The power of convection cooking and g2Max® SpeedCook technology combine to give you the ultimate in cooking flexibility. Achieve efficient, uniform cooking results 30% faster than a traditional Whirlpool® brand thermal-bake oven with a convection cooking lower oven, while the SpeedCook upper oven grills steaks and bakes brownies with real oven results.
- New Formed Door Styling
- New Stainless Look Handles
- Glass Touch Oven Controls
- 1.4 Cu. Ft. Speedcook Upper Oven
- 900 Watts Cooking Power
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- Quartz Element
- Sizzle Pan with Handle
- Turntable
- Stainless Steel Interior
- Drop-Down Door
- Convection Oven Cooking
- 4.1 Cu. Ft. Capacity
- Self-Cleaning Oven with Auto Latch
- AccuBake® Temperature Management System
- Delay Bake
- Closed-Door Broiling
- Child Lockout
- Extra-Large EasyView™ Window
- Flush-to-Cabinet Installation
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| Time of Day Clock |
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| Microwave Oven Capacity: 1.4 Cubic foot |
| Oven Capacity: 4.3 Cubic foot |
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| 8 Instant Cook Pads |
| 2 Interior Oven Lights |
| 3 Oven Racks |
| Oven window |
| Turntable |
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| Add Minute Pad |
| Electronic Controls |
| Electronic Controls System |
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| Depth: 23 in. |
| Height: 42 7/16 in. |
| Width: 29 3/4 in. |
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| Self-Cleaning |
| Convection Functionality |
| Convection System |
| Sensor Cooking |
| Delay Cook |
| Maximum Power: 900 |
| Oven Light |
| Electric Power |
| Sensor Reheat, Defrost Cycles |
| SpeedCook |
| AccuBake® Temperature Management |
| Warm Hold Cycle |
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| Control Lock Out Function |
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| View warranty details (113.72 KB PDF) |
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Type:
Electric Wall Oven/microwave Combo
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Style:
Built In
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Fuel:
Electric
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Built In:
Yes
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Nominal Width:
30"
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Energy Star Rated:
Yes
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Self Clean:
Yes
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Convection:
Yes
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First Oven:
1.4 cu. ft.
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Hidden Bake Element:
No
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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