Looks like a great price.
Was $419 here
Unsure if pricing error, but seems unlikely.
As advertised price ends 31st July.
Buy online or in store.
Grab a bargain, use discounted gift cards to maximise savings!
Not on their eBay store.
The closest is AKP3534PIXAUS which is $559
Is there a reason they are dumping whirlpool products? $200 is a very cheap oven?
Because Gerry Harvey
Best to read up on this thread which had some helpful info: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/468183. This article explains it as well: https://www.channelnews.com.au/exclusivethe-good-guys-drop-w…
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Well, I haven't even been on here in over a month so..
All good. Rather see it twice than not at all.
Price is correct. I bought 2.
Was $167.60 at lowest point, but still a bargain at $209.50. I picked up the AKP3840PIXAUS for $224 during that sale.
Oh didn't realise that was posted :(
That was a better deal but I guess if you missed it this is also good!
FYI - appliancesonline will match the price + $35 delivery… but you get 4 years warranty instead of 2 years with the good guys.
Where do you see 4 years warranty from good guys?
4 years is appliancesonline.
Does not come with a plug so you'll need a sparky to come and install. Just learnt this the hard way.
It does come with a plug. See the last photo. You just need a dedicated 15A outlet.
Or just cut the plug off and wire it up, which is all the sparky is going to do anyway
They did just that when the sparky installed my oven.
Nope. It did not come with a plug.
I have a gas oven at the moment. Can I DIY replace that with this electric oven?
No, not legally at least. But maybe if you have an electric cooktop, or if there has been a dedicated power cable put through to your kitchen, you could safely do it if you knew what you were doing. If there is a cable you need to check if there is a dedicated breaker for it and the amp rating. It would need to exceed what you are installing.
Fair enough. Iam not handy at all so was a bit clueless about this. I thought it would be straight forward to seal to gas pipe, pull the oven out and put the electric in and plug into the powerpoints. My gas stove has electric ignition.
Why don't you just call a professional to do it? You're dealing with gas and a lot of electricity. Why even risk it?
Exactly this. The only thing im game enough to play with is water pipes. Worst that could happen pipe spring a leak. I shut main valve off.
With electricity. You could get zapped. Yes yes we have breakers but i would not put my life on the line for that.
Same goes for gas. Could get explosive.
Because it may cost him an extra couple of hundred bucks for 10 minutes work (on yhe electricity side).
For the gas he needs to call a gas plumber.
And the possible risk of getting electrocuted will run up a hospital bill worth a lot more than a couple hundred bucks not to mention lost wages not being able to work.
Or the possible gas explosion if gas starts leaking in the home. Thats bound to cost more than a couple hundred to repair if it happens.
@xoom: Or the possible car accident may kill you, or the paraschute might not open, or any number of things. If the person is willing to put the time in to know how electricity works and how to be safe with it, he can make a call. If he has reservations, then he shouldn't.
It should be noted that many countries allow this work to be done by property owners, its only strange here in Oz in our specialist society.
If the person is willing to put the time to know how electricity works and how to be safe with it.
Yes. If. Thats if they put in the time to learn it. Sure why not. Isnt that how we all start. Not knowing to learning. To knowing and then doing.
Its the how hard can it be people were you start to worry. Going in there thinking they know it already. Those are often ones who end up in the emergency wards.
@xoom: Yeah but its easier than learning your ABC. There's positive, neutral and earth, they are colour coded, and you can cut the mains power before you work. You can buy a power tester pen on eBay for 3 bucks if you want to be really safe. The hardest thing you will need to do is branch the power line which is actually piss easy. Ita easier than what 90% of people have to do in the first 5 minutes of their job at work each day
Was half way through posting this when i got to work thos morning. Cheap for a brand name but I don't expect it to be that good. Still if You dont cook and just need to fill a hole in a kitchen/its for an investment property then you may not care.
If you are into baking best to get one with top and bottom elements along with fan forced
Good guys are dumping Whirlpool products, was 50% off I think. Says as advertised so probably correct.