Sanyo SK-VF7S Stainless-Steel Digital Convection Oven | 
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| Brand: Sanyo
List Price: $129.99
Buy New: $79.99
You Save: $50.00 (38%)
Rating:  164 reviews
Color: Stainless
Shipping Weight (lbs): 11.3
Dimensions (in): 17.3 x 14.3 x 11.5
MPN: SK-VF7S
Model: SK-VF7S
UPC: 086483050428
EAN: 0086483050428
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
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| Features:
| • | 1350-watt 4-slice digital convection oven cooks, bakes, toasts, and reheats | | • | Full-width top and bottom quartz heaters and twin convection inlets for even heating | | • | 5 temperature settings; adjustable toast-shade control; 40-minute timer | | • | Removable easy-to-clean oven rack and non-stick crumb tray | | • | Measures 15-3/4 by 9 by 12-1/2 inches |
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Product Description
Sanyo's convection oven combines the best of powerful convection cooking, baking and toasting with a stylish, stainless steel design. The convection oven features full-width heaters on top and bottom and twin convection inlets for rapid and even heat distribution. It keeps track of the cooking progress with its 40-minute digital timer and lighted countdown indicators. Use it to cook meat and poultry dishes, bake pies and casseroles, toast up to four slices of bread at once and reheat leftovers. The width of the opening is 10-in. wide - large enough to hold a 10-in. pizza or a 9-in. pie. The panel on front offers one-touch toasting for heating one, two or three-to-four slices of bread for perfect browning every time. It even allows for bread that's frozen. The temperature ranges from 180- to 470-degrees F for precise baking. For easier access to hot baking sheets or pie pans, the oven's rack automatically slides out when the door is opened; remove the oven rack completely for easy cleaning. Included with your Sanyo convection oven is a nonstick oven tray and crumb tray and an English/Spanish instruction manual with recipes.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Easy to Use July 18, 2008
Ernest Kugler (Cooperstown, NY)
This is a very easy to use, smart appliance. It works smoothly and reliably. A quality product for sure.
Excellent choice! July 16, 2008
June Reynolds (havelock, nc United States)
Such a great design, great functionality, perfect for two. Small footprint, perfect timer, excellent all-around! Cool color, couldn't be more pleased. Go Sanyo!
 functional but lame toaster oven July 13, 2008
Walter E. Gillett
This toaster oven works, but I wouldn't buy it again:
* Nasty shrill beeping sound when toast is ready
* Uneven temperature distribution -- burns in some places not others
* Very coarse temperature range, e.g., you can set the oven to 320 or 400, but nothing in between
Our previous unit was the Panasonic NB-G100P, which I liked a lot better, although I was annoyed when the heater element failed after 2 years and turned out to be too difficult to replace.
Works great. July 5, 2008
T. Holland
It is not difficult to figure out the operation of this convection oven. I've cooked, pizza, toast, baked potato, roasted veggies,casseroles. Great for a single person who lives in a rooming house.
Great appliance June 28, 2008
Baltimore Buyer
I really like this toaster oven, an opinion reflected in the fact that after buying one for youngest daughter's college apartment, I bought another for myself when our old Black & Decker one died, and recently acquired a third for my older daughter who just graduated from college. It does everything we expect, and does it well. I don't do any real baking from scratch in it, which is why I only gave it 4 stars instead of 5, since I have no experience with whether the preset temperatures are an issue. When I've used the baking settings for reheating or cooking things, it hasn't been a problem. If you read prepackaged items that need "cooking", though, they frequently list a lower suggested temperature for toaster ovens vs regular ovens. This leads me to believe that most items don't need to cook at an exact temperature, nor that any brand of toaster oven can sustain that exact setting steadily. I've had no problem choosing the closest lower setting, and keeping an eye on how it progresses.
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