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On Sat, 27 Nov 2004 14:59:16 GMT, Graphic Queen >
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>Hubby bought me my first toaster oven and we received it just before
>T-Day and I just love it. This was the perfect gift. It is the one
>with the convection fan and all. Is there anything special I need to
>know about with this wonderful item?


I've had my stainless model for a couple of years now, I lucked into a
great deal, 60 bucks, from one of the early dot com busts (I think it
was the Ace hardware site). It has worked just fine.

The only problems were a slight rattle developed in the convection fan
as the unit warms up but goes away after a few minutes and it is a
little difficult to clean especially at the bottom of the oven door
where food and oil can easly slip into the crevice but can't be easily
removed.

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On Sat, 27 Nov 2004 14:59:16 GMT, Graphic Queen >
wrote:

>Hubby bought me my first toaster oven and we received it just before
>T-Day and I just love it. This was the perfect gift. It is the one
>with the convection fan and all. Is there anything special I need to
>know about with this wonderful item?


I've had my stainless model for a couple of years now, I lucked into a
great deal, 60 bucks, from one of the early dot com busts (I think it
was the Ace hardware site). It has worked just fine.

The only problems were a slight rattle developed in the convection fan
as the unit warms up but goes away after a few minutes and it is a
little difficult to clean especially at the bottom of the oven door
where food and oil can easly slip into the crevice but can't be easily
removed.

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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 16:58:39 GMT, Graphic Queen >
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>On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 06:03:34 -0800, Jed >
>wrote:


>>The only problems were a slight rattle developed in the convection fan
>>as the unit warms up but goes away after a few minutes and it is a
>>little difficult to clean especially at the bottom of the oven door
>>where food and oil can easly slip into the crevice but can't be easily
>>removed.

>
>Thanks for the reply. I will have to remember what you said about the
>rattle and the cleaning. Does the front "door" come off at all for
>cleaning?


It doesn't appear to unless there is some "trick" I don't know about.

Perhaps the manual addresses getting the door off, but mine has
disappeared to some "safe place" I can no longer remember.

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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 16:58:39 GMT, Graphic Queen >
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>On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 06:03:34 -0800, Jed >
>wrote:


>>The only problems were a slight rattle developed in the convection fan
>>as the unit warms up but goes away after a few minutes and it is a
>>little difficult to clean especially at the bottom of the oven door
>>where food and oil can easly slip into the crevice but can't be easily
>>removed.

>
>Thanks for the reply. I will have to remember what you said about the
>rattle and the cleaning. Does the front "door" come off at all for
>cleaning?


It doesn't appear to unless there is some "trick" I don't know about.

Perhaps the manual addresses getting the door off, but mine has
disappeared to some "safe place" I can no longer remember.

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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 16:58:39 GMT, Graphic Queen >
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>On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 06:03:34 -0800, Jed >
>wrote:


>>The only problems were a slight rattle developed in the convection fan
>>as the unit warms up but goes away after a few minutes and it is a
>>little difficult to clean especially at the bottom of the oven door
>>where food and oil can easly slip into the crevice but can't be easily
>>removed.

>
>Thanks for the reply. I will have to remember what you said about the
>rattle and the cleaning. Does the front "door" come off at all for
>cleaning?


It doesn't appear to unless there is some "trick" I don't know about.

Perhaps the manual addresses getting the door off, but mine has
disappeared to some "safe place" I can no longer remember.

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