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Cooker disappointment
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inspirespirit
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I bought a new gas cooker from AO. Cost £400 so not top of the range but not cheap either. Had it a week now and so disappointed. Despite it saying the cavity of the oven holds 65 litres and above the actual racks will only hold the smallest of roasting pans as they have a barrier at the back which is a good 9 or 10 inches from the back of the cooker. Always had gas and they haven't been like that before. It is taking an absolute age to cook anything. I thought it might just need 'running in' but used it every day for a week now and still very poor. Cooked some small chicken drumsticks yesterday and they took TWO HOURS to cook on gas mark 8 and it only goes up to gas mark 9 maximum. Had a neighbour here and she just couldn't believe that they were still raw after an hour.
I'm going to ring them tomorrow but wondered what rights, if any, I have for an exchange or refund.
I'm going to ring them tomorrow but wondered what rights, if any, I have for an exchange or refund.
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Sounds like a weak gas supply. Get the fitter back to do some tests.0
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Agree, get your Gas Safe installer back to make sure it’s fitted properly.
Oven volume is a common issue, EU law states that manufactures must state overall volume of oven cavity for comparison but that doesn’t in any way give an indication of the practable useable space in the oven, you really need to look inside the ovens before you decide what suits you best space wise.
I’ve sold 58litre electric ovens with more usable height and depth than ovens with 72litre cavity’s0 -
I can't visualise an oven that has a barrier tats 9 or ten inches , what model is it0
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I can't visualise an oven that has a barrier tats 9 or ten inches , what model is it0
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inspirespirit wrote: »and it only goes up to gas mark 9 maximum.
The best ones go up to 11.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0 -
Brand and model number would help.0
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