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Rated 3 out of
5
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Margaroo from
Not the greatest model
Replaced my stove a month ago. Did not realize there were no plugs on each side of the top, and the drawer beneath oven was so small.
We also had to have the motor unit changed as it was malfunctioning.
In all, not impressed with this model.
Date published: 2025-04-11
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Alison from
Will never buy another Whirlpool oven
Very disappointed. The ceramic cooktop scratches very easily. Oven takes a long time to heat up but then doesn't maintain the temperature is set.
Date published: 2025-03-24
Rated 1 out of
5
by
LPC1 from
Quality and Performance is not great.
Let’s start with the fact the stove was delivered with a defective oven right out of the box. Every time I try to use the oven features that utilizes the fan, the convection or the air fry, there’s a loud screeching noise. Whirlpool has already send a technician three time, but the fix, whatever they try, doesn’t last 24 hours. The next day, the noise is back. Now I’ve scheduled a 4th appointment to have it looked at, for all the good it can do, but credit to Whirlpool for honouring their guarantee. It’s obvious the noise comes from the fan hitting the protective screen, but alas, a fix seems to be elusive and a problem that existed from the production line.
Now let’s talk oven performance because I can at least use the baking function. This oven is slow to heat up. It takes a minimum of 15 minutes to preheat to a temperature of 350 degrees F, and an extra 5 minutes for each subsequent 25 degrees increase.
If that wasn’t bad enough, it doesn’t retain its heat. Open the door to slip the food in and the temperature drops by up to 40 degrees F. Then it has to work its way back up to the desired temperature. Did I mention already how long it takes for this oven to heat up? Yeah, you need to factor in more cooking time for the oven to catch up. It might not make that much of a difference with a casserole or stew, but all my cakes and cookies turned out undercooked, and opening the door to check, it takes much longer for anything to reach proper doneness. A batch of cookies that used to take 15 minutes to cook, as per the recipe, can now take up to 25 minutes.
The stovetop also has its own problems. The gauges aren’t matched up to the mechanism underneath. Turn on the front burner to the lowest temperature and the gauge is off by 1/4 inch. That’s a big difference when half the gauge is for one the small element and the other half is for the extended one. In other words, turn the button to medium, and the element is heating below that. If you want medium-high heat, you have to eyeball it higher than that.
And like the oven, it takes a long time for the element to heat up. With my last stove, I would chop onions before I turned on the element to heat the pan. Now? I heat the pan, chop the onions, go to the washroom, come back and the temperature is barely warm enough to get a sizzle.
With that kind of performance, I keep raising the heat, but that creates another problem. Once I get a sizzle, the temperature is too high and the food will get scorched.
Moving on to the back elements, and the accuracy of lining up the mechanism and the gauge is off by 1/4 inch, but in reverse. Turn the button to medium heat and it heats higher. Put it at the lowest heat, and it’s apparent the gauge goes further.
So, with all the above, while I do appreciate the Whirlpool customer service representative for their help, I do not recommend Whirlpool. By this point, the money spent on 4 repair technicians, plus parts, it would have been cheaper to just replace the thing. “But your guarantee doesn’t cover replacement”, I was told.
Date published: 2025-03-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Phil from
Had the features I wanted.
I bought this range based on the ratings by other purchasers, the name (Whirlpool) and knowing its history/longevity, it’s appearance and of course the price where all factors.
Date published: 2025-01-24
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Connie from
Terrible product
The bottom drawer is very small and has a very sharp edge to open from. Should have had a handle on it to open it. Not good for little kids as they could easily slice their fingers. I never realized it would be narrower than my old oven. It is very flimsy and has a dangerous oven rack that a
casserole or cookie sheet can slide off very easily. It is not built very well and has too many sharp edges and lips where food gets stuck. The stove top is very difficult to wipe without leaving streaks. I then have to wipe it with a dry rag. Terribly made
Date published: 2025-01-17
Rated 4 out of
5
by
VancouverRabbi from
This is a great purchase!
I bought this a month ago and it is meeting my needs nicely. I love the airfryer component. The only downside (IMHO) is that the chime on the timer is not as loud as it should be to tell the person that their timer on the oven is up.
Other than that, I am happy with this purchase.
Date published: 2025-01-08
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