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Troy

TroyNorth Queensland, QLD

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I'm no chef.....

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Purchased in December 2021 at Harvey Norman for $2,999.00.

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RodM

RodMSouth Australia

Problems (and good things) with our new AEG oven (model BSK774320M 60cm SteamCrisp Oven)

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Hi RodM,
I know we have since addressed your concerns, but should you require any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].
Thank you
Angela

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Amy Y.

Amy Y.asked

Hi AEG,
I was about to purchase this oven until I read this review. I don't feel like your response actually addresses any of the issues that the reviewer has raised. I'm now looking at another brand. Do you have any response particularly regarding the heat on the bottom of the oven when in Pyro cleaning mode?

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RodM
RodM

Hi Amy,

given that we have had the new AEG oven for over 6 months now some further thoughts that might help yo:
1. Concerning the centre of the base (underside) of the oven getting very very hot - yes, this is true (150C?). Not a problem so far for us as the wooden shelf is over 20cm below the bottom of the oven. The oven base runners (feet) sit on side boards and don't exceed 70C. I am about to install a drawer in the space under the oven but will be making it out of metal so that the 150C won't damage it or its contents!

2. Small addition on Favourites - be careful when experimenting with a lot of Favourtites - YOU CAN NOT EVER DELETE A FAVOURITE (even by turning the power off etc.). Who the hell designed this oven??? You can edit an existing Favourite and so end up with your most used Favourites at the top of a (long) list of Favourites (a pain).

3. Yes, AEG did have an hour long conversation with me about my long review (grateful for this!). They helped with 1 or 2 issues but all the rest remain as poor design problems.

4. Overall we are using the oven in a fairly basic conventional manner and just ignoring most of the fancy features as they are a pain to use. E.g. we set the griller to about 180C and put our food in immediately on the top shelf position. When the element gets red hot we let it melt cheese etc. and watch it carefully so that the food doesn't burn. We can grill simple foods (cheese on toast) in about 4-5 minutes instead of the 15-20 mins it would take if you followed the manual. Grilling meat is easier and you can follow the manual.

5. Quality-wise - the oven seems reliable and robust.

Advice (but I'm no expert) - we would have bought a Miele but internally they were 2cm narrower than most other ovens. Just too narrow for us. Earlier this year Miele released a new (more modern) range of ovens. I would check these out as I have always found Miele products to be well designed. Just compare any model to my review comments to see if that model performs better!

Buy anything before end June and you might get an EOF Sale discount!

Good luck.

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