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Dimensions: H 25 in, W 25 in, D 24 in
Cut-Out Front to Back Depth (in.) | 22.4 |
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Cut-Out Height (in.) | 23.23 |
Cut-Out Left to Right Width (in.) | 22.37 |
Depth With Door(s) Open 90 Degrees (in.) | 0 |
Product Depth (in.) | 24 in |
Product Height (in.) | 25 in |
Product Width (in.) | 25 in |
Wall Oven Size | 24 in. |
Appliance Category | Wall Oven |
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Appliance Series | Not Applicable |
Appliance Type | Single Wall Electric Oven |
Capacity of Oven (cu. ft.) | 2.3 cu ft |
Cleaning Type | Manual Clean |
Color/Finish | Black |
Color/Finish Family | Black |
Commercial/Residential | Residential |
Oven Cooking Process | Standard |
Oven Features | Broiler in Oven, Standard Features Only |
Returnable | Non-Returnable |
Certifications and Listings | CSA Certified |
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This 24" electric single wall oven has a large capacity of 2.3 cu.f with a product size of 23.4"x23.4"x22.6" and a 22.0"x23.0"x22.0" built-in size
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This 24" electric single wall oven has a large capacity of 2.3 cu.f with a product size of 23.4"x23.4"x22.6" and a 22.0"x23.0"x22.0" built-in size. I believe you can stack 2 units together .
Hi there, Yes it has to heating elements one on top and one at the bottom. One at the top, and one at the bottom of the oven chamber. Both are often used during preheating, but in most cooking situations ovens only use the lower heating element. (The top element is usually reserved for broiling.) Thanks
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