Breville Toast & Roast Pro LOV560 Questions & Answers

28 litres Everything you want to know about it is in the user manual. Type the name of the oven into Google with the model number and 'user manual' and it'll all be there for you.

Yes. I haven't used it, however.

Inside is not non-stick coated. All the shelves and trays are easy to remove and clean. Crumbs collected along the hinge and are hard to get at.

Mine has discoloured quite a bit. I found it hard to keep it looking clean inside and around the glass edge.

Yes, you can.

I havent been able to get crackle but Im unsure if it's me or the oven. You can roast a pork, though.

This is what I found lacking, as well. Ive had many small ovens and this is my least preferred purchase.

No it can’t.

Take it back to the merchant. We had to return a different model of Breville as the door was faulty and there was no quibble about our returning it. We ordered and waited for the Breville Smart Oven Pro which we use daily, sometimes several times, and seldom use out built-in double oven now.

Measured mine yesterday: 510 wide x 309 high x 415 deep are the correct external dimensions, and this includes the handle in the depth measurement. The approximate useable internal dimensions are 330 wide x 210 high x 320 deep.

Thanks

The fan on our model is fairly noticeable (although not much noisier than our conventional underbench fan-forced oven); but it makes a steady 'whirring' type of noise, and it has never made any rattling or clicking sounds. Seems like there could be something wrong with the fan in your oven – e.g. maybe it has gone out of balance, or something has come loose in the mechanism? Taking it back to where it was purchased for repair/replacement would probably be the best thing to do, especially if it is still under warranty.

Mine doesn’t, apart from what I call a normal level of noise, so yes I would get it checked out.

Just consider this appliance as a benchtop oven. It will cook what ever fits in it like a regular oven would.

yes, but the rotisserie setting only turns the top heating elements on, so they will cook but a lot slower than you would expect. If you are aware of that and adjust the cooking time to suit it should be fine.