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Fisher & Paykel 60cm Electric Pyrolytic Oven - $1286 (Was $1929) @ Masters

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Clearance Oven at Masters (recently added to the clearance list)

Fisher & Paykel's 60cm Pyroltic (self cleaning) Oven features an exceptional 77 litre capacity to accommodate large dishes, 11 pre-programmed functions and ActiveVent technology for efficient cooking. The flush built-in design fits in seamlessly with the modern family kitchen.

Key Features

With 77 litres of internal space -that's 30 percent larger than conventional European ovens, this pyrolytic oven from Fisher & Paykel lets you cook a greater variety of larger dishes for the family to enjoy. 11 pre-set oven functions all but take the guesswork out of choosing the perfect settings for each dish.
Both temperature and timing are key to turning out the perfect dish but moisture is just as important. Fisher & Paykel's 60cm oven features ActiveVent technology allowing you to control and adjust moisture levels inside the oven cavity ensuring the flawless bake or roast.
We all love to bake and roast our signature dishes but dread the often messy clean-up involved afterwards. Fisher & Paykel's oven takes care of all that by cleaning itself with a time-saving self-cleaning pyrolytic function -fantastic.
Showcasing a brushed stainless steel facia and classy cool-touch black reflective glass door, Fisher & Paykel's 60cm pyrolytic oven features an immaculate built-in design that complements your modern kitchen appliances and decor.

Competitors:
Harvey Norman $2199 http://tinyurl.com/o6xh598
The Good Guys $1999 http://tinyurl.com/ncg5pc8

This is an amazing deal for a Fisher & Paykel Pyrolytic oven

Available in multiple Queensland stores (not sure about other states)

Everton Park - no
Tingalpa - Yes
Richlands - No
Parkinson - yes
Bundamba - No
North Lakes - Yes
Moryfield - No
Richlands - No
Cairns - Yes
Townsville - Yes

Original 10% off @ Masters Post Code not applicable to clearance items. Further discount may be obtained via discounted gift cards, such as this deal or 2% back through cash rewards (http://www.cashrewards.com.au/masters)

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  • +1

    If you're going to fork out for a pyro oven, you will probably want to look at a larger oven than 600mm. 750mm or 900mm all the way, IMO.

  • Still $1929 in SA

    • And WA

      • And VIC.

  • Masters % off usually excludes appliances. Can you confirm FRESH10 works with an oven?

    • No it doesn't. I was about to post the same.

  • $1286… coupon doesnt work, wont go cheaper.

    Available ACT (Majura) at time of post.

  • +2

    The term of self cleaning is just for marketing crap

    Facts are:
    1. We are the one who will clean the ash
    2. To do the "self clean" the oven is set to 500 C for several hours
    good luck on your electric bill

    • Exactly right mate.

      Its not hard to keep an oven clean, but even when you need to clean it spotless (like once or twice a year), those oven foamers work great.

      Take the shelves outside on the backyard, spray, come back in 10min and rinse with garden hose, no scrubbing, very easy to do. Then repeat for the other side. While you are waiting for the shelves, do the oven. In like 20min, the oven is spotless.

      I've never unsderstood people raving about pyroletic functions of ovens. Expensive to run, takes hours to do, and you still need to clean it afterwards anyway!

      Spend the extra money on a better functioning oven, or better features, or bigger size (if you need it).

      • Serious question - but how does your grass fare after hosing oven cleaner off?

        • It's only on there for 10-15min, and plenty of water to dilute it when washing it away then it's fine. Doesnt die or anything :). Never had an issue… and I'm a lawn freak.

    • +2

      As to #2:

      "However, the high temperature pyrolytic cleaning cycle does use more energy than everyday cooking. We’ve estimated that each pyrolytic cleaning cycle should use approximately $1 worth of electricity – much less than the price of an average can of oven cleaner."

      http://www.appliancesonlineblog.com.au/cooking/ovens/pyrolyt…

      • uh huh …. and I'm Virgin Queen of England

        • +2

          Your comment is a waste of space. By my own calculations the above quote stacks up:

          Various sites online have pyro ovens using 3.1kW for a 1.5 to 2 hour cycle. That equals max usage of 6.1kW, even assuming the thermostat doesn't stop the element (unlikely)…. 24.46c/kWh ATM on Tarriff 11 in Qld x 6.1… The claim stacks up.

          This PDF has an oven using only 2.6kW for pyro function - http://www.andico.com.au/serv2-pdf/9880018600bk.pdf

        • @kipps: be sure to install an externally ventilating extraction fan else when you open the oven up your house will be filled with a terrible acrid smell.

    • +2

      The point of self cleaning is not necessary to make it easier, but a lot of people prefer it over using chemicals. After all, the chemicals that people use to clean their oven are toxic. Then the remains of these chemicals you ingest when cooking food.

      Also the cost of self cleaning using Pyroltic is actually less than having to purchase quality chemicals.

  • +1

    You have a choice to use the Pyrolytic feauture. So good luck on your bill if you don't use it :)
    33.3% off. crikey. 41.5% off from HV

    I'm tempted but so such a device for the kitchen, don't buy online for the sake of 33.3%, go in store and get hands on with it.

    Thank you to the OP for doing the finger work on the store availability and information.

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