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Westinghouse WVES613S / WVES613W
WVES613W (White), WVES613S (Stainless)
BikieChic2Sydney, NSW
- 2 reviews
- WVES613W (White)
- Verified purchase
Unsafe product
Purchased this oven for use in a disability kitchen modification as the product was advertised as "Safer with cool to the touch oven door" and that "the Westinghouse FamilySafe oven doors are found to be cooler and safer for families with young children". Oven was installed under bench for ease of access in wheelchair.
We heated the oven for 1st use and noticed temperature in room rising with an increase at the time of 15 degrees. Checked oven and once 200C was reached we noticed very hot air extracting from above door - directly into wheelch...Read more
air user (or a child's) face. Allowed oven to cool and once again set to 200C, once temp was reached we checked the oven door at 30 min intervals - external glass temperature reached 69.2C and the uneven metal in gap above door (for "ventilation" and where little fingers can fit - that blows in a wheelchair users face if installed under bench) reached 93.6C. We are not disagreeing that these temperatures are within and meet the ridiculous Aus. Standards that state a glass door can reach up to 80C above the room temperature (which in Australia means an oven door can potentially reach 120C or more if the room is 40C - this rule itself is ludicrous and not safe!). However we do not believe a product that is advertised as "cool to touch oven door" should not reach anywhere near 70C!? FACTS re thermal burns: From 44 to 51 C (111 to 124 F), the rate of burn approximately doubles with each degree risen. The burn would develop in less than a second if the exposure temperature is at least 70 C (160 F).
Purchased in September 2021 at Appliances Online for A$959.00.
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shazzaMetropolitan Adelaide, SA
- 12 reviews
- 2 likes
Fan force not so good
I bought this oven brand new. I like cooking with gas. The fan is not so good on this oven anything placed too low in the oven will cook the bottom of the food first. Resulting in slight burnt cakes and roast on the base. I wish I had spent more money and bought a better fan forced oven.
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