wide x 7 3/4"deep. It's my second one. The size is perfect for my small kitchen.
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If you are that limited in space I would find a different spot for the oven as it is wide and a bit taller and needs extra space.
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You can't touch the outside they created a barrier by adding two metal baskets on either side. So on the outsides there's about 2 inches between the oven and the metal band basket
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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.
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It is unlikely to fit in a counter top oven. This takes up most of one rack in my conventional oven.
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the book says a minimum clearance of 3 inches is required between the oven and any adjacent walls, one side must be open leave a clearance of 12 inches above the oven
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I built a cabinet for it 23" wide and 14" high, with a 21" depth (more than the unit, to allow air to flow behind the oven and carry heat away. The height and width dimensions did not leave much space, but work well.
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There are 4 elements. Two above and two below. The depth of the oven is 10" and the elements are 2" in from either end. Spacing is the same for bottom and top.
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W= 18.5 (incl room for door to open) H = 11", D=14.5 or 15 (need room for wire). (And I like the oven.)
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Please allow 3" of space on each side of the oven and 2.5" on top for ventilation.
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The User Guide states at least 4 inches on all sides, but I typically have it just an inch or so from the wall (back of the oven). The sides and top are well over 6 inches away from walls and overhead cabinets. The outside of the oven gets fairly warm, so common sense dictates keeping flammable/meltable items away from the sides and top of the oven.
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Three feet, which is almost too short for practical use. I have oven racks about 8" off the floor, the countertop is 36". If you have 10" of probe in the oven, 28" up to the counter, and 10" back on the counter top, that leaves the probe 12" too short to be of great utility in the kitchen.